Can you see your zip drive at all or just can't access it? If you don't
see it at all, there is a thread just a couple of days ago that worked
for me. Basically you have to manually enter the drive in the list and
then tell the system to find it. It's a SCSI device on the parallel
port. Not a
Mandrake 7.1 seems better than the 6.5 version I replaced, but had the
identical problem with the display skewed left. I simply reset the
monitor display and after about 60 seconds it "takes" and seems to be
holding. I had to change resolution to 800X600. Using Amdek 815E
monitor and Erazor
Dennis,
The 50ways.exe is an executable for the Iomega folks to tell you how
many ways there are to use your fancy new Zip drive! I always delete
the file and use the room for my stuff.
I've just got my zip drive working also so haven't gotten to the point
of trying to figure out how to backup
Trying to set up the analog dialup side of my ADSL with S. W. Bell. No
luck there either. Don't know what the handshaking routine is they're
using. Know of any way to find out? If I get this whipped I'll
consider putting the SpeedStream ADSL madeom on the LINUX box.
See ya'
B. B. Stanfield
I have a Epson Stylus 400 Color and there is no specific driver for it
in my version 6.5 however, there is a generic Epson Stylus driver. Try
installing that and see if it works.
Sorry no more help from me on this one, but I just did this about 4 days
ago and never was able to get it to work
My StarOffice came on CD with the LINUX package. The readme files
called for running a file as root which installed the program suite. I
then had to go in as a regular user, not root, to install for that
user. Actually I think they were links to the program for that user.
You might want to
Does your application send the print job to the correct port? Check the
basics first.
See ya'
Gustavo Halperin wrote:
I have the printer Epson Stylus Color 670
The Linux Mandrake was know this in the configuration hardware, but
when
I send any think is not print, What I can to do
Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help. Get this
message on dialing so the other end is hanging up immediately on
connect. I've checked the various files in the HOWTO's and all seems
fine. Used KPPP 1.6.22 as the dialer and to set up the system. pppd is
2.3.8 so I've provided
a few days back had a similar prob i think and the advice was to
shove NOAUTH into the /etc/ppp.options file - or something similar - can
someone correct me if i am wrong ? Please ..
toyswins wrote:
Well, sorry but having to revert to you folks for help. Get this
message on dialing so
Answered this on another string I think, but used both and terminal
based also. Results are gibberish on connect. Something isn't right or
I'd get back legible data. I think that's probably the only hurdle left
for my end then it'd work fine. Also, if I can figure out Earthlink,
then I can
I've got a Windows 98 and LINUX box set up through an unmanaged hub.
NIC cards and lo on both machines ping just fine. I can't seem to get
the two to talk. Trying to ping the other machine, either way, fails.
I've checked the hosts files, configured SAMBA and it's running, Windows
networking
I'm working on something similar for home use. I've not gotten as far as
you seem to be, but I have a text called "LINUX Network Toolkit". It's
centered on a LINUX server using SAMBA to connect to Microsoft clients. It
does have a good section however, on setting up users. You might check
I'm no expert, but are you starting the system at the proper run level? My text says
run level 2 gives multiuser w/o NFS and SMB services. Level 3 is full multiuser with
all networking services turned on. Given that, check the basics, is the card seated
properly, is the cable connected and
Have you tried to log into the Windows side as user "root" with the same password
you used in LINUX? If you are logged in as root on the LINUX box and also log into
the Windows as root, (that's the default), it should show a good two way
connection. Also, I gather you're in the same workgroup
Well, best I could do being so tired and frustrated and all. I can do better
sometimes.
Happy New Year 2000!
B. B.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Pine or Oak log? Thanks for the response. I'm still working other issues and
seem to
have lucked out fixing this
I'm working on networking Windows and Mac systems at home. I've not
gotten to printing yet so this brings up a planning question on
hardware.
My current printer is supported by LINUX Mandrake, (HP600C). It's
connected to my Windows 98 box and I'd like to leave it that way. Is
there any
not ALL) are pack rats.
