To this day , if I find a good , ( even used ) scsi scanner , I try to grab it, if only to get away from the usb sub system.
Printers on parallel ports is about the only thing linux supports there , but it seems to be door knob simple

  guess I'll have to get back to BOTH of you now ...........

Have you looked on the net in general ? This seems to be something that should be popular.

Anglophony

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf42IP__ipw&feature=related

p.s. had to include a u2  &  bb king get together: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38_dBew9YT0&feature=results_video&playnext=1&list=PL3EAE7DFFCBBFAF7A

This: http://www.opensourcemusic.com/
 and this :  http://blog.webdistortion.com/2009/02/21/11-awesome-open-source-music-sites-for-digital-creatives/

 
p.p.s. this is for the musically creative types: http://creativecommons.org/audio/

NOT a problem Djordje

That was the attempt, Where am I goofing up? (no jazz huh, poor guy

p.p.s. found liona boyd, listening to her as i write (multi tasking...)
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my own p.p.s. so THAT was the voice on Dark side,,,,,,,,,,,,
Then you may like this from Circque du Soliel - Alegria: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fllDB3FK7pI

Welcome Djordje come anytime , ( with or without problems )

I'm not sure of what you mean?
Are you suggesting that in /boot/grub/menu.lst I replace my
" kernel /boot/kernel-2.6.37.6 root=UUID=5a825bf0-8d11-4797-91af-f4a32cf16ea4 splash quiet blacklist=nouveau "
with your
" kernel /boot/kernel-2.6.37.6 root=/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_root resume=/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_swap "

and try that? And what is the initial boot screen?  
Thanks
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Then we can rule out usb hangups.............

Oooooh yeah multi boot , forgot about that  , that means no splash screen ( that is what I meant by initial screen , giving you options to alter your booting temporarily ).
and your kernel boot command is almost as simple as mine .

Before we go to that , I see from another forum , that kde4 desktop effects may cause a problem.
One users solution was to go to kde start > settings> desktop effects and remove the tick mark from the " enable desktop effects switch".
A simple thing to try first.

anglophony

 Hi, I just use kwrite or Kate for system editing , called from the command line as root.
But Owiknowi is correct , sure is the fastest way to screw up the system if your not careful  




Edit: My favorite filemanager is midnight commander

omg

 AL DI MEOLA,and his Mediterranean Sundance I actually forgot that one and I heard him play it on his debut'  lp , nice variation.

I've been thinking of tracking down some oldies,
got it, try this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiOkgKm0Tcg

Good guitar work is also done by Ed Bickert  ( jazz bass guitar )
And Chet Atkins , although known for his country and western music ,was also good in classical guitar, good enough he tutored Liona Boyd who also studied under Narsico Yepes .
Liona Boyd : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiOkgKm0Tcg

No error lines but one can't line
"can't assign mem pref"
Doesn't seem very significant.
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I tend to agree ,Maurice.

Couple of other things , some usb devices (e.g. external hard drives , not keyboards or mice ) have caused a ( older ) system to hang  or to not boot , something to see to ( remove them temporarily ) .
As I mentioned , mine was a hard to install thing, so I disabled ( in software ) a couple of things , not force , just removed them from the kernel boot.My boot looks like this now:  " kernel /boot/kernel-2.6.37.6 root=/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_root resume=/dev/mapper/VolGroup-lv_swap ".

You may want to try this at the inital boot screen in the parameters line, it'll restore itself in the next boot.

Ok then Maurice, assuming you have not altered KDE  ,it's likely ok , ( at least mine is , and mine was a difficult install ).
Can you do a dmesg , while in konsole, just see if there are any lines that have the word " error " in them.....................

G'day Chris
 Try this: open a terminal  ( konsole will do) ,on the command line type "dmesg | less ".
This gives you a screenful of information , including hardware.
If you don't know what you are looking at , then type this ( both cases ,do not include the " " )
"dmesg > text.txt". You can then  include that (text.txt ) in your next message.

anglophony

I  Find I prefer separate units , multi functions give multi headaches