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uh.. i think it's a hardware problem, i tried running a Ubuntu live |
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CD, and even on Windows... it really stopped working :( |
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On 12/11/06, Toby Smithe <toby.smithe@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Mon, 2006-12-11 at 15:01 -0300, Felipe Ribeiro wrote: |
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> > Since i ran emerge -uDN world my touchpad stopped working!!! :-( does |
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> > anyone know what can have hapened? |
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> > And even when i try to run syndameon manually, i get: |
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> > * Starting syndaemon ... |
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> > Can't open display. [ !! ] |
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> If you're not in an X session this won't work. If X is running, and with |
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> permission for you to use it, you can do this from within X, where it |
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> will work without any bother, or in a virtual console, in which case you |
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> will need to give it a display. This should usually be something like. |
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> "DISPLAY=:0 <command>" |
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> or, if you want to have DISPLAY=:0 for the rest of the session, |
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> "export DISPLAY=:0; <command>" |
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Felipe Ribeiro |
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felipernb@×××××.com |
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83 9979-3161 |
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