Ciao io ho scaricato la mandrake7.1 due volte in piu' riprese la prima ha
dato problemi come a te la seconda invece la stringa di checksum era ok!
ritenta!
On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, Matteo Merlin wrote:
Ciao, ho appena finito di scaricare l'immagine MANDRAKE71-INST.ISO.
Ma appena verificato il
Buongiorno a tutti
a chi interessasse,sono riuscito a risolvere il problema che avevo con
l'audio
(scheda audio configurata correttamente ,modulo ES1371 inserito gia' al
boot,
ma nessun suono da utente ne' da Gnome ne da Enlightenment,ma solo da root)
cosi' facendo :
Senza modificare alcun
Giovanni Mazzamati wrote: lun, 26
giu 2000, hai scritto: Ho tentato di installare Linux RedHat6.1 e
Mandrake7.0 sul mio computer: mainboard dotata di chipset di
sistema Intel Corporation 82437VX 430VX System Controller,
processore Intel Petium 200 MHz, 16 MByte di memoria, scheda
Fabio Coatti wrote:
On Mon, Jun 26, 2000 at 10:48:15AM +0200, Andrea Celli wrote:
Hai senz'altro qualche file corrotto.
Quale/i, quanti? Impossibile dirlo.
Se sei fortunato e` il solitario, se ti dice male e' il kernel o il
file-system o qualche altra componente essenziale che ti
Andrea Celli wrote:
Matteo Merlin wrote:
E' possibile che la chiave non corrispondente possa essere determinata
dal fatto che mentre scaricavo il file ho utilizzato un po' W98 un po'
LINUX e soprattutto shiftavo tra vari server?
Puo` darsi. L'unica volta che mi e` successo (ora ci sto
Ciao a tutto il N.G.
Sarei molto felice se qualcuno di voi riuscisse a risolvere il mio problema.
(ho contattato anche
il supporto tecnico avendo diritto a 100 gg di assistenza, ma purtroppo
dicono che non
dipende da loro " I'm sorry but it is not due to Mandrake."
sono in possesso delle
Poco tempo fa ho risposto a una persona che aveva problemi con ESD, non
riuscivo a capire per quale motivo non venisse eseguito ESD, in quel
periodo avevo installata sul mio PC la MDK7.0 ora che ho installato la 7.1
ho lo stesso problema che ho in parte risolto...
Ho rimossso l'ESD 0.2.17 in
Not sure =). It's my cox connection. PoP3 I believe. Haven't seen any slow
down yet, and I have about 257 messages. Seems to run great. No crashes =)
Alan
On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 19:58:47 -0500, Gary said:
KOn Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 10:28:32AM -0500 or thereabouts, Alan Carpenter
wrote:
Somehow my netscape communicator Icon has been removed from my desktop. I also
picked up a book today called "Mastering Gnome". Looks like a great book.
Anyone else have it?? I also installed gnome napster. If anyone needs help
with that, then just let me know =).
Alan Carpenter
Hello All,
I chose "high" for security during initial installation of
Mandrake 7.1, and after install went well, I can not find
DrakConf icon on the desktop. This is my second attempt at
installation. The first one was normal.
I would appreciate any help.
--
Best
Hello All,
Is there an e-mail client(POP) that allows to delete messages
from the pop.whtaever.com when deleted locally?
Netscape does this, but lacks multi-account capability.
TIA
--
Best regards,
EGNmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi list,
I'm having a little problem. I try to use the lib libXm.so.0 ,
but my
system can't find it even if it is there. The is in /usr/X11R6/lib and
is a link to libXm.so.6 .
I tried to execute
/sbin/ldconfig
and it didn't solve the problem... and the path /usr/X11R6/lib
Your printer uses the Canon BJC 600 printer driver,
I have the same one myself
Eunice Thompson
Hi all,
is there anyone whos has experience with
Openmail ?
To set-up and configure it correctly.
What are your impressions ?
Eric
By default, pop is a "store and forward" system.
When you retrieve your E-mail, your client software acknowledges having
received the E-Mail which should cause the POP server to delete it, unless
it is told to do otherwise.
Your E-Mail is then held locally on your own machine.
Imap and other
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
I noticed that MDK7.1 /etc/lilo.conf uses append="Failsafe". Can I
replace this with append="mem=128M" or should I add another append line.
Leave append="Failsafe" as it is, and add another line:
append="Failsafe"
append="mem=128M"
By
Thanks for pointing that out. I'll try your suggestion.
