thank you,< andreas has sent me the link(surely youve noticed).seems like i have to clean my glasses... it wasn for me , someone asked me about that on our SUPER forum Am Dienstag, 4. Oktober 2005 13:12 schrieb jsiebert@arcor.de:

Ok... Seems I've to clean my glasses ;-)

But it's not that hard to build a source-rpm including the ck-patches. You can install the kernel-source package from SuSE and apply the patch from Con or build your own kernel-source package with Con's patches. I can give you step-by-step instructions for that if you want.

Greetings

Jens

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sorry but that is not true .no srpms there

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You can get the source-rpm of the suse-ck-kernel here:

http://opensuse.linux.co.nz/ftp/pub/SUPER/files/

The ck-patches are here:

http://ck.kolivas.org/patches/2.6/2.6.13/suse-2.6.13-15/

@Andreas: btw. there is already a ck6-patch from Con. Will there be any

rpms for this?

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Greetings

Jens

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On Wed, Oct 5, 2005 at 8:37 am, in message <4342D9EF.5090802@ukonline.co.uk>, raid517@ukonline.co.uk wrote: Hi, can anyone tell me exactly what components SuSe uses to enable it's autorun features? By this I mean when you insert a specific media type, in Suse it automatically mounts it, starts some kind of auto run and

then asks what application should be used by default to open it? I ask as i am interested in looking around for anything that might help speed this process up and make it feel a bit snappier. I would just like to

know initially what Suse uses to do this?

I don't know what else there is yet, but I would like to take a look

around and see what I can find.

GJ

SUSE uses subfs. Personally I preferred using supermount in the past, exactly because of the speed in which supermount just does it. But I don't know of the current status of supermount (was unmaintained for a while)and I guess this would be quite tricky and foremost very custom to implement into a SUSE installer? Andreas

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On Wed, Oct 5, 2005 at 9:19 am, in message <4342E3D3.80808@ukonline.co.uk>, raid517@ukonline.co.uk wrote: Well I had a play previously and I'm not sure that subfs is all Suse

uses. I mean subfs only handles the mounting and unmounting components, right? But what about the actual autorun feature itself? Something seems to be 'listening to the drives' looking for newly inserted media and

then offering to launch the correct application. Are you saying that

sufs handles all of this?

OIC good question .... maybe some kde autorun feature ... I am just guessing

I don't think supermount really is maintained any more - I don't know why. and it's kind of worrying too that subfs hasn't been updated for a while either. Somebody should really take useful projects like this up and try to stop them from falling into obscurity.

Yes ... Somebody often results in nobody unfortunately ..... especially with less "glorious" projects like that. Not much fame in cdmounting ;) Andreas

Hi where can I get a source package for SuSePlugger? GJ Marcus Meissner wrote:

On Tue, Oct 04, 2005 at 08:37:19PM +0100, raid517 wrote:

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Hi, can anyone tell me exactly what components SuSe uses to enable it's autorun features? By this I mean when you insert a specific media type, in Suse it automatically mounts it, starts some kind of auto run and then asks what application should be used by default to open it? I ask as i am interested in looking around for anything that might help speed this process up and make it feel a bit snappier. I would just like to know initially what Suse uses to do this?

I don't know what else there is yet, but I would like to take a look around and see what I can find.

hal provides CD polling on system level.

On desktop level we have suseplugger who does most of the hotplugging. I understand this will be merged to "kdemm" upstream, or replaced by at least.

On GNOME side we have gnome-volume-manager.

Ciao, Marcus

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Sorry I'm going to be a pain in the butt, thanks for the speedy response etc - but do you have a link to an actual source package? I am not at home just now and don't have access to my Suse/RPM machine. I just want to have a bit of a look and a play around with it. GJ Marcus Meissner wrote:

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Hi where can I get a source package for SuSePlugger?

It is in the "kdebase3-SuSE" source rpm.

Ciao, Marcus

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On Wed, Oct 5, 2005 at 8:02 am, in message <200510042102.49464.anti_mail@web.de>, anti_mail@web.de wrote: thank you,< andreas has sent me the link(surely youve noticed).seems like i have to clean my glasses... it wasn for me , someone asked me about that on our SUPER forum

:D ...I am too blind as a bat, mate .... -12 shortsighted here .... I will be uploading ck6 in the next few hours and put it into the apt repository. Have fun with it. BTW .. You can also find my packages now on gwdg.de as suser-agirardet .... I am also currently using install-log to get the ati driver and nvidia driver properly working. I just do not want users to have to download kernel-source, gcc and glibc-devel just to get 3d working. Will test it on clean install this time ..... :D Andreas