Well I know I'm a linux noob and I should have tried another distro before
but I wanted to discover linux through pardus
I really want to discover pardus specific configuration, specific features (the old and hard way )
for instance I discovered that pardus didn't use etc\rc.d directory for init processes like other distros ( thx to mudur.py)

I want to be actif here and to encourage people to try pardus, but I have to prove it to them.

This connection problem is really annoying me plz plz help

I checked it (2009.2 in deed)
Maybe if I provide some network info, the problem will be clearer 


network essid : hided(the admin chose to hide the sid)
security type : WPA
network setting : use DHCP
Name server : Default

Thank you for the reply

I checked the bug twice and it's always reproducible.
My main need is to monitor a remote PC and to have the ability to reboot it remotely.

Note : I installed pardus 2009.1 and upgraded it to 2009.2, does this make any difference?

Good morning,

I'm using pardus 2009.2 and I connect to the net through a wifi router.
I have set up a new connection by using the network manager which is the tray.
The connection is perfect but the only problem is that I have to activate it manually every time the system starts up. Moreover, when the router reboots , the connection isn't automatically refreshed and remains offline.

I'm managing to install pardus 2011 so I wonder if the same question is relevant for it.

thanks for the reply

I found the solution, when I upgraded pardus kernel package, the old fglrx driver can no longer assume 2D and 3D acceleration, so the game opens in a graphical window and after  second crashes.

So I deleted the fglrx driver package (in the package manager),
and then I installed the new fglrx driver from ati.com
and now the game works like a  charm

Hi eveyone,

I'm using Linux 2009.2

I used to play a game called "Eternal Lands" by launching the script downloaded from the game site,

Recently I  did an upgrade of Pardus packages, After this upgrade the game became unplayable (freeze after some seconds).

I wonder if someone has been facing such problem.

PS: After installing the game for the first time, I installed fglrx driver from pardus repos to be able to play the game.

Any clues?

thanx a lot for both your replies atolboo
I'm going now to install kernel-module-headers

 

Hi everyone,

After installing successfully Pardus 2009 on a Vmware workstation 6.5.1,
I'm trying to install Vmware tools and I followed this tutorial in the wiki :
http://en.pardus-wiki.org/Installing_VMware#Installation_of_VMWare_Tools_files_on_the_Guest_OS
but I failed when it comes to the kernel headers location.

I think it's a common problem in all distributions but I wonder why it's working with pardus 2008 but not with 2009

Any help please

Congratulation 

I wish the new release will meet all pardus users aspirations