Roman
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
I noticed that MDK7.1 /etc/lilo.conf uses append="Failsafe". Can I
replace this with append="mem=128M" or should I add another append line.
On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, David Talbot wrote:
The PATH is indeed being exported. I've tried setting the Mandrake Security
level to low.
What's causing this and how can I make it take my new PATH? Any help with this
one would be a godsend, I've tried every concievable thing I can think of.
Don't
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, Bill Fisher wrote:
In editing the /etc/fstab I run across the term supermount.
My books don't describe this.
I want to set the zip and floppy drives so that a user as well as root can
access them and I thought that the entry user or users would do this.
Thanks for any info
On 30 Jun 2000, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Bill Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mandrake 7.0, Canon bjc4400 printer
The only output I get on the printer is the test (I think) stuff which begins:
%!PS-Adobe-2.0
on the first line.
I have an /etc/printcap file, and
a filter file at
ifup and ifdown are the commands mandrake uses for pon and poff. The
labels are ppp0, ppp1, etc. instead of a label you can designate. I am
not aware of a console configuration utility but netcfg can be used in
X.
rpm is the package manager and can be used from the command line, or
from
X with
Hi,
I downloaded a newer and updated kernel 2.2-16.9 Version #1.
Would there be any difference in performance for it to work or are they
more or less bug fixes?
Also, do I have to recompile to notice any performance changes, if any?
Roman
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n:;Roman
x-mozilla-html:FALSE
adr:;;
On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, KompuKit wrote:
I'd like to have my /ftp/pub have a way to access my
cdrom drive...so people can download off the cd's...
HOW do I accomplish this...?
I think you could make a softlink to your CDROM directory from
/ftp/pub. That way it is like a subdir in /ftp/pub.
You
On Fri, 30 Jun 2000, Romanator wrote:
Hi everybody,
I noticed that MDK7.1 /etc/lilo.conf uses append="Failsafe". Can I
replace this with append="mem=128M" or should I add another append line.
Leave append="Failsafe" as it is, and add another line:
append="Failsafe"
append="mem=128M"
It should
Hi,
After downloading a newer version of the kernel, I noticed that the
kernel version number was added to Grub. Although, the updater has
updated my kernel, is there a way of editing Grub to remove 2.2-16.9mdk?
Is there a reason for this, and is it really necessary?
Many thanks,
Roman
On Sat, 1 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have just installed mandrake and everthing seems fine except i cannot
access cdrom. The icon is on desktop but when i load cd i get meesage cannot list
directory contents file/mnt/cdrom. Does this mean cdrom is
not mounted correctly ?
Gary
This
Is there a danger in using the supermount feature for zip disks or floppy disks?
I thought from reading linux books that when we mount a floppy and insert a
disk into that drive, then access the disk, that when finished we need to umount
the disk, then mount again for the next disk, etc.
of course if you remove the FAT partition, you will not be removing a linux
partition since linux would be a ext2 partition in a version of FDISK that
would recognize a linux partition, which I do not believe the DOS version
does BE careful and back up everything important before you begin!
I believe the correct way would be:
append="Failsafe" "mem=128M"
- Original Message -
From: Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 9:42 AM
Subject: [newbie] Lilio.conf using append="Failsafe" and append
Hi everybody,
I noticed that MDK7.1
Thanks for pointing this out.
Roman
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After downloading a newer version of the kernel, I noticed that the
kernel version number was added to Grub. Although, the updater has
updated my kernel, is there a way of editing Grub to
Thanks Mike. I'm still trying to figure out what the 'Failsafe' option
is used for.
Roman
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Paul,
Would Linux have crashed with two append lines?
Roman
=
I don't believe linux
Thanks for pointing out the June 24 2000 security update info.
Roman
Ralph Day wrote:
The LM site says its a security update:
June, 24 2000 SECURITY UPDATE: kernel
POSIX "Capabilities" have recently been implemented in the Linux kernel.
These "Capabilities" are an additional form of
Thanks Ed,
I'll try the following:
append="Failsafe;mem=128M"
append="Failsafe" "mem=128M"
Roman
Ed Tharp wrote:
I believe the correct way would be:
append="Failsafe" "mem=128M"
- Original Message -
From: Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Mike. I'm still trying to figure out what the 'Failsafe' option
is used for.
