I think you can access that kind of disc if
you mount it ext2, unless you have tried that already,
mount -t ext2 /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
Should get you into the boot floppy's filesystem.
But I don't remember where you should
dump the patch file.
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, Tim Walker mewed:
guys and
I have a cablemodem on a dynamic address,
not static, should I set up a firewall?
I'm connected all the time,
and if my server is ever cracked, what should
I look for?
Like logins in my logfiles that I know I
did not do like when I was asleep or away?
--
My new linux web server with Apache
hehe nice image at the bottom!
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, magick mewed:
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; name="unnamed"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Content-Description:
That's called 'shotgun' technology, and I believe that not only your
modems must support that, but you must also have support in your
operating system and drivers, etc.
Mike
magick wrote:
i have heard it is possible to run two modems at once creatting a
virtual isdn connection instead of 56k
From what I have heard the winblows98 2nd edition supports this,
and there are some 3rd party programs that also can do this in winblows
however the main problem is with your ISP.
With mine for instance I cannot logon with the same name and password
twice.
I in fact tried this, and it was quiet
Hi Michael,
Thank you for your comments. In the end I created a couple of linux
partitions with fips2.0. That worked great. I also decided not to install
lnx4win, but the full MDK7.0 version.
Thanks a lot
Norman
"Michael N. Proffitt" wrote:
I don't believe you want to allow the setup to
Just a thought, ever considered using web based e-mail instead of the old
server based system. I have all my various e-mail accounts forwarded to a
web based account which then enables me to quickly and easier retrieve my
mail from work, home and uni. No need for any e-mail client software then.
1. Generally less secure
2. Often Slower
3. Often much more restrictive on attached files
Note: this applies only to my experience with places
like hotmail and other sites offering "free web based
email", so maybe I am just talking total bullshit :-)
Michael Perry.
RD. Dep.
On Apr 9 Mike Perry wrote:
1.Generally less secure
Not when done with SSL, which is IMHO the way to go when you're providing
web-based email. How secure do you think pop3 is anyway? Everything gets sent
over in cleartext, including your username/password. Not much of an issue for
people at
Another problem with web-based email is reliability: my
mail.com account is down as they 'upgrade the website'. Probably best to
have both web-based and normal email.
dave
On Sun, 9 Apr 2000, Rial Juan wrote:
On Apr 9 Mike Perry wrote:
1. Generally less secure
Not when done with
"magick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try running the install again and this time choose custom as far as i know
recomended always sets x to start up imediatley after boot but custom gives
you the choice
Absolutely NO need to reinstall!!
Even to permanently
David Hugh-Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Probably best to
have both web-based and normal email.
dave
==
I couldn't agree more. It gives tremendous flexibility. I have several
different e-mail accounts. Yahoo is web based, but will act as a pop3
Anyone knows how to make the Epson stylus color 760 printer works properly and
not with the generic uniprint driver?
Is there enybody who knows what D4 means?
Actually, if you really want performance, then just telnet straight
into your pop3 server.
It may not be pretty, but you can certainly administer your account
efficiently.
Just involves learning a few simple commands (shock horror) :-)
Michael Perry.
RD. Dep. Netafim Magal.
Linux --
vic,
tried this, gave me the following error message:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/fd0,
or too many mounted file systems.
before i did the mount i entered "umount floppy" while in the /mnt dir.
fs type should be ok, and there shouldn't be too many mounted file
After having "script-kiddies" try to "DNS Malformed", Trojan Scanning, and
many other attcks on my static IP, I captured the attempts with trace-route,
and the BlackICE Defender log files, and sent them to @Home Abuse. They
replied that they are __NOT__, I repeat _NOT_ responsible for firewalls,
I already have MDK 7.02 installed, and was wanting to try out FreeBSD, I would
like to know if there are any known conflicts/problems with running BOTH OS's
on one 13 GB drive?
