gkrellm -- i'm curious if this is correct, but
> content that it works for now... thoughts, anyone?).
What's the output of /proc/cpuinfo?
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27;ll upload the packages to cooker as soon as klama stops being hosed.
Until then cooker people will have to wait. How's that for different,
released distro people get something new first. :)
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On Mon, Sep 22, 2003 at 05:39:51PM +0100, Andreas wrote:
> How can I synchronize my clock over network with timeserver?
Install ntp package. Refer to:
http://www.ntp.org/
for configuration instructions.
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you, maybe they won't.
That's not entirely accurate. It does exist it just doesn't have a
password set on it so you can't by default log into it. A little bit of
sudo action can set one and enable it... If you search google you can
find out how.
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ecome a superuser from Darwin. What's the password?
By default you can't su to root on OS X. However, you can use sudo. So
this is effectively the same as su'ing to root:
sudo /bin/bash
The password will be your password for the account you are using,
assuming it has Adminis
/dev/sda7
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f you uncleanly shutdown
and it is in the middle of writing to the disk you'll have file system
corruption. You'll have to run fsck /dev/sda7 against the drive in
single user mode.
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is has been an issue since the 8.2 kernels. It's specific to certain
memory cards. Some work, some don't. IIRC this issue appears on i586
not just PPC. In my case the machine just shuts off, I don't get any
opportunity to get debugging info. So I gave up long ago on trying to
t
So on my
server the following URLs are already active...
http://mirror.brain.org/linux/mandrake/Mandrake-ppc/stewb/MandrakeLinux-cooker.ppc.iso
http://mirror.brain.org/linux/mandrake/Mandrake-ppc/stewb/MandrakeLinux-cooker.ppc.md5
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tty standard issue with internal or PCMCIA
modems.
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nit sequence and kppp is thinking their is no modem there
as a result.
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t 10
> sleeps so far without a crash).
Great glad you found a solution that's working for you.
P.S. I put this back on the list so people would realize you found a
solution to your problem...
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it was ethereal, but I can't reliably recreate it)
In the past things like this have been bugs in the XFree86 code. If you
switch to a VT before putting the PB to sleep and then switch back to X
after and it works then it is a XFree86 bug.
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n ethat was put out not to long ago to deal
with a security issue...
The best way to see if something is built for Mandrake is to setup your
sources for uprmi (see http://plf.zarb.org/~nanardon or install and run
urpmi.setup) and then do a urpmq.
You can also find documentation on urpmi at http:/
GPG sig built into it.
Doing urpmi ethereal against your updates source will give you the
"official" package. Which is 0.9.11 + patches for security issues.
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On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 05:11:33PM -0700, Ben Reser wrote:
> /usr/sbin/detectloader will fail on any machine without a /etc/lilo.conf
> file. chmouel updated the script to try and detect the boot partition
> from the lilo.conf file. Problem is he made the script die if the file
>
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 05:11:33PM -0700, Ben Reser wrote:
> 9.1 (i586 and ppc) was shipped with this script.
Correction, this was picked up by the initscripts update for 9.1.
Cooker has this broken script in it as well, unless CVS is out of date.
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rly on PPC and with grub without lilo...
initscripts will need to be updated for 9.1 before any kernel updates
can go out or it will not happen cleanly for some users.
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he
> serials I have lost as well. I am completely stuck.
> :'(
>
> Is there anything I can do?
Usually it wouldn't mount something as the wrong partition type. If it
did then very likely the information on what is where (Allocation Table)
is completely scrambled. I seriously do
ot;
>
> Any ideas?
Shoulds to me like the root partition (i.e. /) is out of space. How
much space did you allocate to it?
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gt; Haven't used these on PPC myself. Anyone?
gnome-ppp doesn't have anyway to adjust the delay so it doesn't work.
Never even looked at wvdial...
