Order slapt-get # slapt-get -u
Retrieving package data [ftp://mirrors.blueyonder.co.uk/sites/ftp.slackware.com/slackware-current/]...Done
Retrieving patch list...

Wow I actually just had this same problem it was wierd it seemed to fix itself...I first installed it to my hdd thinking that was the problem (when I got the error I was booting from a CD) but it did...

Cant really see the button to edit i'm on a pocket pc posting this But Flux works perfectly, KDE seems to be the only GUI that gives the lnusertemp error any help is appreciated i've checked and the...

Actually yes it did work the cursor popped up it's a little offcenter (way off center) it doesnt boot though pops up a box that says "lnusertemp failed (temporary directories full?). Check your...

He was answering your question...D/DoS is seen in different lights to some it's 'Hax0rz' and to other it's pathetic I tend to lean towards the latter as it serves no purpose other than to use...

From Xorg.0.log



(II) Setting vga for screen 0.
(II) Loading sub module "vgahw"
(II) LoadModule: "vgahw"
(II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules//libvgahw.so
(II) Module vgahw: vendor="X.Org...

OFCOURSE God I feel stupid when it said "given bpp(32) not supported" I should've realized that :P

Although now I have another problem I do xconf and get this xorg.conf which is dead on although I...

Tried it, with certain specifications I can get it to not do the 'cannot display this mode' screen but it either flickers alot or just doesnt show anything.

As for the dont try all commands...

Any specific word type your needing? language, names, common passwords, etc? I'm making one for you now..

Here's a random one:

hxxp://hack-bay.com/Words/Dual/Random.txt

You should have a reset button on your router if you hit it it should (presumably) return to default settings from there you can simply look up the default login on google if you never changed the...

Thanks :) Just looked at bios just to be sure and yeah only option in that category is onboard video or auto mode..

Unfortunately no. My bios doesn't really have many options for my graphics..except for onboard video or 'auto'

As much as I do enjoy the command line interface I'd like to have a graphical interface. I've tried KDE, flux, and vesa kde in each one i first login then run xconf, fixvesa, and startx unfortunately...

Still need help guys..for some reason when i posted it didn't bump the thread -.-

With xconf:


Cannot display this video mode
Optimum resolution 1440x900 60Hz


Without xconf:

As much as I do enjoy the command line interface I'd like to have a graphical interface. I've tried KDE, flux, and vesa kde in each one i first login then run xconf, fixvesa, and startx unfortunately...