Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3605 mails)

[Doug McGarrett <dmcgarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 06:31 PM 6/5/2006 -0400, Carl Hartung wrote:
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>On Monday 05 June 2006 15:11, kanenas wrote:
>> ok, tried a new x86-64 install from the downloaded 10.1 dvd. This time it
>> went much better. after i copied over parts of the 10.0 xorg.conf and
>> installed the latest nvidia driver the lcd displays  at1600x1200. The
>> updates started working just fine without any changes, but after the kde
>> repository was added, things sort of went south and there is no
>> synchronization especially after the kde upgrade died. now i must go to the
>> start of the updated softeware management test thread to find and apply the
>> recommended fix. Also, a right click on a downloaded rpm to "install using
>> Yast" still fails to find the file, yast forgets where it started and looks
>> for the file in the configured installation sources. Another potential
>> trouble spot seems to be with winbind. after starting a simple server and
>> running the windoze domain membership in yast, opening a doze machine
>> fails. another computer on the network, with 32 bit suse 10.0 installed,
>> does see the doze machines. trying 'rcwinbind restart" results in 'daemon
>> not running' error while 'a winbind pid exists in /var/run/samba'.  in
>> other oddities, vmware installed after i ran make modules_prepare, not just
>> make prepare and mplayer considers gcc 4.10 'invalid'! disk access seems a
>> bit too high, especially when firefox is running, that's with 2gb ram
>> installed. zen etc were *not* removed. usb seems just fine. printing ( a
>> problem with 10.0) seems fine or at least much improved.
>> At this rate 10.1 will be ready for my main root partition before the end
>> of this week. I do plan on keeping my /home partition intact. any
>> suggestions?
>
>Hi kanenas,
>
>Would you please split this large block of text up into meaningful
paragraphs? 
>These sentences just run together into one very long text string and I'm 
>finding it very difficult to decipher.

/snip/

Have you ever had to try and read Cicero's Orations?

--doug



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