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Does anyone know how to get Mandrake 9.0 to play midi files properly? I am running 9.0 with very few updates on my Duron machine with an SiS integrated motherboard. My soundcard is an SiS 7018 that Mandrake recognises as a trident-snd device. It does not recognise or install a midi mapper or wavetable device whatsoever
I have a huge collection of MIDI sequences that I like to listen to when I'm using my PC. When I was running Win ME I either used the software synth that came with the card - or the Yamaha SXG-100 software wavetable synth.
Is there any way I can play MIDI files under Linux? I have used Kmidi but the only instruments it appears to have patchsets for are Piano and Guitar - and all of my MIDIs now sound pretty crappy...
What do I need to do? Where do I download it from? How do I do it step-by-step?
I just really miss hearing my old tunes in all their glory - and I am not re-downloading all of them in MP3 or MOD format (it would take years).
MIDI soft synth must be possible under linux - how do I do it? Please help me!
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Thankyou everyone for the advice. It's most appreciated.
However, I still can't get it to work in Linux - it works fine in ME.
I have reinstalled KPilot and all the conduits etc... still no luck
advice?
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Its a Serial Hotsync Cradle
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Has anyone managed to get Mandrake 9.0 to detect and sync a Palm M105? I have no "ttyS?" or "palm" entries in my device list. Its as if Mandrke didnt detect them...
Comments? Advice?
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hmm... did you make sure you were root again the second time?
Otherwise run:
# chmod 775 -vRf usr/lib/rpm/rpmb
just to be sure.
Yes I was root the second time as well... Where do I run this command? in console? as root? in what directory?
Thankyou so much for the help!
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I'm recent Linux convert happilly running Mandrake 9. I am trying to install xglobe. There is no "normal" rpm only a source rpm available. A checked out the linux pocketbook and it said to: copy the file to any directory, load the console as root and run a few commands... sounds easy enough
I copied the file - xglobe-01.51-1.src.rpm - into my Documents folder.
I load the console in that folder and become root. and type "rpm -rebuild xglobe-01.51-1.src.rpm"
I get the following message: "usr/lib/rpm/rpmb: no such file or directory"
So, as root, I create an "rpmb" directory under usr/lib/rpm/ and run the rpm commands again, as before...
This time I get this message: "usr/lib/rpm/rpmb: Permission denied"
What am I doing wrong? Has anyone got XGlobe working under Mandrkae 9 yet?
Playing MIDI files in Mandrake 9.0
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I've got rosegarden and downloaded some patch sets for timidity and my thousands of MIDIs are back!
Cheers.