that's done in a lot of languages, not just german

netbooting and installing in a chroot will surely work

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http://omploader.org/vMnJpbQ

there, it's in his/her/its sig :)

EDIT
haha now the failed (url tags) links are gone

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afaik it's simply not possible... they did something pretty wierd with their alsa calls I guess

there are some idiots that route alsa to pulseaudio and then pulseaudio to jack to make their flash work

okay and what happens if you install libffado to /usr instead of /usr/local?

what happens if you explicitly enable ffado when doing ./configure? (see ./configure --help)

ignore the alsa errors, they don't matter much
don't know exactly what do to about the firewire driver error
you did follow this right? http://subversion.ffado.org/wiki/Instal ... FromSource

You can't make firewire audio devices work with pure alsa, you need to use jack and route alsa audio to jack.

So what you need is this:
the FFADO drivers for JACK
the jack plugin for alsa
an .asoundrc; here's mine:

pcm.!default {
type plug
slave { pcm "jack" }
}

pcm.jack {
type jack
playback ...

did you try moving your pidgin configuration directory somewhere and trying with a clean config?

make the page margin wider and set the titles to the left a bit

im not really asking for the midi part, it's the keyboard input part that bothers me

Hi
I want to write an application where you select a keyboard device connected to your computer and then have it generate midi-events -this should work independently of any virtual terminal/X server, so that it'll always work, whatever you're currently doing with the other keyboard.
So is it ...

This is the output of lyx-9999 of the soor overlay, but the same thing happens with any version... I tried using paludis' reconcilio (revdep-rebuild equivalent) but nothing turns up :/

Thanks for the help!

adriaan@localhost:~$ lyx -dbg 4294967295
Setting debug level to 4294967295
Same as entered ...

<3<3<3<3<3!
thanks a lot for the suggestion

I did a re-emerge of the emul libs and still no sound...

can you still have sound output from other programs while playing flash?

seems to be an alsa prob or something, flash blocks the sound device... i don't have the esd use flag set

same problem

i don't have the same soundcard but this isn't a hardware prob I'd say...

edit: i'm using epiphany though, gnome 2.22

nay this didn't fix it for me...

hey i think the issue got fixed with the newest nspluginwrapper

somehow there's no hal process that should poll for the dvd drive, so that any kind of automount daemon ala gnome-volume-manager or ivman isn't responding when i insert a dvd... what could be the problem here?
usb disks mount just fine with gnome-volume-manager when i insert those, and manually ...

same problem here in epiphany

there used to be a volume mounter thingy...
let's check whether it's still there
yap, it's in the add to panel list!