Just letting you know that I re-installed MDK 7.0 and found out that the
installation had not installed the kdpms package. This time I made sure that
it was installed and now dpms is shown on the Control Center.
When installing in Expert mode, it is best to go back over the selected
packeges to ensure that all selected packages are still on the list. The GUI
installation package seems to have a nasty way of unselecting pagkages that
have been selected for installation.
Cheers,
Ot 8^)
-----Original Message-----
From: Fran Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, 13 June 2000 12:31
Subject: Re: [newbie] Worthless email list
>That is great...glad to be of help.
>
>You were luckier than I with the hardware detect.
>I have a VIA chipset...that should say it all, I think :)
>But fortunately my husband has been in Linux about
>6mos to a year longer than I and he understands the
>guts of it much better than I do on the hardware side
>and got it to work ... by getting both windows98
>and Linux to agree on the settings they will use,
>then preventing Windows from using automatic
>settings and uninstalling the ISNPNP after Linux
>settings were correct. All of this while playing
>back and forth with the PnP settings in the BIOS!
>I never would have gotten it. If I hadn't seen
>it ... I wouldn't believe a combination like that would
>be possible.
>
>Not only that...but I can go between Linux and
>Windows now without it changing the sound
>and locking me out of the cool sounds in both
>OSs. Truly a wonder after all I had been through
>with this. My husband is amazing!
>
>Have fun...Linux is really a blast....so cool!
>
>Bambi
