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Help is needed!!! Mandrake 10.1 FREEZES!!!
I've installed internet on my mandrake 10.1, and my mouse freezes while loading a website.
I ...
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- 07-25-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Help is needed!!! Mandrake 10.1 FREEZES!!
I'm writing this message in my lame XP.
Help is needed!!! Mandrake 10.1 FREEZES!!!
I've installed internet on my mandrake 10.1, and my mouse freezes while loading a website.
I can't do anything with the mouse, and I can't continue surfing at all! no page would load! even with wget from terminal, but cable-status is on.
anyways, I have to restart any time this happens, but I can't actually restart, I click on ALT + CRTL + DEL and click on restart with keyboard, but it's going black screen then I have to press the "RESET" key to manually reset... even if I've waited 1 hour it would have still been a black screen.
I've searched anywhere and couldn't find clues on how to solve this.
any suggestions?
- 07-25-2005 #2Linux Newbie
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After reset did you tried again?
If yes, What happen then?S. M. Ibrahim
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- 07-25-2005 #3Just Joined!
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Yes,
Originally Posted by S. M. Ibrahim
Infact it happened like 15 times yesterday.
everytime after reset I go to terminal
and change the Nameservers in /etc/cable/resolv*.conf
after it I do
cable-start to connect
then
changing again the N.s so I would be able to surf
after it I open Firefox 1.6
and I surf a minute, and the mouse get stucks, and after it I cannot surf with keyboard or at all.
and the mouse doesn't work (I tryed even switching it to another mouse in config files (F2 --> drakconf) ) but nothing works...
Thanks for the fast answer but I'm still looking for solutions
anyone?
Thanks
- 07-25-2005 #4Linux Newbie
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Did you tried other browser?
Or, Just delete this network from mandrake control pane (Computer configuration). And make a new one.
I hope it will work.
If no keep posting.S. M. Ibrahim
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Originally Posted by S. M. Ibrahim
I did tried Konqouror which failed 2.
I didn't get what you ment and how to do it
Or, Just delete this network from mandrake control pane (Computer configuration). And make a new one.
Thanks in advance
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[quote="itz2000"]
S. M. Ibrahim, can you explain how to do that? thou I'm pretty sure it won't work cause I've done like 5 formats since... and always that bug :S
Originally Posted by S. M. Ibrahim
- 07-27-2005 #7Linux Newbie
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5 time formats!!!
Originally Posted by itz2000
Then i think my sugesition will not work.
Some other person can help you.
Sorry
S. M. Ibrahim
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anyone else which is a linux pro maybe?
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The problem caused since my network modem uses USB and so is my mouse.
The simple solution is to use USB to PS2 converter or just to use PS2 mouse!
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