Creative MuVo and Nforce2 USB Problem solved??

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Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2003 12:43 pm Post subject: Creative MuVo and Nforce2 USB Problem solved??
Creative released a official firmware for MuVo, and according to them
Fixes
Improved USB file transfers for computers with NVIDIA® nForceTM1 or 2 motherboards.
Better playback performance when more than 128 music tracks are in the player.
Uninterrupted playback for high bitrate (192 Kbps) WMA files.
Smooth playback for WMA files even at low battery levels.
Improved Previous/Next Track function.
Player may be turned on even when its memory is full
http://www.nomadworld.com/downloads/drivers/welcome.asp?region=2&LangID=1033&OS=10&prod=437&Select=Get+Files&x=47&y=11

Quote
Originally posted by axeluktoo
Hi,
Good explanation of FSB Spread Spectrum here:
http://www.pimprig.com/forums/archive/topic/7581.html
From what I can make out, it\'s basic function is to help prevent your machine from interfering with other electronic devices (such as TVs, Radios etc.)
Hope this helps!
Axel :D
Thanks for the link.
It does say in there that it does tend to mess up the clock. Also why doesn't the VIA boards have this option?
BioHaz

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--------[ AIDA32 (c) 1995-2003 Tamas Miklos ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Versie AIDA32 v3.85
Auteur [email protected]
Homepage http://www.aida32.hu
Rapporttype Snelrapport
Computer BENDEDEN
Maker Jelle
Besturingssysteem Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.1.2600 (WinXP Retail)
Datum 2004-04-11
Tijd 17:14
--------[ Overzicht ]---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Computer:
Besturingssysteem Microsoft Windows XP Professional
OS Service Pack Service Pack 1
Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 (IE 6.0 SP1)
Computernaam BENDEDEN
Naam gebruiker Jelle
Logon Domein BENDEDEN
Moederbord:
CPU Type AMD Athlon XP, 2000 MHz (7.5 x 267) 2400+
Moederbordnaam Soltek SL-KT400-C/KT400-A4C
Moederbord Chipset VIA VT8377 Apollo KT400
Systeemgeheugen 256 MB (PC2700 DDR SDRAM)
BIOS Type AMI (02/14/03)
Communicatiepoort Communicatiepoort (COM1)
Communicatiepoort Communicatiepoort (COM2)
Communicatiepoort Printerpoort (LPT1)
Scherm:
Video kaart StarStorm 56.72 X NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440 (64 MB)
3D-Versneller nVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440
Monitor Compaq S700 (845CD34TB784)
Multimedia:
Geluidskaart VIA AC'97 Enhanced Audio Controller
Opslag:
Diskettestation Diskettestation
Harde schijf Maxtor 6Y080L0 (80 GB, 7200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/133)
Optische Station ATAPI-CD ROM-DRIVE-56MAX (56x CD-ROM)
Optische Station BTC BCO4016IM
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D: (FAT32) 58135 MB (30185 MB vrij)
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USB-apparaat Logitech QuickCam Express
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B00 D10 F02: VIA VT83C572 PCI-USB Controller
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B00 D11 F00: VIA VT8233A/VT8235 PCI-ISA Bridge
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B00 D11 F05: VIA AC'97 Enhanced Audio Controller
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B01 D00 F00: nVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440 Video Adapter
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Solved this problem by updating bios from v 4.1 to 4.3
Brand new rig that I built and installed with Win 7.
Everything seemed fine until I installed chipset drivers and left for a cup of coffee.
When I got back the computer didnt wake up when I clicked the mouse or pressed any key on the keyboard.
So I pressed the power button and it came to life, still not responding to mouse or keyboard input.
No light coming from keyboard or optics on mouse.
I rebooted the system a couple of times and moved the mouse and keyboard around trying all USB-ports without
the computer ever finding them again. I got the same result with a USB-stick so the mobo is simply not listening to any USB-ports.
Even tried the PS2 ports and the optic on mouse lights up but wont respond.
I have never had this happen to me before and Im thinking I should fiddle around in bios trying to find some answers before I
reinstall the OS. Both mouse and keyboard work in bios.
In the meantime maybe someone here has any idea of what might be happening?
System
Motherboard: B85M-P33
Cpu: Core i5-4440
Memory: Kingston 2gb ddr3 1600 CL9
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
PSU: Antec 380W Green
GPU: Intel HD Graphics
HDD: Seagate 250 GB

