| wazesz | i try to set it at 1280x800 |
| l90bpm | had that problem w/ suse.. wanted to break something try another card |
| eck | wazesz: i have used this for 1440x900 http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10736/ |
| l90bpm | if you have one |
| eck | three is probably some other magical command for that resolution |
| mattyv | chalmer: Not so much a wizard, the System > Admin > Networking tool should be all that's required in most cases. You could try a program called Network Manager Gnome, if your card works with it life will become very easy |
| wazesz | cool thanx eck, i'll check it out |
| eck | i'm not really sure how 915resolution works |
| buddha | does sudo aptitude install whatever install the librarys auto.? |
| mattyv | chalmer: Are you using dhcp? |
| chalmer | mattyv> yea |
| eck | maybe if you replace the 1440 and 900 by the numbers for your res? |
| wazesz | me neither lol..i just follow the direction on forum |
| chalmer | mattyv: the card works cause i had it n another comp w/ windows |
| eavawter | I'm trying to get my wireless card to connect through belkin F5D7231-4 and keep getting the message from the firewall on the router "1 blocked by DoS protection. Anyone know how to fix this problem? |
| wazesz | oh yea i get that error Intel chipset detected. However, 915resolution was unable to determine the chipset type. |
| eck | hm |
| wazesz | Chipset Id: 29a08086 |
| mattyv | chalmer: Last thing I can think of is to manually put your DNS server addresses in. Did your ISP gives you 2 IP addresses for DNS? If so, go to the Network setup dialog and click on the DNS tab. |
| l90bpm | well yeah.. w/ windoze.. mine did too.. but my integrated absolutely will not work in linux.. so I have two cards installed.. the on-board.. and the extra |
| mattyv | chalmer: yeah I'm sure the card works, you wouldn't be able to ping google otherwise |
| wazesz | maybe i810 driver doesnt support that type of intel gfx |
| eck | what model is that? |
| wazesz | GMA 3000 |
| chalmer | mattyv: o ok |
| Lgndryhr | wazesz try this here ----> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=262236 |
| wazesz | thanx lgndryhr |
| chalmer | mattyv: it must b ubuntu |
| eck | eavawter: if you don't have any windows machines on your network, you can just drop the firewall on your router |
| wazesz | i'll check it out |
| l90bpm | thats just how I had to do it (the lazy way) got tired of flipping back and forth from static ip's to dhcp etc. nothing ever worked |
| Lgndryhr | and here -----> http://users.bigpond.net.au/hermanzone/p7.html |
| Cryoniq | eavawter, that is not a problem, DoS stands for Denial of Service, if I place it in the correct environment |
| eavawter | unfortunately I have xp as well eck |
| mattyv | chalmer: yeah almost definitely a DNS issue |
| Cryoniq | eavawter, You really want to deny DoS and what is defined as DoS attacks |
| mattymonkey | anyone else notice the live cd runs *really*really* slow? |
| eck | Cryoniq: yes, but the firewall probably thinks the linux computer is trying to attack the network and is dropping it |