Greg2

Firefox should have looked in your /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins directory before checking in your Mozilla profiles directory (~/.mozilla/plugins)? From plugindoc.mozdev.org I've just now did a quick search for this in Bugzilla and found nothing. So you may want to report this as a bug, including your info (I don't use Gnome with Mandriva). Bugzilla If you open Firefox and type about:plugins in the address bar and hit enter, you will find out what plugins Firefox is using for different media. If you do a forum search for rtsp, and filter with my nick, you should find a couple of threads with the info you need to set up viewing video streams with rtsp and mms protocol.

You need to set up your repos as dexter11 has already noted. I would also suggest using the Easy-Urpmi linked at the top of this page to set them up. Then you will find Tremulous in the repos, and you can install it with your gui software installer.

kde-look.org > deKorator

There is currently no Adobe Shockwave Player for Linux. You can however sign this petition: petitiononline.com Go to beelinetv.com and try to view a 'Media' stream, try the English TV section > Access Sacremento, that should be windows media. Do you have all the codecs installed?

Flash player Version: 9.0.48.0 is available for Linux now. For those who don't have it in their repos, it's here: adobe.com

You have nothing in /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?

Yes, I agree with daniewicz. Please check the output of cd /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins && ls |grep flash If both the libflashplayer.so and the flashplayer.xpt are there, please go to adobe.com and check that it is installed successfully, and the version is indeed 9.0.48.0. Can you watch any streaming video that isn't flash?

Yes, at this point I believe that will be easiest for you... rather then trying to troubleshot this.

OK, in terminal (one line at a time*) do mkdir temp-flash cd temp-flash wget http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/install_flash_player_9_linux.tar.gz tar -xzvf install_flash_player_9_linux.tar.gz cd install_flash_player_9_linux su cp flashplayer.xpt /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ exit cd rm -rf temp-flash Now try again. Edit:*except for (wget http://XXX) that's one line. :P

Please call me Greg. OK, in terminal do (replacing the 'mozilla-firefox-version' if this version is not correct), and post the output of cd /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox-2.0.0.4/plugins && ls |grep flash and cd /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox-2.0.0.4/components && ls |grep flash

I'm not sure I understand this? Do you mean that after you ran the command 'glxinfo |grep direct' you immediately dropped to a login screen without an X-server?

Just so you understand, the ~ is your /home directory in this case. So please post the output of cd ~/.mozilla/plugins && ls

This is not a problem, unless it's followed by an error. This could be a result of not having the proper graphics card drivers installed? Do you have them installed?

You could go to your public Library and search for Linux or Unix, and you will probably find "Linux in a Nutshell". Then you could decide if you wanted to purchase it. On line info: http://tldp.org/ http://rute.2038bug.com/index.html.gz http://www.onlamp.com/linux/cmd/

If you do cat /etc/services |grep traceroute you will find: traceroute 33434/tcp traceroute 33434/udp What's happening is that udp/ip is the default traceroute in Linux and Unix. From man traceroute: Your router is probably configured to discard all packets begging for "TIME_EXCEEDED", or discard all "TIME_EXCEEDED" ICMP traffic. You may be able to upgrade your router (gateway) firmware to correct this? Or call the manufacturer of the router and ask them for help in resolving this. Or you could just use the -I option. :)

Can you ping the site? What error do you receive when you can't access the site? Can you give us the URL (as neddie has already asked you), so that we can check it for you?

I have already compiled it, and have found that you need libkdebase4-devel and its depends installed, before you run make. The configure script does not pick this up and give an error.

If you have no errors when you do ./configure, then please post the errors from make.

It appears to be a firewall blocking the unsolicited UDP? Use ICMP ECHO instead of UDP datagrams, do traceroute -I google.com

The writer and maintainer of this archiver is a member of the Debian forum, and he posted this update of PeaZip 1.8.1 on that forum. I have been using this on Debian for awhile, but I have just installed his rpm on Mandriva 2007 and it works great. I'm almost certain that it will also work on 2007.1. So I thought that I would post this here for those that would like to give it a try. peazip.sourceforge.net

It appears that the Amarok update is ahead of the KDE updates? Maybe all the files are not on the repos you're using yet? I would try again later to update kdebase.

I'm sorry, I thought you had this installed? :huh: Then I would suggest that you use the VT6102, because after a quick search I found this thread. It clearly shows that it will work, with maybe one small edit to /etc/modprobe.preload.

OK, add forcedeth to /etc/modprobe.preload, so it loads at boot. Please post the output of cat /etc/udev/rules.d/61-net_config.rules and as root ifconfig I'm very busy today, but I will try to get back here this afternoon.

Try modprobe forcedeth post any errors, if it doesn't load. If there are no errors do lsmod |grep forcedeth please post the output, if you're not sure if it's being used. Alternately (if it's being used, and you don't want to wait on me), you can go to your network gui from mcc and delete all your current network connections, then make a new one with this card. If you have any problems, get back. When I have more time, if you want... I will check on your other card?