Panu wrote:
/dev/sda1 /mnt/stick rw,user,noauto,umask=0000 0 0
Is this what you meant, Penguin?
Yes that's what he meant.
Don't think it can be a problem with groups, others than that you can perhaps have a mistype in the fstab line (e.g. wrote 'users' instead of 'user')
You actually mount using
mount /mnt/stick
because when you use
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/stick
/etc/fstab will not be used, and so you'll not be able to mount as user

Mounting and Unmounting USB drives [Solved]

HI there:
I want a program like in KDE that will automaticly mount and allow me to click to unmount my usb drives. I am building machines and I need them to be user friendly and fast. I am running openbox 3.5 with a lxpanel right now. Also how do you allow users to access the usb drives. Here is an example of an error. I am logged in as usera. I fire up shotwell plug in my camera. It detects it I click on the camera and it says
"Shotwell
Unable to fetch previews from the camera:
I/O problem (-7)"
I log in as root it works perfectly. I hope this all makes sense.
Last edited by mich04 (2011-10-27 23:36:30)

AliWam wrote:
How do you start openbox?
I am using startx with this ~/.xinitrc
exec ck-launch-session dbus-launch openbox-session
and it works well.
Have a look here.
Nice! I just installed Xfce on my new netbook (I use awesome WM and a different automounting solution for my other Arch box) and adding "dbus-launch" right before "startxfce4" on the line that reads:
"exec ck-launch-session dbus-launch startxfce4"
fixed my problem.
I'm a little confused though, in the wiki it says that, "In case you are wondering, dbus-launch will be launched by the xinitrc.d code at the beginning of the file...." https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xfce
My .xinitrc is functionally the same as the example in the wiki, so I had thought that somehow dbus-launch wouldn't be necessary. Oh well, it's working now and that's all that matters, thanks for your suggestion AliWam!

K7n2g-lisr and front usb problem

Got a strange one here, I have a multi slot card reader plugged into front usb header and the problem is after
each and every reboot i have to unplug and replug the connection to the header so that my card reader works? Now that may not sound like a huge problem but i would like to be able to keep the case on! and not a big fan of plugging things in and out of a running motherboard! Also yes the one pin wire was cut, that is how i got it work in the first place. Any ideas?
Thanks Ron

I think Rede2go is aware of that, osnavi. I assume it´s unplugging and replugging the usb cable from and to the JUSB2 header on the mobo that is the cause of frustration here. I have found USB2 equipment to cause a majority of all the problems with socket A motherboards. It should be pointed out, though, that NF2 based mobos are relatively trouble free in this aspect, compared to VIA based mobos. Never the less all kind of strange things happen with USB2 equipment on these mobos to. On my ABIT based system I lose the multi card reader every now and then. It happens rarely, but when it happens, nothing else helps than rebooting the system. I think we have to accept that this is not a USB2 fault, it´s a feature

New Infinity and BT Vision problem solved - thanks...

Not a problem or a complaint this time, but a pat on the back for BT.
I received my new BT Infinity service today, the engineers were on time, professional and quick. After my Infinity service was active however I noticed I was getting a lot of V04 errors on BT Vision On Demand stuff. I checked the line speed, and all seemed to be great, I am getting over 42meg!! So why the V04?? I called BT support and spoke to a lovely lady who seemed to know exactly what I was talking about, and she had the problem sussed out and fixed in about two minutes.
It turns out the problem was due to a QoS setting on my profile. Over the last 18 months or so I had several times that my old ADSL broadband line speed would just dissappear to almost nothing, each time the BT support staff would push up the QoS in order to try and provide a good enough line speed for the BT vision to work. This setting was never fixed when my new Infinity connection was setup and it was causing problems, hence the V04. Problem appears to be fixed now, thanks for the quick resultion BT.

sjtp wrote:
One thing on powerline adaptors (picked up from a comment by another poster on the forum at some point).
Powerline adaptors should never be used on power surge controlled extensions.
Where possible, they should not be used on extensions.
They should not be plugged into the one half of a twin socket with a surge controlled extension in the other half.
Most people know the first two, but maybe not the third ~ I didn't till I saw that other post. It is quite natural to have all your computer equipment plugged into a surge controlled extension with the powerline plugged in conveniently next to it. When I read the other post I changed mine around; because of the layout I had to break rule 2 to do it and temporarily use a long mains extension for the powerline, but it still very considerably imporoved the powerline performance.
That said, the performance I was seeing even with the problem wasn't bad enough to stop streaming working.
They say that because it can hinder the performance, as some surge protectors destroy signal but some are fine.
If this helped you please click the Star beside my name.
If this answered your question please click "Mark as Accepted Solution" below.

