Daniel.in a console as root type drakxconf and choose the
printer tool (printerdrake) to install a network printer.
Alan
Daniel Anderson wrote:
Hi,
How do I allow printer access to other Linux machines on my network?
My Windoze machine has access through Samba, but I can't access
Bob (Dacia and AzureRose too)make that sympa, not syma!
:-)
Alan
Bob wrote:
Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
Howdy folks. I've tried to subscribe to this list
with this email address about 7 times in the last four
days. I get the "we'll send you an email shortly to
confirm your
Bobit appears to me that you've been successful in your
attempt at resubscribing. :-)
Alan
Bob wrote:
Having changed my ISP, I have attempted to re subscribe to the newbie
list with no success. Thank you.
Bob
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
little penguin icons in KDE have different
hats or hair styles depending on the different users added by root?
Okay, I'm getting a little goofy. Time for a break and java.
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Romandon't sweat it! :-)
In fact, I'd better tell you how to get back to your gui
Romangreat!
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Alan,
Sorry. How's that.
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Romannope, I've never even looked for any kind of
adjustment concerning the sounds getting truncated.
I believe that the assignment of the icons for different users
is random
Wadeyou have booted your system the pre-set amount of
times that triggers the check. It is normal.
Alan
Wade wrote:
Hi List,
During boot up this morning I saw a new message that said;
/dev/hda5 has reached maximal mount count
mount count check forced
???
What have I done to
marcoNorth American sites on the web:
http://www.cheapbytes.com/
http://www.elinux.com/
http://www.linuxcentral.com/
http://www.LinuxMall.com/
http://www.LLand.com/
http://www.lsl.com/
http://www.thelinuxstore.com/
But, probably of more use to you is this page of
MandrakeSoft's web site
Charlesjust to be sure, you do know that disc 2 contains
the source rpms of the binary rpms contained on disc 1,
right? Really, the only reason you should need the source rpm
is to modify the the source code and recompile the rpm.
Alan
Charles A Edwards wrote:
Alex
The only RPM I
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Romanso, something was wrong with x-windows and needed
fixing. In a case like that there are key-combinations to
try
(for instance ctl-alt-f2,f3,f4,f5 or f6 could have gotten
you
to a console where you could login and re-run
Xconfigurator to
fix
was not received by me
until a few moments after I had sent the question. I get tons and tons
of email as I also do technical support for simulators.
Sorry.
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
RomanI quote myself:
"Romanso, something was wrong with x-windows and needed
fixing. In a case
Romandelete hda5 and then push the Auto Allocate button.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Hi Alan,
I had draw and write this out as there is no print screen.
The auto allocation only works if my disk has not been
partitioned yet or is empty. I have tried as best as
possible with ASCII to
Romanas I believe I said before, run partinfo.exe.
I believe you have errors in your partition table that can be
identified by partinfo.exe and fixed with ptedit.exe (both are
part of PM).
Concerning the lost interrupt errors, they are usually
associated with hard drives and cdroms.
Garyso do you really need Star Office? I ask because
whatever anomaly is causing this is getting you down and maybe
a compromise is the best way out.
Wasn't recofiguring X enough to fix things. Did you look for
damage to the /etc/X11/XF86Config file? Possibly backing this
file up before
be a patch for Autoboot.bat. It
appears that original was wrong.
I have another computer running WinNT4 with 2 FAT partitions (C and D)and the third
partition E is NTFS. This is a Pentium III 733 MHz. I will clear everything out on
the D partition, and try to install on it.
How about it?
Rom
Boboops! I forgot about choosing your icon using the icon
picture button while you're in the Execute tab page, sorry!
Alan
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Bobinstead of dragging the netscape shell script icon onto
the desktop and choosing link do this:
1) right-click the desktop.
2
Bobinstead of dragging the netscape shell script icon onto
the desktop and choosing link do this:
1) right-click the desktop.
2) choose New
3) choose Application
4) name it what you want , but leave the kdelnk part after the
dot alone.
