Na, úgy döntöttem, mégis leszedem. Már rántja is 264 KB/s-el a gépem. 🙂 Még 9 perc és lent lesz. 🙂

Nekem az 5.0.1-est nem sikerült fuckin’ 185/210 MB-os CD-RW-re (8 cm-es) kiírni rendesen. Vagyis kiírni sikerült, de utána hol bootol és indul rendesen róla, hol nem. A nagy 700 MB-os CD-re írva soha nem volt ilyen gondom, de ezt a kicsit nem szereti nálam. Sem linux alól k3b-vel írva, sem win alól alcohol120-al v. nero-val írva. 🙁 Még ezzel teszek majd most újabb kísérletet, hátha.. De nem fûzök hozzá túl sok reményt. Ha meg már 700 MB-os, akkor nálam az UHU-Live 1.2 a nyerõ. 🙂

Ok. Akkor mond meg nekem ,hogy tudom kihasználni a 8x-os agp-t.
Szerk.: ge force fx 5200 -as nvidiám van 8x agp-vel.
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Az ATi hivatalos web-lapjáról:

„Note: In order to use the fglrx internal AGP support, you have to make sure that the kernel agpgart support is not active, i.e. it is not compiled into the kernel and the kernel modules are not loaded. If the fglrx kernel module detects that the kernel agpgart support is active, it will automatically use that even if its internal AGP support is requested in order to avoid conflicts that can cause problems under some circumstances.”

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„Note: The following 32 bit packages must be installed in order for 64 bit drivers to install and work properly:
· XFree86-Mesa-libGL
· libstdc++
· libgcc
· XFree86-libs
· fontconfig
· expat
· freetype
· zlib”

http://www2.ati.com/drivers/linux/linux_8.14.13.html#176773

„A blank screen may appear momentarily when X starts to load. The following error message (or similar) may appear on the text console or in /var/log/XFree86.0.log:
(EE) fglrx(0): [agp] unable to acquire AGP, error „”xf86_ENODEV””xf86_ENODEV””

This is not a problem with the display driver.

Version 2.6 kernels require a second kernel module in addition to agpgart, which should be named similar to the manufacturer of your motherboard AGP chipset. This error message should occur if the other agp module is not loaded.

This issue can be worked around as follows:

1. First make sure that agpgart is loading properly.
2. To find out which AGP controller your motherboard uses, issue the following command: lspci | grep AGP
3. To find a list of AGP related kernel modules installed on your machine, issue the following command and look for a module (*.ko file) that suits your AGP Controller: ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/char/agp
4. Use the modprobe command (as root) to load the module. For example: On a motherboard using a VIA® AGP Controller, you would load the via-agp.ko using modprobe as follows (notice that the trailing .ko is omitted): modprobe via-agp

Check the modprobe manpage for more information on loading kernel modules.

5. To verify that the AGP module is already loaded, run lsmod as root. With the X server running and the connection established, the usage count of this module must be greater than zero.

If you cannot find a suitable agp module for your motherboard, then you may want to upgrade to the latest version of the Linux kernel, or check your motherboard manufacturer’s website for more information.”

ha szétcheszed a rendszert 🙂
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Köszi a bíztatást! Akkor marad asszem’ a KDE 3.3 De egyébként hogy lehet a 3.4-re frissíteni? Valaki csinált már ilyet? Ha igen, pls. írja már majd le, hogy hogan tette.

Ilyen is van??  :blink:
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Igen, sajnos. 🙂