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/
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the
newer version of pbbuttonsd that's on my private tree:
http://mirror.brain.org/linux/breser/ppc/9.1/RPMS/pbbuttonsd-0.5.3a-1mdk.ppc.rpm
Hopefully this will resolve your issue...
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rwise all packages are built with
the options in /usr/lib/rpm/ppc-mandrake-linux/macros file.
These options are useful for G4s... but are of course incompatabile for
the newer types... Requires GCC 3.2 or newer:
-maltivec -mcpu=7450 -mabi=altivec -mpowerpc-gfxopt
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rs for a bit. Note there
is also a synthesis file available as well.
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libltdl3 needs libtool-1.4.3. libltdl3 has turned up in main now. But
libtool isn't there... :)
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It requires libexif.so.7 which has been replaced by libexif.so.8
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The package and it's devel package are missing... :(
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ber?
>
> If it's not too much trouble, and it's not too big, could you email me that
> package privately? Right now it's blocking me from upgrading the drak* tools
> which are unusable at the moment.
We've tried time and time again.
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cott contributing to mdk.
I've worked on something to this effect. But I'm so frustrated that I
feel I'm alone in trying to get any changes effected. If you want I'll
show you what I have, though I'll have to ask that it stay confidential
for the moment as I want to finish i
tew not being able to fix this only to be ignored. I'm tired of
fighting to contribute. It's not worth the effort. Which means at this
point in time, I am not doing much at all on Mandrake. A lot of what I
do anymore sits on my own mirror and doesn't get sent to Mandrake...
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It's getting harder to pack everything folks would like to see in this
> > footprint.
>
> You can go with 3 CD.
If I understand correctly that means we get 3CDs for the ISOs/Standard
Edition. Woohoo!
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this machine 8.2 is very unlikely to work well for
you. Try the 9.1 beta ISO or wait for 9.1 to be released...
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can just mount them in loopback. That's how I have the CD's
accessible off my mirror as just sraight files. Mount it in loopback,
copy the files over. Rerun the CD scripts with the size changed. :)
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reads them just fine.
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the well-wisher to the freedom and independence of all. She is the
champion only of her own." -- John Quincy Adams, July 4th, 1821
n anyone point me to where I could get the ISO's from?
Look for the Mandrake-iso/ppc/ tree.
It's not under the Mandrake-devel tree.
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"America does not go abroad in search of monsters to destroy. She is
the well-wisher to
or now
> without trying to download the whole heirarchy of not only the
> ppc/rpm directory but everything else as well? (which seems to be
> what wget is doing)
Stew told me that the mirrors were all really messed up. Right now the
best way to install is with the beta CDs...
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's a PPC box and I used pdisk). In the case of the TiVo it assumes
certain things are numbered certain ways so I was able to trick it into
having a larger swap partition temporarily to get around a fsck type
issue I had.
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"Amer
map, then the other (right)
>default will be used.
Nope not the issue. The keymap is correct after bootup. Just wrong
during the install. Stew said he found the problem. So it's taken
care of anyway.
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"America does n
Subject says it all. I didn't see anything obvious in the ddebug.log
that I already posted...
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rdware. My AMD XP 2100+ primary box
runs circles around the G4. One of these days I'm gonna setup a cross
compiler on that box for PPC. I have one for building stuff for my
TiVo. But never bothered to set something up for Mandrake.
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? What is your opinion other
> than the CVS changes too much etc, etc. Just an idea.
This was only ever done on rare ocassions or for betas/release
canidates. Not ever in such an early state of development as Cooker PPC
is currently.
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On Sun, Dec 15, 2002 at 12:48:23AM -0800, Ben Reser wrote:
> Some people have been abusing my mirror by making multiple connections
> (as many as 8) and downloading different hunks of the same thing. Using
> up all of my available bandwidth. One individual I caught doing this
> toni
him I happened to walk past the router when I did).
If I see it happening again I'll throttle download speeds on a per host
basis to prevent people from doing this anymore. I don't really want to
have to do that.
