

Ubuntu나 페도라등 리눅스에서 사운드카드 코덱 덤프 받는 방법입니다.
Linux로 부팅하고 난 후, 다음과 같은 명령어를 입력합니다.
<code>cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#1 > ~/Desktop/codec_dump.txt
</code>
GTX-2XX 시리즈 드라이버가 드디어 만들어 졌습니다.
GTX-260은 테스트 점검이 끝난 상태이지만, 타 시리즈도 될 수 있게 만들었다는 것이 개발자의 설명이었습니다.
하지만, 이 드라이버를 만들고 난 후 차후의 지원요청에 따른 부담감 때문에 드라이버 개발자가 공개하기를 꺼려하고 있습니다.
다만, 가까운 친구들에게만 공개를 하고 있습니다.
어쨌든 nVidia 계열 GTX시리즈도 이제는 해킨에서 사용할 수 있다는 뉴스입니다.
First of all, I really appreciate Hagar,
If you have any question, visit his original posting and leave your question.
Source : http://www.projectosx.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=314&st=0&#entry1000
This posting is just for Korean who don't read English.
준비물:
New universal Injector for ati and nvidia, and multiple ati cards enabler.
source form Netkas : http://netkas.org/?p=104#comment-25268
This new kext, is natit 와 aty_init integrated 하나로 통합된 드라이버로서 주로 nvidia 그래픽 카드를 지원하며 특히, video 램크기를 읽어오는 부분을 좀 더 강화시켰습니다.
가능한 nvidia geforce8 시리즈 이상급에서 사용하시기를 권고합니다. 또한, ati cards의 램을 읽어오는 것을 지원합니다만, multiple cards를 위한 바이너리 추가는 진행하지 않았습니다.
MacPro ATI/Nvidia pc 카드 사용자들도 지원합니다. (예를들면, radeon 4890).
카드 상태는 아직 베타이지만, 동작은 잘 되지만 테스트가 필요합니다.
ati 이름으로는 부족하군요. 좀더 좋은 이름이 필요할 것 같은데 혹시 제안하실 거라도?
First of all, Thanks ab___73.
source : http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=145792&pid=1163564&mode=threaded&start=#entry1163564
This posting will be translate to Korean, that's why ab_73's posting is in here for understanding who duuno english.
Update:
X11 행업될때
10.5.7 로 업그레이드한 후에 세개 모두의 화면이 회색배경으로 채워지고 맥윈도우즈나 메뉴에 접근할 수 없는 문제가 생기게 된다.
이런경우는 원격으로 접속혹은 명령을 내려서 X11 을 Kill 명령어를 사용하여 다운시킨다.
그리고 "~/Library/Preferences/org.x.X11.plist" 화일을 열어서 "rootless" 키가 체크되지 않았는지 여부를 확인한다.
만약 체크되지 않았다면 체크하고 plist화일을 저장하면 해결될 것이다.
10.5.7 로 업데이트 되면서 이 값을 리셋하는 것 같다.
그리고 난 후 X11 root mode에서 command-shift-a toggles 을 이용하여 root 모드와 rootless modes로 스위치하여 본다.
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First of all, thanks drmando for this Guide.
Mac Os X on P5E + 8800GT and Q6600최근에 우분투를 설치할 일이 생겨 여분의 하드디스크를 장착하고 우분투 설치를 하였다.
그런데, 내가 지정한 하드디스크에 설치하는 것이 아니라 순식간에 다른 하드디스크에 설치를 자동으로 해버린것이 아닌가?
더군다나 오랫동안 DSDT 매뉴얼 작업을 해오던 디스크를 날려 버리다니,,,,
분명 두세번의 디스크 확인 작업과정을 거쳤건만.....
어쩔 수 없이 Stellar Phoenix Macintosh로 복구작업을 시작하였다.
물론 이전에 Data Rescue나 Tech Tools를 사용하여 보았지만 효과가 없었다.
스카이프 AOL, 야후, MSN, FACEBOOK, GTALK, Nateon 을 한 어플리케이션에서 한꺼번에 관리를 할 수 있군요.
