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gpart is your best bet. It is a GNU/Linux program made to guess the partition table if it has been overwritten. I've used it before and it can really save the day. It won't work if you've used...

If you want to play a n audio cd using xmms you don't need to mount it. All you need to do is make sure you have the 'CD Audio Player' input plugin which as far as I know is usually installed with...

If you can I would reccomend trying a different cd drive. It sounds like it is either the cd drive or as others have said the memory, but it's quite a bit easier and cheaper to start narrowing down...

Not to be rude Nokia, but if he fit it in a PCI slot without breaking anything then it's PCI, AGP wouldn't fit. There are G-Force 2 PCI cards and I went through a similar situation with my computer....

I generally like to listen to alot of random music anything from techno to some rap or even classical if it fits the mood.

Mellower:
Sublime (I highly reccomend you check them out), Long beach...

I realise this is a bit dated to comment on but...
You will probably have trouble getting it to run, GNU/Linux normally needs a processor which is a 386 or better to operate. You will need a...

I don't know how well it will fit your needs, but I've used Dia for planning some programs I've written and it worked well enought for me. It's Open Source and seems stable enough to use.

If you have 1.4.2 or 1.5.0 or anything newer it has been fixed. Just goes to show how good the open source community can be about fixing bugs. This is just getting posted here but it was fixed a...

Thanks for the info, there are one or two there that I hadn't heard about before.
I've always like the tweak for removing the optional features, which just waste space on my pc.

My first post, hopefully it'll be of some use.
The only problem which I noticed is that you refer to the second linux partition incorrectly in the grub configuration file. Grub starts counting at 0...