I believe I already replied to this one...but here it is again...McM's MDK is
version 6.1, with a KNOWN bug in the _KCMCLOCK RPM_, check the archives for
said RPM and follow the threads.
Thx.
Jaguar

Tony Alfrey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> I posted the following message on the list several days ago and also sent
same
> to Linuxcare (the support service for the Macmillan Software version of
> Mandrake).  I've gotten no response from Linuxcare except the
message-received
> acknowledgement. In the meantime, I've installed RedHat 5.2, RedHat 6.1,
> Turbolinux 6.0 and various Caldera distros on the same partition with no
> problem.  I would have tried a commercial version of Mandrake if I could
find
> one in the stores. I would recommend caution to those considering buying
the
> Macmillan Software versions of Mandrake.  In my opinion, the Macmillan
distro
> is bad advertising for the full-blown Mandrake package!
> 
> Prior posting/message to Linuxcare follows:
> 
> > Description:
> > System:
> > Pentium II, 400 MHz, 256 MB on Intel 440 BX motherboard, two scsi 9
> > GB drives
> > Dual-boot Win98 and three other ext2 partitions, using Boot Magic
> > Video chip = Cirrus Logic 5480 PCI on motherboard, 2 MB RAM
> > scsi controller = ncr53C875 on motherboard
> > 
> > Currently running Caldera 2.3/KDE 1.1.2 on second drive.
> > 
> > Problem:
> > Purchased "Deluxe Linux O/S 6.5"  (from Fry's Elec.).  Installation
> > goes fine, linux runs well in run level 3.  X appears broken.  For
example, the
> > Mandrake login graphic window, each component of which is assembled from
> > different layers, has portions cut up and shifted.  Color block background
for
> > one window may be offset to the side, frame for a text window may be
shifted
> > down, text for two buttons may be overlapped, text for one window may be
> > covered by the shifted color background from another button.  Of course,
since
> > kde is built on X, it is an even bigger mess.  For example, drag a window
and it
> > leaves a trail of pieces of itself behind.
> > This is not an XF86Setup problem.  Monitor/video card is working fine (16
bpp,
> > 1024x768), I know my sync rates!!  As a sanity check, I installed
> > Red Hat 5.2 from an old VA Research disk circa very early 1999 which has
> > virtually the same install package and it installs with no problem.  Then
> > upgraded it with the "6.5" disk and X is now a mess again.
> > Incidentally, I had the exact same problem with a virtually
> > identical Mandrake/Macmillan disk from a book "GNU C++ For Linux".
> > What gives?
> > 
> > Thanks in advance for your help.
> > 
> > 
> 
> -- 
> Tony Alfrey
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> "I'd rather be sailing"


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