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Passing the ide=nodma argument to the kernel at the grub boot screen doesn't help. The system still reboots for nor eason after linux starts booting. It did get rid of the lost interrupt messages during install though. *re-installing*

Also, Fedora will install fine when I install it on my 1.1ghz computer. I even tried hooking the harddrive I was going to install it on to my computer, got it all installed, and then put it back in the server computer... Everytime I selected it in grub the computer would restart

Been trying to install Fedora on my old 200mhz computer to use as a small server for my house. (Was using mandrake until the harddrive in that comp died) Anyway, the video card in it is ancient, and X doesn't work with it so I have to use text based setup (I dont really care though, text setup rocks...

I just installed Fedora yesterday. Now, basicaly every time I listen to an mp3 in xmms and talk on Gaim at the same time, I hear no sounds from gaim while the mp3 is playing. Once the mp3 is done playing I am flooded by every sound gaim would be making while the mp3 is playing. Any clue how to fix? ...

I did compile Glib and GTK from source. Gaim wasn't the only software giving me problems with Glib. I also looked for upgraded glib/gtk mandrake rpms but couldn't find any.

Tux, not sure how it screwed up so bad. I did manually delete the files from the console though. But the new version of Glib should have replaced allt he files that were required, shouldn't it have? VoidMain, I wasn't only having the glib problems with gaim, I was having it with pretty much any prog...

Well, this is just *WONDERFUL*

After getting upgrading Glib and GTK it seems that absolutely no program that required GTK or Glib will load.

So true, So true.

I think I finally figured it out. I basically removed every single trace of glib from my system, then recompiled 2.2.1

argh. I still can't get the stupid thing to work. Hell, I cant even find 2.0.6 on my system. Anybody have *any* ideas how to fix this?

I tried wildcarding it, got this:

[maniaman@localhost maniaman]$ rpm -q glib*
package glib-2.2.1 is not installed

When I did the rpm -q glib I got this:

Each time I try to compile somethign that requires Glib I constantly get this error: (Running Mandrake 9.0) checking for GLIB - version >= 2.0.0... *** 'pkg-config --modversion glib-2.0' returned 2.2.1, but GLIB (2.0.6) *** was found! If pkg-config was correct, then it is best *** to remove the old ...

I've been having some xine sound problems myself. I';ve tried watching mpeg videos and never can get any sound. Using KDE and Mandrake 9

Is your DVD drive hooked to the sound card?