거기다 irc 채팅까지 ......
참, 한가지더 Skype 까지 지원이 되죠?
메신저 종합선물세트이군요.
Adium 1.4 beta support Twitter, IRC
Twitter, IRC 를 지원하는 Adium 1.4 beta 가 나왔군요.
FaceBook, .me, AOL, MSN, Yahoo, Gtalk 를 지원한지는 오래이지만, 이번에 나온 베타버전에서는 트위터와 irc까지도 지원하는 군요.
The popular open-source chat client gains support for two much-requested services, a host of other changes and fixes, and a line drawn in the sand for Tiger users.
다음에서 다운로드 받으시면 됩니다.
하나의 하드디스크에 윈도우즈와 MAC OSX를 설치하려면 어쩔수 없이 MBR 파티션을 이용할 수 밖에 없지만 권장할만한 사항은 아닙니다.
왜냐하면 차후에 GPT+ GUID 방식이 아니라 MBR 파티션 방식이면 이것저것 걸리는 사항이 많더군요. 이를테면 디스크 이미지를 이용한 설치는 Osinstall.Mpkg 등을 수정하여야 MBR 파티션에 설치해야하는등 아픔이 많다.
하지만, 많은 사용자들이 하나의 디스크에 파티션을 나누어 안타깝게도 윈도우즈와 MAC OSX를 설치하여 멀티부팅을 하는게 현실이다.
이러한 경우 윈도우즈에서 FAT32로 파티션 한 다음, 다음그림과 같이 파티션을 설정하여 주면 된다.
설치 DVD등으로 설치 과정에 진입하면 설치할 파티션이 제대로 설정이 안 될 경우가 있다.
이런 경우 다시 한번 MAC Journaling으로 파티션으로 변환하는 방법중의 하나가 그림과 같은 방법이 될 것이다.
설치 과정중에 상단 메뉴의 utility에서 disk utility를 선택하여 다음과 같은 그림으로 진행하면 된다.
Users with ATI cards basically have these options:
By default, Ubuntu will already try to use one of the open source drivers for your hardware. If the feature set and stability work for you, then you don't need to change anything.
The drivers that may be used are
By default there is no configuration file for X anymore, so X will try to do the right thing.
If you run into stability problems with 3D applications using the radeon/radeonhd drivers, consider trying a more recent kernel. mainline-2.6.29.3 did the trick on a few machines.
There's an ongoing debate about how and if the radeon and radeonhd drivers will be used in the future.
Note that you will be restricted to the drivers for you version of Ubuntu that Canonical deem as stable. This may not give you the latest drivers, but should be safest.
This portion of the guide works, since I have used it myself. I guess the rest of the guide is broken or it may be because the new driver doesn't support any of the older ATI cards anymore. Which cards does ATI no longer support? The ATI Radeon 9500-9800,X300-X2100,Xpress. See the complete list [1] here.If your card is on that list, you are restricted to the 9.3 driver - however since 9.3 driver doesn't support xorg-xserver 1.6, it will not work with Jaunty! This guide currently is for installing 9.4. !!!SO BE CAREFUL!!!
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I recommend using copy and paste. However, you can Ctrl + C in your browser but you cannot Ctrl + V in the terminal. When you have copied something simply use Shift + Insert to paste into the terminal or go to the terminals menu, select edit and click paste. This method will ensure there are no typing mistakes and will greatly speed up the install process.
If you are using the x86_64 architecture (64 bit), be sure to install "ia32-libs" before proceeding!
Make sure universe and multiverse are enabled in your repository sources.
Install the necessary programs
Terminal Command |
sudo apt-get install build-essential cdbs fakeroot dh-make debhelper debconf libstdc++5 dkms |
Download page: Catalyst 9.4. This package contains both the 32-bit and 64-bit driver.
Open a terminal window and switch to the directory you downloaded the installer to. (Example: $ cd Desktop)
Make sure your directory path does not contain spaces
Terminal Command |
sh ati-driver-installer-9-4-x86.x86_64.run --buildpkg Ubuntu/jaunty |
Write down or remember this series of Alt+PrntScr key combinations, just in case your screen should go black and Ctrl+Alt+F1 and Ctrl+Alt+Backspace doesn't work.
