How to get the update notifications working on a installed Fedora KDE Live CD? + wireless problems + RHGB

[Mark]

yum-updatesd wasn`t installed for me.
i`m not sure about puplet.. i will check that livecd to know for sure


> Try using one of the vga=7xx settings in your grub.conf.


I tried that just a few minutes ago and it doesn`t seems to be working..
perhaps because i have widescreen? (1280x800)
does anyone know what the vga=??? code is for that resolution? i couldn`t
find it.




2007/6/7, Tony Nelson <tonynelson at georgeanelson.com>:
>
> At 11:32 AM -0700 6/6/07, Kam Leo wrote:
> >On 6/6/07, Mark <markg85 at gmail.com> wrote:
> >> still no solution for the notification stuff?
> >> or can i better ask this in the fedora-devel-list?
> >
> >How are you testing for updates? If you performed an update recently
> >you may have to wait a bit to see if notification is working. In the
> >meantime check your running process to see if puplet is running.
> >
> >If you ask the devel-list find out how frequent puplet checks for
> >updates. It would be nice to know. I have two F7 systems running. One,
> >a moment ago, notified me of an update being available. The other has
> >nothing.
>
> Puplet doesn't do the check; it only reports what it is told over dbus.
> The check is done by the yum-updatesd service, which is configured in
> /etc/yum/yum-updatesd.conf.  The default check interval is 3600 seconds (1
> hour).  See man yum-updatesd.conf and man yum-updatesd, and find such
> things with "apropos yum" (which might be hard to guess if you start from
> "puplet", which has no man page).
>
> On my FC6 system I found that yum-updatesd consumed 30 MB all the time, so
> I stopped it, and free immediately showed another 30 MB of memory
> available.
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