The main reason for this is because I have read it is easier to setup a home
network, I have tried with MDK and so far
Is there any way to have my pc boot into windows 98 by default, and when
I put in a disk, it will boot into linux?
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Dose any one know any thing about wine program i download it but do not
how to run it.
thanks for the help
Subject: Win - LiNuX Network?
OK, Now That I've fixed some of my other
problems on my own, i want to start the huge task of enabling a local
network!
OK, before I re-installed Mandrake, my Windows
Machine found my Linux Machine, but now, it does not and when I run "samba
start". It
yes, this is what i do!
when i installed linux i placed the partition boot loader on a rescue disk
that i made, during the install as well! when I place the rescue /
partition disk in; it loads LILO! And then lets me load LiNuX!
-Julien
- Original Message -
From: Jeremy Weiss [EMAIL
Hi
I just loaded Mandrake 7.0 after a few months absence from the Linux community
while relocating from California to Virginia for my job with the USDA. I ran
into a couple snags and a lock up while upgrading from a previous Mandrkae
version which I think was 6.0.
Anyway, I have a system with
I've got my external modem up and running now, and Linux identifies it no
problem. One of the free ISP's I use is Freeserve (Sorry for non-UK-ers). I
went to kppp and put in all the details i could from my Freeserve account. I
connected to Freeserve no problem, but when I opened Netscape, All I
have had a few problems, lost windows after
installing mandrake 7.0 and had to reinstall. as a result i lost the dual boot
loader and wasnt surprised at all, however when i went to use the boot disk i
created on installation i found that the loader printed letters LIL on the
screen and
"Jeremy Weiss" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way to have my pc boot into windows 98 by default, and when
I put in a disk, it will boot into linux?
Sure, but why not have your boot loader do that for you. If your using
Bootmagic, or LILO, you can set
"andy" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got my external modem up and running now, and Linux identifies it no
problem. One of the free ISP's I use is Freeserve (Sorry for non-UK-ers). I
went to kppp and put in all the details i could from my Freeserve account.
I
connected to Freeserve no problem,
Jaguar wrote:
I already have MDK 7.02 installed, and was wanting to try out FreeBSD, I would
like to know if there are any known conflicts/problems with running BOTH OS's
on one 13 GB drive?
The main reason for this is because I have read it is easier to setup a home
network, I have
I downloaded the iso and extracted it will full pathname using winimage.
Now I have it all extracted out to my d drive (I extracted it at root level
so it would be like the cd distribution. Then I ran the install batch file
in the lnx4win folder and it installed to my C drive, and brought up
This is OFF subject but I feel all can benefit from them and enjoy a
little HUMOR.
don
I thought I knew that I knew what I thought
But now I know that what I thought I knew
Isn't what I know I think I thought I knew.
-
I've heard that http://www.worldshare.net works
although I couldn't get it to. There help page seems
to imply that it will work with linux but they won't
"support" it.
--- wolfen999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 07 Apr 2000, you wrote:
tried them they won't work refuses to accept my
OK..I didn't expect an easy ride..but I thought I'd have enough PC savvy to
get through this..
Linux is driving me crazy!!
In a little over a week, I've re-installed Mandrake 7 FOUR times..what
gives?? I tried installing Caldera open Linux instead..that says my
Hardware will not support it!!
OK..I didn't expect an easy ride..but I thought I'd have enough
PC savvy to
get through this..
Linux is driving me crazy!!
snip
I want to make it work..but it is becoming a pain in the ass!!
Sorry, I just had to shout at someone!!
I understand completely...I've been trying to get
Michael Scottaline said:
Absolutely NO need to reinstall!!
Even to permanently switch to a non X boot (which I do not believe the
original poster was looking to achieve), a reinstallation is not necessary.
A
simple edit of /etc/inittab will change the runlevel
id:5:initdefault
Just
Whoa, hmm, thats a tuffy, anyone else with some input?
From what I remember, an installboot or a boot disk
I could always mount as ext2, sorry I don't have my
floppy anymore, I wish I could have it back to
do some experimenting.
