Re: [expert] Dual BP6 motherboard

[Anton Graham]

Submitted 09-May-00 by Vu Nguyen:
| Hi 
| Here is the list of my hardware
| Motherboard:  BP6
| CPU: 2 of 500MHz celeron (no overclock)
| Bios:  I just flash the new Bios bp6_qq.b01
| 96MB Ram (P100)
| Trident video card:  Trident 3D Image 9880 chipset
| No soundcard
| No modem
| 
| I just set the MPS version control in Bios to 1:1
| I installed the Mandrake with the expert server.  It seems that everything 
| automatic config.  When I start it up, I saw the window with the bird and 
| it said : " One 500MZ (mendocino) CPU.  Is that anywhere else I can check
| to make sure.  And how can I fix it?
| 
| Thank you so much
| 

Do a "uname -r" (without the quotes) and see if the kernel version you are
using is an smp one (i.e. ends in smp).

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Re: [expert] ABIT mobo bios's

[Andrew Lee]

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Don wrote:

> All of the BIOS updates for all of the ABIT mainboards are located on
> this site.
> 
> 
> http://www.abit.com.tw/english/download/index.htm
But I see that information too old than this site:
http://www.abit.com.tw/t_chinese/download/index.htm

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Re: [expert] Boot disk on LS-120

[Civileme]

Piero wrote:
> 
> I am uneasy not having a boot disk. The problem is taht, instead of a normal
> floppy disk I have an LS-120. All the scheems for making boot disk that I have
> seen request to format the diskette doomed to be used as boot disk.
> So, I'd need to know
> 
> 1 is it really necessary to fomat the diskette?
> 
> 2 In case it is: how to have formatted trhough the LS-120 device?
> 
> I tried to ask Mandrake (I have a package giving you the right to 100 days
> assistance), but they weren't unable to tell anything useful. (This is actually
> the main difference with Suse, thatI tried before trying Mandrake: at Suse's, the 
>assisitance
> team was really competent and helpful)

In order to have a boot disk through the ls120, you will need to
use an ls120 cartridge.  The linux kernel mknod() function bombs
on a normal floppy in an ls120.  So the ls120 will format a
normal floppy but linux cannot write the boot sector on it.  

The trick is to format the ls120, then modify the mkbootdisk
script to skip the formatting.

There4 is extensive discussion of this problem by Civileme, Alan
Shoemaker, and Dan Schwarzendruber for this topic circa December
1999.  Please check the archives for more complete details.  It
was Dan who made his own boot disk from an LS120 cartridge.

Civileme

Re: [expert] HP DeskJet 972Cse

[Armisis Aieoln]

I have the 970cxi and it works ok with the generic deskjet drivers with
linux... acutaly i use the 550c driver... awaiting new ones... HP said they
dont and wont support linux at all.


dave


On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> Do any of you have the Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 972Cse printer?  It is an
> excellent printer (I know; I have one).
> 
> I have one connected to a windows machine called 'HAL'.  I use SMB
> printing through Samba to let my computer print to it on the local area
> network (LAN!).  Unfortunately, I can only seem to print text.  And I have
> to set that annoying CR->CRLF feature.
> 
> Has anyone had any luck using a 972Cse (either remotely or locally) to
> print?  At all?  If so, please tell me!
> 
> Thanks again to everyone on this list.  Groups like this one are the true
> power of Linux; with advances come complexity, but there are always
> helpful users waiting to spread their beloved system.  Linux rocks, and
> don't allow anyone to make you think otherwise.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Asheesh Laroia.
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Re: [expert] Dual AMD K6's?

