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			<title>Problems booting LG3D (Slackware Based Distro) from live USB</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 16 May 2013 13:49:55 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>There is a Linux distro called LG3D which is slackware based and uses project looking glass as a desktop environment. I really want to get this...</description>
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<div>There is a Linux distro called LG3D which is slackware based and uses project looking glass as a desktop environment. I really want to get this distro up and running within 2 days since I need to do a video of the distro for my OSFirstTimer youtube channel.<br />
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More info and a download link can be found below but please not this was abandoned late 2006: <br />
&quot;Sorry I can't post a link but just search LG3D on distrowatch and you will find it&quot;<br />
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<a href="http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=lg3d" target="_blank"><i>(LG3D Distrowatch link)</i></a><br />
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I have tried running it in as a virtual machine in both VMware and virtual box by booting the virtual machine directly from the version 3.0 ISO file (the latest version) as well as a few previous versions. It gets past the boot screen, says it can't find a graphics driver or something and gives me a selection of 3 drivers such as an NVidia one. <br />
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The first 2 driver choices fail to work but the third one &quot;kernel driver&quot; works and gets me to the desktop. The only problem is that it is extremely slow and laggy giving me about 1 frame per second and a very low, unreadable and blurry resolution. Oh course this is a virtual machine though and I want it to boot natively from the USB so this is no problem...<br />
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The real problem however occurs when I attempt using Universal Live USB Installer (or lili live usb or unetbootin) to create a live usb. The process goes fine and there are no errors although I am of course installing it as an unlisted ISO meaning the live usb program doesn't have the exact/optimal settings for that iso/distro.<br />
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Anyway I turn my computer off, stick in the USB and... The bootscreen appears. Then a bunch of writing that didn't appear in the virtual machine such as &quot;unmounting network something... initiating shutdown something...&quot; and boom. The computer just turns off. Same thing happens when I tried it on my mum's laptop...<br />
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I didn't even get to choose a graphics driver or anything. So I downloaded older versions which just booted, showed the slackware Linux loading bar then went on to a blank screen with a little white underscore (I think) at the top left hand corner. After waiting a few minutes nothing happens.<br />
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How can I get this to work? I need answers fast! (Thanks in advance for helping).<br />
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I am guessing a problem may be to do with the process of putting it on the usb. Maybe since it is unlisted on the live usb makers and this distro is from 2006/7 it may be incompatible or something. Maybe the live usb creators set it up with a newer version of the linux kernel or something and well I need help with this.<br />
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Does anyone know how to get it working? Is it just not gunna run on modern computers or is this another issue all together? Do I need an old live creator from 2006 to get this to work? If so can you point me in the right direction?<br />
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Thanks in advance for your help!</div>


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			<dc:creator>OSFirstTimer</dc:creator>
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			<title>Can you suggest a DAW for slacko 5.4 ??</title>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 26 Apr 2013 01:30:57 GMT</pubDate>
			<description>I spent an enormoously long time downloading Ardour and all its dependencies (jack ui thingy wanted QT, which was huge) - but after all that, it...</description>
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<div>I spent an enormoously long time downloading Ardour and all its dependencies (jack ui thingy wanted QT, which was huge) - but after all that, it errors out reporting &quot;illegal instruction&quot;. :-(<br />
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Does anyone know of a simple DAW multitrack recorder that runs on slacko puppy? I have extremely low-spec machine ( celeron 500Mhz, 384M ram...)<br />
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TIA!</div>


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			<dc:creator>rockandroller</dc:creator>
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			<title>Adjusting command line resolution</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 25 Apr 2013 16:22:12 GMT</pubDate>
			<description><![CDATA[hi guys 
 
just installed slackware on one of my old p4's 
messing around with cli 
the text is tiny 
now i googled and added vga=771 to my lilo.conf...]]></description>
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<div>hi guys<br />
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just installed slackware on one of my old p4's<br />
messing around with cli<br />
the text is tiny<br />
now i googled and added vga=771 to my lilo.conf file this didnt help...i was thinking 800x600 on the cli would be good<br />
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my text is really small please help<br />
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j0n1n</div>


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