Alt+PrntScr+r, Alt+PrntScr+s, Alt+PrntScr+e, Alt+PrntScr+i, Alt+PrntScr+n, Alt+PrntScr+u, Alt+PrntScr+b
These keypresses will reboot the system safely. To remember the keypresses, remember this nonsensical phrase: "Raising Skinny Elephants Is Never Utterly Boring"
Install the debs, depending on if you're on a 32-bit or 64-bit system:
Terminal Command |
sudo dpkg -i xorg-driver-fglrx_*.deb fglrx-kernel-source_*.deb fglrx-amdcccle_*.deb |
(This may fail due to a missing dpmk. If so install this first. Also check the version numbers (8.561) against the created debs)
Terminal Command |
sudo dpkg -i xorg-driver-fglrx_*.deb fglrx-kernel-source_*.deb fglrx-amdcccle_*.deb |
Using tab completion can make this command easier.
If you have a 64 bit install, the above dpkg command may complain that "Errors were encountered while processing: fglrx-amdcccle". This is because of a dependency of the amdccle package on 32 bit libraries. If you receive this error, issue the following command after the above dpkg command, which will force the installation of all of the 32 bit dependencies, and then the amdcccle package:
Terminal Command |
sudo apt-get install -f |
Catalyst 9.4 on 64-bit systems requires the --force-overwrite command in the above dpkg command:
Terminal Command |
sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite xorg-driver-fglrx_*.deb fglrx-kernel-source_*.deb fglrx-amdcccle_*.deb |
Using tab completion can make this command easier.
Terminal Command |
sudo aticonfig --initial -f |
in a terminal. If it doesn't give an error you should be good.
Some people find that changes to xorg.conf don't get used by the driver. To force the ati driver to adopt changes made to xorg.conf, type the following command:
Terminal Command |
sudo aticonfig --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf --tls=1 |
Finally, reboot the computer and type
Terminal Command |
fglrxinfo |
into the terminal. If the vendor string contains ATI, you have installed the driver successfully. Release 9.4 looks like:
display: :0.0 screen: 0
OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc.
OpenGL renderer string: ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series (This line may be different depending on what graphics card you are using.)
OpenGL version string: 2.1.8591
Please note: Depending on the particular ATI card that you own, you may or may not automatically have all of the relevant driver features enabled. R500 and R600 cards (X1xxx, HD series, and newer) in particular will need TexturedVideo enabled in Xorg.conf (rather than the traditional VideoOverlay) in order to support Xv accelerated video playback.
To update your driver to a new version (say 9.3 to 9.4) first disable the current driver through Ubuntu's Hardware Manager or use EnvyNG to remove the driver, then go to synaptic and search for "xorg-driver-fglrx" without the quotes and mark it for "Complete removal" and hit "Apply" then reboot your computer. Now simply repeat steps #1, 2, 4 and finally run these commends in a terminal:
Terminal Command |
sudo aticonfig --initial -f |
and
Terminal Command |
sudo aticonfig --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf --tls=1 |
then reboot.
It is very important that you COMPLETELY remove the old driver which includes the config files because when upgrading without uninstalling the old driver I noticed even though the new driver installed and worked there were some annoying problems that I experienced but after I completely uninstalled the driver then reinstalled it, it worked perfectly.
Done! Now run amdcccle, glxgears, warsow etc :)
There are some system configurations on which none of the installation alternatives work with the latest 9.4 driver (please add; also please add if you got it to work in one of the listed setups):
If fglrxinfo reports that Indirect rendering by Mesa is in place, even though you have installed ATI driver, you might want to remove Mesa:
sudo apt-get remove xserver-xgl
DISPLAY=:0 glxinfo | grep render
Section "Extensions"
Option "Composite" "Enable"
EndSection
rmmod i82875p_edac
rmmod fglrx
rmmod intel-agp
rmmod agpgart
modprobe agpgart
modprobe intel-agp
modprobe fglrx
blacklist i82875p_edac
uname -r
If this doesn't help, try Ubuntu Gutsy Installation Guide#Verifying, or other links: [3], [4], [5].
