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by **Mirk** » Sat, 29 Mar 2003 06:01:22

I'm new in this OS and I don't know much about it.I have few
questions:
How can I view FAT32 partition from LINUX?
Where I can change screen resolution and refresh freg.?
It seems to me that the LINUX work to slow , is there some way to
speed up LINUX?
Where can I download drivers for sound card (C-Media 8330) and modem
(Lucent Agere Soft Modem)?

Thank you!

by **niko** » Tue, 01 Apr 2003 18:26:41

Sto se tice rezolucije klikni na sistem settings/display ili tako
nesto u glavnom meniju. Ja imam C-Media 8738 i za nju je imao drajver
ali za modem (imam isti ko tvoj) nema tako da javi mi molim te ako
nadjes drajver za modem. Linux bi trebalo da cita sa FAT32 particije
bez problema, ja za sada koristim particion magic za prebacivanje
dokumenata sa ntfs na linux particiju dok ne napravim nesto. Plasim se
da brljam sa particijama zbog boot loadera.
Molim te mi reci ako nadjes drajver za jebeni lucent :)

by **onespee** » Wed, 02 Apr 2003 05:29:29

> I'm new in this OS and I don't know much about it.I have few
> questions:
> How can I view FAT32 partition from LINUX?

By mounting the partition. It will go something like this:

mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/win

Your vfat fs will then exist under /mnt/win.

Just typing this verbatim you are unlikely to meet with success.
It assumes /mnt/win exists ('mkdir /mnt/win' if it doesn't) and
that /dev/hda1 is your vfat partition. You can edit /etc/fstab
once you've got it nailed to mount automatically at boot.

Quote:> Where I can change screen resolution and refresh freg.?

1. RH 8: System Settings=>Display. OR
2. Edit /etc/X11/XF86Config (being new, I don't recommend this)

Quote:> It seems to me that the LINUX work to slow , is there some way to
> speed up LINUX?

By overclocking the CPU ;)

Quote:> Where can I download drivers for sound card (C-Media 8330) and modem
> (Lucent Agere Soft Modem)?

Read the RH documentation and try to set up the devices before assuming
you need to download modules. If not...

Read associated howtos at http://www.tldp.org. This site is your friend.
If these devices weren't recognized at boot adding support can be a
non-trivial task, but it all begins with reading the manuals.

Quote:
> Thank you!

Much fine documentation comes with your linux product.

Jeff

by **Mirk** » Wed, 02 Apr 2003 06:23:41

Ako nadjem nesto javicu ti.
Hvala ti na ovim uputstvima , ako mi nesto bude nejasno pitacu te preko mejla.

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