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NTFS would be my first choice. 8Tb should be fine.

Just wanted to say I also modified the two "find" lines in your script to give me a random sorted list instead of alphabetical. This way I can have one folder of photographs and one folder of...

Many thanks ozhoo! Great little script :)

Just stumbled across this script that fellow ubuntu user ozhoo has made http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1344787

It automates the creation of the xml file from a directory of images.
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Hi Baneblade,

I have a gen2 drobo which I use with my Ubuntu system via usb. Mine is formatted NTFS (2TB LUN) which I think is definitely the way forward. Ext3 still seems too poorly supported by...

This is explained on the udev manpage:


man udev



This is explained in the device kit man page:

You are right, that link is now dead.

Reading through the google code bug report I found another link to a fixed up version that seems to work for me.

Try downloading the file from here:...

Hi jektal,

I have just purchased a Drobo from ebay and while I'm waiting for it to arrive have been doing some reading around the supported file systems. I stumbled across your post here and might...

Yep your exactly right. I went through the list and turns out libopenal-dev was the package I required to install. Thanks for that suggestion.

Ok so I am trying to run this on Jaunty 32bit.

Firstly I get the following error:

error while loading shared libraries: libcurl.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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The problems I have with sound in Amarok seem to often be fixed by killing and restarting pulseaudio too. I cant confirm that this works every time because to be honest I've not tested it that much...

I see this or similar behaviour in Amarok when playing music but not in Rhythmbox (xine vs gstreamer?).

Every so often the music speeds up and races ahead at say 1.5x speed then the audio pauses...

dmatej:

I have found what seems to be a work around for this issue.

Start off by removing any exisiting amarok 2 collection database (or just delete ~/.kde/share/apps/amarok/).

Then setup a...

I wrote a script for amarok to get this working.
Amarok 1.4:http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=60910
Amarok 2: http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=103448

Cheers :)

Hi, I'm the creator of the Gnome Multimedia Keys script for Amarok 1.4.

I have created a new Amarok 2 version of my script.

It's in a pretty basic state at the moment but should hopefully do...

I have just fresh installed 9.04 Jaunty and am now using Amarok 2 instead of Amarok 1.4.

I have tried to import my old Amarok 1.4 collection database but it only adds 4 files out of my 20,000+...

Glad you got it all sorted! :)

adtrakmike: I am also having all sorts of unrelated problems with Samba but I can hopefully help you with one of your questions at least...

When sharing files from nautilus using the right click...

I too am missing the option in system/administration and the following is the closes thing i've found so far:


sudo apt-get install system-config-samba

seems to be working fine for me...? what file are you after? PM me and i can email it if you want.

When I started using Amarok back with Dapper Drake I could use the play/pause/next/previous buttons on the front of my laptop to control playback.

When I upgraded to Feisty Fawn this was broken...

i started with the vanilla kernel source.

i thought the patch was worth a shot but i have a very limited understanding of source tree's/merging/commits/patching/cvs and the like so its no surprise...

ok so that failed miserably - wont even compile now :( guess there are other alterations that need to be made.

this is a strange issue, is anyone else having similar trouble?

thanks for that info!

looks like this is the patch i need: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-feisty.git;a=commit;h=4d7dd8fd9557840162b724a8ac1366dd78a12dff

i'm going to try merging...

I have a custom 2.6.20.11 kernel and have just upgraded from edgy to feisty.

Have a slight problem regarding device-mapper.

I have device mapper support compiled into my kernel so i can use...