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, Tim Walker mewed:
vic,
tried this, gave me
Thanks, thats what I thought.
I forgot where the firewall howto is,
when I do find out or when you or someone
tells me, I'm gonna go and snoop through it
and see what I can do.
On Thu, 15 May 2036, Jaguar mewed:
After having "script-kiddies" try to "DNS Malformed", Trojan Scanning, and
many
Oh yes, just instead of installing lilo, make a bootdisk
with the lilo on it, and do not install lilo into your master
boot record, tell it to install it in the --- uhh whats that
called the root superblock--- instead of the master
boot record, like for example instead of making the
lilo.conf
i have lost dual boot, and now my boot disk doesnt
work, it freezes at LIL
it wont get through to the O
how do i get in, it is all there installed on my
computer buti cant use it. help
Rob Callahan wrote:
Hey all,
I'm having trouble installing my external monitor apon the initial
setup. I've tried different monitor and graphic card combinations and
nothing will work. I have a micron laptop with a neographics card and
the monitor is an older 15 inch Acer. The best
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, paul haine wrote:
Mandrake 7 is the first that's actually managed to make it
to the end of the installation. And still, I get freezes, crashes - at least
with Windows you sometimes get a chance to recover, but with Linux it just
stops working, kaput.
With this plus
Uh oh, I hope you don't have a trouble with some of
the hardware in the machine that your using.
It might or might not be the problem that your experiencing,
but this was the problem the last 2 times this happened to me.
I usually recomend an AMD processor to windows users,
but I'm biased in
Hi, I can't start lothar. There is always the message Memory fault (core dump).
What can I do?
Thanx Jens Hahn
Classification: UNCLASSIFIED
I fixed my partitions, but it took a while. the prob was using mandrake's
"auto-allocate" function to set up my partitions over the existing
partitions. it trashed the partition table. Linux still worked just boot
magic and partition magic couldn't.
here's how I
Some questions, maybe you folks can help:
1. The crossover question I asked earlier...any idea?
2. I have a "freshly" installed system, so no extra software has been
installed except the Mandrake 7.0 install. When I use Netscape in xwin,
it will work, then suddenly will stop. I mean the
Mike Perry wrote:
I in fact tried this, and it was quiet amuseing, I connected with one modem,
dialed the other, started to logon with the other and it connected and threw
the 1st one out which tried to reconnect, connected and threw the 2nd one
out
and so forth and so on :-)...
Also I
andy wrote:
OK..I didn't expect an easy ride..but I thought I'd have enough PC savvy to
get through this..
Linux is driving me crazy!!
Forget all that you have learned...
It's a WHOLE new world... The adventure has just began. :-)
In a little over a week, I've re-installed
"andy" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK..I didn't expect an easy ride..but I thought I'd have enough PC savvy to
get through this..
Linux is driving me crazy!!
In a little over a week, I've re-installed Mandrake 7 FOUR times..what
gives?? I tried installing Caldera open Linux instead..that
Where can I change my Printer/Options in KDE???
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Jaguar wrote:
After having "script-kiddies" try to "DNS Malformed", Trojan Scanning, and
many other attcks on my static IP, I captured the attempts with trace-route,
and the BlackICE Defender log files, and sent them to @Home Abuse. They
replied that they are __NOT__, I repeat _NOT_
andy wrote:
I
connected to Freeserve no problem, but when I opened Netscape, All I get is
an 'Unable to connect to server' message..
Any ideas what I've done wrong? I couldn't work out how to put in a DNS
address, as the box was just greyed out..don't know if that would make a
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Thanks, thats what I thought.
I forgot where the firewall howto is,
when I do find out or when you or someone
tells me, I'm gonna go and snoop through it
and see what I can do.
Heres a link to FirewallHow-To
Linux is driving me crazy!!
IMO, as much as I like it.I don't RECOMMEND to anybody to
change over to Linux. They would have to have a REAL desire to change,
and I warn them about the frustrations. A couple of people I have told NOT to
change.