If you experience hangs when logging out (of X) it is probably due to the /etc/ati/authatieventsd.sh script looking for X authorisation files in the wrong place when it starts up. You can kill the hanging authatieventsd.sh processes from a console tty to allow the shutdown of the X server. This can be fixed permanently with:
sudo mkdir -p /var/lib/xdm/authdir
sudo ln -s /var/run/xauth /var/lib/xdm/authdir/authfiles
If that doesn't work then you can disable atieventsd with this command:
sudo /usr/sbin/update-rc.d -f atieventsd remove
Before the above commands verify that /etc/ati/authatieventsd.sh exists after build and install, if not just do :
(assuming that the installer is in your home directory)
sh ati-driver-installer-8-12-x86.x86_64.run --extract driver
sudo cp ~/driver/packages/Ubuntu/dists/jaunty/replacements/authatieventsd.sh /etc/ati/authatieventsd.sh
(jaunty is to be replaced by the name used at the building stage (intrepid,hardy,8.10,8.04,etc...)
sudo chmod +x /etc/ati/authatieventsd.sh
just reboot login and ctrl+alt+backspace to try
Suspend hibernation works with the latest driver.
For ATI X1400, to get the laptop to wake up from suspend, I had to change the following in /etc/default/acpi-support:
SAVE_VBE_STATE=false
POST_VIDEO=false
ENABLE_LAPTOP_MODE=false
Comment: This is a little surprising, since the comments at the beginning of /etc/default/acpi-support seem to make it quite clear that those settings are ignored unless you add "acpi-support" to SUSPEND_METHODS. --Bewst 23:22, 19 December 2008 (UTC)
For Radeon 3200, to wake up from suspend, I had to add the following lines to /etc/X11/xorg.conf: (This settings is not good option, if you are using compiz-fusion or any other transparency-based thingie. Not working for HD 3850)
Section "Extensions"
Option "Composite" "Disable"
EndSection
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "AIGLX" "off"
EndSection
If dpkg really-really refuses to remove an older fglrx-package, it might be needed to edit /var/lib/dpkg/diversions and remove a few lines. This is a hack and should be avoided.
If you get this error-message, simply uninstall the previous version before installing the new one with:
Terminal Command |
sudo dkms remove -m fglrx -v 8.522 --all |
I found out that when getting a new kernel the fglrx kernel-module is not installed for your new kernel. You can do that by these simple steps:
Terminal Command |
sudo dkms build -m fglrx -v 8.552 -k `uname -r` |
if amdcccle doesn't work and says Identifier is not a valid word. Use lower case letter in xorg.conf
1. 시스템 상황 파악하기
2. 추가 조치 방안
3. 이미지의 종류
4. 드라이버만 골라 설치하기
5. 관련시스템 설치이력 찾기
There’s been a lot of buzz flying around about Microsoft’s next big operating system, Windows 7, which just entered public beta.
As our readers know, a great way to start testing out a new operating system is in a virtual machine, where you can see how it works without having to dedicate a whole physical machine.
Well guess what: this is certainly the case with Windows 7 and VMware Fusion, too. So we wanted to take the time to share best practices on how to make this happen, with screenshots and video of the process to make it nice and easy for you.
Another cool thing about the Windows 7 Beta, is that it’s free to use for anyone. That’s right. Anyone can go and download the Windows 7 bits, and get a beta serial key that’s good through July 1st, 2009.
One of the costs associated with running Windows on the Mac is the cost of Windows. And unlike VMware Fusion, which has a fully-functional 30-day trial for anyone to play with, Microsoft doesn’t typically provide trial access to operating systems in a way conducive to playing around in a VMware virtual machine—like an OS disk image, for example.
