[ydl-gen] First Impressions - reply to network problem

[Warren Nagourney]

Dave,

I tried 720p (mode 3) but mode 11 is a little better (just edit as  
root the /etc/kboot.conf file). I think using an analogue connection  
should work much better with the 940bw.  Since 1440x900 is one of the  
standard VESA modes, I will experiment with various unpublished  
modenumbers to see whether I can get it to make the 940bw (and my  
eyes) happy.

-wn


On Jan 8, 2007, at 12:40 PM, David Berkompas wrote:

> Warren,
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> That’s certainly odd.  Maybe the little plastic hook on the ice- 
> cube has broken?
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> As to fuzzy, you running 720p?  I have a Samsung 940bw, and it’s a  
> bit fuzzy as well, due to scaling from 720p to what my Samsung  
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> Dave
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> From: yellowdog-general-bounces at lists.terrasoftsolutions.com  
> [mailto:yellowdog-general-bounces at lists.terrasoftsolutions.com] On  
> Behalf Of Warren Nagourney
> Sent: Monday, January 08, 2007 12:34 PM
> To: Discussion List for General Yellow Dog Linux User Topics
> Subject: Re: [ydl-gen] First Impressions - reply to network problem
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> Thanks Dave (and Jima)!
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> I'll try it when I get home. The cable actually goes to a router,  
> so the auto-MDIX is probably not the issue (in answer to Jima). I  
> have had some trouble with the cable making contact on the  
> powerbook, so I have deferred this a little until I did some more  
> testing (the fuzzy screen issue is more important to me at  
> present). I found that the PS3 gameos would not recognize the  
> ethernet port either, but it worked fine with my wireless  
> connection. I'll move the system closer to the router and try a  
> different (working) cable first (the cable I am using goes through  
> a wall). I am looking forward to a wireless connection when TSS  
> gets the driver.
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> Thanks for your help.
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> -Warren
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> On Jan 8, 2007, at 12:22 PM, David Berkompas wrote:
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> Warren (-wn),
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> The network install on my PS3 seems flaky as well.  I’ve found  
> information on the web that I think the problem may be ipv6.
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> Don’t know if the problem is a router, hub, etc.
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> Try this (though I haven’t tested this yet).
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> Look for ipv6 in /etc/sysconfig/network and change it to no.
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> Please let me know if this works, if it doesn’t, I’ll have to find  
> something else.
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> Also, I think wireless is in beta, if you have a subscription, you  
> can download the beta drivers.
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> Dave
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