Roman
===
Hey Roman,
Don't bet a lung (or any other body parts :o) ), but I think "failsafe" is
similar to windows "safe mode". It's a
Mandrake 7.0
When I su to root, after entering the password, console displays:
YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound
what does this mean?
Also, while the system is coming up from Boot Magic, there is a delay while
this message is displayed:
Listeing for an NIS Domain Server
what does
roman, let us know which it was, PLEASE?
I may be wrong as hell here, but a guess would be that you have a kernel
that can not be written to used with failsafe, probably from a server
install, and if you need to upgrade the kernel you would have to start out
with the failsafe removed to write to
Hi Mike,
If I bet a body part or held my breath, I would have died a long time
ago...n'yuk..n'yuk.
I think, when all else fails, 'Failsafe' allows the user to run in basic
text mode when the GUI end dies.
And, edit the necessary files, and get the graphical end up and running.
Or, it can be for
On Sat, 1 Jul 2000, Bill Fisher wrote:
Mandrake 7.0
When I su to root, after entering the password, console displays:
YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound
what does this mean?
Also, while the system is coming up from Boot Magic, there is a delay while
this message is displayed:
Listeing
On 1 Jul 00, at 9:45, Bill Fisher wrote:
ng the password, console displays:
YPBINDPROC_DOMAIN: Domain not bound
what does this mean?
Also, while the system is coming up from Boot Magic, there is a delay while
this message is displayed:
Listeing for an NIS Domain Server
what does
On 1 Jul 00, at 8:56, Tom Brinkman wrote:
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/falsehope/home/pierre/acroread/
acroread-kde-menus-4.05-2.i386.rpm acroread-kde-menus : Adobe
Acrobat Reader KDE System menus
Thanks to all who helped. got the tarball from Adobe, and installed.
Works fine, AFAICT.
Roman.correct syntax would be:
append="Failsafe mem=128M"
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Ed,
I'll try the following:
append="Failsafe;mem=128M"
append="Failsafe" "mem=128M"
Roman
Ed Tharp wrote:
I believe the correct way would be:
append="Failsafe" "mem=128M"
Looks like the entry to the following file /etc/lilo.conf is:
append="Failsafe mem=128M"
Roman
Thanks Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Mike. I'm still trying to figure out what the 'Failsafe' option
is used for.
Roman
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All, Thank you everyone who gave me wonderful advice. Unfortunately
I found out that my CD rom is not bootable. In the Bios setup it shows
that it is an option but a technician told me it is not anyway. My Bios
setup is C,A,SCSI. Should not that be changed to the floppy first and
how do I do
I haven't done this yet, and I'm running 7.0 so I'm not using grub. If I
understand the original question you have a new additional boot listing.
This is a fail-safe. If there is a configuration or other problem you still
have access to your original, working, kernel. That way you
On 1 Jul 00, at 13:36, Marcia Waller wrote:
setup is C,A,SCSI. Should not that be changed to the floppy first and
Is your hdd SCSI? Maybe not. Maybe its an IDE.
how do I do that? I am a true newbie and have not done much on the Setup
At the BIOS option where you have C,a,SCSI written,
Marcia Waller wrote:
Dear All, Thank you everyone who gave me wonderful advice. Unfortunately
I found out that my CD rom is not bootable. In the Bios setup it shows
that it is an option but a technician told me it is not anyway. My Bios
setup is C,A,SCSI. Should not that be changed to the
CMOS (i.e. the motherboard BIOS, what you are referring to as the setup
screen) -- there are many brands, and they all differ. TYPICALLY after you
get in, via DEL or F2 or F10 (the three most common ways) or whatever,
look at what is displayed for options (perhaps after having to clear a
Hi.
Does anyone know why cant i write the @ that has my login in the kppp?.
Thanks
All it wants is your user name that you use to authenticate yourself to
your ISP when you dialup. Your email address consists of
username @ yourdomain . com
All it wants is your username.
that would be my guestimation.
--
Mark
I love my Linux Box...
REASON # 2 ...X-windows is
On 1 Jul 00, at 21:28, ElephantsGoNorth wrote:
The other approach - fetchmail/qmail + a ton of ... is working fine in my
BSD boxen. Can I just start using Linux? Will this bird ever fly?
first, I'll ask you to help me with this;). Have been trying to get
a setup like that, to no avail. If
Got pronto instald. Had to dwnld install all the Perl Modules. No problems
there.
