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Hi! |
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Hald is, if I'm not wrong, the daemon for HAL, Hardware Abstraction |
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Layer, it's an interface used to ease communication between software |
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and hardware of your computer. It keeps info from your hardware so |
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it's easier to access/modify them at any time, including new devices |
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that you might connect. |
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http://wlug.org.nz/HAL |
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=) |
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Naiani |
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On Jan 8, 2008 9:37 PM, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I went to rip a few CDs today. It used to work. It's always worked . |
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> It's worked for years it worked. |
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> Today it doesn't work.... |
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> First problem is apps don't see the CDs. Running sound-juicer in a |
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> terminal mentioned hald might not be running. I look in rc-update and |
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> find hald. I start it. sound-juicer works, sort of. It starts ripping, |
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> eventually says it finished, but when I look at the directory when the |
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> flac files are supposed to be I get maybe 2 out of 10. The rest are |
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> all 0 bytes. No error messages at all. |
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> How could I rip flac files by hand and get more info? |
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> What is hald and when did it show up as necessary. I watched movies |
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> using xine the other day and didn't need it. Is this a |
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> Gnome/sound-juicer thing or something more global? |
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> What's wrong with ripping? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Mark |
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