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I've the same problem... and with RH9 there's no way to detect the correct VGA card, i takes VESA or somethin similar, now I don't remember.... moreover it always go very slow, as low-powered.... mah....

dreamly working with the Xmms-mp3 thank you very much!

Originally posted by Dapper Dan: Quote: You asked if "someone" had solved this problem and I answered you. If you had wanted a more specific answer you should have said so. Good luck... ;( ok, you're right, sorry for the misunderstood.....but there's no reasson to get angry well I'd like to hear something from someone that solved this problem with Red Hat 9!

Quote: It works ok in Fedora Core 1 on a Dell laptop. ok, I'm very happy about that but I'm looking to solve this issue on my notebook whithou changing distribution, I've decided that I'll keep RH9 anyway....... but this is a problem of my laptop or of almost all?

hi my laptop with RH9 shows the icon that says that it's attached to the power outlet. nothing strange you could think........the problem is that this icon is ALWAYS present!!!!!!!!even when there's no power connection!!!!! did someone solve this problem? moreover I would like to knoe if there is a site or a forum or something like a place with all theproblems occurred grouped by the notebook model......... thank you very much

the promblem is I have tons of mp3s........... as soon as I have a little time I'll install the pakage you suggested and I'll make you know how it has gone....

hi guys! I'v red hat 9 and now that I succeeded in sharing a 16Gb partition with my mp3s I cannot listen to them as linux says that, due to something I don't remember the support for mp3s has been removed by red hat.........ARE THEY CRAZY? what do I have to do to be ableto listen my mp3s? thanks a lot Federico Italy

please help me, I run the minstall command as it's teached in the "readme" of the zipped archive, it prints Install Start ------------ Install Finish------------ but when I go to the display card configuration tool there are the same of before selected and I cannot choose Via driver as written in the text file that explains how to install the drivers....... HELP HELP HELP..................

well, after I choose System Tools I cannot find Hardware Browser.....how can I access it???????? thanks....

ok, as soon as I have a little bit of time I'll try thanks

good.... I just installed RH9 on my laptop but I'm having some troubles.....maybe tomorrow I'll donload Fedora.....but I'd need a Http link or a mirror site as the proxy of the campus lab doesn't let me connect to FTPs..... if you have alink or a mirror on which fedora is predent.....it's really welcome! thanks

you can find the drivers here, but I still haven't tried them as I don't knoe how to install the frivers as I'm a newbye to linux.... I'll post the general page for linux users as it can be useful for more users with different chipsets, then you'll ave to choose your one in the table at thebottom of the page http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=296 It's possible to choose the drivers for Red Hat 9 and Mandrake 9.1 Well, I have copied the files to a FAT32 partition on my HD but I don't know how I can access it, as from linux I can see onlyy floppy (that I don't have) and CDROM, I absolutely don't know how I can get to the "upper level"where I can see my partitions (or better, my only FAT32 partition....) can you explain it please???

double post, sorry....

hi, I've seen that on the VIA website there is a driver for KM400 under linux, I'll try to download it tomorros with the LAN ofthe campus as now I'm behind a very old phone centraline (is it the right word???) and I'm connected ad the impressive speed of 26kbps........ 8) only a question....if I download the file with windows and I save it in a NTFS partition used only for datas (No OS present) how can I reach it from linux?

as my VGA card is not shown in the list of the supported ones I've selected S3 Savage (generic) but when I try to apply chanes I reboot the system but after that X Window won't charge and it doesn't work..... is there something I've to download as drivers, packages to make linux support my VGA? The exact model is: S3 Graphics Savage 8 AGP, the same thing for the monitor, I've no idea of it's name, I only know (from the spec given by acer) hat it works in 1280x1024@75Hz......(XTFT@1280???? mah....) otherways the VGA is also defined as VIA Pro Savage KN400 chipset VT8235 and this is the link to the spec of the laptop..... http://www.acer.it/acereuro/page9.do?dau...;crc=3054073823 is there someone that solved the problem?or someon that has an Idea.....I'm completely newto linux so it might be a silly thing but I feel lost about it..... '> I absolutely don't wat to run my linux under 800x600, and at the moment it's the only resolution I can select..... is there someone that solved the problem?or someon that has an Idea.....I'm completely newto linux so it might be a silly thing but I feel lost about it.....