bhushan2k
Genius in making mistakes
praka123 said:create a swap of 300 MB and the Linux partn indicated as "/" around 5-6GB tats enough.
Is 300 MB enough for swap? I thought that swap should be double of RAM mem (992 MB, 32=vedio).
praka123 said:create a swap of 300 MB and the Linux partn indicated as "/" around 5-6GB tats enough.
mayanks_098 said:i think make it 500mb to b on d safer side so dat u can run many apps
that reply is for @bhushan05d251vish786 said:who told u tat, i also hav via mobo... drivers are already present in mobo cd... and u can also download from net.
*www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2
*wiki.openchrome.org/tikiwiki/tiki-index.php?page=The+Different+Unichrome+family+display+driversThe VIA proprietary drivers
The proprietary drivers from VIA contain support for most chipsets, mpeg2 and mpeg4 acceleration, but are of low quality and often unstable. In addition, the 3D driver leaves your system open for attack by malicious clients, and furthermore, applications that accelerate mpeg2 and mpeg4 must be run as root, which is a very bad idea if they contain vulnerabilities (and they do). Avoid using these drivers unless you know what you are really doing! The drivers can be found here. Also, these drivers are distribution specific and a driver for different distribution other than yours might not work.
The Xorg driver
The via driver in the Xorg sources was the starting base for the Unichrome driver project, and stable parts of the code have been put back into Xorg. When most of the developers left the Unichrome project in the spring of 2005, Thomas Hellström and Ivor Hewitt continued the development for Unichrome Pro and updated the Xorg driver accordingly. This driver has support for most Unichrome chipsets and also accelerates 2D, 3D, Xvideo and mpeg2 decoding using XvMC. It has basic modesetting and VBE modesetting for otherwise unsupported hardware. Use this driver if you are not after bleeding edge features.
The Kdrive driver
The Kdrive driver is a Unichrome driver for the experimental minimal "Kdrive" display system, apparently contributed by VIA. This driver uses VBE for modesetting and does 2D acceleration. We've heard very little from people using this driver, and it lacks 3D acceleration, Xv and mpeg2 decoding. Read more about kdrive here and on X.org.
The Unichrome development driver
The founder of the unichrome.sf.net project is continuing development on the Unichrome project on his own. Focus is on code quality rather than features, and features that get in the way of that philosophy are ripped out. This driver does basic modesetting, accelerates 2D, 3D and Xv, but mainly lacks support for Unichrome Pro and hardware mpeg2 decoding. Use this driver if you like the result of nice and clean coding. See Unichrome on sourceforge.
The OpenChrome driver
The OpenChrome driver is basically the Xorg driver with some experimental enhancements for the community to try out before they are commited to Xorg. This site is dedicated to the use and development of this OpenChrome driver and the Xorg driver, but discussions and comments regarding the other drivers are of course welcome.
The OpenChrome driver didn't support panel displays with the VN800 chipset when I used it in February. I'm not sure if it's panel support has been added for that chipset.
The XFree86 driver
The XFree86 driver is a very early version of the Xorg driver. It should be considered obsolete. See XFree86.
Aaargh! What a mess. So what driver should I use?
If you want to test out new features, and be part of the community, hang around here and use the OpenChrome development driver. If you're satisfied with a relatively stable driver without bleeding edge features, go for the Xorg driver. If you are looking for a minimalist X distribution, you might try out Kdrive, but remember that you will be missing 3D and video capabilities.
the double swap theory is old and obsolete.Do u run some 20+ apps simultaneously?then may be a 100MB swap may be used.bhushan05d251 said:Is 300 MB enough for swap? I thought that swap should be double of RAM mem (992 MB, 32=vedio).
just run in a terminal(konsole?) below command and press enter:mayanks_098 said:i think make it 500mb to b on d safer side so dat u can run many apps
~$free -m
praka123 said:Ur first entry is for sabayon and 2nd for Ubuntu ?
^^ this must be sabayon Linux.and everything seems fine with ur first post.So there must grub boot menu showing like Sabayon,Other and Ubuntu.Code:# grub.conf generated by anaconda
ur 2nd menu.lst is from Ubuntu.
I see no reason for Ubuntu entry not showing in ur grub menu.btwn after the "title" line for every OS u can give whatever name u want.for eg: if u got windows give: title Windows Vista RC2 etc...
Just check again.also from a terminal(Konsole or gnome-terminal) as root run
^^ copy paste the output of command from terminal to here.Code:~#fdisk -l
heremayanks_098 said:fdisk -l [-b SSZ] [-u] DISK List partition table(s)
vish786 said:i dint use my uuid's of his partition... i just added few line from first menu.lst to second menu.lst
~$cat /etc/fstab
~$su -
~#mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
~#grub-install /dev/sda
praka123 said:@mayank:so u got Linux partitions @ /dev/sda3 and /dev/sda10
as u said u can login to sabayon,open a terminal and run this command:
paste the o/p here.Code:~$cat /etc/fstab
^^ this is to know ur "/" partn.if u know ur ubuntu partn.
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praka123 said:now mount ur ubuntu(u first installed this ?) as follows.
^give root passwd and enterCode:~$su -
Code:~#mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
praka123 said:Also while in sabayon,try something to update ur grub.
as root user(su -) run below cmd in sabayon after editing:
^^ check for any error messages.Code:~#grub-install /dev/sda
try and post.also post ur /etc/fstab