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<0> a character I could place in front to see if I screw it up?
<1> I think it's #
<0> like ; or //
<0> k thx
<1> hmmm - what an Intersting time in history.
<1> up-to-today - I'm considered myself noob - asking questions here & there.
<1> today I could answer question posted by several people all at once - hmm ! good turn for me. :)
<1> feeling myself more veteran now :)
<0> cool. I'm experience noob-refugee from An Unnamed Distro
<1> well - SUSE will be a new _named_ home then :)
<1> and 10.0 is the latest version.
<0> using it
<1> me too
<1> along with other OSes...
<0> Suspend does NOT work still
<0> not that it's a critical feature. Now says failed to dump usb_storage
<1> _greg: my idea - not swap is the problem
<1> _greg: I think it's ACPI
<1> _greg: try to add acpi=off to the GRUB
<0> uh like how
<1> go to file /boot/grub/menu.lst
<1> and where u see title SUSE LINUX 10.0
<1> kernel ... root=...
<1> simply add there acpi=off at the end of the line
<1> I'
<1> I'm can't guarantee that it will help - but your chances are 50% help 50% no effect.
<0> k. reboot to test??
<1> You can only lose if you are on laptop
<1> yep reboot
<1> init 6
<0> huh: init6?
<1> yes, after edited a file do init 6
<1> how u edited ?
<1> vi ?
<1> or kwrite ?
<2> are thre any major vendors selling dual-core xmd computers?
<2> err amd
<1> why large vendors ? who need them ?
<1> I build my own PCs.
<1> no vendors needed.
<1> but anyways yes.
<1> HP sells AMD systems
<2> because I want a warrantee, service, and other things for a corporate production video encoding box
<2> I hate building **** myself
<3> when I use konqueror to view my home dir I used to get a little info screen when I would mouse over a file like a small version of the jpg, it still works using super user but not as reg user ... any ideas?
<0> thx alexey. PC suspended well
<1> also - if you live in the U.S - maybe look at mid-size but great company - named Alienware.
<1> _greg - u see? plz turn the swaps back.
<1> 2 swaps are _never_ a problem on Linux
<1> besides Linux supports _both_ swap files _and_ swap partitions.
<1> Windows supports only files :)
<4> what are the advantages of x64? or won't we see them for a while yet
<1> Drakster: try to change file permissions/owners ?
<1> Insane|zZz: theoretically little faster (5% ?), and support for more than 4 GB of RAM. <--- this is serious advantage few years from now.
<5> my suse compy just rebooted all of a sudden :o
<3> don't think its a permission thing ... it also would give info if I moused over a folder ...
<2> Insane|zZz, they are friggin fast
<1> oldFart_: what's wrong ?
<4> yeah, my sys can take 4gig, currently have 1.5
<2> especially when I'm looking at an x2 4400+
<5> not sure - I just let it be for a couple of hours and it rebooted
<4> woah
<5> some hardware might be damaged, a fuse went poof a couple of hours ago
<1> oldFart_: I think it's a hardware/drivers problem.
<1> oldFart_: how other OSes are feeling ? Windows 98/XP ?
<1> frb: AMD Athlon's are *very* powerful machines.
<2> I know
<2> I want a live video broadcast encoder, so I want an x2
<1> frb: they were poweful in the back old 99' where they won the war vs. the Intel's newest Pentium III 600 !
<1> So I bought one at early 2000
<2> I only have an intel in my laptop because IBM doesn't sell them
<1> so - again - why IBM ?
<1> for those who want, and understand performance, building a PC is not a big issue... for Home use
<1> of course for Business you can't build 1000 machines yourself
<5> can I change the clockspeeds of my amd athlon xp in suse somehow?
<5> or do I need to reboot
<1> anyway - my friend bought Fujitsu-Siemens laptop *because* it had AMD Athlon processor.
<4> I want a job building or repairing systems, recently p***ed a pc engineering course
<1> No overclocking tools, that I know of. try BIOS overclocking if you want.
<1> Insane|zZz: I haven'tp***ed any such course/ and no Linux courses too.
<1> anyways my knowledge is more advanced that building PCs.
<1> *than
<2> http://shop3.outpost.com/product/4650538?site=sr:SEARCH:MAIN_RSLT_PG is what I'm looking
<4> The course was easy, i've been building systems on and off for years, but for employment, you need papers sometimes
<1> true
<5> what about a temperature monitor for suse?
<5> (cpu)
<1> I don't know that software
<2> oldFart_, lmsensors?
<1> lmsensors can also monitor SMART? has KDE GUI ?
<1> hmm - it seems to have just a command-line tools, with a LKM
<1> too bad
<6> Hello people.
<1> hi
<1> hi jasper_
<0> Hi. HDD question
<6> Wow, it's a pretty quiet room today. Where is everyone? alexey__, did you scare them all away?
<0> I plugged an old HDD into the loop but it's not being recognized by SUSE (or the Previous Distro)
<1> dunno
<0> I did the jumper switches.
<0> k
<1> but I think it's because I answered all questions ;)
<1> LOL
<0> ha
<6> heh
<6> _greg, are you sure the drive is still working?
<0> uh, i think so. It was when removed from OLD box
<6> _greg, also, does your bios need to be told to look for a second drive?
<0> Should SUSE just automatically see & ***igned
<0> hmM!
<0> aha
<1> if that's an IDE drive, then BIOS should see it .
<1> if it's non-IDE (SATA/SCSI/USB/FireWire/whatever) then I don't know
<0> Parallel
<1> so IDE
<1> ?
<0> another question.
<0> I had 2 partitions on the "new" physical drive for other distro
<0> SUSE put itself on one, but isn't really showing me all the files that are on the other one. AFAICS
<0> Just as well sever all ties to Old Distro
<1> because you need to _mount_ the second partition manually.
<0> oh you know what.
<0> I but that SUSE is respecting that the files in the /home for that "other dude" are not to be snooped in by me.
<7> if you're root you can look at them
<1> true
<0> no just tested. dang
<8> is anyone here aware of an app I can use to have a headset on the PC, and route it to make calls though my modem onto the land line?
<7> try a chmod -R 777 /home/otherdude
<0> I should specify I see lots of files, but not the original /home/greg directory.
<8> through*
<7> pete: skype
<1> Pete_: no I dunno such software
<1> Pete_: Skype can do so, but it's pricey to run locally.
<8> aeRoSoL: thanks for the smart comment, but im looking for a solution other than VoIP
<7> then buy a landline
<7> did you know that 95% of all calls are now routed through VoIP networks?
<8> alexey__: yeh, im aware of skype, but I don't like that company ;)
<6> Pete_, isn't there an app called Gizmo or something like that?
<0> okay how to /cd to a HDD?
<1> Pete_ - I used normal (slow) modem very few times in my life.
<6> _greg, mount it and cd to the mount point
<8> I know there are other providers, but its because on my landline I already have a deal to get free calls, I want to use it through my bluetooth headset
<1> Pete_ - now I have only broadband modem.
<0> moutn hda2
<0> ?
<1> so no analog calls possible anymore
<0> mount /hda2?
<6> mount /dev/hda2 /some/mount/point
<8> aTypical: gizmo is like skype, but it still routes the calls out over my internet connection
<0> literally, aTypical?
<6> Pete_, oh.
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