[expert] arts constantly dies now after I updated

2001-05-31 Thread Jason Straight

The subject says it all- it doesn't last long and no more arts

arts-2.1.2-2mdk
xmms-arts-0.4-3mdk
libarts2-2.1.2-2mdk

xmms arts is installed but I'm not using it.


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Re: [expert] arts constantly dies now after I updated

2001-05-31 Thread Jason Straight

Well - I went to the arts webpage and grabbed the newest snapshot, takes 
longer to compile than I thought but it compiled clean, installed and we'll 
see how well it works - it's been working now for a few mins if this clears 
it up I'll let you know.

I left the newest arts mdk rpm's in place so I'd have all the kde gui add on 
stuff and just did a pretty generic install:
./configure --prefix=/usr
make
make install

so it replaced anything that was in there from the rpm's. logged out of kde 
and back in and works good so far.






On Thursday 31 May 2001 21:40, you wrote:
 On Thursday 31 May 2001 17:40, Jason Straight wrote:
  The subject says it all- it doesn't last long and no more arts
 
  arts-2.1.2-2mdk
  xmms-arts-0.4-3mdk
  libarts2-2.1.2-2mdk
 
  xmms arts is installed but I'm not using it.

 I don't have an answer.  I had the same problem so back the system down to
 the arts-2.1.1-7 and libarts2-2.1.1-7.  After doing so everything worked. 
 If any one knows how to get arts-2.1.2-2 and libarts2.-2.1.2-2 to work, I'd
 like to know how you did it.

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Re: [expert] arts constantly dies now after I updated

2001-05-31 Thread Jason Straight

The self compiled arts is working great - been running now for a good couple 
hours without problems.



On Thursday 31 May 2001 22:51, you wrote:
 Well - I went to the arts webpage and grabbed the newest snapshot, takes
 longer to compile than I thought but it compiled clean, installed and we'll
 see how well it works - it's been working now for a few mins if this clears
 it up I'll let you know.

 I left the newest arts mdk rpm's in place so I'd have all the kde gui add
 on stuff and just did a pretty generic install:
 ./configure --prefix=/usr
 make
 make install

 so it replaced anything that was in there from the rpm's. logged out of kde
 and back in and works good so far.

 On Thursday 31 May 2001 21:40, you wrote:
  On Thursday 31 May 2001 17:40, Jason Straight wrote:
   The subject says it all- it doesn't last long and no more arts
  
   arts-2.1.2-2mdk
   xmms-arts-0.4-3mdk
   libarts2-2.1.2-2mdk
  
   xmms arts is installed but I'm not using it.
 
  I don't have an answer.  I had the same problem so back the system down
  to the arts-2.1.1-7 and libarts2-2.1.1-7.  After doing so everything
  worked. If any one knows how to get arts-2.1.2-2 and libarts2.-2.1.2-2 to
  work, I'd like to know how you did it.

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[expert] How-to create hdlist.cz?

2001-05-26 Thread Jason Straight

How does one create the hdlists for dependancies and such?

I want to keep a local ftp mirror of updates for my servers but I need to 
specify the relative path of hdlist.cz for urpmi.

Thanks



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[expert] mdk8 - smb/nmb weird [tree connect failed: ERRSRV - ERRinvnetname]

2001-04-26 Thread Jason Straight

Samba is acting wierd and I can't quite seem to pin down the reason for it.

If smb is started at boot time it works fine.

If smb is off at boot and I start it manually, or if I restart smb after boot 
I get this 

[root@jkd rc5.d]# smbclient -L localhost
added interface ip=12.32.79.nn bcast=12.32.79.79 nmask=255.255.255.240
Password:
Anonymous login successful
Domain=[PENGUINFARM] OS=[Unix] Server=[Samba 2.0.8]
tree connect failed: ERRSRV - ERRinvnetname (Invalid network name in tree 
connect.)
[root@jkd rc5.d]#

The only thing I can figure is that there must be something that starts after 
smb that if smb is restarted or started too late this other app must 
interfere somehow. I don't have anything that would bind to the nmbd or smbd 
ports that I know of - I'm not running portsentry at this time.

Anyone know why this is happening?


