Re: [Cooker] Fresh Sunsite hd.img Install Fails
Michael, whoo... just making sure I hadn't lost it completely =) Been a long week with my employer insisting I take MCSE tests all week... everyone please have pity on me! lol -Tim I used to wonder similar things until I subscribed to the changelog list and see the stuff these guys are working on daily. I imagine everything gets triaged and so eventually they will get to it. I got similar messages last week. Yesterday when I did -make that tried- an expert install it froze but when I did recommended it worked. I haven't had any luck configuring my network card in any 2.4.5-x kernel. -- -m-
Re: [Cooker] Evolution-0.1
I've posted an offer several times but I will extend it once again. If anyone has ANY cooker related or general Linux files they would like to make available please email me directly and I will send you the ftp info for my ftp and then post a message to the list when I get the files online. =) -Tim McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message - From: Jeremy Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Cooker Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 10:36 AM Subject: RE: [Cooker] Evolution-0.1 Okso where do i upload the files to ? Can't seem to get write permissions at the server and i tried to upload them at linux-mandrake's ftp but the server complained that it doesn't have enough space. I didn't notice the Don't Upload binaries thing in the directory listing until after i finished uploading the binaries. So I think the binary is still in the server.Where do i upload the files to ? On 28 May 2001 05:20:18 -0700, Brook Humphrey wrote: On Monday 28 May 2001 12:33 am, you wrote: Hi all, For those that use Evolution as their email program, I have edited the source code to remove the development warning window that loads at startup. I got the source code from the mandrake cooker rpms and the spec file that i used is the same one as included in mandrake's src rpm. So there shouldn't be much differences between the cooker version and my version except that you do not have to click OK everytime you start evolution. If anybody is interested, let me know. I will upload the program, devel and src rpms to the Mandrake contribs directory. I would be interested Regards, Jeremy Tan Jeremy Tan
Re: [Cooker] Window Maker ---- a strange RPM
How come!? O_RDWR? What rpm is it? Why would it want to write to rpm database!? Abel Cheung Abel, general rule of thumb is to install rpms as root. All RPM's write to the rpm database when they are installed, that's how the system keeps track of whether or not they are there. If it didn't keep track rpm -e and upgrades would not be possible... su to root and I bet this solves your problem. =) If not, then you do have an issue with a corrupt DB.
Re: [Cooker] Window Maker ---- a strange RPM
:( Hope you won't mind reading the first paragraph of my message before replying? It's source rpm, not binary rpm. Eek... Sorry it's late and I hadn't gotten your post by then. =) Listen to RIP on this one, I overlooked the .src.rpm bit.
Re: [Cooker] BUG List on 28 March 2001 Upgrade
5) INITIAL BOOT: NVidia driver .9-7 fails to build from Source RPMS (rpm -bb --clean NVIDI*spec*)...weird...unressolved symbols when trying to insmod the nvidia.o driver which resulted in me trying to rebuild the source rpms. You can find the NVidia RPMs for 2.4.2-20 at: http://www.crazy-horse.net/cooker along with a working X config file. Don't thank me though, thank Con for getting them to me to put up! =) They work just fine for this kernel and i imagine he'll update them when the next kernel version comes out. -Tim McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] note: if my website acts up it's because I just changed name servers. I mirrored it on the new host already so I think it'll be ok, but you never know
