Version 7.0...had some bugs....the new version 7.02 has the fixes...so return
the one
you just bought...and ask for 7.02, either that...or copy over all the CD of
7.0 to your HD
and then download the fixes separatly...from off the homepage link to
them....and re-install
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I recently purchased the vs 7.0 Linux from your company and am having some
> problems with it. At first I tried doing an install by booting off the
> floppy disk on one of my two PCs(Dell Workstation 410 with a 3dfx Voodoo 3
> 3000) and continuously got garbage video screens where I could barely make
> out it asking me about the CD-ROM drive on the system. I then successfully
> did an install on my other PC(a clone with a Viper 770 Ultra) by wiping the
> machine and putting it on as the only OS on the machine. If I do the
> Recommended install I get the KDE environment shell loaded automatically
> which is great but can not get the networking side to work as I have an
> unlisted NIC(3c905b). I then wiped it again and tried the Server install
> which I think configured the network properly but I can not see how to get
> it to now load the KDE environment. I am very new with Linux but am looking
> to be able to learn. I am an avid computer geek so I am technical with a
> Cable router running DHCP and such. Please let me know what I may need to
> change on the bootable floppy to be able to run the video drivers required
> for the Voodoo card as I want to put Linux only on the first machine. As
> that machine has a built in 3c905b I will also run into the second machines
> problem as well so I would appreciate a suggested method to make this work
> as well. I would like to utilize most of the packages in the Server
> grouping but as I am a newbie in this Linux realm, I would like to get to
> the KDE X environment for ease of learning. Thanks in advance for any and
> all assistance in this matter.
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