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Re: [expert] Orinoco WaveLan solved

2001-02-23 Thread Jason Straight

all one has to do to get the wavelan card working with mandrake 7.2 is to add 
eth=1 to the opts in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts.

The problem is that setting up networking with linuxconf or draknet 
associates the device eth0 with wvaln_cs in /etc/modules.conf when wvlan_cs 
actually brings up the device as wvlan0. So by setting eth=1 in config.opts 
it brings up your wireless card as ethX and everything is fine.



On Thursday 22 February 2001 21:28, you wrote:
 Hi List,

 FYI (and for the archives), I received the following advice from the
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] list:

 On 2/23/01 10:22 AM, "Anthony Wesley" awesley@x wrote:
  The exact values depends a bit on what version of the pcmcia package you
  have. I am not familiar with Mandrake, but the first thing you ought to
  do is try to grab pcmcia-3.1.23.
 
  I found that 3.1.20 worked ok on older kernels (2.2.14) but would not
  compile on newer kernels.
 
  3.1.21 and 3.1.22 had bugs that prevented the Orinoco cards from working
  without a patch. The patch is pretty simple - basically David Hinds (the
  maintainer for pcmcia-cs) tried to introduce parameter checking, but got
  it a bit wrong so that the softwarerefused to configure the cards even
  though the cards were capable of taking the configuration commands.
 
  3.1.23 works ok with my current kernel (2.2.18).

 Anthony was quite right about the pcmcia-cs package.  pcmcia-cs-3.1.24 from
 sourceforge works a treat.

 FWIW, I have the client correctly using an Apple AirPort base station for
 bridging to my LAN and the net.

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Re: [expert] mandrake 8.0b and cdrw

2001-02-20 Thread Jason Straight

On Tuesday 20 February 2001 10:02, you wrote:
 Ok, this is my first time with scsi and linux. I have 7.2 and now 8.0
 installed on my
 machine which dual boots with 98. Mandrake 8.0 beta sets up the cdrw (Sony)
 after installation. The cdrw is found perfectly. Installation was great for
 8.0 (mostly)
 but cdrecord --scanbus doesn't show it. My drive layout is as follows:
 ide0 -- Master 6.4G (all Win98) Slave zip 100
 ide1 -- Master 6.4G (Mdk 7.2) Slave Sony CDRW

 These are addressed as hda, hdb, hdc, hdd accordingly
 My SCSI devices are sda 4.3G, and sdb 4.3G running off an Adaptec 2930 and
 one
 cable.

 cdrecord --scanbus shows
 scsibus0:
 0,0,0 0) *
 0,1,0 1) *
 0,2,0 2) *
 0,3,0 3) *
 0,4,0 4) *
 0,5,0 5) 'WDIGTL  ' 'ENTERPRISE  ' '1.91' Disk
 0,6,0 6) 'WDIGTL  ' 'ENTERPRISE  ' '1.91' Disk
 0,7,0 7) *
 scsibus1:
 1,0,0   100) 'IOMEGA  ' 'ZIP 100 ' '12.A' Removable Disk
 1,1,0   101) *
 1,2,0   102) *
 1,3,0   103) *
 1,4,0   104) *
 1,5,0   105) *
 1,6,0   106) *
 1,7,0   107) *

 Question, How do I get the cdrw to join this group of scsi devices so I can
 burn
 a CD.

 Here is my dev listings
 [root /dev] ls -al hdd
 brw-rw1 root disk  22,  64 Jan 17 06:17 hdd
 [root /dev] ls -al cdrom
 lrwxrwxrwx1 briancdwriter4 Feb 18 21:41 cdrom - scd0
 [root /dev] ls -al scd0
 brw-rw1 briancdwriter  11,   0 Jan 17 06:18 scd0

 lsmod (condensed) is:
 [root /dev] lsmod
 Module  Size  Used by
 sg 16064   0  (autoclean)
 aic7xxx   137440   2

 Any help appreciated

 Brian D. Klar - CVE
 OTS
 WPAFB
 (937) 656-2861
 (937) 973-3125 (pager)

give the kernel param at boot time "hdd=ide-scsi"

Here is my lilo entry

image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.1
label=2.4
root=/dev/hda5
append=" ide0=autotune ide1=autotune hdb=ide-scsi hdc=ide-scsi"
read-only

You just need to add the stuff to the append= line.




