Paul/Johnno, it's in Macmillan's Complete not Macmillan's
Deluxe. The publisher is PowerQuest.
http://www.powerquest.com/
Alan
Paul wrote:
On Sun, 16 Jul 2000, John Catral wrote:
Partition Magic has a Linux version??
Partition Magic is what I like best. I am not sure if
was curious to some opinions.
Ben
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fhard.php3
"Eric MC.D" wrote:
benjamin michael mcclelland wrote:
not sure if first message went through... anyone know of any CD RW drive
that are for sure
Harryit sounds as if your D partition is set as hidden, if
so use PM to unhide it.
Alan
Harry Flaxman wrote:
When I installed Linux, I created two partitions, one a 256mb partition
for swap, and a second large partition for Windows D: The Linux
partition is ahead of the Windows
Harryhave you read the files in this directory?
/usr/doc/imwheel-0.9.8/
Alan
Harry Flaxman wrote:
Thanks for the info Paul. I have imwheel installed. It starts, but
still I get no wheel support in KDE. Is the package supposed to be
started before KDE comes up? I haven't tried
Damthe desktop icon is an applications kdelnk to the
program /usr/X11R6/bin/MandrakeUpdate.
Alan
"Gentile, Sam" wrote:
For some reason, the "Update" icon is gone from my KDE desktop. I can't seem
to find the program either. How do I do this?
Sam Gentile
Principal Software Engineer
Ronasuming that you let it install the default grub
bootloader the below is cut and pasted from the command:
info grub
and was found in the FAQ's section.
Alan
How to create a GRUB boot floppy with the menu interface?
The easiest way is:
1. Create filesystem in your floppy
Larrydon't forget the fact that the dos filesystem doesn't
maintain the Linux permissions of the files stored on it.
You'll have to re-set the permissions after retrieving the
file from the dos formatted floppy.
Alan
Larry Marshall wrote:
Yeah, I was implying that. I was also
Phildon't change the fstab entry. Supermount only works
for dos formatted floppies. Mount ext2 floppies the old
fashioned way and don't forget to umount them before removal.
Alan
Phil Burton wrote:
I cannot mount floppies using supermount. My /etc/fstab
reads:
/dev/hda1
).
Would you please explain why you say we should mount/umount the "old way"?
I'm using ext2 files.
thanks
Bill
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Phildon't change the fstab entry. Supermount only works
for dos formatted floppies. Mount ext2 floppies the old
fas
Ericit doesn't sound like you've read the supermount man
page, perhaps you ought to.
Alan
Eric wrote:
Just to clear the confusion... when I comment out the supermount drives
(floppy,cdrom, and cdrom2) in fstab and reboot... I can then mount the
zip 100 drive in Konsole as root. The
Victor/etc/X11
Alan
Victor Richardson wrote:
While trying to configure X with xf86config, I ended up with XF86Config
in both /etc/X11 and /usr/X11R6/lib/X11 and wondered which directory is
the right one? I noticed somewhere on XFree86's website that while
XFC86Config used to be in
Johnyes. However 'nuts' is not the word I would have
chosen to describe my state of mind. But I won't use anything
else but KDE.
Alan
"John T. Seebold" wrote:
What's the choice of Window's Manager?? Does anyone shine above the rest???
IMHO I would have to say IceWM and Gnome.
?
Just to gather some points on the highpoints of each window manager.
Thanks
Joe
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From: Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 2:24 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Windows Manager
Johnyes. However 'nuts
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"
HughI've been using a scsi zip drive since Mandrake 5.2.
There's nothing to set up in recent versions, it's recognized
during the install and set up automatically as a supermount
device.
Alan
Hugh wrote:
Hey I was just wondering has anyone ever set up a SCSI Zip dirve?
I was wondering
Marciaboot your computer with the floppy that you created
created during the Linux installation. Login as root. In a
console type:
/sbin/lilo
The next time you boot the computer you should be able to
choose Linux from BootMagic successfully.
Alan
Marcia Waller wrote:
Hello all. I
Marciasure, during the Linux install you were asked to
supply a password for the root account, so when the system
asks for a login name type root and when it asks for a
password type the root password you supplied during the
install.
