Non Microsoft OS support requests, possib

Hi, I just read about these forums on the Creative Audigy newsgroup, and I was wondering if it would be OK to ask support inquiries when using non-Mcirosoft Windows Operating Systems (like MacOS X/Darwin (x86), *BSD, Linux, BeOS, etc), in the event this is not possible, could you at least point to sources of information on these?
Thanks in advance for any information you could provide me with
Gian Paolo Mureddu.Message Edited by gianni on -04-2004 0:3 AM

Thanks again to you both!!
I once e-mailed the mantainer of the opensource.creative.com site just about that, and this was what he replied:
Quote:
<i>I'm not really in a position where I can say much on this, but I can say in a general way that yes there are plans for much more accelerated support under Linux with our latest cards (Audigy and beyond...). In the meantime, we have been able to get some more technical information out to key people at ALSA on some of our chips, so there will be incremental improvements with their drivers.
Garin</i>
Just I don't know if this information has already been passed to those developers.
Thanks!

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A: Yes. Always retain your product receipt when you make a big technology purchase. The most important reason for keeping your receipt is so that you have the proof of purchase in case there are any questions or discrepancies about your warranty or service contract with HP.
Your HP warranty begins from the date you purchase your HP product. In most cases, the serial number of your product will be sufficient to confirm your product entitlement to warranty coverage. However, sometimes incomplete registrations or other issues make it impossible for HP support to accurately record the date you purchased your product. If this happens, HP support agents will ask you to provide and verify your date of purchase before you can access your warranty coverage. Your receipt should include the serial number of the product to which it applies and confirms the date you purchased your product from HP or an authorized HP retail partner. You receipt is the easiest form of documentation to provide when validating your warranty.
Don’t worry though, if you misplace your receipt (the warranty generally lasts an entire year), we can accept other documents as proof of purchase, too. Invoices that include product details and date of purchase, credit card receipts or statements that include product information and date of purchase and other official documents can all work in place of a receipt. Just remember to BLACK OUT any personal account information or other identifying data on your documents. Our support agents will immediately destroy any documents that contain this kind of information – our first priority is your privacy!
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To recap: Keeping your receipt helps ensure you receive the best support possible and allows HP to deliver the customer experience you expect. Keep your receipts!
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I have the same error occurring also. It happens when I try to drill down to a lower level within my BI BEANS application. As I am using a JSP to hold my BI BEANS this occurs on either a Bar Graph click or a Crosstab expension. I have both the Crosstab and the Graph linked.
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07/10/02 13:03 ftvApp: PROBLEM: In oracle.dss.thin.beans.crosstab.CrosstabModelAdapter::setSupportedDataLayerFlags () - Current DataSource does not support requested type: DataMap.DATA_FORMATTED
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07/10/02 13:03 ftvApp: PROBLEM: In oracle.dss.thin.beans.crosstab.CrosstabModelAdapter::setSupportedDataLayerFlags () - Current DataSource does not support requested type: DataMap.DATA_VIEWFORMAT
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07/10/02 13:03 ftvApp: PROBLEM: In oracle.dss.thin.beans.crosstab.CrosstabModelAdapter::setSupportedDataLayerFlags () - Current DataSource does not support requested type: MetadataMap.METADATA_VIEWSTYLE
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