On Monday April 18 2005 7:01 pm, James C. Hall, MD wrote: > I'm a rank newbie in all things Linux. I chose the Debian distro > after reading an article by Will Smith in Maximum PC magazine (Feb. > 2005) which recommended this distro (specifically Sarge) - > primarily for the package management and apt-get ability. Woot! Go Maximum PC! > Installation went quite smoothly, but I found downloading the ISO > files directly was much faster than using jigdo. I made the first 8 > CD's. Well, depends on the mirrors used for both. > Also, I'm trying to get a USB MP3 player to be accessed. I plugged > in my Nomad MuVo, power came on, but nothing started up or was > declared as a new device. If you watched the syslog, I bet you would have found the MuVo was detected by the kernel. Programs don't just start up randomly when Device X gets plugged in (thank God, I don't mind if the device is detected for me, but don't start a program just because I plug something in...). > I appreciate any help or direction on where to find it. I believe ThinkGeek has details about the MuVo (IIRC, they sold it, and I badgered them to include a link to how to use it back when I was considering getting one). -- Paul Johnson Email and Instant Messenger (Jabber): baloo@ursine.ca http://ursine.ca/~baloo/
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