Alan
Marcia Waller wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote
Benjaminhfirst off what's this doing in newbie?
Second, are you assuming that an upgrade is going to
partition/format the drive(s) or is there evidence that this
happens?
After all an upgrade skips the partitioning step. You can't,
after all, upgrade a clean set of partitions
Alanyes, it is easy, just download the installer (49k) and
execute it.
Alan
Alan Carpenter wrote:
Has any tried to install Pronto yet? I haven't but want. I wasn't sure how
hard it is to install it. Let me know if it works well for you. Thanks.
Alandon't download the tarball, download the installer
script. Then run it and everything is taken care of. Maybe
you need to re-read the info on the web page?
Alan
Alan Carpenter wrote:
I have recently installed 7.1, so I should be ok there =). I was wondering
what directory should
Dennisthe simpleist way for a 'windows mentality guy' is
to put a dos formatted floppy in your drive, click on the
desktop floppy icon to open a kfm window to the floppy. Click
on the (either desktop or panel) home icon to open another kfm
window and navigate to your downloaded file's
Aljust my personal opinion, but I think that the program
available at the below URL is a better alternative than
messing around with trying to get M$Money functional on a
Linux machine.
http://moneydance.net/
Alan
Al wrote:
Greetings!
I am having extreme difficulty in making Wine
Mogens'Green River'.
Alan
Mogens Jæger wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
MogensI just ordered a product from CheapBytes on Sunday
evening. Got a confirmation email from them before 9:00 am on
Monday, and a shipping confirmation just after 4:00 pm also on
Monday. For what it's
that it isn't installed.
Is that a bug?
Thanks for the info.
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Roman.no, it's there and typing kmenuedit in a console (or
in the command window [alt-f2]) or
K(menu)-Configuration-Other-Menu Editor will launch it.
Alan
Roman Bysh wrote:
Hi
Thomas.huh? I must've missed that?! I read and write to
and from both my DR-DOS (fat16) and my Win98 (fat32)
partitions all the time with my Linux Mandrake system. No
problems here.
Alan
Thomas 2 wrote:
Is it safe to access my Windows partition with LM? I remember last year
someone
MogensI just ordered a product from CheapBytes on Sunday
evening. Got a confirmation email from them before 9:00 am on
Monday, and a shipping confirmation just after 4:00 pm also on
Monday. For what it's worth, I'm in California as are they.
As to their stability, I've no idea. I will let
called (unless
called with a full path like /usr/share/apps/kdesu).
Alan
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
DarrylI guess that wasn't the rpm from your installation
CD then?
Alan
Darryl Gibson wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Darrylit should be in /usr/bin in fact when you use
Cristhis is not technical support, this is a mailing list
provided for users by MandrakeSoft. We who help here are
simply users of the Mandrake distro. 6.5 is not a release
number, but instead a ficticious number put on the box
(packaged by Macmillan) containing the 6.1 release of
Mandrake.
Gibson wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Darrylif there is no /usr/bin/kdesu file on your
computer then you need to install the kdesu rpm file from your
master CD.
Hi Alan,
Ok, I did that, and still I can't ls -al, or locate kdesu. I did find a
/usr/bin/kcmkdesu file, which I
DarrylI guess that wasn't the rpm from your installation
CD then?
Alan
Darryl Gibson wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Darrylit should be in /usr/bin in fact when you use
kpackage to install the kdesu rpm file you can look under the
files tab where there's a list of all
Another submenu will show a selection of downloads.
Choose the one that refers to Linux.
Oh by the way, the Adobe on disk 5 is only a plugin for your browser.
Roman
Eunice Thompson wrote:
Roman Bysh wrote:
Hi Alan,
Thank for pointing this out.
Roman
Alan
much about it.
Again, I'm sorry.
Flupke
On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
flupkebecause your opinion/solution and mine differ is no
reason to be rude towards me when you expound upon your own
remedy. Yelling that my suggestion to help this person was
'BAD' was simply not called
KompuKitI don't believe that an uppercase 'N' could
possibly be your problem. Capitalization is irrelevant when
it comes to email addresses. This message is addressed in all
lowercase.
