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Rishabh Sharma — Sat, 05 May 2012 11:56:36 -0000

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 $xfwm4-tweaks-settings
 
 under compositor Tab tick enable display compsiting. There are many options under this tab which you can explore.
+
+Configuring Printer
+LibNi support most of the HP printers. To configure your printer::
+Connect the printer to PC & turn it on.
+Then run 
+
+$hp-setup
+
+It will ask your model name. It also display the model name of connected Printer just copy paste it and press enter. Then it will ask for  'location description for this printer' and even display one possible location description of your printer just copy paste it and press enter, press enter again and then print test page.  Its Done.

WikiPage LibNi How To modified by Rishabh Sharma

Rishabh Sharma — Sat, 05 May 2012 11:50:22 -0000

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 $ ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Calcutta /etc/localtime
 
 you can look for various timezones in '/usr/share/zoneinfo' folder & choose accordingly.
+
+Enable Compositor
+Open The Terminal run 
+
+$xfwm4-tweaks-settings
+
+under compositor Tab tick enable display compsiting. There are many options under this tab which you can explore.

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Rishabh Sharma — Fri, 04 May 2012 15:52:56 -0000

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Rishabh Sharma — Fri, 04 May 2012 15:41:26 -0000

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 After you have Logging in create xorg.conf file. Simply run in terminal.
 
-$Xorg -configure 
+$cat > /etc/xorg.conf << "EOF"
+Section "Device"
+ Identifier "Device0"
+ Driver "vesa" #Choose the driver used for this monitor
+EndSection
+EOF
+
+In Place of 'vesa' you can use 'intel' for Intel card  or 'radeon' for Radeon card
 
 In case you have Nvidia card installed then rather than using above command use

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Rishabh Sharma — Fri, 04 May 2012 11:32:21 -0000

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 After installation boot into new system.
 Default user name and password is 
 
-username: root
-password: root
+username: root
+password: root
 
 After you have Logging in create xorg.conf file. Simply run in terminal.

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Rishabh Sharma — Fri, 04 May 2012 11:31:30 -0000

--- v1 +++ v2 @@ -1,40 +1,40 @@ -Run LibNi live CD +Run LibNi live CD Download LibNi iso image, burn it to DVD. Restart your PC with BIOS option set to boot from CD. -Install LibNi to Hard Drive +Install LibNi to Hard Drive Installing LibNi is very easy. You may install LibNi to your PC hardisk or even to your USB storage or PENDRIVE. We will discuss both the installation procedure. -Install LibNi to PC Harddisk +Install LibNi to PC Harddisk Boot from live cd Right click on desktop and click open terminal here Then enter the following command $nano LInstaller Now edit the line 'export SD=/dev/XXXX' replace XXXX with the partition on which you want to install LibNi...Example 'export SD=/dev/sda2'....to look for the partitions available on your PC click on 'My Media' icon on your desktop. After Editing press ctrl+x to save and exit Now Run the following command in terminal $./LInstaller After the complettion of this script enter $nano Linstaller2 In this file edit the line 'grub-install /dev/XXX' replace XXX with the storage device name like 'grub-install /dev/sda'. Press ctrl+x to save and exit. then run $./Linstaller2 and your installation is complete. -Installing LibNi to Pendrive +Installing LibNi to Pendrive Process of installation is similar as harddisk above with small difference. To install LibNi to PENDRIVE simply replace 'export SD=/dev/XXXX' with your pendrive device name like 'export SD=/dev/sdb' in LInstaller. And in Linstaller2 simple replace 'grub-install /dev/XXX' with 'grub-install --force /dev/sdb' (replace XXX with the device name). -Configuring LibNi +Configuring LibNi After installation boot into new system. Default user name and password is

WikiPage LibNi How To modified by Rishabh Sharma

Rishabh Sharma — Fri, 04 May 2012 11:26:49 -0000
Run LibNi live CD Download LibNi iso image, burn it to DVD. Restart your PC with BIOS option set to boot from CD. Install LibNi to Hard Drive Installing LibNi is very easy. You may install LibNi to your PC hardisk or even to your USB storage or PENDRIVE. We will discuss both the installation procedure. Install LibNi to PC Harddisk Boot from live cd Right click on desktop and click open terminal here Then enter the following command $nano LInstaller Now edit the line 'export SD=/dev/XXXX' replace XXXX with the partition on which you want to install LibNi...Example 'export SD=/dev/sda2'....to look for the partitions available on your PC click on 'My Media' icon on your desktop. After Editing press ctrl+x to save and exit Now Run the following command in terminal $./LInstaller After the complettion of this script enter $nano Linstaller2 In this file edit the line 'grub-install /dev/XXX' replace XXX with the storage device name like 'grub-install /dev/sda'. Press ctrl+x to save and exit. then run $./Linstaller2 and your installation is complete. Installing LibNi to Pendrive Process of installation is similar as harddisk above with small difference. To install LibNi to PENDRIVE simply replace 'export SD=/dev/XXXX' with your pendrive device name like 'export SD=/dev/sdb' in LInstaller. And in Linstaller2 simple replace 'grub-install /dev/XXX' with 'grub-install --force /dev/sdb' (replace XXX with the device name). Configuring LibNi After installation boot into new system. Default user name and password is username: root password: root After you have Logging in create xorg.conf file. Simply run in terminal. $Xorg -configure In case you have Nvidia card installed then rather than using above command use $nvidia-xconfig After this change your time zone. Use the following command to change time zone Example If you want to change time zome to Asia/Calcutta run following command $ ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Calcutta /etc/localtime you can look for various timezones in '/usr/share/zoneinfo' folder & choose accordingly.