Can anyone guide regarding references for Linux drivers to support USB connection for mouse usage on Philips BSURE SV1 LCD Projector under Linux. Windows senses the system at time of booting when the system is connected to the projector using USB cable.
- Mohan Krishnan
Hi is there some way cds can be made to autorun in linux (i dont mean auto mount) so as to open an index.html or run some script/binary as soon as they get mounted some thing like autorun.inf
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On Tue, Jan 14, 2003 at 12:37:17PM +0000, Ninad Purohit wrote:
Hi is there some way cds can be made to autorun in linux (i dont mean auto mount) so as to open an index.html or run some script/binary as soon as they get mounted some thing like autorun.inf
In RH7.3 (which I no longer use) the redhat CD's used to be autodetected in the GUI mode and an software installer used to start. Also in KDE the file manager opens automaticatically for CDs.
===== ninad purohit have a nice day :-)
yes but that is because of automount i want to run scripts automatically i dont want to see the directory contents in a file manager window but to run a script inside that directory. i know it might require root login to run any such script because of security issues but assuming root login can this be done, if so how?
--- Amish Munshi amish_munshi@sify.com wrote: > On >
In RH7.3 (which I no longer use) the redhat CD's used to be autodetected in the GUI mode and an software installer used to start. Also in KDE the file manager opens automaticatically for CDs.
===== ninad purohit have a nice day :-)
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yes but that is because of automount i want to run scripts automatically i dont want to see the directory contents in a file manager window but to run a script inside that directory. i know it might require root login to run any such script because of security issues but assuming root login can this be done, if so how?
--- Amish Munshi amish_munshi@sify.com wrote: > On >
In RH7.3 (which I no longer use) the redhat CD's used to be autodetected in the GUI mode and an software installer used to start. Also in KDE the file manager opens automaticatically for CDs.
===== ninad purohit have a nice day :-)
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===== ninad purohit have a nice day :-)
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