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Richard Freeman skrev: |
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> gigli wrote: |
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>> I used an ~amd64 profile 2006.1, xfce4, nvidia-drivers, Asus A8V deluxe, |
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>> so the hardware is not exotic (and it works perfect in Xubuntu). Since i |
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>> never did solve this issue i now use Xubuntu which works perfectly, but |
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>> i do miss Gentoo. So my question is if anyone have had a similair error |
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>> and solved it, and if the 2007.0 profile is working as expected? As it |
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>> takes a couple of hours to install Gentoo i really don't want to do it |
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>> in vain. |
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> I can't say I've had your particular problem, but I've been running |
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> mythtv just fine on my system. It is stable amd64, kde, nvidia-drivers, |
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> Asus K8V deluxe - so not identical but somewhat close. I don't run |
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> mythfrontend often on this machine, but I do on occasion. I was getting |
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> serious X freezes a while ago but it turned out to be a dying video card |
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> (it froze up on knoppix as well - anything but text mode, and a week |
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> later the computer would boot at all - just as the replacement card |
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> arrived!). |
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> You might try messing around with gentoo in vmware just to try things |
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> out a little - not that this would be ideal (plus I'm guessing it won't |
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> support tuner cards). |
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> Good luck whatever route you take! |
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Thanks for answers, i will do a new try, this time with a stable |
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profile. It would be great if it worked out. |
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Thanks |
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Martin |
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