I don't wan't to scare them away. Linux needs
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, paul haine mewed:
OK..I didn't expect an easy ride..but I thought I'd have enough
PC savvy to
get through this..
Linux is driving me crazy!!
snip
I want to make it work..but it is becoming a pain in the ass!!
Sorry, I just had to shout at
Valjean wrote:
Some questions, maybe you folks can help:
1. The crossover question I asked earlier...any idea?
Can you repeat the question?
-Stephen-
See, I've got some data on a win95 machine I want to retrieve and rather
than remove the hard drives from that and connect them to my linux
box, I'd like to just hook up a crossover cable betweeb the NIC in
either machine and transfer the files. I have the cable, I
just need to know what needs to
What can I do to have my cd-rom working without mounting and umounting
each time
that I want to read my cd's?
I've Mandrake 7.0
Thanks a lot.
Hi,
I am the person who originally posted this question. I missed the original answers
because of problems with my Mac beta version of AOL :-( so I repost it:
The problem I have is that I want to install Mandrake 7 on a laptop (LCD display).
I test the settings for X windows during the
On Sun, 9 Apr 2000, Vic wrote:
Uh oh, I hope you don't have a trouble with some of
the hardware in the machine that your using.
(snip)
Hey, don't go blaming it on the hardware now. It's pretty clear that Linux
is not an easy ride to install, no matter how stable it may be
afterwards.
try doing a complete re-install instead of an UPGRADE...
first, format all linux partitions...and start over from
scratch
andy wrote:
OK..I didn't expect an easy ride..but I thought I'd have enough PC savvy to
get through this..
Linux is driving me crazy!!
In a little over a week, I've
*laughs*
What motherboard do you have again? You're running an AMD K6/2 -- I'm
already suspicious (speaking from experience).
I have a similar problem with Linux on my Compaq... I need a startup
switch to stop it from triggering something strange on the motherboard...
Something is
wondering if there are any other free isp's other then freewwweb as they
no longer have a local dial up number in my area (and even when
they did it never worked )
To The Future Of Linux Together Let's Crush Microsoft And Take BAck Our
Desktops
GET THE BEST FREE INTERNET ACCESS
*
sorta off topic here but arn't os/2 and beos linux/unix clones adn where
can you download os/2 or can ya had Beos and it wouldn't find my hardware modem
can ya believe it found my winmodem with no trouble but my hardware modem dodn't
exist LOL
MicroSoft Get's Hit With Anti Trust And Bill
KPPP hardly ever connects on the first try. I get to "logging on
to network"
and it hangs. I hear the modem disconnect. I have to cancel and
connect
again. The second time it always works. This has only been a
problem since I
installed Mandrake 7.
Any suggestions?
--
I know Off topic Again But I wanted To Let YTou Guys Hear The Most
stupidest thing i have ever heard i have been going to uproar (it's a free game
sight) and had trouble with linux so ichecked there support page and what do i
find linux as one of your choices for an o/s i sent a report for
Mike Perry wrote:
Actually, if you really want performance, then just telnet straight
into your pop3 server.
It may not be pretty, but you can certainly administer your account
efficiently.
Just involves learning a few simple commands (shock horror) :-)
Michael Perry.
RD. Dep.
I've posted this help awhile back...
but I'll post it again...
I'm also a newbie...for about 3 months now...
but I've noticed one thing...in those three months...
Linux IS (no doubt in my mind)...the best OS there is,
outside of UNIX itself. It puts windows to shame...
The reason most of
Chinguen a su madre, me cae si les vuelvo a preguntar algo,
Mennndigo!!!
Alex Leonard wrote:
i have lost dual boot, and now my boot disk doesnt work, it freezes at
LIL
it wont get through to the O
how do i get in, it is all there installed on my computer but i cant
use it. help
First off, you turn off the HTML in your mail composer so we can read
your
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
paul haine wrote:
My suggestion is to change the memory and see if the problem persists.