Alan
KompuKit wrote:
I've had a terrible time...trying to post to this list...
and all the
Mark/Jimthat's not true, a CD-RW can function as a music
CD (if it's properly hooked up to the sound card's input
connector), and it can also read data CD's made commercially
or made on other CD-R's and CD-RW's. There have been specific
incompatibilities concerning certain media's
PieroI use the kde application template and put it in the
Autostart directory. By the way, I launch with imwheel -k
which kills any already running imwheel processes. The is
not needed with imwheel.
Alan
Piero wrote:
I have istalled imwheel under Mk 7.0 and it works fine. Would
KompuKitedit the first line of your /etc/lilo.conf file to
point at the partition you want lilo installed on and then run
/sbin/lilo.
Alan
KompuKit wrote:
Just installed Partition Magic 5.0...along with
boot magic
I had my LILO on the MBR of the master disk,partitioned into
two
flupke wrote:
You uncompress the archive :
Romanif that's the adobe acrobat reader, why don't you
install the one on disc 5 of your powerpack, it's in an rpm
and is easy as pie to install?
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Hi,
I may have asked this before but I cannot for the life of me
to
cure.
Not the right way to do it but definately a way ;-)
Dacia
--- Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daciaonce you're booted with the rescue system
and mounted
your / directory you need to use the chroot
(something like
'chroot /mnt/myroot' where /mnt/myroot
Eunicethey'll be part of the power pack :-)
Alan
Eunice Thompson wrote:
Does anyone have any idea what and/or where the CD's labeled 3 and 4
are.
During the installation of 7.1 they are listed, and also using Kpackage
or RPMdrake to add additional packages they ask for one or the
Leobardoassuming you are logged in as a user, open
Konsole, type su -, type the root password, type mouseconfig.
The rest is self-prompting.
Alan
"Leobardo López" wrote:
I Need Help.
Mandrake is Not Detecting My Mouse, What Can I Do to Configure It By Myself.
Thanx.
Victorthere's a place earlier in the installatin where you
were supposed to tell the installation just which CD's you
have and don't have. Nobody has applications CD's 1 or 2 yet
because thay are part of the boxed set and the boxed sets are
not available yet.
Alan
Victor Richardson wrote:
Carlduring the x-setup section of installation, pretty
much the very last thing you do before re-boot.
Alan
Carl Kehley wrote:
Alan,
Thanks for the reply. I did not even get an option on the XF86 version.
Where was it listed, under chosing individual packages?
Carl
Alan
, then you
just handle the faulty package. And you don't have to reinstall the whole
thing from scratch. Could it be a problem with X, the security level, the
internet connection, or anything, you can repair it.
Sorry, but I had to say it.
Flupke
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote
Jaguarsetup has been replaced with a more advanced version
of itself (it now runs in a gui mode as well as in the console
mode) called drakxconf.
If you start drakxconf from the desktop in a console window or
from alt-f2 it'll run in gui mode in it's own window, but if
you start it from a
Carlthat sounds like what I experienced when I first
installed 7.1 and chose version 4 of XF86. I reinstalled 7.1
and picked version 3.6 of XF86 and those symptoms no longer
occured.
Alan
Carl Kehley wrote:
I just installed Mandrake 7.1 yesterday, development install from
install and
Richardlose the attitude. There are a lot of reasons why
you gleaned no help for your problem. First off maybe nobody
who read it had anything constructive to say.
This list is made up of basically two groups. Folks who need
help and folks volunteering their free time to try and help
Benjaminthere's a dialog that occurs during the install
that asks you to deselect any of the three CD's listed that
you don't have available. It appears that you need to
deselect all three. If this dialog does not occur than I'd
say you have probably found a bonified installation bug.
Alan
Daciaonce you're booted with the rescue system and mounted
your / directory you need to use the chroot (something like
'chroot /mnt/myroot' where /mnt/myroot is the temporary
mountpoint for your / directory) command to change the current
system to using your root directory as / (wherever
do it! I have a subscription so I will
be waiting to see Mandrake7.1
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From: "Alan Shoemaker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:37 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Uninstall/Reinstall Mandrake7.0
| Marcthere
Message -
From: "Alan Shoemaker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 2:35 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Uninstall/Reinstall Mandrake7.0
| Marcyou're welcome. Wow, that'll be the 3rd Linux
| Mandrake distro (6.0 7.0 so far) that Maximum
Paulsorry, I don't know, as I've never used ICQ. But I
can tell you that it works fine with both AIM (or gAIM) and
MSN Messenger.