As such, a lot of Mac users who aren’t recent switchers, haven’t taken the opportunity to play around with the idea of Windows on the Mac, and as a result haven’t seen how fast, stable, and easy it can be. Instead, you get people sitting back and saying “Windows on Mac? Ew!” because they haven’t really had the opportunity to learn any better. They don’t know what they’re missing. Well this is the chance to fix that.
This kind of old-school thinking is a bit of a bummer, as there are tens of thousands of great Windows-only applications that Mac users can’t access without virtualized Windows apps, like Microsoft’s Photosynth on Mac, Worldwide Telescope on Mac, or Microsoft’s new Songsmith on the Mac, not to mention things like Google Chrome on Mac. The list goes on and on, but you get the point. It’s nice to have a balanced Dock!
Not just that, but Windows on the Mac nowadays isn’t your father’s Windows on Mac. This isn’t Virtual PC for Mac, which emulated the Intel chip in software. This isvirtualization, with direct CPU access, and all the speed that entails. Also, this isn’t Mac virtualization of the sort you may have seen in early 2007. The Macs are twice as fast, and the software’s much more mature.
So, we wanted to take the opportunity to show you that Windows 7, like Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 98, and pretty much any other Intel-based OS (Linux too!) will run in a VM with VMware Fusion, and give some guidance on how to set things up for best success.
Windows 7 beta, both 32-bit and 64-bit, is not supported with VMware Fusion, but many VMware product features appear to work well today including Drag and Drop, Unity, and more. Based on commentary in our VMware Fusion forums, the best experience with Windows 7 beta with Fusion results from the following VMware settings:
- Use the Windows Server 2008 option to create your VM
- Disable 3D Acceleration
- Disabled Shared Folders
We plan to support Windows 7 after it is released.
Because VMware Fusion does not yet support Windows 7, there are some tweaks you’ll have to do.
First, go ahead and download the Windows 7 ISO from Microsoft’s Windows 7 Beta siteand get yourself a beta product key. You can use 32-bit or 64-bit, but we’ve heard that lots of folks are getting better performance out of 64-bit, so this example will assume that. Just download the ISO to your desktop.
Then, you’ll go to create a new virtual machine, the same as you’ve done before via “File>New”:
Next, we’re going to point the New Virtual Machine Assistant at the Windows 7 ISO you just downloaded. Typically, if you just insert a Windows install disk, VMware Fusion automagically recognizes what OS is in it, but in this case, we have to point it at the ISO.
Click “Continue without disk.”
Then, click “Use operating system installation disk image file”:
Just select the ISO in the dialog that pops up:
Next, based on what we’ve seen in our VMware Fusion forums, you have to do a little bit of tweaking.
First, Windows Easy Install will parse the disk image as Windows Vista (either 32 or 64 bit, depending on which ISO you downloaded). Go ahead and change that to Windows Server 2008 (again 32 or 64-bit, depending on which one you downloaded). We’ve heard that it works fine defined as “Vista” too, but this appears to be the best way.
Next, go ahead and take that serial key that was provided to you by Microsoft, and paste it into the Windows Product Key form in Windows Easy Install.
Also, untick “Make your home folder accessible to the virtual machine", as based on reports in our VMware Fusion forums, shared folders aren’t working in Windows 7.
At this point, you should see your final configuration setup, with 1 GB of RAM assigned, and a virtual hard disk that will expand up to 40GB (but will start much smaller). Click “Finish.”
Once you hit “Finish,” Windows Easy Install will be off and running, installing Windows 7. You’ll see some reboots, and VMware Tools will install automatically.
After that’s all finished, you should be able to play around with Windows 7 as you would expect, with the noted exceptions up top. Again, this is not a supported configuration, and there will likely be bugs, as we repeat above from reports in our VMware Fusion forums.
And for those who like movies more, we threw together the one below to help you through the process.
Enjoy, and remember, for those of you who haven’t played around with Windows on your Mac yet because you didn’t quite see the light, this is your opportunity to join the ranks of the truly enlightened who realize that one OS per machine is so 20th century…
Download the free trial of VMware Fusion 2 or buy yourself a copy, and then get yourself the Windows 7 Beta.