Greg2

I don't have bluetooth or KDE4 on my PC, so I can't offer any first hand knowledge here. I have found this bug report, if you would like to add your info to it: bug #45112

If you're using a 3D desktop, here's a section in the errata to help: 2009.0_Errata#3D-accelerated_desktop_and_video_playback

The French Gendarmerie intends to save $50 million in switching from Windows to Ubuntu.

Here's the story: linux-magazine.com

The no-clean option doesn't work anymore, now you have to use post-clean. You can add a 'post-clean' global option to your urpmi.cfg file by adding this section to the top of your /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg file:

{
post-clean: 0
}

The file is called nvidia-settings on my system. :unsure:

My system also

[greg@halfway ~]$ which nvidia-settings
/usr/bin/nvidia-settings

Mandriva 2009.0

johnd- please post the outputs requested in our previous posts so we can help you.

Scarecrow, using Qt 4.5 how does the RAM usage compare to KDE3?

I believe that card has a Marvell chipset, but to be sure, please post the output of

lspci | grep -E -i 'Ethernet|Marvell'

Thanks dexter! The bittorrent is running. :)

no...its no sound from speakers or headphones. i am currently at work. i will get you the console output when i get home.

Would you also include the output of

grep sound-slot /etc/modprobe.conf

and

arecord -l

I was just reading some more info about this. Here's a quote

Security experts contend that Flash Player has too many features that are hidden so users cannot configure it. "Flash is a frightening technology in that Adobe has tried to make it do so many things in addition to playing content," Randy Abrams, director of technical education at antivirus vendor ESET, told InternetNews.com.

I don't know why wavegain is not included in the official rpm (maybe a license issue?), but it is included in the gnormalize-0.63-1.i586.rpm available here: rpmfind.net

I'm glad it's working for you... and we may have a convert! :D

affected_cpus:0
cpuinfo_cur_freq:13800000
-snip-
scaling_cur_freq:13800000
scaling_driver:p4-clockmod
-snip-

I believe this driver is your problem. Please see this bug report: bugzilla.kernel.org

It appears that a patch has been submitted, but has never been pushed into mainline.

So for now, you could try unloading the module with

modprobe -r p4_clockmod

and if that works, then blacklist it.

Are you able to watch this correctly?

I probably could except I receive this message:

Sorry, this content is reserved to the users in the Italian country

Would you please post the output of

uname -a

and (as root)

cd /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/; grep . *

Yep, that's an ipv6 issue. You need to add both of these lines to your /etc/modprobe.conf file

alias net-pf-10 off
alias ipv6 off

The codecs should go in ‎/usr/lib/win32 for the PLF mplayer.

According to your previous posts you should have everything installed except the plugin. So it would be

urpme mplayerplugin; urpmi gecko-mediaplayer

but I still believe that you will need to manually enter: mms://88.59.59.208:1925 for it to work... and that should already work for you using mplayer.

Flash Player update available to address security vulnerabilities available here:

Security bulletin and downloads

I believe that the complete output of

cat /proc/cpuinfo

will be very helpful here. Look at my cpu speed using x86info

[greg@halfway ~]$ cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -E -i MHz
cpu MHz		 : 2813.285
[greg@halfway ~]$ x86info -a | grep -E -i GHz
4154503.20GHz processor (estimate).

The mplayer from the PLF is compiled with more audio/video support for the patent affected media types.

I have just now checked your URL, and I'm also unable to view the streaming video on that site with mplayer or vlc. Can anybody here watch it?

It would be

urpmi --media plf mplayer

You also need to install the mplayer from the PLF, that one is from the mdv repo.

Could you give us a link to check the media that you are trying to watch?

firefox ask me to install a particular plugin: application/x-mplayer2

You can always find this info on the MIME type list at mozdev.org: plugindoc.mozdev.org

In this case it's Windows media. So if you haven't already done so, you will need to add the PLF repos to your software sources using easy-urpmi, the link is at the top-right of the forum page. After you have added the PLF and updated your media sources, you will need to install (from the PLF repos) the mplayer, and the win32-codecs packages. Then install the mplayerplugin package from the Mandriva repos. I would also suggest installing the real-codecs package why you're doing this.

Let us know if that works for you, and welcome aboard! :)

I agree with Nexus, that looks like a bad burn. Check the md5sum of your iso and try burning at the slowest speed you can, as Nexus has suggested.