If it does try a different motherboard, or "down" clock the processor.
Already tried the memory changing, still no joy, Linux is as wobbly as ever.
As for trying a
"Xavier Michalet" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am the person who originally posted this question. I missed the original
answers
because of problems with my Mac beta version of AOL :-( so I repost it:
The problem I have is that I want to install Mandrake 7 on a laptop (LCD
display).
I
Xavier Michalet wrote:
Hi,
I am the person who originally posted this question. I missed the original answers
because of problems with my Mac beta version of AOL :-( so I repost it:
The problem I have is that I want to install Mandrake 7 on a laptop (LCD display).
I test the settings for
maxtorator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a little question. I use kmail for my email, sometimes I like to
click
on a url link in my mail messages, this opens the kfm browser and I
retrieve
the page. Is there a way to change the association so that when I click on
a
link in my kmail
Has anyone installed qmail on Mandrake 7? If so, do you know of any how-tos
or whatever? I'd like to intall from rpm if possible.
only real problem i have is upgrading x to 4.0 keeps crashing my gui and i
have to keep reinstalling linux
- Original Message -
From: "KompuKit" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Mandrake Linux" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2000 6:23 PM
Subject: [newbie] help to all
I've posted
wine is the windows emulator that i suposed to be abled to run winblows
progams mind i have yet to get it to work
- Original Message -
From: "KompuKit" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Mandrake Linux" [EMAIL PROTECTED]; "Linux_Admin"
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2000 6:29 PM
Subject:
Try this web site - finally found it!!
http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/show_printer.cgi?recnum=62112
Ty C. Mixon
F.T.C. Enterprises
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ 26147713
You are Welcome! lol ;-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THANK YOU!!! It worked. :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I sent this a bit earlier, but it didn't seem to go thru - forgive if it's a
double post.
I have a working public share, and Windows can see my private shares, but
what is the name of the program...that will allow
you to use windows (in its own window)...at the same time
as you're using linux?
and where's a real good tutorial on how to set it up?
Try VMWare ...
Jon wrote:
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
*laughs*
What motherboard do you have again? You're running an AMD K6/2 -- I'm
already suspicious (speaking from experience).
Something is *definitely* wrong with your hardware if Linux is wobbly
and Win98 is stable.
-Stephen-
I love
Alex Leonard wrote:
i have lost dual boot, and now my boot disk doesnt work, it freezes at
LIL
it wont get through to the O
how do i get in, it is all there installed on my computer but i cant
use it. help
I had this problem on one of my systems when I was installing dual boot
using
Some of the script attacks were from the @Home ( or flavors of @Home (ie:
@Roadrunner) meaning the 24.x.x.x IP set. But there were quite a few who were
on other ISP's but I had a trace route of their IP#, heheh I could even trace
a private network ( 192.168.x.x) node back to a specific
When Linux is booting...just when the LILO prompt is there you have about 5
secs. to type "linux 3" --with out quotes, and it will boot to Console mode,
bypassing XWindow.
HTH
Jaguar
"Xavier Michalet" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am the person who originally posted this question. I missed
LaneI've been silently following the expert thread you speak
of. It was my impression that you'd been hacking (I believe you
called it customizing) the init files a bit before your problem
occurred and this was the probable root cause of your problem.
Anyway, I decided to try changing
THANKS!!!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try this web site - finally found it!!
http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/show_printer.cgi?recnum=62112
Ty C. Mixon
F.T.C. Enterprises
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ 26147713
magick wrote:
wine is the windows emulator that i suposed to be abled to run winblows
progams mind i have yet to get it to work
Wine Is Not an Emulator (WINE)!
Although, is is really, but not technically :-)
--
Jayce Steadman (on the Linux Box)
[FGC]_G3N3R1C
ICQ# 63558908
Vic said:
I usually recomend an AMD processor to windows users,
but I'm biased in favour of AMD, but a Pentium does run
nicely when its running linux instead of windows in my experiences.