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Re: [expert] TTF's crash my xfs

2001-01-11 Thread Jason Straight

Why is it that I always figure something out 2 minutes after I post it 
to the list? Anyway, I got my font's working - I had to edit the font 
files and delete the offending fonts.


Jason Straight wrote:

 Every time I try to select a TTF from within drakfont or gimp xfs dies 
 and has to be restarted so I delete all my ttf fonts till I find out 
 what's causing this.
 
 Any ideas?
 Thanks
 
 

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[expert] Dell Inspiron 8000 1400x1050 LCD Modelines?

2001-01-10 Thread Jason Straight

I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 notebook with a 1400x1050 display, and an 
ATI Rage 128 32MB gfx card. I've updated to X4.0.2 which I am able to 
get to 1280x1024 24bit with adjusted HorizSync and VerticalRefresh 
rates, frame buffer doesn't seem to want to work for this card/monitor 
so I'm stuck with setting modelines manually I guess. Anyone had any 
luck with one of these getting it to 1400x1050?


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Re: [expert] Dell Inspiron 8000 1400x1050 LCD Modelines?

2001-01-10 Thread Jason Straight

Actually I got it to work - 1400x1050 is nice ;) email me off list when 
you get ready if ya need help I'll send ya my XF86Config. I found most 
all I needed searching deja.com

Robin Dunn wrote:

 I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 notebook with a 1400x1050 display, and an 
 ATI Rage 128 32MB gfx card. I've updated to X4.0.2 which I am able to 
 get to 1280x1024 24bit with adjusted HorizSync and VerticalRefresh 
 rates, frame buffer doesn't seem to want to work for this card/monitor 
 so I'm stuck with setting modelines manually I guess. Anyone had any 
 luck with one of these getting it to 1400x1050?
 
 
 I havn't tried this yet myself (probably this weekend) but check out these sites:
 
 http://www.usmedia.nl/joel/inspiron.html
 http://orion.chem.vt.edu/i8000/
 http://holbrooks.org/linux/delli8k/
 
 And also the linux-dell-laptops mail list at egroups.  It has a number of HOWTOs and 
setup files in the file-area at http://www.egroups.com/files/linux-dell-laptops/
 
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[expert] TTF's crash my xfs

2001-01-10 Thread Jason Straight

Every time I try to select a TTF from within drakfont or gimp xfs dies 
and has to be restarted so I delete all my ttf fonts till I find out 
what's causing this.

Any ideas?
Thanks


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[expert] Latptop - using removeable devices

2001-01-08 Thread Jason Straight

Is there anything I can do on my laptop to have the kernel remove and or 
reprobe devices?

ie. I have a Dell Inspiron 8000 which I'm running Mandrake 7.2, this 
notebook has a removeable device which I share between the CDRW and the 
floppy drive. I boot with the CDRW in and I can hot swap to floppy fine 
and use the floppy drive. When I swap back the the CDRW my machine freezes.





Re: [expert] reiser FS support

2001-01-07 Thread Jason Straight

You have to apply a patch to the kernel for reiserfs, it's not included 
yet, supposed to be included by 2.4.1



Joshua A Roller wrote:

 I comiled a new kernel for my Mandrake 7.2 System and the kernel didnt
 have support for reiser FS on my computer. Im not sure if I missed
 soemthing or not , but then I installed your kernel devolpment update,
 (which I know you do not suport) but the update didnt support the Reiser
 FS either. Is there something I can do to change this? Or when you offer
 the 2.4 kernel as a normal update will it have support for reiserFS?
 
 Thank you,
 
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[expert] 7.2 install PCMCIA freeze/hang

2001-01-04 Thread Jason Straight

Trying to install Mandrake 7.2 on my Dell Inspiron 8000 laptop with 
cdrom and when it gets to pcmcia detection the system freezes, is there 
any way to skip pcmcia? maybe just using the cdrom image instead of all?