Ron
R_Yeo [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/28/99 01:17:21 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Root Password Problem
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I think I discovered
a = 1.2 Gb
hdb = 400 Mb
hdc = 212 Mb
Should be enough there to do something with.
B. B.
R_Yeo wrote:
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I think I discovered the problem. Hinted at it the other message. My / partition
ran out of space. It got weird wi
got a 400 and 212 Mb drives as
hdb and hdc that hold /usr, /home, swap and so forth.
After I play with it a while and it goes away, I'll take that as the probable
cause.
B. B.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I did that, and am aware of the difference in capital vice
Sounds like a lot of good hardware help here. I'd also advise doing one
of two things to learn about networking. Either get and learn all the
Network related howto's of the net, (some are more current than others
however.) The other option, and I'm doing both, is get a good text on
it. I've
I just started my "experimental" Linux box and discovered that it
doesn't like my password. I can go in as my alternate user, and after
successfully logging in, type in "su" then the root password and it
works just fine. I then changed the root password via passwd logged out
and tried again.
A few questions:
1. How old is older? Depending on the hardware, it might be easier to
use an older version such as the 5 vice 6 series of Red Hat. Also, you
need to check how much drive space is needed and if it's available.
Best bet is to check out the HOWTO series and the text files with
Printers or scanners? Scanners I hope you meant.
B. B.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Alejandro Arredondo wrote:
Hello Everybody,
I have an HP ScanJet 3200C. How can I make it work with Linux?
Paralell or SCSI? If the former, forget it. If the latter, it very
well may
and go to bed early tonight.you stayed up late last night
right? I sure did. New Puppy and all.
B. B.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I just started my "experimental" Linux box and discovered that it
doesn't like my password. I can go in as my alte
I'm working on learning enough to get where you are. I've got the texts and
reading up and experimenting as I go. In my research I've found a few things that
might help. Check out:
http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/misc/100mbps.html
Found this in the LINUX Ethernet - HOWTO. Might want to
Kit,
Tried to go to your link just now and it didn't work. Don't know why,
but you might want to check it.
B. B.
Kit wrote:
amazing...eh? NOW I'm helping others
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Yes you can read files from different OS's partitions in a single system and
I think there's a HOWTO or Mini HOWTO on it. I'm not at my machine with the
information handy, but you simply direct LINUX to the location on the drive
and grab the file. You can use Microsoft to get the data and then
I sent it via spamcop as recommended. Maybe it'll help. I get so many emails,
I can't afford to lock up my account over spam.
B. B.
Sam Roza wrote:
We got spammed with this same message on my vintage bus board at type2.com.
Oh well...
Sam
- Original Message -
From: Toyswins
in HTML or ask one that you haven't looked in the
archives for FIRST...:) ( the powers that be get a little testy when that
happens...:))
Jaguar
Toyswins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I've got a big stick, lots of patience and really do appreciate the
pointer. Man, that was quick too!
I
they'll do something
about it.
-Original Message-----
From: Toyswins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: December 18, 1999 2:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Want To Lose Weight For The Holidays-New Pill Can
DoIt -gpav
Telephone solicitors have found you again John!!
Telephone solicitors have found you again John!!
So true, but just delete this one, I did. Pisses you off though huh? Me
too. Maybe the folks sponsoring this mail list can fix it
B. B.
John Kofinas wrote:
What the fuck is this? I thought this was a damn linux list?
Maybe I am
Anyone know where I can get a good cookbook type help for networking?
I've got 5 computers to network, including one 486 Win95, two Pentium
Win 98 systems (one dual boots LINUX), an Apple iBook with AirPort card
and Station and one LINUX only box. I'd like to use the LINUX box as
either a Proxy
Well, I've got a big stick, lots of patience and really do appreciate the
pointer. Man, that was quick too!
I think I like the people here, one of the few on the net I've found where
folks are actually civil.
B. B.
Ben wrote:
http://www.linux.org/help/howto.html
more information than you
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