[Michael Holt]

Cool, thanks!

kaygee wrote:
> 
> As far as I know the only info is that it will support DDR-RAM, Dual
> processors, and a 266mhz FSB, and it will debut after the 760 (also from
> AMD) which has all of the above but does not support dual processors.  I
> expect the 770 at the end of 2000 but that's according to the current AMD
> roadmap which may change.
> 
> Keith
> --
> There's ease of use and then there's ease of usefulness.
> Choose usefulness. Choose Linux.
> 
> On Tue, 9 May 2000, Michael Holt wrote:
> 
> > kaygee wrote:
> > >
> > > AMD chips cannot be used in dp configurations although the K7 should be
> > > able to by this fall when AMD introduces it's 770 chipset.
> >
> > Do you have anymore info on this chipset (770) or could you direct me to
> > a website that does?


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Re: [expert] ABIT mobo bios's

[Andrew Lee]

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Russ Pitman wrote:

>   I cannot find -any- bios info at ABIT's home page
>   http://www.abit.com.tw  All I can find is a link to
> their home brew Linux.
>   I need to get an upgrade to my BX6-2 board,hopefully to fix it
> so I can set to boot from the cd and get it to do it.
>   Am I missing something there and can anyone suggest an
> alternative.
Hi friend,
try this link: ftp://ftp.abit.com.tw/pub/bios/bx6r2/bxrqr.exe

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Re: [expert] Dual BP6 motherboard

[Vu Nguyen]

Hi 
Here is the list of my hardware
Motherboard:  BP6
CPU: 2 of 500MHz celeron (no 
overclock)
Bios:  I just flash the new Bios 
bp6_qq.b01
96MB Ram (P100)
Trident video card:  Trident 3D Image 9880 
chipset
No soundcard
No modem
 
I just set the MPS version control in Bios to 
1:1
I installed the Mandrake with the expert 
server.  It seems that everything automatic config.  When I start it 
up, I saw the window with the bird and it said : " One 500MZ (mendocino) 
CPU.  Is that anywhere else I can check to make sure.  And how can I 
fix it?
 
Thank you so much
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Larry Sword 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 7:04 PM
  Subject: Re: [expert] Dual BP6 
  motherboard
  Vu Nguyen wrote: 
  

HiDoes anyone successfully config Mandrake on Dual PB6 motherboard and 
have both CPU working (Celeron)?.  Please give me some helps with the 
installation step.  I tried too many time (Flashing new Bios, reinstall 
Mandrake..), but it still only recognize only one 
CPU. Thank you so 
muchGive the specs of your system. BIOS 
  CPU's OC'ed? Memory 
  Also include the steps you have taken so far to check you cpu's to insure 
  both are good, each in each socket etc. etc   
    

Re: [expert] Re: [newbie] Color QuickCam

[John D. Kim]

the new generations of quickcam released under Logitech are not supported
in linux, but the older generation that was released under connectix has
fairly good support.  The problem is finding this camera and not paying
through the nose on ebay.  Luckily, I found information on Phillips USB
webcams that have very good support in Linux.  I bought one for like 60 on
buy.com.  Pretty much the only thing special you need to do is to download
the usb backport to 2.2.14 and patch the kernel.  The newest backport
doesn't work with the driver yet, but 2.3.50 backport works well.  And I
must say, the quality is noticibly better than quickcam(express, which I
also have on my Windows machine).  For more information, you can check
out:

http://www.smcc.demon.nl/webcam/

I have mine pointed at my livingroom on:

http://cafe.berkeley.edu/~johnkim/webcam.html

John Kim
Linux System Engineer @ ASL - visit us as www.aslab.com

On Fri, 5 May 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:

