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How do i get to the bios?
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Ok i dun it. Hopefully it will always work now.
Let's see....I've rebooted three times and it has detected my sound every time.
Jbennet you are a genius.
One more question. Do I need antivirus software for linux if so where do I get it from?
Let's see....I've rebooted three times and it has detected my sound every time.
Jbennet you are a genius.
One more question. Do I need antivirus software for linux if so where do I get it from?
Last edited by iamthwee; May 12th, 2007 at 7:26 am.
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ClamAV but its not really necesarry
With regard to the disabling sound in the bios, im glad it helped. I have audigy in my dell and had the same problem where it always defaulted to the intel built in sound
With regard to the disabling sound in the bios, im glad it helped. I have audigy in my dell and had the same problem where it always defaulted to the intel built in sound
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Now can I use my ipod to transfer music/mp3s etc?
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Do I need antivirus software for linux if so where do I get it from?
Last edited by pheeror; May 12th, 2007 at 10:00 am.
well, that is true provided you take the right precautions but seeing as he is interested in running p2p software it would be wise to have an AV
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Right so I can still get a virus on linux?
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there is under 200 viruses for linux - most of them dont really do much, there mainly proof of concepts designed to annoy and are easialy removed.
Of the ones that can actually do damage, there mainly aimed at older software or spftware with insecure configurations (server software in particular).
So long as you only download software from reputable repositories and be careful about what programs you allow unrestricted access (in kubuntu thats where it asks you to type in your password) then you stand a very slim chance of ever getting a virus.
If you want peace of mind though, clamav isnt all that heavy on system resources and its easy to set up.
Of the ones that can actually do damage, there mainly aimed at older software or spftware with insecure configurations (server software in particular).
So long as you only download software from reputable repositories and be careful about what programs you allow unrestricted access (in kubuntu thats where it asks you to type in your password) then you stand a very slim chance of ever getting a virus.
If you want peace of mind though, clamav isnt all that heavy on system resources and its easy to set up.
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