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I use the word "default", to describe the normal, most common way of doing something.

I must have missed this post, that would have been helpful(not needed anymore). That is pretty cool how python can use C code to do the really cpu intensive stuff.

I noticed I also get these specail characters \r . My book does not mention these anywhere [ '</description>\r', '<pubDate>Sun, 07 Aug 2005 23:59:59 -0400</pubDate>\r', '<enclosure url="http://freetalklive.com/files/FTLpromocheerleading.mp3" length="1000000" type="audio/mpeg"/>\r', '</item>\r', '', '', '</channel>\r', '</rss>']

thanks. not really sure how that factors into anything(yet)

I have been tryiong to parse an xml file using some string methods(python). If I use the split or splitlines method, I am getting a 'u' character in my list that is created. Is this u character some sort of formatting character(like a newlne) below is the example >>> tdoc.split() [u'<?xml', u'version="1.0"', u'?>', u'<team>', u'<player', u'age="27"', u'height="1.96m"', u'name="Mick', u'Fowler">', u'<points>17.1</points>', u'<rebounds>6.4</rebounds>', u'</player>', u'<player', u'age="29"', u'height="2.04m"', u'name="Ivan', u'Ivanovic

Even though all of the above is free software, they may have restrictions on you putting them on a computer, and seilling them for profit. The hardware business is very competitive. It will be hard to compete with dell, and the other large compnays. the as is warranty is going to be a big turnoff. I wish you luck, let me know how things turn out.

you did not leave a link

thanks for the suggestion. :-) Does a DO have a regular medical degree also, unlike a chiropractar?

using gaim, I am getting a "405: not allowed" error

no don't do that. This problem should be fixable 1. were the nvidia drivers working for a while, at what point did they stop working? 2. what exact procedure did you use to install the nvidia drivers?

Is there much medical documentation backing what chiropractors do for therapy? In all honesty it seems kind of scam like. My wife has an appointment to see one for shoulder pain, I am trying to keep an open mind aout it, but am haveing trouble(keeping an open mind).

I have used the debain sarge installer, it is pretty nice. It makes debian a fairly easy(still takes some thinking) install. The old debian 3.0(woodly)install was kind of a pain.

I agree with iccaros, I think the problem is to do with ati_agp . I have no solution though. if you used apt-get to install the driver, you could use apt-get to uninstall it. If you used nvidias installer, just install over it to reinstall.

well that theory is no good :-) was your nvida driver working for a while, was it after the first reboot it failed?

try this lsmod | grep nvidia The problem may be your nvidia module is not being auto loaded at boot. Since your reboot is when it failed. when I run the command it shows it is loaded shane@mainbox shane $ lsmod | grep nvidia nvidia 3469660 12 if yours is not loaded try this as root modprobe nvidia then change nv back to nvidia then kill and restart your X server.

first off you know a hell of a lot more then me, but I felt the need to add this point. you do not need root access to just get the output of lspci, root access is only needed to do some of the other things the command offers. any user can run it, but you have to specify the full path /sbin/lspci

I am not sure if I am totlally following you. Do you plan on connecting your windows xp box with your linux bow directly using a crossover cable? If the is the case you can just run windowx xp as a dhcp server to your linux box. You do not need any software to do that.

you mean one of the cds failed, or named them incorrecty?

everything seems pretty normal. the only thing that seemed odd were your horizontal sync and vertical refresh rates, are those settings accurate? Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor0" Option "DPMS" HorizSync 28-49 VertRefresh 43-72 EndSection Section "Monitor" Identifier "Monitor1" Option "DPMS" HorizSync 28-49 VertRefresh 43-62 EndSection

one more thought what does this file look like /etc/X11/xorg.conf also do you get any specific error when it tells you your x server will not start?

were you trying to install your nvidia drivers last? I am not sure if ubuntu is the same as my system, but look at the last part of this log, it may say something important, give you an idea of what went wrong. the cat command just reads files cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log if you made that shared fat partition, you could just copy the file over, then use windows to post the log if it seems to show what may have went wrong.

this thread seems to give pretty good instuctions http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-7319.html

there may be a problem for all of you guys trying to run the program as I reccomended. I installed the python packacke CDDC.py as the original author intended. This included two python modules, DiscID.py and CDDb.py. There is also a c module called cdrom.so. The way I packaged it I left out the cdrom.so module. OOPs @naraku9333 I wonder why you were able to run it at all. do you have a package called cdrom.so? if you do it may be in your /usr/lib/python*/site-packages directory here is the link to the CDDB package, which includes the cdrom.so module http://cddb-py.sourceforge.net/CDDB.tar.

it may be in /usr/share ?

I think you can use windows xp as a dhcp server. once that is enabled fedora will automatically gets its ip address from xp edit added link// http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_ics/