for DVD playback, make sure /dev/dvd points to the right device. If it's
not there, create it as a softlink.
On Wed, 2004-06-30 at 19:40, Eric Jahn wrote:
> On Wednesday 30 June 2004 22:11, themadtux wrote:
> > well.. I forgot to mention that DVD playback is a no go as well :(
>
> DVD playback did work for me on the x86_64 using the Packman rpms, but it
> wasn't smooth and it complained about too few system resources available for
> smooth playback, so I think there is some inefficiency going on, and the
> Packman libraries are 32 bit libraries (but that shouldn't be the reason it's
> choppy).
>
> > Have you gotten apt working on your machine, if you're running it, if I
> > might ask :)
>
> No, I just run apt on my Debian box. I use Suse so I'm not tempted to fiddle
> with it and break it, because it's my fiance's box and I don't want her to
> kill me dead. If I were to put Debian on her 64 bit machine, I would be
> incapable of restraining myself from rendering the system inoperable and
> thereby lose data. She calls my Debian box "The Frankenbox". I'll get
> Quicktime/wmv/and all that other plugin compatibility when crossover office
> comes out in 64 bit, which I'm hoping comes out soon.
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