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<0> so yes
<1> my /etc/fstab line for the CD-ROM drive is: "/dev/hdc /cdrom iso9660 defaults 0 0" and I'm using
<1> the mount command: "mount -t iso9660 -o ro /dev/cdrom /cdrom"
<1> shouldn't that work?
<0> from what I have heard.. kubuntu is a very easy to start out with distribution
<2> yes
<0> I'm running Debian which is what ubuntu is based off of
<1> but if you struggle with something like Fedora Core 5 you may learn more in getting it working
<1> like i am
<0> heh
<1> stuggling that is
<1> :-)
<0> in the past i have run SuSe 9, Mandrake 10, and Redhat 7..
<3> can someone help me with installing alsa?
<0> ooh..
<0> i loved that one..
<0> alsa
<0> what distro?
<4> A distro is, perhaps, one of the following: CentOS, Debian, Gentoo, LFS, Mandrake, Red Hat/Fedora, Slackware and SuSE (in alphabetical order), but can be something else too. a "Distribution"
<5> can anyone tell me what I need to do to disable root access to ssh on a redhat/fedora/centOS box? by default it was enabled on my installation.
<0> shh
<2> i just want something stable and free
<3> fedora core 4
<0> i could help you more with debian.. but let me take a look at the install notes quick
<3> ok
<0> small differences
<6> JayFo, look for PermitRootLogin in /etc/ssh/ssnd_config
<3> im doing it from source anyways
<6> sshd_config, rather
<0> oh ok
<6> Change it to 'no'
<6> make sure it's lower-case.
<6> I found out the hard way the other day that sshd actually cares
<0> xiv; can you successfully compile it?
<3> ya
<5> thanks danq... is that info in a particular manfile that I'm ignoring?
<0> is it installed?
<6> it may be in 'man sshd'
<3> i need modprobe.conf edited
<0> hmm
<6> it's in 'man sshd_config'
<6> kindof obscure
<6> but whatever
<0> i don't know
<0> about fedora..
<0> at all
<0> I installed mine from a package in debian
<3> oh
<0> I was going to install from source..
<6> brb, smoke.
<0> but ditched the headache for the easy way out
<5> yep... thats where it is... thanks danq
<3> well whats your say?
<0> after installing I was able to just run alsaconf at the command line..
<3> mine says remove snd-ens1371 blah blah blah
<3> oh
<3> ok
<0> tell me what it throws you
<0> and make sure you do it as root
<3> of course
<3> i have to d/l it first
<1> I"m using Fedora Core 5, after trying 4; but can't get the primary HD or the CD-ROM or the network portion of the motherboard to initialize; also can't get X, the GUI to come up as well
<3> i installed the tools and utils but its not in there
<0> oh ok..
<1> mount that is; on most of those I mention
<1> if i could get the CD-ROM to mount, I might have a fighting chance to get the NTFS drivers installed and the primary HD mounted then; then I could load the NVIDIA drivers for the MB to install; maybe
<1> and that might bring up the network portion of the MB; which might allow me to use yum; which would then allow me to...
<1> you get my drift
<1> i could also install ATA's video drivers for Linux if I could just mount the CD-ROM drive
<6> erm.
<6> Can I pipe output directly from a syslog facility into another program?
<1> my /etc/fstab line for the CD-ROM drive is: "/dev/hdc /cdrom iso9660 defaults 0 0" and I'm using
<1> the mount command: "mount -t iso9660 -o ro /dev/cdrom /cdrom"
<1> and i think those are correct; can anyone confirm that please?
<1> and /cdrom does exist on the root
<1> any errors anyone can see in those two lines?
<1> hmmm; well, i guess that I should retire and beat my head against this CD-ROM mounting issue more tomorrow; bye for now; you all have a good evening
<3> amixer: Mixer attach default error: No such device
<3> Could not initialize the mixer, the card was probably
<3> not detected correctly.
<3> alsaconf ran alright but thats the error i got whe t closed
<0> hmm
<0> i'm trying to be as much help as i can... but i have only been using linux as my primary OS for about 3 weeks straight now..
<0> sorry if I can't get you the whole way through this..
<0> what type of card are you using?
<0> i had a lot of trouble in the beginning with my card because it's a 4.1 Turtle-Beach Santa-Cruz card and I wanted to be able to use the digital out..
<3> its na ensoniq 1371
<0> luckily the package was there for me and I got it all up and running without too much of a h***le
<0> let me look at alsa's install notes for that card..
<3> ok
<0> before compiling when you ran ./configure did you issue it with the suggested arguments for your card?
<0> compiling the drivers that is..
<3> i did --with-cards=ens137
<0> ok
<3> 1371
<0> did you insert the modules into the kernel without any problems?
<3> doesnt it do it for you?
<3> do i need to reboot?
<0> the package automated everything for me..
<0> no it doesn't do it for you..
<0> don't reboot yet
<3> eww
<3> ok
<3> it changed my system.map at least
<3> i knew that
<3> lol sancaca
<3> doesnt that mean no****?
<3> or is that sanscaca
<7> hrmmm.... who was talking to me?
<0> ok xiv.. did you compile and install alsa-lib and alsa-utils?
<3> ya
<0> k
<0> modprobe snd-ens1371;modprobe snd-pcm-oss;modprobe snd-mixer-oss;modprobe snd-seq-oss
<0> issue that command if you haven't already
<0> just paste the whole line..
<3> FATAL: Error inserting snd_seq_oss (/lib/modules/2.6.15/kernel/sound/acore/seq/oss/snd-seq-oss.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
<3> all i got was a bunch of those
<0> brb
<3> k
<0> xiv which drivers are you using?
<0> 1.0.9?
<3> 1.0.11
<0> k
<0> im compiling the alsa-lib package to see what I have to do to insert the modules..
<0> just so you know
<3> ok
<3> thanks
<0> bleh...
<0> compiling
<3> k
<0> wtf..
<0> well
<0> I had no problem inserting the modules into my kernel..
<3> should i do it from source ya think?
<3> i installed libs from rpm
<3> brb
<0> well.. in my case it was an easy way out.. because it was my first day on debian.. and I never installed alsa before.. so i chose to go with the apt-get way
<0> k
<0> but now i think I will try removing the packages and installing alsa from source..
<0> just to see what goes on
<0> i'll be back in a bit to let you know how it goes
<3> ok
<8> sob
<0> k.. drivers installed fine..
<0> utils and lib to go.
<8> ok
<8> howd you edit your modprobe.conf?
<9> doesn't go in modprobe.conf anymore
<8> wheres it go?
<9> etc/modprobe.d/sound (or equivalent)
<9> alsaconf should do it for you
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