Tag: Linux

Fedora 15 repositories

So i upgraded to Fedora 15, i must say its going to take a while to get
used it without compiz and general gnome 3 stuff.

First thing i noticed was as its beta there are no official repos.
in the main trunk, you have to use the development ones.

first off move all the files in /etc/yum.repos.d/ *.bak
( we will want to restore these later, when the proper repos come up! )

next

make a new file fedora.repo

Add the following

And work away as normal 🙂


Ubuntu 10.4 / Fedora 13 Vmware Workstation 7

After much scouring the web i eventually found a fix for vmware workstation 7 on Ubuntu 10.4
Follow these to the T. and you should have no problem compiling vmware modules.

1. Switch to your temp directory

2. Extract the vmware net source module

3. Add #include “compat_sched.h” under the first set of includes

4. Compress and save the source back to the original location

5. Extract Virtual Machine Communication Interface

6. Add #include “compat_sched.h” under the first set of includes

7. Add #include “compat_sched.h” under the first set of includes

8. Compress and save the source back to the original location

9. Finally recompile the vmware modules

..


Ubuntu 10.4 / Fedora 13 Dell 1320C printer

To add the dell 1320c to Ubuntu 10.4
Download the following deb file fuji-xerox-docuprint-c525-a-ap_1.0-2_i386.

if your architecture is 64bit, your probably going to have a bit of an issue! wrong architecture? no problem, just use

once installed open up the add printer though system > administration > printing
Follow the steps as usual and when asked for the printer make, choose the ppd file from

Happy printing!

Screenshots – Process

Ubuntu 10.4 / Fedora 13 Logitech Dinovo Edge

The standard config doesn’t work all that well

1. Edit /lib/udev/rules.d/70-hid2hci.rules

change the line directly after # Logitech devices and reboot!


Fedora 13 ,14, 15, 16 PulseAudio M-Audio audiophile 2496

1. Edit the pulse rules

add the following line

2. Create the following file

Don’t forget to turn up the device DAC 0,1

optionally, if this setting goes after reboot, make a startup script and put the following into it

Note* -c 0 might change depending on your setup!