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james- · 12-01-2008, 04:58 AM

True.. we dont need intel wireless drivers for example strict minimum would be cool

BTW do you have a command to remove a deb package? I was trying to upgrade from rc5 to rc6 and kept giving me an error that something (/lib/at...) was in use I had to reboot in 2.6.27 and use cruft remover(which wasn't installed?) to remove RC5 then install RC6

also while trying to install NVIDIA drivers(even after stopping GDM) xorg was still running I just did a quick "sudo killall gdm Xorg"

Well after I put it to 1000Hz...it no longer worked.. so I had to recompile with 200Hz(just to try it) it seems to be working pretty well right now

12-01-2008, 04:58 AM	#41 (permalink)
james- Notebook Consultant Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 119 Rep Power: 9	Re: Linux on the ASUS N10 N10J True.. we dont need intel wireless drivers for example strict minimum would be cool BTW do you have a command to remove a deb package? I was trying to upgrade from rc5 to rc6 and kept giving me an error that something (/lib/at...) was in use I had to reboot in 2.6.27 and use cruft remover(which wasn't installed?) to remove RC5 then install RC6 also while trying to install NVIDIA drivers(even after stopping GDM) xorg was still running I just did a quick "sudo killall gdm Xorg" Well after I put it to 1000Hz...it no longer worked.. so I had to recompile with 200Hz(just to try it) it seems to be working pretty well right now Last edited by james- : 12-01-2008 at 09:51 AM.