For those with the FC4 super slow problem
The problem is a bug in gdm, updating with the latest version in the development tree will fix the problem.
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Cool beans. What version and where ?
with what method? yum, apt, up2date ? |
hmmmm....
I just got my system back up and running with FC3 again. Not sure I really want to chance it on FC4T1 again, but who knows, perhaps I'll get bored and give it a shot. I would like to see the new version of Gnome!!! Is it that much different? |
gulo - if you are going to try and use test versions you should set up a separate partition for that os so you can dual boot it. . . that way you don't have to depend on it :-p
i did notice that gdm_binary was taking up as much as 80% of my cpu at times. but it pretty much is running fine and I have not update gdm yet. .. I am doing the development tree in sections so if anythign craps out I have a better idea of what is causing it. |
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Welp, GDM no longer takes 80% of my cpu up at any given time and its running great, after I updated the kernel I think it detected my sound (either way after one of the 400 updates sound works) although not flawlessly. FC4 seems to be looking pretty good at this point from where I am standing, some quirkes here and there.
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Divx and MP3 Support
From what I understand fedora will never actually support Divx nor MP3 support straight out of the box. But I thought I would ask the question anyways ;P
So.. is fedora core4 going to support them with out any updates or installs? |
So I think you get sorta partial divx support. . whatever the players default installations can support cause I played a COUPLE divx files but most would not. . . . def. no mp3 support (been that way since RH9 I think) But its real easy setup a freshrpms repo or a livna repo and do yum install divx4linux xmms-mp3
I installed xmms-mp3 from the FC3 ppc livna repository and it worked on FC4. . . |
for those interested in new Gnome only try garnome to install it separately :) I don't know how because the garnome readme needs a free weekend :)
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I 'm using FC4
I got the same problem with a huge cpu occupation with syslogd and gdm. My solution was first, on the login screen, choose a terminal fail safe. edit the /etc/initab and change the 5 to 3. This disable X to be launched at the system startup. i had to édit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to had a correct resolution, using the defaults i.e "800x600" "640x480" i did not manage to see the 2 launch panels. secondly, i tried an update though up2date , i got an error. i managed to update my system using yum: "yum update" but this time i got dependencies problems with libFlac libOgg etc. i went around this by first, update yum: "yum install yum" then i removed flac: "yum remove flac" Then i managed to update my system, after all i installed back flac. Hope this helps |
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