How can I specify to use cdrom instead of all.rdz I tried initrd=

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Re: [expert] 7.2 install PCMCIA freeze/hang

2001-01-04 Thread Jason Straight



Jason Straight wrote:

 Trying to install Mandrake 7.2 on my Dell Inspiron 8000 laptop with 
 cdrom and when it gets to pcmcia detection the system freezes, is 
 there any way to skip pcmcia? maybe just using the cdrom image instead 
 of all?
 
 How can I specify to use cdrom instead of all.rdz I tried initrd=
 

nevermind - figured it out
expert noauto
;)



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Re: [expert] 7.2 is full of bugs!

2000-11-11 Thread Jason Straight

use gcc --version to get the version of gcc it matches the dir then.




On Saturday 11 November 2000 18:01, you wrote:

  7.2 is listed to have
   # rpm -qa | grep gcc-2
   gcc-2.95.2-12mdk
 yet there is a /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i586-mandrake-linux/2.95.3 and not a
 2.95.2 directory.  This might be the reason behind gcc failing 9 out of 10
 times when attempting to compile programs manually.

 Compiling programs is a hit and miss with ld core'g when it feels like it
 and gcc failing to work off and on.

 7.2 needed to actually be 8.0  and thuroughly tested with all the new
 idiotic LSB mandates that have been added along with the unofficial
 patches to various programs the Linux-Mandrake has slipped in.

 It's also a shame that AfterStep wasn't included. :)

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Re: [expert] Promise Ultra100 controller

2000-11-11 Thread Jason Straight

Yes, I have many machines running with the Ultra 100 right now.



On Saturday 11 November 2000 17:44, you wrote:

  I'm wondering if the 2.2.17-21mdk kernel in mandrake 7.2 supports the
 promise ultra100 card. I'm planning on getting a HD and one of these
 controllers to run it and would like to be able to install mdk 7.2 on it
 fresh out of the box if I could. I've seen support for the Promise ultra33
 and 66 cards in the kernel config but not the 100. Can anyone help? Thanks

 skidley


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Re: [expert] VMware

2000-11-06 Thread Jason Straight

For home use vmware is only $99 I think.



On Monday 06 November 2000 09:08, you wrote:

  Would like to run win98 while I am running Linux. The first method that
 come to mind is VMware. But if I'm reading their site correctly it's
 $299sorry

 What other alternatives are out there. Seems like I read about something

 on slashdot that would do the job for much less money, $40 ?. This is my

 home machine ( dual 400 w/256meg ram ) no gaming.

 Any input on options would be great.

 Thanks
 Pat


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Re: [expert] Ping of death ?

2000-11-06 Thread Jason Straight

Pretty much nothing anymore, any up to date OS won't crash because of it 
anymore.




On Sunday 05 November 2000 20:33, you wrote:

  Hey anyone know about ping of death ? what does it do ?


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[expert] Kernel 2.4.0-test10

2000-11-04 Thread Jason Straight

I know this isn't Mandrake specific, at least I think not - but I tried to 
compile and run the 2.4.0test10 kernel (which I have compiled my own 2.4.0's 
from test3 without problems) and it get's to Uncompressing kernel ...ok 
booting linux kernel

Then it just stops. Anyone know why it would stop here or somewhere I can go 
to get information on specifics like this?

I don't know what I could have done any different with this one as opposed to 
any other kernel I compile, and I've never had problems in about 200 kernel 
compiles I've had over the last 2 years.

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Re: [expert] CL Voodoo Banshee and other 7.2 bugs!

2000-11-03 Thread Jason Straight

Is sounds like your modelines are messed up - try running xvidtune as root 
and see if you can't adjust your picture to look normal from there.




On Thursday 02 November 2000 20:49, you wrote:

  I'm posting this in the slim hopes someone's gotta answer..

 After running RH 6.2 changing to mdk 7.1 was the most awsome install of
 linux I ever had, and I posted it here..

 However, 7.2's got a few problems ( and I don't think they are Mandrake
 problems!!! )..

 I was running RH 6.2 and tried RH 7 beta.. For 3 days I tried to get my (
 mandrake working ) CL Voodoo Banshee and Maxtech 17" monitor working
 properly in 1280x1024..  I gave up and dloaded mdk 7.1.. ( I used mdk 5.3
 as my FIRST PRODUCTIVE linux distro and kept mdk until the 7.0 horror
 stories appeared )..

