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  1. Here's my current 2007 install saga...

     

    Install from powerpack DVD fails UNLESS I disconnect my ide drive. I have two sata's (not raid) and one ide hd and one ide dvdrw. The install fails immediately after the partition format (whether or not I actually choose to format the partition). The error message looks like;

     

    An error occurred

    INTENAL ERROR: no kernel available...

    ...then a list of about twenty file or package names.

     

    I was able to get it to install if I disconnected (pulled the cable) from my ide drive. I tried various states of access for the drive none of which seemed to matter - unformatted and formatted in various fashions.

     

    So after going though all that I later decided I wanted to reorg my partitons and in doing so I removed the boot sector for the 2007 install. FYI: I usually install a new boot sector for the latest install on a different drive from my currect stable OS so that if/when I switch over to the new install I need only point the bios default to that boot drive. During the testing and setup phase for the new OS I boot to the stable OS and point lilo to the new install and the new install lilo has a pointer to the stable install. This also provides a sort of backup boot if ever needed.

     

    So I wanted to clean install 2007 to one of my sata drives - but as I noted above I have to pull the ide drive to make it work. Not wanting to disassmble my computer again, I tried every boot option I could find to make the install work - as you might guess - nada. Maybe my powerpack dvd isn't any good, so I burned a 2007 One disk and tried that. It worked! I figured I could just urpim.addmedia to the powerpack packages and update and install as required, no big deal.

     

    Well, that works EXCEPT the new install won't connect to the internet. The previous 2007 install did and 2006 does no problem. So far I've only edited the ifcg-eth0 script to look like the previous install and like the 2006 install but still no internet. BTW I am able to access my home network no problem. I will post a new thread in the correct place for the network issue, but I wondered if anyone had solved the sata issues. I've seen lots of posts of problems with sata users.

    I'm dual booting with 2007 and winXP. The installation went smooth and fast. My PC:

    sda: SATAII 200GB WinXP

    sdb: SATAII 250GB only Data

    hdd: IDE 40GB Mandriva 2007

    Still testing and configuring it though.

  2. Nice to hear that. Actually I would really ilke to try your "unofficial" xorg 6.9.X beta, as the Greek keyboard layout is horribly broken in both the official Mandriva 2006.0 release, and PCLinuxOS as well (keyboard layout switches seemingly OK, but only english chars can be typed!). Of course the problem is the xorg source, in both cases, and not a packager error...

    I'm pretty sure it isn't a hardware issue, as on the SAME hardware Arch Linux and the latest Kanotix RC (both on xorg 6.8.2) work flawlessly.

    My greek keyboard is still broken as well. I thought it was only me... Have u tried out thac's xorg?

  3. locale -a output:

    C
    CP1251
    el
    el_GR
    el_GR.ISO-8859-7
    el_GR.UTF-8
    en
    en_AU
    en_AU.ISO-8859-1
    en_AU.UTF-8
    en_BE
    en_BE.ISO-8859-1
    en_BE.ISO-8859-15
    en_BE.UTF-8
    en_BW
    en_BW.ISO-8859-1
    en_BW.UTF-8
    en_CA
    en_CA.ISO-8859-1
    en_CA.UTF-8
    en_DK
    en_DK.ISO-8859-1
    en_DK.UTF-8
    en_GB
    en_GB.ISO-8859-1
    en_GB.UTF-8
    en_HK
    en_HK.ISO-8859-1
    en_HK.UTF-8
    en_IE
    en_IE.ISO-8859-1
    en_IE.ISO-8859-15
    en_IE.UTF-8
    en_IN
    en_IN.UTF-8
    en_NZ
    en_NZ.ISO-8859-1
    en_NZ.UTF-8
    en_PH
    en_PH.ISO-8859-1
    en_PH.UTF-8
    en_SG
    en_SG.ISO-8859-1
    en_SG.UTF-8
    en_US
    en_US.ISO-8859-1
    en_US.UTF-8
    en_ZA
    en_ZA.ISO-8859-1
    en_ZA.UTF-8
    en_ZW
    en_ZW.ISO-8859-1
    en_ZW.UTF-8
    greek
    ISO-8859-1
    ISO-8859-10
    ISO-8859-13
    ISO-8859-14
    ISO-8859-15
    ISO-8859-2
    ISO-8859-3
    ISO-8859-4
    ISO-8859-5
    ISO-8859-7
    ISO-8859-9
    KOI8-R
    KOI8-U
    POSIX
    UTF-8

    How to rebuild locale?