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"If you&
nt?
This should be helpful to you:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=mandrake-cooker-ppc&m=103913177031350&w=2
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"If you're not making any mistakes, you're flat out not trying hard
enough." - Jim Nichols
orked fine with ethereal. But then that is a
> different disto AND kernel version.
Not sure. I don't try to do that stuff from my laptop all that much so
I just haven't worried about it. Unfortunately putting my laptop to
sleep in X crashes it so that's not a good
On Tue, Dec 10, 2002 at 10:09:30AM -0800, Ben Reser wrote:
> I've had problems with nmap hanging my airport interface but that's it.
> The solution I've found is to ifdown the interface. rmmod the modules
> related to them. Then ifup the interface again. And it shou
or 8.2)
I've had problems with nmap hanging my airport interface but that's it.
The solution I've found is to ifdown the interface. rmmod the modules
related to them. Then ifup the interface again. And it should start
working again.
Guess it's not really a solution.
on of your MUA and get both the list and the
person who sent it if they set the reply-to...
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On Mon, Dec 09, 2002 at 01:03:17PM -0500, Stew Benedict wrote:
> 1st off, did the list change? I seem to have to jump through hoops now to
> reply to anything and get it to go to the list.
No problems here..
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"If you&
the links are there also. Not sure what
> happened in your case. %post scriptlet error perhaps?
update-alternatives stinks... Every 9.0 install I've seen hasn't had the
links for postfix made right. If you run update-alternatives --config
mta then they get fixed... Why they aren
ct a lot of this.
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t-stuff
True... there are a number of ways around it. I just went with the one
that I thought would be easiest and surest to work right...
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t;chkconfig --del internet"
Then "exit"
Then "reboot"
Take the CD out of the drive and it ought to get past the whole checking
internet connections stuff...
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net) get started by the network init script and will still startup
fine.
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; always download the source and then compile locally, so I figured that
> one more step and creating the RPM probably wouldn't hurt.
Read this:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/howtos/mdk-rpm/
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"If you're not making any
ee just
> doesn't get an installer, the rest does.
Agreed. But somehow I don't see that as happening. The best
alternative to an automated build system is to give you guys complete
control over your archs.
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stupid. I can't imagine how
you can manage to get anything done.
If the i586 guys want to continue to control stuff going into the PPC
tree, perhaps they should actually start working on it, start accepting
patches for it. Maybe Warly or someone should come over and do the PPC
work fo
ery
few PPC machines had radeons at the time).
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ing it here and replying to messages
here.
If you want a site that has this information on it... why don't you
build it? I'd rather Stew (the only person and Mandrake who works on
PPC) to spend his limited time working on the actual distribution vs.
FAQs, HowTo's, and Hardware datab
lf a PC. If you really
want to use Linux on Mac hardware be ready to be a trailblazer and
figure out how to do it.
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On Sun, Oct 27, 2002 at 03:42:54PM +1100, Ken Simpson wrote:
> Any ideas about Australian mirrors for PPC cooker?
ftp://ftp.planetmirror.com/pub/mandrake/devel/cooker/ppc
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tall-iso]$ md5sum -c 9.1cooker_install.md5
9.1cooker_install.iso: OK
Not sure what the problem is... If it isn't burning then you've
definately got other problems because the burning program will gladly
burn anything to a disk for you.
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eser 66 Oct 24 10:21
.DCOPserver_occipital.brain.org__0
lrwxrwxrwx1 breser breser 47 Oct 24 10:21
.DCOPserver_occipital.brain.org_:0 ->
/home/breser/.DCOPserver_occipital.brain.org__0
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"If you're not making any m
a switch offering the clients access to the
> internet/intranet via dhcp everything works. But now the wireless lan
> adapter should overtake this "service", I hope you'll find this basic
> information useful to help me - thank you in advance!
