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Linux newbie with lots of assistance needed
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Hi all,
Jst installed debian lenny amd64 on my pc and its all am using currently as i want to master it in as little time as i can. am using kde desktop enviroment and my first problem was that my sound doesnt play yet and also having serious problems installing flashplayer. I need help there. Please advise.
Jst installed debian lenny amd64 on my pc and its all am using currently as i want to master it in as little time as i can. am using kde desktop enviroment and my first problem was that my sound doesnt play yet and also having serious problems installing flashplayer. I need help there. Please advise.
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Look what helps me (in ubuntu - compiling newest Alsa package)
http://my.opera.com/linuxadore/blog/...spire-laptops/
http://my.opera.com/linuxadore/blog/...spire-laptops/
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#8 19 Days Ago
Since you have a 64bit debian you will have to get the 64bit beta version of flash. Go download flash from http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
Extract the contents of the files in your "HOME-DIRECTORY>.mozilla>plugins" directory. If it works it enjoy if it doesn't better luck next time since its a beta version of flash player.
As for the sound...not sure about debian but in ubuntu i just had to enable ubuntu restricted-backports and update alsa-sound and it gave me working sound and microphone on my netbook!
I'd suggest messing around with your sound configs
Extract the contents of the files in your "HOME-DIRECTORY>.mozilla>plugins" directory. If it works it enjoy if it doesn't better luck next time since its a beta version of flash player.
As for the sound...not sure about debian but in ubuntu i just had to enable ubuntu restricted-backports and update alsa-sound and it gave me working sound and microphone on my netbook!
I'd suggest messing around with your sound configs
Last edited by Crash~Override; 19 Days Ago at 11:57 pm.
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#10 14 Days Ago
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Hey can u help with ur ubuntu source list plz, plus i need to install mozilla on my ubuntu tho so far i have been unsuccesful coz i need to update my source list first. Thanks a bunch
The standard ubuntu repository should be good enough. I don't see any reason for funky source lists
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