Configuring NTP locally is pointless because it will not be able to update from the main pool of time servers which are on the internet.

Really, this is like having a DNS server without the...

Go to www.alsa-project.org. (http://www.alsa-project.org./) Click on 'SoundCard' links, select your manufacturer (Creative or whatever), and then find your card. When you find your card, you'll see a...

Winamp is a windows media player... you are posting in the Linux forum. Are you sure you're in the right place?

Get Fedora Core 5 instead of the outdated Fedora Core 3

http://fedora.redhat.com/download/mirrors.htm



The updated version supports more network cards.

Go and get SuSe 10.0...it's free for download and supports more RAID cards/configurations than 9.1.

Read this for more info:

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-0.4x-HOWTO-2.html

Make...

If you're using ATI...you can run the card in Dual Head mode. Install the ATI proprietary driver and control panel, go into the control panel, enable dual screen, extend desktop horizontally, logout...

Cool! You have freevo? I set up a freevo box as an experiment using MEPIS...worked out of the box with an > apt-get install freevo

Glad to hear that things are working out! :cheesy:

You should be able to store the module this sound card is probing. First you have to figure out which one it is for you sound architecture. Try typing: modprobe -l

in the terminal and try to...

You'll need to recompile a new kernel in order to get that going...on slackware 10.1 I wasn't able to get it going until I recompiled a new kernel...had to go with the most recent 2.6.10

That is a PCChips mainboard...so it is Intel Based....the intel810 chipset. The good news is that it has been out for a while so it is bound to have driver support from Linux. The bad news is that...

Mandrake users are reporting problems with this in the 2.6 kernel...is that what you are using? There is an official workaround posted on the bug listing. I'd google the buglist for it...

You'll most likely have to install the driver for the synaptic touchpad:

http://w1.894.telia.com/~u89404340/touchpad/

After you install the synaptic driver...edit your XF86Config to match...

rsynch function works well for mirroring drives...of course, I haven't done this over a WAN.

Go with a Debian based Distro and you'll be set.

You use the following command to enable Nvidia's Drivers:

apt-get update
apt-get install nvidia-glx

Then you're set with 3D!

I use...

Since you are new to linux, It will be painful to install that driver on redhat 9 using just a .zip file...So, you need to find something called an .rpm or rpm formatted driver. This stands for...

What mobo you have out of curiosity?

Ah...didn't see that. DOH!@

It has to do with your compiling your video card driver though...gcc is what it uses to compile the nvidia driver

Try http://www.start-linux.com/articles/article_58.php
and then try

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/archive/30/2003/11/4/116323...

What version of XFree86 you running? You may not have the correct binaries needed for nvidia compile to work....