  4. Here's the output of locale:

    LANG=en_US

    LC_CTYPE=en_US

    LC_NUMERIC=el_GR

    LC_TIME=en_US

    LC_COLLATE=en_US

    LC_MONETARY=el_GR

    LC_MESSAGES=en_US

    LC_PAPER=el_GR

    LC_NAME=el_GR

    LC_ADDRESS=el_GR

    LC_TELEPHONE=el_GR

    LC_MEASUREMENT=el_GR

    LC_IDENTIFICATION=el_GR

    LC_ALL=

    I tried to configure it only in MCC. What i have to add in xorg.conf or i18n?

  5. My Sony-Ericcson was a breeze to connect to Linux - using Bluetooth. But you are right, in general phones are a bit iffy.

     

    This is because Sony-Ericcson has an established common firmware that is common with all sony-ericcson, nokia, and other mobile phones. Because of a common platform that is used among loads of phones, there is a wide community that has this platform, so development is very likely.

     

    Anyone with ITRON OS? :D :P

    Lots of info for SE P series ie P800, P900, P910 and Linux here:

    http://www.alfonsomartone.itb.it/pdzrho.html

    :)

  6. Got a problem...

    My downloaded rpms are in a folder "updates_030904". I try to build the hdlist.cz file with:

    [root@smoothwall /]# genhdlist /home/patsio/updates_030904/ ...and i got the following error:

    "Directory path to parse should be relative at /usr/bin/genhdlist line 63"

    What"s that? Any help pls?

    :(

  7. Yes. Navigate to an "updates" folder for version 10 on one of the ftp trees. Download and burn everything in the folder to a cd. Then add that cd to your sources and Mandrake update will use it to automatically find what you have installed and update it.

    I use this one

    I"m going to do that cause i also have a slow 56k dial-up at home. So far at work, i"ve downloaded all the rpms from:

    http://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/linux/mandrake/offi...ates/10.0/RPMS/

    Do the list files hdlist.cz and synthesis.hdlist.cz also needed from :

    http://ftp.ntua.gr/pub/linux/mandrake/offi...ates/10.0/base/ ?

    Think it"s better to burn them (1.1Gb) on a DVR-RW and update it monthly.

  8. 3. In fact, there are no plugins in /usr/lib/mozilla-1.6/plugins.

    Java (1.4.2_04) and flash plugin are preinstalled. Java is here: /usr/lib/jre-1.4.2_04/plugin/i386/ns610-gcc32

    To use it with Firefox just make a symlink to your firefox/plugins directory.

    And for flash copy ‎/usr/lib/netscape/plugins/flashplayer.xpt

    ‎/usr/lib/netscape/plugins/libflashplayer.so files to firefox/plugins :D

  9. 3.) Tvcard setup on MDK contrl center problem: clicking on Tvcard setup causes xawtv to be installed. Then, a dialog box "scanning tv channels" pops up, and just hangs there -> Tvcard control center then claims that xawtv isn't installed. After a reboot, I lose all sound. "can't find /dev/mixer" or something to that effect. No eth0 too.

     

    I have exactly the same issue and i haven"t found a solution yet. I posted the problem to the Hardware thread. If you got anything about it ,pls let me know.

    Thanks!

  10. No cure with the symlinks u suggested. Things are getting worse, today i rebooted my PC and i lost my network configuration plus the sound, the error msg i got for sound is:

    ound server informational message:

    Error while initializing the sound driver:

    device /dev/dsp can't be opened (Device or resource busy)

    The sound server will continue, using the null output device.

    I"m getting crazy with this crap called MD 10CE, or it"s a pre-alpha version? :(

    i attach also my /etc/modules.conf :

    probeall scsi_hostadapter imm ppa

    probeall usb-interface usb-uhci

    options bttv radio=1 gbuffers=4

    alias eth0 3c59x

    alias sound-slot-0 i810_audio

    Any help is highly appreciated....

    Thanks.

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