Alan
Paul wrote:
On Sun, 4 Jun 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Paulhere's one that'll work on everything. I use it on my
masquerading/gateway
machine
Paul.before you make a final decision visit this web site:
http://www.smartandfriendly.com/
I bought a former 'special of the month', the cdr-4012 and it
works just fine, both in win98 with the supplied software and
in Linux Mandrake 7.0 using the x-cd-roast software (works in
KDE) that
Marcthere's no need to uninstall. When you're
reinstalling, the installation will re-format your
partitions. There will be nothing left of the original
install unless you request not to format one or more of your
partitions.
Alan
Marc wrote:
I want to uninstall Mandrake7.0 since I now
JesperI've had good use out of a Supermicro P6SBS MB that
uses the 440BX chipset and the Adaptec AIC-7895 Dual Channel
SCSI controller. It utilizes no onboard graphics controller
(which I purposely avoid). Supermicro has a dual processor
version of this MB, the P6DBS. If you find you need
ColinI don't use Kmail, so I don't know if it has a
setting you can use to fix the problem, but the mail client I
use (Netscape Messenger) has a feature that I set to 'wrap
incoming messages to window width.'
What the person sending that type of message (one with no
width formatting
Romanusually the give away deals like this are simply
marketing ploys to give you a taste of the possibilities of
the software in question by giving you a copy of an older or
partially crippled version. Then after getting a taste of
it's capabilities you'll want to buy or upgrade to the
Jeffreyin the kppp setup in the account setup section on
the ip tab there is a checkbox labeled 'Auto-configure
hostname from this IP'. Make sure that this box is unchecked.
Alan
Jeffrey Morse wrote:
Hello, all! maybe someone out there can help me with my problem, I recently
installed
DarrylI know nothing about Gnome, but in KDE there is a
setting called 'International Keyboard'. If you have a little
aqua square with En in it on the far right edge of the panel
(just left of the clock) then right click on it. Then choose
setup and add English Dvorak. After adding this
Jimif you booted into the console and then started the
desktop gui with a startx command then all you need to do is
logout of the gui. In KDE there is an X button just above a
padlock button on the panel at the bottom of your screen.
Click on this X button and follow the dialog boxes.
If
Denistry this:
Wade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alan
Denis HAVLIK wrote:
Hi, folks.
Does anyone know Wade?
He has the strangest e-mail adress I ever saw, I wonder how has he managed
to reach me - pine refuses to reply to an adress which has two
"@" signs, and I am quite sure my procmail
Romanmy winNT 4.0 partition is fat16, just about anything
can read it.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
I know. This is very tricky. I think, I should order PowerQuest's
Partitioning Tool. Apparently, the Windows version can resize and move
NTFS. I found the freebie DOS version for FAT very
VicI'd suggest a new hobby. :-)
Alan
Vic wrote:
Well what if someone is so p*ssed off that they are
smashing things because they don't know what to do
I have done a re-install and I am not ashamed to admit it,
I was smashing things and punching holes in my walls here
because I was
Garythis newbie list and its partner, the expert list,
have a much broader knowledge base, especially for solving
Linux Mandrake specific problems, than any paid email or phone
support system could possibly have. I'm sure that you'll be
able to solve your problem using one or both of these
WayneI just installed Corel 1.0 yesterday on a similar
system as you describe. I got my copy as a freebie when I
bought some books from Linux Mall.
Watch out, I installed with expert, assuming I'd get the most
control possible. But it never made a boot floppy, nor did it
give me any
Garya quick reaction to your description makes me say that
you may have another device trying to share the interrupt that
your sound card is using and the sound card test routines
don't like it.
I suggest you address a fellow in the expert list who goes by
the name of 'civileme', he's pretty
Johnit takes no extra drivers, I use the ide/atapi
version, so am not familiar with the setup of the parallel
version. It has been discussed here many times so if nobody
offers help right now the answer can most likely be found in
the archives of this list and/or the expert list. Also maybe
Romanroot, always root!