5) choose the Execute tab
6) put /usr/bin/netscape in
Paul/Euniceyou really don't want to go to the binary for
this link. The launching of netscape is done by a shell
script and that is what you should be linking the desktop icon
to. It's located at:
/usr/bin/netscape
Alan
Paul wrote:
On Sat, 13 May 2000, Eunice Thompson wrote:
DenisI'm located in Southern California and have noticed a
problem with the expert list again. Here are the totals of
messages arriving at my location, listed by the day, for this
week:
Monday56
Tuesday 24
Wednesday 26
Thursday 21
Friday 1
Saturday 4
Sunday 0 (so far, 7
Romanyou're not stupid, so I won't call you that. :-) The
problem is that the MandrakeSoft Powerpack (and MacMillan's
7.0 Deluxe) does not include PQ Partition Magic. MacMillan's
7.0 Complete is the package that includes it.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Call me stupid but I have checked all
BobI don't understand, how can you have changed the
ownership of a file on bob's desktop that never got copied to
bob's Desktop? What does "No Joy/???" mean?
If you do an 'su -' you should end up in /root. If you are in
root and there is an icon made the way I instructed on root's
Desktop
Garywhat does "reload Linux" mean exactly? Install of
what, gave an '"install failed" at about 80% complete'? Also,
why is it so important to have Wordperfect in addition to Star
Office (or visa versa)?
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've registered my copy of Word Perfect, and
BobI've heard of that happening before, though I don't
know why, but there is a workaround.
Let's say that the new icon on root's Desktop is named
Program.kdelnk and that you're logged in as bob and are in the
KDE gui. Open Konsole (on the Panel) and su - (don't forget
the 'space dash'
Michaelwhen you boot the computer and the lilo Boot:
prompt comes up type:
linux 3
You'll come up in console mode where you can sign in as root
and fix your /etc/X11/XF86Config file with your favorite
console based editor.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I made a change to my
Eunice/home/user/.netscape/cookies
Alan
Eunice Thompson wrote:
Does anyone know where cookies are stored in Netscape 4.72?
I'd like to delete them
Thanks
Eunice
Romantry deleting your signature file, it appears to be
full of random characters.
Alan
Romanator wrote:
I have just opened the Power Pack box, and I am dying to install.
It appears that I have two options for installation:
A) Running Lnx4Win
or
B) Repartitioning and running DrakX
, 12 May 2000 09:29:50 -0700, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
quayyou left out a space between the second dash and the
colon.
startx -- :1
^ ^
i was told this by someone else too...but i get the mentioned error message although
typing it correctly..
startx -- :1
it still doesnt work
Kirkmy guess would be that you have supermount enabled and
supermount desktop icons don't have this option.
Alan
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
I had to reinstall my Mandrake system. Before, I could unmount my Zip
drive by right-clicking and selecting Unmount. This option is no longer
there.
=-
-Original Message-
From: Bob [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 9:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Alan Shoemaker; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Cookies
Alan can /home/user/.netscape/cookies be set to READ ONLY?
On Fri, 12 May 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote
Garyyou need to read man shutdown.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought I read here that to manually shutdown you entered "shutdown
now" at the command line. Doing this, my system then shut down to single
user mode. Next logon my system complained that it had not been shut
Jameschances are that the telnet-server rpm hasn't been
installed. If not, it'll be on the installation CD:
/mnt/cdrom/Mandrake/RPMS/telnet-server-0.14-2mdk.i586.rpm
Alan
"James L. Brady" wrote:
Why is it that I can not telnet into my Linux box? I can ping the linux box
from any
Waynein /etc/lilo.conf's first line, add the partition
number that you want lilo to install on, to the end of the
device specified (say it says boot=/dev/hda then change it to
boot=/dev/sda1 or whatever the actual partition number is).
Save the file, and as root, type /sbin/lilo and you're
asy to use. You can change the option there to boot from
floppy, MBR or root partition. I did this, installed my boot manager
software and voila, worked like a charm.
Thanks again,
Wayne
- Original Message -----
From: Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Wayne
Wayneyes you're correct, you need lilo installed in the
booting partition's boot record when you use another boot
manager in the mbr.