But when I go to run pronto I get this err msg:
new_font is not of type Gtk::Gdk::Font at /usr/local/bin/pronto line 5158.
Segmentation Fault
However, if start pronto like this: 'pronto -subject' it will
Hello Sthitaprajna,
Saturday, July 01, 2000, 9:37:32 PM, (Zulu Time) you wrote:
S Try "poppy". But is it possible to synchronise the MUA with a pop
S account?? AFAIK, that is possible in IMAP, but is pop capable?
Thank you very much, as for the BSD q'n - the best place to ask is
Rick,
I received your check today in the mail when I returned home from work. I
am mailing your CD's out early tomorrow morning.
Take care,
Matt
From: Rick Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] $6.50 for MDK 7.1 2-CD set (GPL
Hi,
I have a machine similar to yours.
Take a look at Intel site (www.intel.com). There you
will find new win98 drivers and Linux drivers for you
get 1024 X 12?? (I forgot the exact resolution).
Good look,
Claudio H.
--- Jason Angus [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
Just installed Mandrake 7
Marcia,
Have you looked at the documentation on your installation CD?
I'm sure you have if you've made a boot floppy.
Have you tested your BiOS and tried to change the boot order to see if
the 'Technician' really knew what he was taalking about? You just might
be able to boot from the CD. you
Hi,
Has any one noticed in MDK7.1b, when you choose KPanel-Edit Menus, a
warning message appears"
" The menu editor is not installed. "
This used to work in MDK7.0. Does any one know where a patch can be
obtained?
I know you can type in the command line: kdesu -c kmenuedit
By the way, thanks (
Ace Frehley wrote:
Have the same problem with my setup as well, my solution was drastic,
I used a spare Adaptec 2940UW and the problem disappeared...
Hello,
An Update.
I checked the iso file I burnt the CD with and it checks out. I also upgraded
the bios and microcode on the 1542CF. It
I'm looking for a sample/example for my httpd.conf file for virtual hosts.
I messed one up, and it stopped my whole website from opertating 'till I
commented it out! Oops.
I'm setting it up so my friends can have there website be at
theirname.mydomain.com and all their files be located in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Mandrake 7.1
Somehow I did something to my linux box and now I don't have the penguins on
the login screen. I am reffering to the penguins that represent each user. I
used to have a root penguin and my username penguin on this screen. I can
still
Thought I'd compound these questions:
W only works as root. I want all users to see who is on. They can do this
using Finger, but I'd rather have W work as I'm so used to it. It displays
the header for W, but no username or user info. I tried changing the
permissions on the utmp file, but to
Installed Mandrake 7.0 from CD to hdb (4.3 G). Used Partition Magic 4.0 to make
entire second hd a linux partition. Mandrake 7 did a fine install but cannot deal
with ISA PP cards.
I remember RedHat 6.2 statements that an original install / as opposed to an
upgrade, will erase EVERY hard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CMOS (i.e. the motherboard BIOS, what you are referring to as the setup
screen) -- there are many brands, and they all differ. TYPICALLY after you
get in, via DEL or F2 or F10 (the three most common ways) or whatever,
look at what is displayed for options
On Mon, Jun 26, 2000 at 01:59:45PM -0700, thus spake [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am using Mandrake 7.1
Somehow I did something to my linux box and now I don't have the penguins on
the login screen. I am reffering to the penguins that represent each user. I
used to have a root penguin and my
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Hi fellow Linuxers! I have just upgraded to 7.2. It is most excellent! When I
upgraded I changed over to the grub boot loader...
I have one problem with grub. I cannot set my RAM.
I used to use Lilo and had to use the append "mem=128M" option (in lilo.conf) to
HI LIst,
I was wondering if there was a setting somewhere to turn on/off power
management so my monitor wouldn't go to sleep?
I think it's already diabled in the BIOS.
thanks,
Mark
Hey Everyone I fixed my cd problem! :) I tossed mandrake 7.1 and went to
Red Hat 6.2 and the cd works wonderfully! Guess Mandrake isn't what it's
cracked up to be after all huh?
I won't say I won't go back to Mandrake, but I will say the tech support at
mandrake sucks! First letter to them
Janis,
Install Linux Mandrake 7.1! It will recognize your Promise Ultra66 card
perfectly.
To my knowledge, Promise only provides a boot diskette for RedHat 6.0. The
Promise boot diskette will *NOT* work with any version of Linux other than
RedHat 6.0. Do *NOT* use the Promise boot disk.