 Anyway, RH 7 beta contained the ( at the time brand new Xfree 4.0
 server )... I tried for 3 days to get my vid/monitor combo to work.. All
 with the same result, pix, but a  terribly distorted pincushion ( curve
 )...

 Now since mdk 7.2 has xfree 4.0 I have the SAME problem ( duh, guess its
 xfree 4.0??  :) )

 So, I think it's an Xfree 4.0/Voodoo Banshee problem and I'm so pissed
 'cause KDE 2.0 looks so good and as usual MDK installed flawless..

 But in the slim hopes someone ELSE is running a CL Voodoo Banshee and has
 fixed this, please post and better yet email me!!

 Since I think I will try to go back to a known good ( Matrox ) tomorrow..

 Windows, I don't worry about, everything works ( ha! ), but I run BeOS also
 ( which I like and Matrox G400's and such are supported )..

 Any clues and/or drivers are welcome!

 Thanks!
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[expert] 7.2 xmms menu's not working

2000-11-02 Thread Jason Straight

I am using KDE2, and xmms won't let me select anything from the menu's via 
the letter buttons on the left of the LCD display, the menu comes up but I 
can't select anything, however if I right click on xmms somewhere to bring up 
the other menu things work fine.


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Re: [expert] Missing RPM?

2000-06-17 Thread Jason Straight

Alan Shoemaker wrote:

 Tomnope, first off there is no /usr/share/kde (whatever)
 to change permissions on,  Second, kmenuedit launches just
 fine from the command line or from it's other link in K(menu),
 but not from the link in the chain K(menu)-Panel-Edit
 Menus.

 When selected it pops up an applet that says that the menu
 editor is not installed and persents a button with oops! on
 it.  This doesn't sound like permissions to me, it sounds like
 a link to nothing.

 I'd just like to know where that link is in the directory tree
 so I can fix it.

 Alan

I wonder if they did it as a deterrent? with the [menu] package installed it's useless 
to
update your kmenu anyway, because when you reboot it will just be written over and your
changes gone.

I wish they would have made a GUI editor for the new menuing system though, unless I am
wrong and there is one, it seems it would be pretty easy to slap something together the
way the configuration is done.

I should brush up on my C and get started, haven't coded in C in quite a while - be a
good project to start back up on.




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[expert] Re: Menus under 7.1 (was KDE problems)

2000-06-17 Thread Jason Straight

kmenuedit is there, you can run it from konsole. It's probably disabled for a
purpose, don't waste your time editing the kmenu, your changes won't be
saved, the new menu package included with 7.1 now synronizes all menu's from
a common place, and it's not the kde menu. If you change any menu in any WM
and reboot your computer your changes will be lost.

read /usr/doc/menu-[something]

you must edit your menu's in the /etc/menu directory by creating a file for
each application you want to add to the menu.

here's mine for licq: ("licq" is the filename)
?package(local.licq):needs=x11 section="Networking/ICQ" title="LICQ"
command="licq" icon="/usr/share/icons/icq.xpm"

and for gcombust: (gcombust is the filename here)
?package(gcombust):needs=x11  section="Applications/Archiving/Cd burning"
title="gcombust" command="kdesu -c gcombust"
icon=/usr/share/icons/cdwriter_unmount.xpm

The filename doesn't matter, the package does. If the package you installed
is not an RPM, as is the case of my licq installation you must have the word
"local" in your package name as I do. If not when menu updates your menu's it
will look in the rpm database and see that licq is not installed, and will
remove it from your menu.  Gcombust is installed as an rpm, so the package
name should be the real package/program name.

for more info - "man menufile"







Joel Stanley wrote:

 Is it just me, or is the standard installation of KDE for MDK 7.1 a tad
 broken? I installed 7.1 on a friend's computer who is pretty new to Linux
 and I'm in the midst of trying to show him how to add icons to the KDE
 panel...but the damn kmenuedit program doesn't work if I run it from the
 command line (it runs, but there's no way to add menu items), and for some
 reason KDE thinks that it is not installed when invoked from the KDE menu
 (it literally pops up a dialog box saying that it's not installed :)

 In order to add an item to the panel, the program or whatever has to have
 a listing in the application menu as far as I can tell, and without the
 menu editor, I had to drop into a shell and set up a .kdelnk file in
 /usr/share/applnks/...etc...far too much work.