Alan
Wayne said:
If I do this will BootMagic still boot Linux OK? I thought LILO was the program
required to actually boot linux and if I do this won't it
Andrewyou need to boot up with the windows rescue disc
(the floppy made during windows installation). It wiil
eventually leave you at a dos prompt. At that dos prompt
type:
fdisk /mbr
Then reboot the system (ctl-alt-del) and you should come up in
windows. To boot linux use the boot
GaryI certainly can't say what it is that caused your
problems, but I have both SO and WP running on my mdk 7.0
system and have experienced no problems. Mine were installed
from disc 5 of the MandrakeSoft Powerpack 7.0.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any ideas on getting WP and SO
for getting back to me
bascule
p.s.
i complained direct to txu blah blah and guess what?
they complained about the complaint!
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
basculeyou can't write to a mail server, so where do you
think the info as to what your last downloaded email was, is
stored
Michaelwhen you click on the link that produces the
garbage, hold down the shift key as you click.
Alan
Michael wrote:
David (Mr. Smartypants from France) wrote:
Michael écrivit :
Well, I may have been a bit hasty with the adulation(see
my previous
post).
RPMfind says I have
Anthonywhen you enter kde type alt-f2, enter the command
switchdesk, and press enter. After you accept the gnome
choice and close the switchdesk window you'll be prompted to
shutdown x and restart. So, log out and do the startx -- :1
again and you'll come up in gnome.
Alan
Anthony
Kathleenpoint taken :-) Sorry, I got irritated because
she wouldn't shut up about SuSE and didn't seem to want any
help with Mandrake. After all helping folks to get Mandrake
working properly is why we're here.
Alan
"Kathleen Russell, fone.net tech support" wrote:
Alan,
I don't
Petermore than likely the dos choice lilo gave you will
boot your windows 2000 server. Give it a try. :-)
Alan
"Chen, PeterX" wrote:
Hey all,
I just got my Mandrake PowerPack and just completed the installation
process. I installed linux onto a system that was running Windows 2000
Carolyou haven't given us (the folks who try to help here)
a chance to assist you in fixing your problem. You just
dashed in here and announced that you were switching to SuSE,
because Mandrake doesn't support your video card (which is
totally untrue). How about a better (more detailed)
Glennthe DrakConf icon on the desktop.
Alan
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Hi all. Installing Mandrake 7 there is a option to setup a dialup connection or
a LAN. I want both. How do I get back into a 'setup' program to install the LAN
support?
Glenn...
that previous versions of Linux were easier in this
area.
Glenn...
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Glennthe DrakConf icon on the desktop.
Alan
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Hi all. Installing Mandrake 7 there is a option to setup a dialup connection or
a LAN. I want both. How do I get back
Glennwhoops! I meant netconf. Sorry.
Alan
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Glennuse drakxconf, as root on the command line.
Alan
Yeah. I knew that was there, and have toyed with it, but it seems too complex in
that
I don't know what the variables would
joeyorder a GPL CD from one of these places, they charge
between $.99 and $6.99 plus shipping.
http://cart.cheapbytes.com/cgi-bin/cart
http://www.linuxcentral.com/
http://www.LLand.com/
http://www.LinuxMall.com/
http://www.lsl.com/
Alan
joey wrote:
anyone here want to send me a copy of
Caroldo you purposely state things in a obfuscatory
manner. In your original post you talked about fiddling
around instead of telling us what it was you actually
attempted to do. In both posts you've never said what
/size/brand/model of monitor you have or what you see (black
screen, fuzzy
Billwow, thanks! I was totally unaware of any support for
it because mine's a usb and there's been no Linux USB support
(unless you want to mess around with a development kernal)
till very recently and nothing yet for anything other than
mice and keyboards. So I never really looked.
Alan
Kenthe asterisk in the boot column of the p option of
fdisk really has no importance in Linux. The first line of
the /etc/lilo.conf file controls where lilo gets installed
(the below example shows lilo installed on the mbr):
boot=/dev/hda
if a number follows the a, like below:
Jonathanyou can only have one append line per boot image.
The line is placed where it should be by default and if there
is nothing to append than it looks like this:
append = ""
you can then add, in between the ""'s, any appends needed for
your setup, multiple appends are seperated by a
Carolthe 3D Rage Pro uses the xfree86-mach64 xserver which
has been included in all mandrake distro's since the first
one. I know because I'm typing this on that xserver in
mandrake 7.0 right now.
Alan
WolfRyder wrote:
ATI 3D Rage Pro
There's a 3D Rage Pro in the Mandrake, but it's
Billwhat makes you think that it's supported under Linux?
