to some HP proprietary hardware weirdness.
How would I turn on forwarding, manually, in SNF?
Thank you again. John T
John Turnbull wrote:
I have installed Mandrake SNF on an elderly HP Ventra with a 200MHz
Pentium Pro in a test-bed configuration.
I have it set up with eth0 (ne2k-pci card
I have installed Mandrake SNF on an elderly HP Ventra with a 200MHz
Pentium Pro in a test-bed configuration.
I have it set up with eth0 (ne2k-pci card - 192.168.3.34) connected to
the LAN side of my network and eth1 (3c59x - 192.168.4.34) running
through a crossover cable to a laptop acting as a
Lanman wrote:
John; That's exactly what I have. Install went A.O.K., and system is
rock-solid stable. What video card and hard drive do you have?
On Sunday 13 May 2001 9:48, you wrote:
Are there any known issues with installing Mandrake 8.0 on the mew (Mid
April?) Asus A7V133
I realize that Mandrake 8.0 is very new and as a result, not all the
surprises are known. A quick peruse with various search engines
indicates that there may be some issues between Linux and AMD CPUs or
chip sets.
None-the-less, if one were considering building an AMD based machine,
specifically
Gerry wrote:
Seems you need to make a symlink to the 2.2.18-dir..
cd to the parent dir of "linux-2.2.18", and type:
ln -s linux-2.2.18 linux
That will create a symlink named linux that point to linux-2.2.18.
(btw, did you copy the source to /usr/src/linux-2.2.18 ? the path
It would seem that I have managed to install most of Corel Perfect
Office 2000 under Mandrake 7.2. When I execute wordperfect, as a user, I
get the following error messages:
No running font server was detected.
I will try to start a font server on this host
and then wait for 30 seconds
John Turnbull wrote:
I now have unpacked the
kernel 2.2.18 sources. They wound up in /usr/src/RPM/BUILD/linux, but
the structure looks much like a normal kernel source directory. Now I
can do dome real damage (clearly I am on the edge of my competence
level. John T
Er. . . well I
Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Monday 05 March 2001 01:20 pm, John Turnbull wrote:
I need to compile a new 2.2.18 kernel
snip
vanilla source from kernel.org is not the best way to compile a
Mandrake kernel. I have no idea about your ntp-pps requirement, but
Mandrake source for 2.2.18
Gerry wrote:
Thank you, I had grabbed something called kernel22-2.2.18-14mdk.src.rpm,
(snip)
That's a source rpm, so it put its stuff under /usr/src/RPM/. As root, cd to
that dir and type 'rpm -ba SPECS/kernel22-2.2.18-(etc.)' to configure
compile it. Then it puts the installation rpm
John Turnbull wrote:
snip
Gerry:
Thank you. I would not have discovered that by myself, in a hurry. . .
It had a dependency problem. It requires libbinutils2-devel. I cannot
find this animal in the SRPMS subdirectory or in cooker/Mandrake/RPMS/
but I did find a binutils-2.10.0.24-4mdk
I an setting up a stratum 1 ntp server using a GPS as a reference clock.
To do this, the GPS talks to the computer through one serial port for
the time information and a second serial port for a pps (pulse per
second) signal to condition the computer's clock.
The default serial port
Hi:
I am attempting to set up a stratum 1 ntp server using the CHU Canada
time signal as a reference clock. Is anybody successfully using or
tested the ntp audio reference clock drivers either on a i386 or the
sparc?
Background:
The newest version of NTP has some neat drivers that should
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