[Wolves] Panel Clock running slow

[Peter Cannon]

On Thursday 08 Jul 2004 12:46, The wise and knowledgeable SimonB proclaimed:

> mine was a slackware inst that i got bored with to be honest and net
> installed suse 9.0 and then wiped /, /usr, etc... and installed 9.1.

Ah I'm considering a net/network install on a (Everyone yawn coz its back!) 
Digital HiNote Ultra II on Friday I will be getting some replacement memory 
for it, it'll have its maximum capacity, hold the arms of your chair, here it 
comes, 40 MEGABYTES -WOW read it and weep people feel the power!!!!

I've never done a network install so it should be fun! I'm expecting loads of 
buggers, shits and other technically important expletives.

This Laptop doesn't have a CD-ROM I did manage to get Mandrake to start 
loading via PCMCIA CD-ROM but it bombed out due to lack of memory. My plan is 
to put Debian on it Ive downloaded a "minimal iso" which apparently will get 
me started for a net install I also have a supposed HiNote Kernel so thats my 
weekend sorted.

> The only problem i've had was with fc2, it didnt like my sound card and
> it did carsh a few times, i had a kernel panic also when trying to
> watcha mgp video.

No no FC2 is beautiful has has no faults whatsoever like our guys here say 
regarding any problem "its user operation related, nothing to do with the 
Kit!" :-)

Plus you shouldn't be watching that type of video
"God kills a kitten every time you do that sort of thing" :-(

Sound card seems to be a problem with a lot of Linux Distro's I've never had a 
problem on this machine (Dell Latitude CPi) but I get no sound at home on the 
Suse 9.1 machine, it did work for 30 seconds when I did the upgrade but now 
refuses to work maybe because its an on-board jobby.

Have you looked on the Fedora Users list to see if there is a fix for your 
machine?

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Regards

Peter Cannon

peter at cannon-linux.freeserve.co.uk

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