I have a Color Quickcam too and I've never gotten any inkling
(I've been running various Linux distributions since January,
1999) that it has any support under Linux.
First off, mine's a usb and until Mandrake 7.0 was released
there
vickyit's probably an illusion since you're more than
likely used to windows method of echoing an asterisk for each
keystroke at a password prompt. Unlike windows, Linux echos
nothing, so it may appear to you that it is not accepting your
keystrokes, but it is. Just type your password and
Jasonthe mbr of your primary master is not hda1, it is
hda. If you've installed lilo on hdd1 and hda1 like you said
then that's why Linux won't boot. Lilo needs to overwrite the
dos/windows boot loader on /dev/hda then Linux should boot and
windows should be a secondary choice (press tab to
Jimit sounds like /dev/cdrom is a softlink pointing to
/dev/fd0. It should be a softlink pointing to /dev/hdd
instead.
Alan
Jim Brown wrote:
Thanks for all of your help and quick responses!!!
The /dev/hdd doesn't work at all for any type of disk. I've tried music cd,
linux-mandrake
Michaelhold down a shift key when you click on the file.
Alan
Michael wrote:
Alan,
You wrote: download the MandrakeSoft
rpm version from one of the Mandrake mirror sites listed on
the below web page (these are the 128 bit encryption version):
Glennsince this list is archived and the search routine
looks in the subjects for the search strings, I'd have to say
that seperate messages with well thought out subjects is the
best way to go for the usability of the archive. But there
are a lot of folks using the list who don't even think
Robertdon't install it, instead download the MandrakeSoft
rpm version from one of the Mandrake mirror sites listed on
the below web page (these are the 128 bit encryption version):
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fcrypto.php3
There are three files (these are the 128 bit encryption
version)
Kirk/Mikeif I'm reading this correctly you guys are both
trying to connect to other computers in a private lan and also
to connect to the internet via a wide-band connection such as
cable or dsl with a single nic card?
If that is the case with you, then the problem is that you
need a
BillMDK 7.0 is operating from my Seagate 9.1 gig scsi
drive right now.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Went through last night and reinstalled Linux using different
hard drive set just to see if it would clear up the gcc problem.
Does anybody know if MDK 7.0 supports Seagate hard
Wadewhen you decided that your modem was on com2 and
therefore changed the configuration to ttys1, did you disable
the motherboard com2 in the system bios?
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am still without a connection to the internet. I am starting to wonder if
I perhaps
Rodrigodownload the 486 version of the 7.0-2 iso image and
install it instead.
Alan
wrote:
Hi people!
I'm new here, and, unhappily, I'm in need of some help...
I tried to install Mandrake 7.02 in my 486 (yeah, believe, a 486... they
still exist...) through different ways. Both
Rodrigoit is not the i486 iso image. The i486 iso image
is only available for download from Mandrake mirror sites.
Nobody has commercially burned the i486 iso image onto a CD.
The way you can tell if it's 486 is that is that all of the
rpms will have 486 as part of their file name. for
Mogensjust a guess here. The problem you describe sounds
like an artifact of supermount. Try disabling it.
Alan
Mogens Jæger wrote:
Hello
Does anyone know how to tell Kfind, to searche all
partitions, but not my CD-rom drive - it's pretty anoying to
have your musik cut-off, just
Bobso what worked? All the putzing around, or a
re-inatall?
Alan
Bob wrote:
Thanks to all, I now have a viable LILO and Netscape up and running as
browser.
I run Opera, as perfered browser in Windows, and am wondering how it
functions under Linux. Can anyone
Bobare you sure there's no initrd.img file in the /boot
directory or on your boot floppy (mine in /boot is called
initrd-2.2.14-15mdk.img). The other two files are trivial.
Anyway I'll attach them to this message (the one sent direct
to you).
Alan
Bob wrote:
Seem to have Lilo
Bobyou say that windows is on a seperate drive, yet your
/etc/lilo.conf file indicates (is that really /etc/lilo.conf, or
is it a hand typed copy with typos and omissions in it?) it's on
the same drive (both on hda, where,from your description, I'd
think that there'd be a hdb involved) as
BobI believe that the below /etc/lilo.conf is correct for
your machine, but you should check that each file specified in
it is actually where it is said to be and named correctly in the
/etc/lilo.conf file.