Alan
Roman Bysh wrote:
I just downloaded Adobe Acrobat Reader. Should I install it while I'm
logged in as 'root' or 'user?
Or, does it really matter...
Roman
Paultry typing startx at the prompt after you're logged
in.
If that is unsuccessful then you need to run the program
Xconfigurator as the root user. When you're done with that,
go back to being a regular user and try startx again.
Alan
Paul John Kiener wrote:
dear anyone,
hi, i
Barrywhen you type a command at the prompt a search is
made using your 'path'. If the program is not found in the
'path' you get the command not found error. The current
directory is not scanned unless it is actually in your 'path',
so if it is not you need to tell 'bash' that the program
Billlook in the /boot directory.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
Quick question:
I need to know exactly what kernel is in LM 6.0 and 6.1.
Thanks,
BG
Denisagreed.
Alan
Denis HAVLIK wrote:
On 31 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:~ :~It will still be confusing to many folks if, like they did
:~ :~with 6.1, MacMillan decides to market 7.1 as 7.5!! Their
:~ :~excuse was that more people will purchase an upgrade sequenced
:~ :~by
Why was I snide? Because that marketing tactic was insulting
and suggested to me that someone at MacMillan didn't think
that their customers were very bright. I was sincerely hoping
that MacMillan wouldn't be using it again. I guess you're not
and I'm glad of that.
Alan Shoemaker
[EMAIL PROTEC
Denisnot allowing them to fiddle around with release
numbers would be a good thing, I hope you're correct.
Alan
Denis HAVLIK wrote:
:~It will still be confusing to many folks if, like they did
:~with 6.1, MacMillan decides to market 7.1 as 7.5!! Their
:~excuse was that more people
EdisonI believe you meant to address Andrew, not me.
Anyway, KDE has one thing called a Panel and it's not what you
are calling a panel (window or applet is a better choice in
that instance I believe). Anyway the Panel is the big bar
that sits at the bottom of the screen (by default) and
Message -
From: "Alan Shoemaker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 1:53 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Setting lilo to dual boot 98 from seperate drive???
Aaronthe way my system works is:
1. I use BootMagic as a muli-os boot manager on a scsi s
to confusion.
This is hardly worthy of the content and tone of your
response.
AlanShoemaker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wrong. Macmillan is doing the next release as a 7.1.
Not sure where you heard we were doing 7.5. Totally inaccurate.
Thanks for all the support!
Bill Gardner
Edisonno, the command is 'fdisk /mbr' not 'format /mbr'.
And you need the program 'fdisk.exe' on the bootable dos
floppy.
Alan
Edison Gica wrote:
Hi M.:
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I have a windows boot disk and can boot from my floppy drive. So i
just give the command format
AnthonyI'll bet you weren't really a total newbie 5 months
ago. I was using the term newbie to refer to folks who have
only used a Windows machine or a Mac previously. :-)
Alan
Anthony Huereca wrote:
P.S. IMHO any newbie who downloads their first install of
Linux instead of buying
Michaelthe only differences between the 7.0 and 7.0-2 iso
images (the GPL CD or 'disc one' in a boxed set) is in the
installation routines, that means the programs whose only job
is to actually run the installation process. The end product
of that installation, that means the software that
Paul wrote:
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Glenn Johnson wrote:
Hey all. Got a question. Why, when I log on/into KDE as user 'glenn' as opposed
to 'root'. do the changes to the desktop not work? Example, I tried to change
the colors using KDE Control Center, Desktop, Colors, and they did not
ThorstenTry this web address:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/europe.php3
Alan
Thorsten Brenner wrote:
Hi,
can anybody tell me where to Buy or to pre-order the Linux Mandrake
PowerPack 7.1 in germany?
Thanks
Thorsten
Denissure it means something! It means that as soon as
the iso is available then you're on a list of customers with a
vendor that will get a copy out to you asap. That means
something to me!
It will still be confusing to many folks if, like they did
with 6.1, MacMillan decides to market
it to owner/group
as root/root and check the click boxes to allow groups
and/or others to write, execute, etc.?
Just a thought.
