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<0> redwire, i am root :-P
<1> i\o lol
<2> i\o: state the exact error
<0> HDIO_SET_DMS: failed: Operation not permitted
<2> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-372265-view-next.html?sid=f39d1721388ea5ea368f3171e65234ee
<2> b0rked kernel you have it seems :p
<2> or http://readlist.com/lists/gentoo.org/gentoo-user/5/27290.html
<0> k
<0> thanks
<1> grrrrrrrrrr
<1> the cheap *** soundcards in laptops are 100% to be working.
<3> I've not had trouble with sound in the last 5 laptops I've had.
<1> same here
<1> bummer, i have to recompile xine, blah
<1> 35Kb/s ? pft
<3> The last time I did I bought the oss driver for the laptop and that fixed it all. Well before ALSA was released.
<1> what garbage is THAT!?
<1> Cyrano_De, heh
<1> you the man man :)
<1> brb
<3> It's nothing special. I've always been just a user, not any kind of elite hacker....
<4> i am teh only leet haxor.
<5> hi
<3> Am not
<6> Can someone help me?
<1> fix'd it
<7> halakar can you get any more general with your question?
<6> Can someone please lend me a hand here
<7> your gonna have to be more specific
<6> well
<6> I have Mandriva Linux 2006, 2.6.12-12mdk,
<6> ever since I first installed it about a month or two ago, I installed the nvidia 81.78 drivers.
<6> they worked great,
<6> so, I came to my computer yesterday and the fireworks GL was running very slow
<6> So I checked "Configure your Desktop"
<6> under "Inforation" for OpenGL, it's no longer NVIDIA corporation, but Mesa3D
<6> excuse me, information
<6> I can still run nvidia-xconfig,
<7> well i'm no help i'm not a gui person
<6> Is X11 looking to /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
<3> halakar: grep nvidia /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<6> I am looking at the xorg.conf file, is there something specific I should look for?
<6> Cyrano_De: as root, or as normal user?
<3> Should not matter
<6> how can I check to see what X Server I'm running? X.org or XFree86?
<2> for me the problem is that mesa has overwrittent he nvidia(s GL libs
<1> anyone used the gayphone ?
<6> # nvidia-xconfig: X configuration file generated by nvidia-xconfig
<6> # nvidia-xconfig: version 1.0 (buildmeister@builder3) Wed Dec 14 16:39:22 PST 2005
<6> Driver "nvidia"
<2> -t
<1> hehe
<3> halakar: look in the xorg.conf for Driver "nvidia"
<6> T`aZ: I am having that problem too
<6> Cyrano_De: it's there.
<6> wait
<2> halakar: i'm speaking about your problem in fact :D
<6> T`aZ: oh
<6> ok
<6> for Section "Device"
<6> Identifier is "device1"
<6> Driver is "nvidia"
<6> VendorName "nVidia Corporation"
<3> Then you are using the binary drivers.
<6> BoardName "NVIDIA GeForceFX (generic)
<6> yah, I need the 81.78's
<2> well, maybe that sentence sounds wrong in english, but it sounds good in french :p
<6> are they still installed, just not in use?
<3> That would point to your GL libraries as T`aZ is refering to.
<1> http://www.bluetoothjacking.com/
<1> hehe
<6> OK..
<6> so, do I need to re-install?
<1> bluejack the planet
<6> the drivers?
<2> halakar: try removing mesa from your system, you do NOT need it AT ALL (unless you have a second graphic card installed blabalalaba) , then reinstall the nvidia driver
<1> yay!
<6> ok T`aZ sounds good, what would be the best way to go about removing mesa? Why would it have replaced the nVIDIA 81.78's I have installed?
<6> What will happen If I move to runlevel 3, and try to run the nvidia installer again? I've already downloaded it. Is this a bad idea?
<6> Forgive me for being new...still. You may remember me, T`aZ
<2> because both install 'libGL.so'
<2> or maybe thay are not installed in the same place, and one is used instead of an other
<2> halakar: the same way you installed mesa =]
<3> halakar: you do not need to do that until you follow T`aZ's instructions about removing mesa
<6> I didn't install mesa though, that's the thing
<6> I don't recall installing anything like mesa
<2> if you use a crappy system with .deb, then it's not entirely your fault :p
<3> Mandrake is an RPM based system.
<6> I use Mandriva 2006, so that means it entirely my fault?
<2> no, wrong conclusion :p
<6> damn
<6> oh well, that's good I guess
<6> heheh
<2> anyway, i'm gone, good luck =]
<6> gah
<6> how the hell did this crap get installed?
<3> It may have been a dependancy for another package.
<3> OpenGL screensavers, Games ETC.
<6> gah
<1> man, combining nice w/ nohup and args is awesome
<1> *nix rules
<1> heh
<1> i think i had a pron laying around here
<1> whereisit
<6> I don't know why I would have needed to remove mesa, reinstalling the nvidia drivers did the trick.
<3> Just be aware that if Mesa is still there, it may happen again on a update.
<6> well, if i knew HOW to remove Mesa, I would
<8> hello
<3> You remove packages with rpm -e PACKAGE
<1> hi sinthie
<1> halakar it depends on the way you installed it the 1st timwe
<1> time*
<6> I have no idea
<6> heh
<1> haha
<6> probably through Mandriva Update, which I have to say, is totally non-hetero.
<1> non-hetero ? you mean homo***ual ? :P
<6> yeah
<6> lol, pretty cool way to say it
<6> heh
<1> haha
<6> try it sometime
<6> it makes people think
<6> "dude, you're totally non-hetero!" "really? cool!"
<1> haha
<1> your dog is gay
<1> err, your dog is non hetero
<6> "My dog eats just fine, thank you!"
<6> What's the best console prog for Linux?
<6> I want a cool looking one,
<6> I got Konsole being transparent
<6> which is pretty neat
<1> hot-babe
<1> heh
<3> halakar: rpm -q -a |grep Mesa
<6> got it
<1> i got this behind of my consoles :)
<6> hot-babe is pretty neat
<3> screen is the best console prog for Linux
<6> but how to move her?
<1> you can't
<1> unless you play w/ the sources
<1> right click closes it
<6> cool
<6> brb!!!!
<6> back
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