Is there a file /boot/map?
Is there a file /boot/boot.b?
Is there a file
Benjamin MikeI'm currently using the 4.72 (128 bit)
version from a Mandrake crypto mirror site. The few times I've
had problems, I've renamed the ~/.netscape directory and then
launched netscape and let it recreate that directory and all the
files in it. I still had the files in the
Bobthen that's been the real problem all along.
Is there any file resembling /boot/us.klt? You might find a
usuable one on your boot floppy and copy it to the /boot/
dirctory. Change the entry in /etc/lilo.conf to match a
different name or if you can'find it at all then remove the line
Bobnope, /etc/lilo.conf is telling lilo that certain files
are in a certain place and if they are not there then a
successful bootup will not occur. See my last message for some
solutions.
Alan
Bob wrote:
Alan,
Entered, checked for errors, and rebooted system, no change in
Mikego to this page of Mandrake's web site:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fcrypto.php3
and download the following three files from any of the crypto
mirror sites listed:
netscape-128-common-4.72-2mdk.i586.rpm
netscape-128-communicator-4.72-2mdk.i586.rpm
!); this is the first mailing list i've bothered to
get involved in so i don't know if there is an etiquette to this sort of
thing?
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
basculethe image of your /etc/lilo.conf is fine. Sure I can
tell you what the p command is, print the partition table, but
the m command (help
basculeyou haven't yet tried the linear boot mode? I
thought you'd done that days ago and I just assumed it hadn't
worked. Let me know.
Alan
bascule wrote:
thankyou,
your point is well made,
true a sizable proportion of 'my stuff' comprises stuff hoarded over the
years that i could
basculeok, now please see if all of the needed boot files
are actually there in the boot directory and if they're actual
files.
/boot/map
/boot/boot.b
/boot/uk.klt
/boot/message
/boot/vmlinuz
/boot/initrd.img
But I still think the best chance is to dual boot drom the IDE
drive.
Alan
basculethe image of your /etc/lilo.conf is fine. Sure I can
tell you what the p command is, print the partition table, but
the m command (help) will tell you the same thing as well as all
the other available commands. Don't worry about executing fdisk
because it doesn't change anything till
Mungalformat it as a linux native primary partition. You
would need to copy the /boot directory and add a new entry to
your /etc/fstab file. You'd need to create a /etc/lilo.conf
file (and delete the contents of your current /boot dierctory)
and then execute /sbin/lilo. Instead, I'd
http://www.arch.soton.ac.uk/Manuals/LinuxMan/ncsa/Mosaic/NCSAMosaicHome.html
Paul wrote:
On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, Nickolay Belostotsky wrote:
Somehow, for some unknown to me reason, Netscape randomly closes /all/ its
windows. For example, when I close one of six open windows (+Messenger),
basculethe 1024 cylinder limit translates to 8 gig, so 393
cylinders for 3.2 gig seems reasonable. No, you need not worry
about the 1024 cylinder limit, the problem only arises with
drives over 8 gig.
I have a scsi system but have never experienced the problem you
describe nor have I had to
basculeif, as you said in your previous message, mandrake
won't boot, then how is mandrake giving you partition info?
If you can get mandrake running then please post the output of
fdisk /dev/hda using the p command and fdisk /dev/sda using the
p command. Also post the contents of your
all linux.
i will do as you suggest but it will take time as i have to continually
shift between booting win98 and linux as my modem doesn't seem to like
linux even though it isn't a softmodem- a whole other topic that i'm
leaving alone for the time being!
thanks for getiing back to me
b
Billversion 7 has a new configuration program with access
via desktop icon. It's called DrakConf, give it a try, there's
a networking tool inside.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy, just got 7.0 totally up and running however my network settings didn't take.
Does anybody know how I
LonnieI have a Smart Friendly CDR that I installed after I
initially installed 7.0. Below is my fstab entry for both cd's
(the one called cdrom is a CD and was automatically set up
during 7.0's installation, cdrom1 is the CDR) on my system. All
I did was create a softlink (/dev/cdrom2)
philomenaas of version 7, setup is no longer installed by
default. I believe it's still on the installation cd, but I
don't remember which package it's in.