10.4.8 and Cisco/VPN problem solved

Hi,
This and related issues have arisen in threads on the past month, regarding the Cisco VPN v 4.9005 (and perhaps other VPN software) not working the same after the 10.4.8 upgrade. The problems relate to either not making a VPN connection, or data transfer after the successful connection is made, once the upgrade happened.
The workaround was to run the Network Setup Assistant every time to do the connection properly before launching the VPN. But this is a pain.
The eventual solution was simple, although effecting it was not straightforward. It was necessary to do a clean install of the VPN client. This is something that I could not accomplish manually, despite suggestions from the discussion group as to which files to remove, because it was difficult to find all the files that the install put it. But, at least on my machines, it could be done by command line in Terminal - cd to /usr/local/bin, ls vpn_uninstall to see if it is there, and if so, sudo ./vpn_uninstall.
I don't know if other machines can do this or if this was part of our local IT install, but IT WORKED. I AM FREE!
Wayne

that's odd....
I'm running cisco client 4.6.04 on OS X 10.4.8 and VNC without any problems...
the only difference is my radius server is an NT box, but I can AFP and VNC to my Mac on that network.

Soft subtitles in movies and Front Row problem solved

Hi,
Sorry for this long post but I hope this will help other users of Front Row.
This is how I create a testmovie.mov file from an DVD, TS_FOLDER or other source and the subtitles (soft) will work in Front Row, Quicktime, iTunes, without Perian or other special plugin. In my case the subtitle is NOT burn into the video. It is a track in the testmovie.mov file.
Also I use Elgato turbo h.264 HD to speed up coding. Not necessary.
1. Create a .m4v movie file (h.264 codec)
In my case I start the application that comes with Elgato turbo h.264 HD device, called Turbo.264.HD
2. Drop the DVD, TS_FOLDER or other video to convert, onto Turbo.264.HD application or other video converting application.
3. Click on the little "i" info symbol and the select Audio. The source maybe contains different languages. Click OK.
4. Select Format. In my case "Apple TV" format (I will use this video on my Mac Mini). Click Start. After a while the video is finished. In this example I call it testmovie.m4v
5. Download subtitles from Internet. Google: subtitles download
6. Open the testmovie.m4v in RoadMovie application. This application works for me, but there may be others. http://www.bitfield.se/roadmovie
7. In RoadMovie, click on Subtitles button and then open the downloaded subtitle file. In this example called testmovie.srt Also, click on the "little eye" Preview. In this view you can adjust the time offset for the subtitle to sync with the video.
8. In RoadMovie select "Export for: Flattened". This will create a testmovie.mov file with a new subtitle track in it, without ecoding the video.
9. Open testmovie.mov in, in my case, Quicktime Pro and the select Show Movie Properties.
10. Select the video track and set the Transparency to Composition. Layer 0
11. Select the subtitle track and set Transparency to Straight Alpha. Layer 0
12. Save changes and close Quicktime Pro
13. Move the testmovie.mov to Movies folder
14. Start Front Row and select Movies->Movies Folder->testmovie.mov
Voila!
/rob

So, as far as I can tell, it's a one-or-the-other situation. Either Front Row doesn't display subtitles (actually, no video at all), or it does (with this workaround). Can't seem to toggle them. If anyone knows of a better way...
So, good job in finding a (multi-step, multi-application, convoluted) way to get this to work, but I'd hardly call this "solved." Don't get me wrong, I'd have never figured this out in a million years. Just...not quite ideal, is it?
I gave Plex a spin, and while it does offer the ability, in theory, to toggle subtitles, I haven't been able to get it to work, either with with this trick or without. I can't believe this is so hard to get right...Apple, if you're listening, there are people who use Front Row. Keep working on it! How about using that middle button of the remote for bringing up an options menu for the currently playing track, rather than duplicating the play/pause button?
Sorry, just frustrated; I finally got a Mac Mini for hooking up to the TV, and now I'm discovering how hard this is.