 Any ideas? I checked on the webpage and didn't see anything about KDE
 issues and was MandrakeUpdate didn't find anything kde-related.

 Thanks in advance,

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Re: [expert] apache suexec

2000-06-15 Thread Jason Straight

Jason Straight wrote:

 Nevermind, I figured it out. The permissions on /usr/bin/suexec were wrong,
 needed to be suid root.

This has to be the SLOWEST mailing list I have ever seen, anyone know what's up
with that?




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Re: [expert] apache suexec

2000-06-14 Thread Jason Straight

Nevermind, I figured it out. The permissions on /usr/bin/suexec were wrong,
needed to be suid root.






Jason Straight wrote:

 What does it take to use the suexec wrapper with mandrake 7.1?

 simply putting in apache's config the userid I want to run my cgi's
 doesn't seem to work.

 It seems to be installs as /usr/sbin/suexec exists, but upon startup of
 apache I don't get the message in the error log that suexec docs says
 I should get:

 [notice] suEXEC mechanism enabled (wrapper: /path/to/suexec)

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[expert] apache suexec

2000-06-13 Thread Jason Straight

What does it take to use the suexec wrapper with mandrake 7.1?

simply putting in apache's config the userid I want to run my cgi's
doesn't seem to work.

It seems to be installs as /usr/sbin/suexec exists, but upon startup of
apache I don't get the message in the error log that suexec docs says
I should get:

[notice] suEXEC mechanism enabled (wrapper: /path/to/suexec)



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Re: [expert] 7.1 menus

2000-06-11 Thread Jason Straight


It's based on fvwm - you'll have to edit the menu files there Ibelieve.



Alex V Flinsch wrote:
I upgraded to 7.1 last night, the install went without
a single problem, and my
usb zip drive finally works (woohoo!). The synchronized menus
across the
windowing systems is great, and I was able to add my favorite apps
which were
not included in the KDE menu via kmenuedit. Is there any way to synch
up all of
the other window managers with the kde menu, or do I hve to edit all
of the
others by myself (which kind of defeats the purpose of the synched
menus...)?
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[expert] auto update menu's in 7.1

2000-06-08 Thread Jason Straight

I just rebooted my system to find all the changes I made to the menu's
in kde gone - how does one edit the mandrake menu's so they stay
constant or disable the menu update util?


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[expert] mandrake-ext iso's corrupt?

2000-06-07 Thread Jason Straight

I have downloaded the mandrake 7.1 iso's (inst and ext), with md5
checksums. I have burned 2 CD's of the ext disc and the RPMS dir has
some funky $!@# in it.

The md5sums check good on both, I even DL the md5sums from another site
to see if it matched up, and it says ok. So are the iso's bad right from
mandrake or what? I don't want to go thru the setup on this and start
handing out disks telling people how great it is only to have it crap
half way thru package install.


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Re: [expert] Canon MultiPASS C3500 fax/printer/scanner/etc.

2000-02-03 Thread Jason Straight

Set it up as a BJ-10e under linux to print, I have one right here I am using.






Vincent Danen wrote:

 I've got the Canon MultiPASS fax/scanner/printer/copier/etc. "device" over
 here... picked it up yesterday for a really good price.  It apparently
 supports only Win95/98 but I'm assuming that's the extra features like
 FAXing from the PC, etc.  I just need it to print under Linux (none of the
 extra features).  Has anyone had experience with these 6-in-1 deals
 before?  The manual doesn't say anything about print compatability with
 other OS's, so I'm not sure...  I figure I'd test it out, I'm *assuming*
 that it's similar to a Canon Bubble Jet as far as the printing goes.

 My question is, is it safe to change the printer type and just test a
 bunch of them out to see how it works?  It wouldn't damage my printer at
 all, would it?  I'm assuming the worst that can happen is it either won't
 print or it'll look all crappy-like, but I want to make sure.

 Also, is there a way to change the printer type?  The Printer Setup in
 DrakConf doesn't do it...  would I use something like printtool?