Alan
philomena wrote:
Paul,
what/where is "setup" ? I tried executing the command from the console and
its not found. I
Davidread the readme file in the images directory on your
cd.
Alan
meijin wrote:
I recently got a copy of Mandrake with the latest issue of "Maximum Linux".
I installed it on a test machine and was pretty impressed as it was one of
the easiest installs I have done.
I want to load
, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
philomenaas of version 7, setup is no longer installed by
default. I believe it's still on the installation cd, but I
don't remember which package it's in.
Alan
philomena wrote:
Paul,
what/where is "setup" ? I tried executing the co
philomenagotta' update my previous replyphilomena wrote:
Paul,
what/where is "setup" ? I tried executing the command from the console and
its not found. I searched all drives and didn't find anything.
I reinstalled and made sure to leave supermount on - so, my fstab entries
are
philomenagotta' update my previous reply...oops! Sorry,
that one got away from me :-) Anyway, there is no setup any
more (it probably is an artifact on some people's systems from a
previous version after they've done an upgrade install to 7.0),
it's now called drakxconf and can be launched
Michaelthe reason your Linux installation won't boot from
the hard drve, but will boot from the floppy is as follows. The
linux kernal must reside on a partition that ends before the
1024th cylinder of the drive it's located on. The boot floppy
has the kernel on it, so it boots your
AndersI did that once and the problem cleared itself when I
rebooted the system.
Alan
Anders Linden wrote:
I started DrakConf under my own user, and checked the "save password" box.
Unfortenately I entered the wrong password, so now I can't start DrakConf at
all under my own user. I
ChrisOff the top of my head I remember that when the name of
the directory that served as the mount point for windows
partitions contained uppercase letters and you used kfm to try
and access these directories (if you accessed them in a console,
this didn't happen) that the system would lock
Stevewhoops! Also make sure you have both the 2 floppy
recovery disc set for Partiton Magic and the BootMagic recovery
floppy made up and standing by in case you screw up.
Alan
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Stevebe real careful. With a windows partition on the same
drive, this solution
) partition that ends before
the 1024 cylinder limit, else it will refuse to install.
Alan
Civileme wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Stevewhat is it you don't understand about the error
messages you've received from the BootMagic installation?
As a guess I'd probably go with #1 as the reason
Steveif you want to use BootMagic as your multi-os boot
manager then you will have to deal with the 1024 cylinder limit
as long as your primary master hard drive is larger than 8 gig.
Of course you can elect to use lilo (part of Linux) as your
multi-os boot manager instaed of BootMagic and
Steveyou tell me, you know what the differences are between
that machine and this one, I do not.
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quick question...why was this so painless on the last system I installed
Linux on? (also the first) I thought it got easier?
In a message dated 04/24/2000
yoppythat only happens to user accounts created during
installation with the 7.0 iso image (not however when using the
7.0-2 iso image). You need to change the ownership of the
~/.kedrc file from root.root to [user].[user].
Alan
yoppy wrote:
Hi again,
I'm trying to install my
joehttp://www.freemware.org/
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sick of dealing with VMware support (or lack thereof) - I have heard mention
of a Linux product that provides a virtual machine to run other OS's in (Win95,
etc.) Anyone know what it's called, and where I can get it?
Rogersince that office won't open till 8am or so on Monday
morning, whay not explain your problem here. Maybe someone on
this list can help you before business hours on Monday :-)
Alan
P.S. by the way it's spelled turd, not terd ;-)
CivilemeI thought that there was a problem when the mount
point contained uppercase characters? At least this is what I
remember when we were discussing the prevention of lockups when
accessing vfat partitions a couple of months ago.
Alan
Civileme wrote:
Manuel Castelao wrote:
Is
Stevewhat is it you don't understand about the error
messages you've received from the BootMagic installation?
As a guess I'd probably go with #1 as the reason. Which is that
your windows partition (the one that you're trying to install
BootMagic on) is larger than 8 meg (8 meg on today's
KathleenI'm suspicious of something here. If your primary
drive needs to be disabled to allow Linux to boot then I suspect
that you probably installed Linux with the primary drive
disabled as well, right? If that's so, then it'll probably be
easier to reinstall Linux under normal conditions
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