I think you can recommend AMDs for Linux as well. I'm running a K6-2/400 (I
can't remember what
why do you want to upgrade x to 4.0?
what is this upgrade you speak of...?
why upgrade something that works fine...?
most of the time...I've found that if I try
to upgrade...lets say...using a i386.rpm..
in mandrake which is i586it practically messes up everything.
this could be your
rpm install should work fine...in kpackage
"Matt G. Ellis" wrote:
Has anyone installed qmail on Mandrake 7? If so, do you know of any how-tos
or whatever? I'd like to intall from rpm if possible.
--
===KompuKit===
Kit Goins ICQ#
I downloaded icq for linux, it is in a tar.gzip format, how do I unzip it
and install it, could someone please list the steps, i have no idea where to
even begin. I am running mandrake 7 or if someone can name a site will it
will tell me how to do it, in very easy steps, that would be helpful,
My Athlon system is rock freakin' solid with Linux Mandrake, as well as other
Linux distros I have tried
-Necro
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, Lane Lester wrote:
Vic said:
I usually recomend an AMD processor to windows users,
but I'm biased in favour of AMD, but a Pentium does run
nicely
Has anyone installed qmail on Mandrake 7? If so, do you know of any
how-tos
or whatever? I'd like to intall from rpm if possible.
It's not possible. The qmail license requires distribution in source
code format only. No precompiled binaries are allowed. (Unless it
changed recently.)
If you
Eljaibotype (as root) in a console 'supermount enable'.
Alan
Eljaibo wrote:
What can I do to have my cd-rom working without mounting and umounting
each time
that I want to read my cd's?
I've Mandrake 7.0
Thanks a lot.
Mandrake 7 has a very good ICQ clone...called LICQ
in RPM format...just use Kpackage as root...to install it
from off your CD...I think you also have to install its partner
program called QT.144 in order for it to function...
"J.Carson" wrote:
I downloaded icq for linux, it is in a
Laneoh...ok...my mistake :-) I guess I should have said
that I'd been 'kind of following the thread.'
Alan
Lane Lester wrote:
Alan Shoemaker said:
LaneI've been silently following the expert thread you speak
of. It was my impression that you'd been hacking (I believe you
Christian Brink wrote:
2. VMWARE -
~ $300
$ 99 for non-commercial use, unsupported except via rather good online
manuals and faqs.
commercial license
Commercial support
A wide range of supported options
Recently released 2.0 version much better, more
what is the name of the program...that will allow
you to use windows (in its own window)...at the same time
as you're using linux?
and where's a real good tutorial on how to set it up?
--
===KompuKit===
Kit Goins ICQ# 7110071
[EMAIL
can you use/setup sendmail with a dynamic IP?
if so, how do I set it up...
--
===KompuKit===
Kit Goins ICQ# 7110071
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Lowell, Mass.
Web Designer http://kitdesigns.bizhosting.com
WebServer:
What type of ICQ did you download?
The general rule for unzipping files is.
tar -xvzf .tar.gz
that will create the directory,
then go into the directory and read the readme file, every program has a
slightly different installation routine.
At 08:33 PM 4/9/00 -0400, you wrote:
I
you should get it in rpm format it's alot easier
- Original Message -
From: "Zulfiqar Naushad" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 10, 2000 1:00 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] installing ICQ
What type of ICQ did you download?
The general rule for unzipping files is.
http://www.cwareco.com/eqlplus.html
(could you please not attach .bmp [or other image] files?)
--
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X-Mailer: VM 6.75 under 21.1.8 XEmacs and random-sig.el
Kernel 2.2.15-0.17mdk
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Apr 9 Passion Sunday
Rabboni, ut videam
jsut always like to have the most rescent versions of things and all the
rpms i tried to upgrade to were i586 and made for mandrake as the had the
.mdk in them x 4.0 is suposed to have new features
- Original Message -
From: "KompuKit" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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