I can't help you with sett
r details about topology
of your wired and wireless network. If you can give me a better sense
of exactly what you are trying to do I can probably answer better.
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Never take no as an answer from someone who isn't authorized to say yes.
trap partition and
then puts /boot on just the root partition. Just a fundamentally
different boot design. Threw me at first too. But as a result yaboot
basically gets it's own partition, the bootstrap.
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Never take no as an answer from someone who isn't authorized to say yes.
do it is to leave a 1MB
partition on the hard-drive as the first partition. Then use that as
your boot strap. Make sure to leave it as Apple_Free. Otherwise the
installer won't to cooperate with you and use it.
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Never take no as an answer from someone who isn't authorized to say yes.
27;t check. Perhaps just not
> fully up to date packages.
I'm using devfs without any problems as well but I'm not running cooker
on PPC. I don't think vdanen is either for the same reasons I'm not.
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d
certainly be something I'd use.
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biggy we all have our moments. :)
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Never take no as an answer from someone who isn't authorized to say yes.
s to load the ftp helper module
ip_conntrack_ftp and allow related connections in your iptables rule
sets.
ala:
-A FORWARD -p tcp -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
Searching google for some the conntrack module and RELATED and iptables
should yield some useful results.
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is for Jaques to make public statements (press
releases that /. et al will pick up) announcing the coming of 9.1/PPC
and asking the community to support it. It's probably too early for
that right now. But I really doubt the vast majority of interested
parties read this list. In fact I'd s
, but I'll be
> happy to look at 8.2 quotas once that is done. If indeed it's not working
> on 8.2 x86 also, you might post on Mandrake-expert and see if someone has
> a solution there.
I can confirm that I've seen similar behavior on x86 in the past. I'm
not sure whi
rce flash players and well they stunk and were very buggy.
Not that the closed source one isn't. But it's less so.
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has actively development on it. If they have to look elsewhere to find
that they will.
At any rate this is my 2 cents on the issue. I continue to use my
Titanium (though not as much as I did, I mostly use an x86 desktop
lately). I have donated to Mandrake, tagging it for PPC. I have bought
have any idea what sort of numbers of Mandrake PPC users
> there are out there?
Yeah but you still replied to an existing thread which puts you some 200
messages up in my display in the middle of a thread on qt.
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If your love has no hope of
?
Not nearly enough that what someone is going to tell you will make him
care. From what I can tell even Mandrake seems to be disappointed in
the PPC userbase.
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If your love has no hope of being welcomed do not voice it; for if it
doesn't do devfs, but the linuxppc kernel does (just my playing
> around).
When I packaged it on my stock 8.2 system pbbuttonsd didn't like the
symlinks. That may have been fixed in a subsequent release...
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We tend to
never start because the paths to the mixer and pmu were
> wrong. Running "pbbuttonsd" on the commandline directly will tell you
> if there are errors in the config.
Those config changes were only necessary because you weren't using
devfs. Anyone using devfs will have pbbutto
#x27;s not supported by the kernel/pmud. And just because other
people have say a TiBook or whatever you have doesn't mean apple hasn't
made some minute change that doesn't create an issue (they do it all the
time).
The issue that Vincent found a solution to was machine
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 06:04:07PM -0400, Stew Benedict wrote:
> If people find these lists of any value, I could setup a cron job to
> do updates to my web space.
It'll be useful to me once I get back from vacation...
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W
ow.
Okay well I guess that's what happens when I answer emails on vacation.
:) Anyway while the specific issues might not exist right now I think
the warning still holds true for all but the extremly committed user. :)
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We tend to see al
ew has been kind enough to try to keep up rebuilding but he has
other responsibilities and hasn't been concentrating on cooker. So
frankly right now just don't run cooker. Unless of course you don't
mind spending lots of time debugging a non-working system.
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ybe
> something in pmud needs/wants devfs (although I've modified the
> configs to point to the proper non-devfs devices). Unless there is
> something in X that is requiring devfs-style
> devices hmmm... something else to test.