The way I got my i810 boards to work was to select the intel i740 graphics
cards (supposably 4 meg of video ram), then select the monitor from the
Drak config tool. Click test, then it skips the memory back down to 2 meg
as it's supposed to be, bam, I give you 16x1024x768 without editing
On 24 Jun, Romanator wrote:
This may be offbeat, but you can find an .rpm Flash beta version on the
MDK7.1 installation CD. Please note that it is beta.
Roman
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
Where did you get it from?
I got mine from the shockwave site (shockwave.com?)
L
--
Laurent
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Pedro _ wrote:
Hi Pedro,
Thanks Paul and Alan for your help.
As I am very new with Linux there is a lot of things that I do not know how
to do. So I kindly ask you again for your help to put my scanner working.
ID of scanner: Ok
Install SANE package: The only package I
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Jim P. wrote:
I have been having a cdrom./burner problem for over a monthit still
doesn't work...I have tried everything including completely reconfiguring my
system...differant cpu...differant drive configurationstried it all
followed everyones suggestions...still
I tried to install Mandrake 7.1, but encountered a problem.
Everything went well untill the actual package installation. Error was
something like:
Fileheader missing
This occurred after you had to specify what cd's you had.
After this the installation couldn't be continued.
Can anyone help?
Hello!
Yesterday I've installed Mandrake 7.0 and everything goes OK.
But... when I tried to restart the computer, the LILO prompts appear and after 5
secs windows don't boot! I've tried to use the boot disk and the same occurs.
I've tried to boot with a DOS disk but after a while it stops.
Be SURE you have the correct field highlighted, move to it as necessary,
usually TAB. If F1 shows you the correct set of choices, you know what
is possible and the sequence you will see when you actually change values.
Clear this help info, try F1 key again, then you will find that the
I think i have seen it before but cant find it
anymore ( The answer)
But how can i remove the " Log On to Network" in
Mandrake 7.0, cause its timeing out the connection, and taking lotsa of
time
Hello
I have a compaq armada 7800 Laptop and need help installing a
Xircom CreditCard Ethernet Adapter IIps. Can anyone help. PCMCIA
Has started according to the boot messages.
Thanks
Mike
1) Make sure that KDM is your preferred display manager
2) Use KDE's Control panel to re-enable the Penguins...
-JMS
|-Original Message-
|From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Monday, June 26, 2000 5:00 PM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: [newbie] No Penguins on
The "unsafe" line at the end should follow the
"floppy" section. Should be right under "label=floppy"
And add "table=/dev/hda" in the windows section.
Try this.
Phil
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, Arlindo Fragoso wrote:
Hello! Yesterday I've installed Mandrake 7.0 and
everything goes OK. But...
Darryl,
An SQL database accessed and maintained with PHP might work for you.
You might want to take a look at that one...I used to used SQL and PHP with
IRIX so I
am fairly confident that you could get this running on Linux. PHP is
somewhat similar to Perl so
if you have some knowledge there
I just built a new machine, using a
celeron 566 processor. As you probably know this uses the coppermine core,
and new p3 instruction set (it is basically a p3 with less cache). When I
try to boot Mandrake on this computer I get a
Checking 386/387 coupling (3) failed trying to
reset
387
Hello guys:
I am using KDE from Linux-Mandrake 7.0 distribution.
I have created my own icon (22x22), then I have saved it in
/usr/share/icons. When I click on my application on the desktop and choose
"Properties" and look for available icons, it is not there. I could not find
any other way to
Hiya there,
HAve installed 7.1 on a fresh athlon 650 asus k7v 128 mem voodoo 3
3000 AGP.
I am having difficulties in getting the voodoo to run with hardware
acceleration. Runs with the generic voodoo driver fine :)
Have been following th DRI doc on dri.sourceforge.net. However i
have
Many thanks to several of you who helped me on installing Pronto Mail. The bit
about using Perl and being online were critical. Even so, in the end I was
informed that the install failed - something about "can't locate MIMI/Parser
...".
I even tried xfmail only to learn that it required
I should have also said: after editing /etc/lilo.conf be
sure to run (as root) '/sbin/lilo /etc/lilo.conf' (without
quotes).
Phil
On Sat, 1 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The "unsafe" line at the end should follow the
"floppy" section. Should be right under "label=floppy"
And add
I can't to configure
X.