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Re: [expert] XFree86-3.3.6

2000-02-01 Thread Jason Straight

Robert J Bartels wrote:

 I'm trying to upgrade my X server to 3.3.6..

 When I do rpm -Uvh XFree-3.3.6.rpm it complains that
 xinitrc = 2.4.4-10mdk is needed...

 When I try to update xinitrc it tells me that XFree86 = 3.3.5-12mdk is
 needed by
 xinitrc-2.4.4-10mdk...

 I've tried both rpm -Ivh and rpm -Uvh... I've also tried --force... which
 BTW doesn't
 force anything...


Try --force --nodeps





 What am I doing wrong... This is turning into a big chicken and the egg
 problem...

 Bob

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Re: [expert] postscript view with 7

2000-01-23 Thread Jason Straight

John Aldrich wrote:

 On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, you wrote:
  Trying to view postscript documents with the usual KDE viewer does
  nothing but give me a blank page.
  If I use gv it says "unknown device x11alpha"
 
  I have a voodoo 3 card, probably something to do with the 3dfx drivers
  with xfree being 3.3.5 while xfree in 7.0 is 3.3.6?
 
 Do you mean PDF documents???

That too, pdf and ps.

Either way - I got it working, I installed the ghostscript package from
mandrake 6.1

I really wish this release remained beta for a while longer, it wasn't
ready. I had to use the shapecfg and iproute packages from redhat 6.1 also,
to get bandwidth control for my wireless customers.



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Re: [expert] LICQ broke with 7 (AIR)?

2000-01-18 Thread Jason Straight

Grab the qt2-devel and qt-2 rpm's from redhat 6.1!

rpm -ivh (not -Uvh, or you'll wipe out qt 1.44!, you don't want that)

when you ./configure the licq qt-gui do this
./configure --with-x --with-qt-includes=/usr/lib/qt-2.0.1/include/
--with-qt-libraries=/usr/lib/qt-2.0.1/lib/

That will get you going pretty quick and painless.




Rich Clark wrote:

 On Tue, 18 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Riyad Kalla wrote:
 
   Its actually in the faq for licq... you are going to have to
   set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the directory with qt2.x in it, the only problem
   1.x and 2.x are both in /usr/lib, so what I did was download qt2.x tar,
   compiled it myself and put it in its own dir /usr/local/lib/qt-2.0.2 and set
   my LD_LIBRARY_PATH to that dir, all the sudden LICQ ran fine. The problem
   you are getting is cause LICQ is finding 1.x versions of QT instead of 2.x
   hence the undefined symbols. So you have to contain 2.x by itself, I am sure
   there is mandrake way to do it, I just did it the easiest I could think of.
  
   Hope this helps
 
  Yeah, I figured that out after I poked around for a bit last night, and
  installed qt the old fashioned way too, Thanks anyway though ;-)
 
 
 
  
 
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 I've grabbed the qt2 tarball from troll.no and I've run into a fustercluck
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 what to do to fix this trash.

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[expert] Question for C/C++ programmers

1999-11-22 Thread Jason Straight

Once upon a time, I programmed the Amiga in C. Today I would like to be
able to code C on linux. The basic stdout stuff is easy, but I want to
know what references I should buy for understanding the system calls and
programming X/GTK/QT and device programming. Eventually I would like to
understand linux well enough to do things like write device drivers for
the kernel, etc.

What books are reccomended by the experts?


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[expert] POSTFIX (virtual domains/aliases)

1999-11-17 Thread Jason Straight

I am trying to figure out how to use postfix effectively, for the short
I am reading documentation now, maybe I'll figure out before I get a
response, but I need to set this up quick.

I need to know how to get postfix to accept mail for a domain and alias
it to another address. I don't really care to have virtual mailboxes,
just accept mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED] and alias it to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks in advance.


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Re: [expert] real player g2

1999-11-16 Thread Jason Straight

David van Balen wrote:

 On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, webmedic wrote:

  I know there is one available where do i find it
 

 search the archives for this list
 (http://www.mail-archive.com/newbie@linux-mandrake.com/) a search for
 "real player g2" is guaranteed to come up with the URL several times.

 DvB

I got mine from download.com




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