>
> Are you booting with devfs=mount?
Nope
.0 for PPC but
rather it will skip a release like we did for 8.1. Stew of course knows
more (or maybe he doesn't ).
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mine history for lessons convenient to the present purpose.
- Brian Hayes
ve a Powerbook
G4 (Titanium) with the Rage 128 Mobility. It wasn't until realtively
recently that I've had this problem. So I think one of the security
updates did it actually. I know stock 8.2 worked fine for me. I
haven't taken the time to install each set of updates one by one
On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 05:33:25PM -0700, Ben Reser wrote:
> I've built these packages for 8.2/ppc there all up on my site here:
> http://mirror.brain.org/linux/breser/ppc/8.2/
FYI gphoto2 for 8.2/ppc has been updated to 4mdk from cooker that fixes
a minor packaging bug. But still
1:46:19 PM PDT
Install date: (not installed) Build Host:
titanium.brain.org
Group : Graphics Source RPM:
gphoto2-2.1.0-3mdk.src.rpm
Size: 511785 License: LGPL
Packager: Ben Reser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
URL
ed however the internet startup script
is designed to do just that. Bring up a dialup connection at startup.
Unfortunately I seem to recall it's pretty buggy.
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We tend to see all wars through the lens of the current conflict, and we
mine h
x.c
(yes 6.10mdk was never released but it should be similar to the 8.?mdk
that's in updates now)
At least from what I can tell from the linux-ide site I would guess that
would be the driver that supported those cards:
http://www.linux-ide.org/chipsets.html
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ht
you mean
by acard). At least my Promise ATA/133 card works fine for me. Though
i must admit I'm not using it on PPC. But I'm pretty sure the driver is
there.
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> for flat display)
>
> Then (and because uninstall Xpmac wasn't working), i'm still under Xpmac.
> How could
> i change that manually. Changing only the X --> Xpmac symlink in /etc/X11 ???
Try running:
XFdrake --expert
Guess XFrake doesn't ask unless you do that
formac Pronitron is
> more or les equivalent to some of those sony 17")
Don't use the ibook display option. It's an LCD and even if the timings
do work with your monitor they probably are way slower than what your
monitor does support. Why don't you try some of the Sony displays?
Then if that doesn't work you could just looking up the exact
information for your monitor and edit the XF86Config-4 file.
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Logitech mice
>
> #Option "ChordMiddle"
>
> EndSection
>
> this looks strange to me because i don't have any usb serial port rather
> an adb one.
>
> how sould i change those line for my mouse ?
You don't need to it looks right. The kernel treat
On Sun, Jul 14, 2002 at 04:47:21PM +0200, Anne et Bertrand wrote:
> That's what I have in MdkPPC-8.2 :
>
> lrwxrwxrwx1 root root 15 mai 23 17:36
> /usr/bin/X11/Xconfigurator -> ../sbin/XFdrake
You must have upgraded from 8.0. Because 8.2 no longer makes t
to account by the package
> manager ?
Read this it explains your problem and provides the solution:
http://www.mandrakesecure.net/en/advisories/2002/MDKA-2002-006.php?dis=8.2
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also tryed to disable local dns and other
> options..)
So do you or don't you have your modem working?
Just an FYI. Linux on PPC is not very easy compared to on PC hardware.
So just get used to the little issues... you'll have plenty of them.
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: Sometimes there are some sounds that seem to be
> "queued up" and all play at once when MOL quits.
Not odd. If you enable sound in MOL you're giving the MacOS control of
the sound hardware. Thus linux can't play sounds.
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nux ppc .. can I install the linux ppc rpms on mandrake
> ppc ? I'd like to have the matrix
> screensaver and xevil ..
Probably not a great idea but I believe they are still binary compatable
in 8.2/ppc. But I wouldn't count on that in future versions as soon as
Mandrake rele
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