[LinuxUsers] Advice

[Jason Cotton]

it was the PMI setting it was not maxed out.  I have good audio now.  The
power settings are working for hybernate and standby which are nice.
 I'm notorious of just closing the lid of my laptop and throwing it into my
bag.  So far so good I've installed a few applications to allow me view and
listen to my media.
Now there is something I remembered from years ago that DK had told me that
if the HD/partition became full then the OS would not boot.  Is this the
reasoning to manually allocate the partitions?  So the OS booting and the
/home directory are separated?  Or am I remembering this wrong?  Thanks for
all of your suggestions/help.  I'm enjoying messing around with this laptop.
 I have to say I'm enjoying it now more than when it had Vista on it.

On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Paul Saenz <forensicneophyte at gmail.com>wrote:

> As the Chris L. and P. have noted, if your speakers are not getting full
> volume, it is not a problem with the OS. there should be a setting that you
> can find somewhere which can solve your problem. Also, if you find that the
> "out of the box" video player doesn't play all your DVD's, then you might
> want to install VLC media player also.
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