I try several times
with XConfigurator. The test is ok, but when I run startx, I can see the
background colour and the mouse for a few seconds, and then the system returns
to text mode.
I have a SuperSocket
7 M598LMR Motherboard.
AMD K6 450
Mhz
64 MB
RAM.
Hello all,
The subject just about covers it, I would like to know the command line
(and also if there's a gui version) for formatting my zip disks to
either ext2 or vfat. As a bonus, could I also get the same info for
hard drives? I'm spoiled by Windows - point, right click, select
I have been using my US keyboard with acents without problems in Mandrake 7.0,
but now with 7.1 those accented characters don't appear.
I checked out and found "Input Devices/International Keybord" on kcontrol, by
default the instalation put en.kimap as the default character table.
Well, I put
Hello Folks,
I've ordered 7.1 on CDs and I'm waiting for it to arrive. From what I
can tell the best way to install it is to do a complete new
installation. That's OK but what exactly can I back up to make the
transition from 7.0 to 7.1 as painless as possible. What's more, how
:)
Tara!
--
A am running Mandrake 7.1 and try to run XFree86 4.0 on i810 graphic card.
The XServer returns the fallowing error:
(II) I810(0): AGPIOC_AQUIRE failed
...
Fatal server error: AddScreen/ScreenInit failed for driver 0
Did somebody make it running? I am realy desperated and need help.
Mirek
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction? I would
like to know how to add menu items to the menus and buttons on the task
bar. Specifically in ICEwm running in Mandrake 7.1. I know how to take
care of this in Gnome and KDE, but I'm absolutely at a loss for ICEwm.
...where are they? I really like this desktop, but I can't find anything
like where to edit the start menu or how to embed a button on the task
bar, or even how to turn on the screen saver for this particular desktop.
Is it that hard or am I just being thick-headed. Please..don't answer too
On 28 Jun 00, at 10:52, Arlindo Fragoso wrote:
My /etc/lilo.conf looks like this, default is DOZE.
boot=/dev/hda
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
vga=normal
default=windows
keytable=/boot/us.klt
prompt
timeout=50
message=/boot/message
other=/dev/hda1
label=windows
Hi! I am using Mandrake 7.01 with VMware
2.0.1, with a guest OS of Win98. Anyway, I tried to install the OS but I
cant access my cd-rom What gives? This is the error message I
get. I installeda fresh Mandrake 7 and I still got the same
problem. Anyoneever get this problem with
VMware?
I have an Alliance AT25 (MDK 7.02 ID's the card as AT3D) Voodoo rush 4MB 3DFX
video card, and I have trouble setting it up with anything more than 640x480
(can get 1024x768 with virtual desktop active but I hate mouse scrolling to
get places). Has anyone gotten this card to work correctly in MDK
Somebody in one of these lists sent me a rather long message on a video
card question. I am sorry but becuase of a stupid error I made while
copying mail from an old machine to a new one the message bounced.
Can whoever sent it please resend it to me? I did not mean to be rude and
bounce the
Mark,
Nice response.
Being that I have done stand up comedy for many years (and yes, Star Trek
fans have been a constant target of said comedy over the years) I would
normally respond to you with some type of sarcastic response. However, in
this case I feel that would be unjustified as you have
Howdy,
loaded 7.1 up at home, went totally fine and KDE was working nicely for a couple of
days. PII, 350MHZ. 20GB and 4GB internal IDE drives.
Now however when I try to boot into linux, all i get is, "Preparing Machine to Load
Linux" and nothing else happens?
Should I just re-install?
Mark Weaver wrote:
HI LIst,
I was wondering if there was a setting somewhere to turn on/off power
management so my monitor wouldn't go to sleep?
I think it's already diabled in the BIOS.
thanks,
Mark
If you use KDE desktop then go into control center and you will see a
"DPMS" on the
Hi,
I've got the following problem.
SInce I've got a CD rewriter, in /etc/lilo.conf there has been added :
append "hdd=ide-scsi"
in order to emulate scsi. This all works great: I can burn and mount the
cd-rw on /dev/scd0. No problem at all.
However, this also makes my zip-drive to behave scsi
Hi,
As a recent convert to Mandrake 7 I find myself in a tiz over those so
called" tarball" and "gzipped" packages. Having recently downloaded
Realplayer G2 and an upgraded version of the Netscape Browser it's
pretty obvious that they are not RPM programs. On seeking help about
this there
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