Bambi
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Glennthe owner.group for your /home/glenn/.kderc file are
probably set to root.root and need to be changed
AndrewI believe that I've heard of this happening when
someone's chosen one of the higher security levels. The
system senses a new user when the phone connection is made
(the ip address of ppp0 changes to whatever the isp assigned)
and therefore does not allow any of the normally accessable
they are still working on it. I could not find
the webmaster's address.
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Roman.unless something has changed since its original
release, it is a Win9x application.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Sorry. I think I should rephrase my question. Iomegaware software
Oliverthanks, it's quite unusual to be exposed to such
such creative wordsmithmanship (was that a real word?) in this
venue. :-)
Alan
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
[snip]
...everything seems to be double coded 8-). unfamiliar
terminology linked with unfamiliar code in a montage without
Oliveropen Konsole, navigate to /usr/bin and begin
launching. Some will be gui based, others will be console
based and some won't appear to do anything. Enjoy.
Alan
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
what is in it?
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this problem
Oliverone more thing. Navigate to /usr/doc and start
reading.
Alan
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
what is in it?
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this problem when you were a newbie? I have
hundreds of unknown to me programs on this Mandrake...I discover what
Paulwith or without docs you can pre-order 7.1 at:
http://www.LLand.com/products/
Alan
Paul wrote:
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Michael wrote:
HOW CAN I BUY 7.1 WITH DOCS OR WITHOUT?
-michael-
BY WAITING UNTIL IT COMES OUT.
Sorry for shouting back.
Paul
Romanmy 100mb scsi zip drive installs w/o anything special
as well.
Alan
Eric MC DECLERCK wrote:
Romanator wrote:
Has any one tried the Linux drivers for Iomega ZIP drives?
Roman
What driver ? I have an Iomega zip
100MB. ATAPI.
No driver needed, I've set it up without
pbs.
Roman.unless something has changed since its original
release, it is a Win9x application.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Sorry. I think I should rephrase my question. Iomegaware software allows
you to pick and choose what you want to and when to back up your files.
How can you control the
Glennthe owner.group for your /home/glenn/.kderc file are
probably set to root.root and need to be changed to
glenn.glenn. This was a bug in the 7.0 iso that got fixed in
the 7.0-2 iso. It only happens to user accounts created
during the install.
Alan
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Hey all. Got
Dacia and AzureRosethat's 1100 meg of compressed data
which translates to between 2.0 and 2.5 gig when installed.
Alan
Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
how much disc space do they need? Are we talking 10s
or megs or 100s of megs? Sounds like 7.1 is around
1100 megs for a full install
Jimon your installation CD there is a file in the images
directory called rescue.img and another file called README.
Follow the directions in the rescue section of the README
file. Then use the set of 2 floppies you just made to boot
your system at which point you should be able to repair
to ask me for clarification on any statement I ever make and to post your
own, but I will not accept you presuming to tell me what I believe.
Charles
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From: "Alan Shoemaker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: "Charles A Edwards
Romanno, not really. It should be:
chown -R roman.roman /home/roman
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Paul,
command line at 'root' should be: chown -R roman login.roman login
/home/roman
Thanks,
Roman
Romanator wrote:
Hi,
I am still having problems with enabling the
Romanno, not really. It should be:
chown -R roman.roman /home/roman
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Paul,
command line at 'root' should be: chown -R roman login.roman login
/home/roman
Thanks,
Roman
Romanator wrote:
Hi,
I am still having problems with enabling the
re running it at work and
home. Now everyone
at work is asking why I am reformatting my hard drive and running something
else.
sorry for the attitude. I will be more patient next time.
thanks for your help.
Roger
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
RogerI really have a problem understanding you
Marcyou don't want to get rid of lilo, just remove it from
your mbr. However this will occur automatically when you
install and activate BootMagic so you don't need to worry
about it, though it can be done with the dos utility fdisk
(fdisk /mbr from a dos prompt).
You do need to install
DanielMandrake uses an /etc/hosts.lpd file, maybe it
didn't get created during installation, if not it needs to
contain by default '+enter' (where enter is a press of the
enter or return key).
Alan
Daniel Anderson wrote:
Hi,
The problem is that Mandrake is not allowing access to the
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