Gaming and window compositing problems [SOLVED]

Greetings,
I suffer from frame rate problems when compositing is enabled while playing games.
On this computer, they worked side by side without too many problems when I used KDE (the desktop effects were not automatically disabled by KDE either).
Now I use Xfce and have enjoyed it so far except for the problem mentioned earlier.
I have a NVIDIA graphics card and tried some ideas out at this article but with no luck so far.
I remember changing KDE's texture filter to "nearest" and I think that helped but I am not completely sure.
Are there some settings in Xfce or NVIDIA I should change? Or should I do something else all together?
Last edited by feet4337 (2011-02-04 00:33:02)

I have an idea that I will be researching around for more information on.
In KDE, I remember that Opengl was used in a setting instead of NVIDIA's X Rendering (or was it direct rendering...).
With my minor knowledge of graphics cards and rendering, I came up with this:
Opengl's memory management was used in KDE, so it explains how my computer was able to handle both compositing and graphic intensive games. And that X Rendering is not good at(or has any ability) managing memory. So I must find a way for NVIDIA to only use Opengl.
Please correct me if I am making the wrong conclusion!
EDIT: Looking at the NVIDIA server settings again, it looks like it already uses Opengl.
Reading more from many forums, it looks like Xfce's compositing uses EXA for rendering confusing the situation just a little more.
Last edited by feet4337 (2011-02-03 23:45:18)

Kde and Pam related problems[solved]

And here they are, from /var/log/errors:
Jun 28 14:47:58 DreaM kdm: :0[2780]: PAM unable to dlopen(/lib/security/pam_console.so)
Jun 28 14:47:58 DreaM kdm: :0[2780]: PAM [dlerror: /lib/security/pam_console.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory]
Jun 28 14:47:58 DreaM kdm: :0[2780]: PAM adding faulty module: /lib/security/pam_console.so
Jun 28 14:47:58 DreaM kde-np(pam_unix)[2780]: unrecognized option [service=system-auth]
Jun 28 14:47:58 DreaM kde-np(pam_unix)[2780]: unrecognized option [service=system-auth]
Any way to disable Pam in Kde?

Thanks a ton for this tip. Finally my logs will not be polluted with junk. I agree with you that the troublesome entries should be commented by default. Just like this:
#%PAM-1.0
auth required pam_nologin.so
auth required pam_permit.so
account required pam_unix.so #service=system-auth
password required pam_unix.so #service=system-auth
session required pam_unix.so #service=system-auth
session optional pam_console.so
session required pam_limits.so
EDIT:

KDE4 and NVidia 8300GS problems [Solved]

Symptons:
Screen Tearing
Desktop Effects not completely working
What changed:
Suddenly, seems all of the Desktop Effects started working proplerly.
What I did:
hwd -xa
nvidia-xconfig
Edited /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Changed Depth from 16 to 24
Added my "1680x1050" to Mode lines
http://pastebin.com/f620a77c7
Systems Settings, Desktop:
Enable Desktop Effects checked
Advanced Options Button:
Compositing Type: OpenGL
OpenGL mode: Texture From Pixmap
Texture filter: Bilinear
Direct rendering checked
Use VSync unchecked
All Effects Tab:
Items checked are as follows:
Track Mouse
Zoom
Dialog Parent
Login
Logout
Minimize Animation
Present Windows
Scale In
Shadow
Desktop Grid
Flip Switch
Note: these are different from the defaults
My only guess is that turning off the Fade effect allowed other effects to start working properly. Weird thing is I didn't manually select Track Mouse or Zoom.
It might be possible that I clicked things in just the right order this time.
Items that work now that used not to:
Explosion
Fall Apart
Snow
Wobbly Windows
Flip Switch
NVidia drivers installed:
dave@dellazoid ~ $ yaourt -Ss nvidia | grep installed
extra/nvidia 173.14.12-1 [installed]
extra/nvidia-utils 173.14.12-1 [installed]
extra/nvclock 0.8b3-2 [installed]
See the results here:
http://webpages.charter.net/leutzdave/M … Switch.jpg
IMPORTANT Additional Note:
Noticed that running a diff on current xorg.conf against old backup copies shows that the change
From: Depth 16
To: Depth 24
is the more likely cause of things working now.
At some time long ago, evidently, I redid the xorg configuration and missed that one item.
Last edited by archdave (2008-08-10 07:28:46)

I have an idea that I will be researching around for more information on.
In KDE, I remember that Opengl was used in a setting instead of NVIDIA's X Rendering (or was it direct rendering...).
With my minor knowledge of graphics cards and rendering, I came up with this:
Opengl's memory management was used in KDE, so it explains how my computer was able to handle both compositing and graphic intensive games. And that X Rendering is not good at(or has any ability) managing memory. So I must find a way for NVIDIA to only use Opengl.
Please correct me if I am making the wrong conclusion!
EDIT: Looking at the NVIDIA server settings again, it looks like it already uses Opengl.
Reading more from many forums, it looks like Xfce's compositing uses EXA for rendering confusing the situation just a little more.
Last edited by feet4337 (2011-02-03 23:45:18)

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