Posts by darkless

Howto get a "Logitech QuickCam for Notebooks Pro" working on a Sager 5680 laptop using a Gentoo/Linux 2.6 kernel First you need to activate a few options in your kernel .config and recompile the kernel: HTML...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bratag When I looked at the length of the config I realised its not really the type of thing for a board posting. If you want it PM me and I will send it to you. At the Gentoo forums...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bratag Huzzah. Have to spend 3 mins compiling mine when I get home - danm near takes longer to DL the source than it does to compile it . Have I mentioned I love my sager 3 minutes...

Hmm, I accidentally wiped my old (and working) CVS version of ndiswrapper when I updated my CVS to the latest bleeding-edge version. Would a kind soul please tar up his working version and upload it somewhere so that I might get my...

Quote: Originally Posted by mmarkin ...it looks like the developers have "prevented" users from compiling version 0.4 with SMP (for us, thats HyperThreading) enabled. I could obviously force it to make, but...

Hmm, have you tried using the internal AGP module included with the "ati-drivers" ebuild? Remember to run "fglrxconfig" again (and backup your XF86Config-4 just in case), since you might've used some options in your...

Quote: Originally Posted by mmarkin What bothers me right now is that DRI/Direct Rendering stopped working when I updated my kernel to 2.6.1-rc2-gentoo... Fiddling with that now... Everything works fine if I boot the...

I'm currently using a Logitech QuickCam for Notebooks Pro with my 5680 running Gentoo Linux. Although I must admit the initial setup took me quite a while, it works fine now.

Hey Mikhail (and the rest of you)! I'm sorry about the slow response, but it's been a while since I visited the forums due to work and all the usual christmas fun. Since you're still running the 2.4.2X kernel, you might want to try...

Nonsense, anyone who knows anything should run zsh, their auto-completion system trashes bash completely