On Saturday 01 December 2007, Claude Jones wrote: >On Sat December 1 2007, Gene Heskett wrote: >> My lappy finally got around to actually installing the updates to make it >> a fedora 8 install. >> >> Imagine my surprise when I saw the message go by that the cups server >> couldn't be restarted because /etc/cups/cupsd.conf wasn't readable. It >> all worked for F7. Just another of those things that make you go Hummm. >> >> Is this a usual occurence(sp)? > >I didn't get that one - did you reboot the machine since the process >completed? Yes, and it was not repeated on the reboot. Some things didn't survive the update, like I had to have htop reinstalled for starters. And all my custom desktop icons are gone but that's fixable. As for cups, I believe its working as localhost:631/printers is showing me all the printers shared from this machine just fine. But it took FF a good 35 seconds to run the first time, that is about 25 seconds too slow. Re this constant cycling of the cpu fan, is there a bug in pcscd? I killed two copies, neither of which was using any cpu, but only got one copy back when I restarted it. And it didn't seem to effect the cpu fans cycling when I stopped it. This lappy does have a card reader but I keep forgetting its there, and have been plugging in a usb thingy that works just fine. I may be hearing things too, one of my psu's here in this room has a smart fans, so I may be hearing that. Way too many fans in here, 9 with the lappy running. 8 w/o, 2 in the router (dd-wrt) and six in the tower this machine lives in. I should put the covers back on that tower as it might reduce the noise some, but would raise the cpu temps too. They hover in the 140F range when amanda is at full song running gzip -best. Thanks Claude, I gotta go help the missus with some Christmas lights. >-- >Claude Jones >Brunswick, MD, USA -- Cheers, Gene "There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order." -Ed Howdershelt (Author) If you're going to do something tonight that you'll be sorry for tomorrow morning, sleep late. -- Henny Youngman
