Up 🙂

Megprobáltam acpi=off meg az acpi=on-t is de semmi.
Ez hogy lehet?
A fedora2 kezdte el ezt,hogy egyszercsak nem kapcsolt ki (pedig elõzõ nap még igen)aztán feltettem a fedora3-mat,de az már alaptelepités után nem kapcsolt ki!
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Másold be ide a teljes grub.conf állományt és megnézzük

szedd ki kézzel belõle a neked kellõ fileokat, és importáld egyesével.
én csak így tudtam megoldani.
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Végülis így oldottam meg este, csak bíztam benne, hogy van egyszerûbb megoldás is 🙂

elvileg mukodnie kene. imho az 1.4->2.0 verziovaltas miatt van, kicsit atrendezodtek a konyvtarak.
csinald kezzel:  file/importalas, aztan ertelem szeruen inbox, sent-mail, stb.
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Mindkét gép FC3 és Evo 2, ezért is nem értem mi a gond 🙂

Itt egy jó leírás:
http://fedoranews.org/contributors/stanton_finley/fc3_note/

nVidia:

    * Log in as root.

    * Open Firefox (the „mouse and world” icon on the bottom left). Go to http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display…2_1.0-6629.html and download NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-6629-pkg1.run. (Select „save to disk”.) This should save the file to the /root directory.

    * Open the terminal and type:

gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf

      In the „module” section comment out (put a „#” in front of) load „dri” so that it reads # load „dri”. In the „device” section change „nv” to „nvidia”.

Section „Module”
Load  „dbe”
Load  „extmod”
Load  „fbdevhw”
Load  „glx”
Load  „record”
Load  „freetype”
Load  „type1”
# Load  „dri”
EndSection

Section „Device”
Identifier  „Videocard0”
Driver      „nvidia”
VendorName  „Videocard vendor”
BoardName  „NVIDIA GeForce 4 MX (generic)”
EndSection

      Click the „save” icon and exit gedit.

    * With the root terminal still open type:

gedit /etc/rc.local

      At the end of the file add the line:

/sbin/modprobe nvidia

      Add a carriage return as well if necessary to insure that there is a blank line at the bottom of the file. Click on the „save” icon and exit gedit. Close the terminal.

    * Click „Actions” > „Log Out” > „Restart the computer” and click „ok”. When Fedora reboots it will try to load the nVidia driver (which has been downloaded but not yet installed). You will see the command line login prompt 3 or 4 times as it continues to try to load the driver and then you will see a text mode screen with the message „…cannot start the x server…”. Answer „no” (right arrow and enter) to the question „would you like to view the x server output?”. Answer „no” to the question „would you like me to run the x configuration program?”. Answer „ok” to „…disable the x server for now…”. You will then be presented with a text mode command line login prompt. Log in as root, type „ls” and hit enter. You should see the nVidia driver file that you downloaded previously. Type:

sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-6629-pkg1.run

      Hit enter. You will be presented with a text mode nVidia screen. Left arrow to „accept” and hit enter. Answer „yes” to „download…”. Answer „ok” to „no matching kernel…”. Answer „ok” to „warning – your kernel was…”. nVidia will build and install a kernel module for the nVidia driver. When the „…complete” screen appears hit enter on „ok”, then type „reboot” and hit enter. You should see the nVidia splash screen when Fedora reboots indicating that the installation was successful.

    * Log in as the default user (not „root”).

    * Click „Applications” > „System Tools”. Right click on „Terminal” and select „Add this launcher to panel”.

    * Right click on the terminal icon on the bottom panel and select „move”. Move the icon to the left near the separator bar and click to position it there.