> Billwhat makes you think that it's supported under Linux? 
> I have a Color Quickcam too and I've never gotten any inkling
> (I've been running various Linux distributions since January,
> 1999) that it has any support under Linux.
> 
> First off, mine's a usb and until Mandrake 7.0 was released
> there was no Linux distro I'm aware of that supported any usb
> devices out of the box.  MDK 7.0 only supports usb keyboards
> and mice.
> 
> Then again, you may have a parallel Color Quickcam, but even
> if you can get it recognized as a device on the parallel port,
> there's no no application software to support it, none at
> least that I am aware of.
> 
> Alan
> 
> 
> Bill Dearing wrote:
> > 
> > At 08:35 PM 05/03/2000, you wrote:
> > >This has probably been asked before and answered.. but just found the
> > >group... I have a  and can't seem to get it to work..
> > >
> > >before I got an error saying something abour the paraport being busy..
> > >
> > >Since I have clean reinstalled 7.0 and everything else is working fine and
> > >now I want to get the QuickCam working.
> > >
> > >Can anyone give me the steps to get it working
> > 
> > I've never gotten my camera working, and would like to. I'd be really
> > interested to know if anyone here has or might have some pointers on how to
> > do it.
> > 
> > I have the same problem when I try to load the c-qcam driver as you. I get
> > a paraport busy error, and it doesn't work. I'm running Mandrake 7.0 on an
> > old PI 166. The system otherwise works just great, and also prints just
> > fine through the same port I'm trying to get the camera to work through.
> > Killing the lpd daemon hasn't helped, either.
> > 
> > I looked in the archives for this list hoping to find this had already been
> > tackled. No dice. I found the same paraport busy error had came up for
> > people when they were trying to get their Zip drives to work through the
> > parallel port. The solution to that problem came by creating a mount point
> > for the Zip drive (which I don't think is necessarily right for a camera).
> > 
> > I also learned that the paraport busy error only means the driver didn't
> > load correctly, and not that the port is necessarily busy.
> > 
> > A search on Deja news shows a few people asking this same question about
> > getting the cam to work, but no one has ever responded as far as I could
> > see. The Quick Cam mini-howto sorta brushed over the whole driver loading
> > issues, and I found no other references anywhere else.
> > 
> > I may come up dry here, too, but I guess it's worth a shot. Supposedly this
> > camera works under Linux. It'd be great if I could get it to work myself.
> 

Re: [expert] RE: [newbie] A Dual CPU Computer

[Ralph]

Really my dual pentium 2 350 caqn do 2 packets at once in about
10 hrs. :-)
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From: "ptah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 10:04 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] RE: [newbie] A Dual CPU Computer


> "Jose M. Sanchez" wrote:
>
> > Heh, my dual PIII 450 does a block in 8 hours...
> >
> >
>
> > -JMS
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > My system is as follows:
> > Abit BP6 Motherboard
> > Dual Celeron 466 overclocked to 525
> > 160 MB RAM
> > 13.6 GB WD HDD ATA-66
> > Diamond Multimedia Speedstar A90 16MB RAM
> > SBLive Value
> > 52X CD-ROM (Creative)
> > 4x/4x/24x CD-RW (Phillips)
> > Internal Zip Drive
> > 3½" Floppy
> >
> > I can complete a block of SETI in about 10 hours!
>
> No trying to bust your bubble, but...
>
>
> Try doing two packets at once, put seti in two
> different directories and run them both.
>
> Your packet time will go from 10 to like 15 hours
> each!  a 66mhz FSB is not very practical for
> two proc's sharing the same bandwidth.
>
> I used the abit BP6 for about a month, its a
> unreliable piece of shit and I would recommend
> you RUSH it back to where you got it and
> get an RMA, quick!
>

Re: [expert] Dual AMD K6's?

[kaygee]

As far as I know the only info is that it will support DDR-RAM, Dual
processors, and a 266mhz FSB, and it will debut after the 760 (also from
AMD) which has all of the above but does not support dual processors.  I
expect the 770 at the end of 2000 but that's according to the current AMD
roadmap which may change.

Keith
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Choose usefulness. Choose Linux.

On Tue, 9 May 2000, Michael Holt wrote:

> kaygee wrote:
> > 
> > AMD chips cannot be used in dp configurations although the K7 should be
> > able to by this fall when AMD introduces it's 770 chipset.
> 
> Do you have anymore info on this chipset (770) or could you direct me to
> a website that does?
> 
> Thanks, Mike
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Re: [expert] Dual BP6 motherboard

[Larry Sword]

Vu Nguyen wrote:

HiDoes
anyone successfully config Mandrake on Dual PB6 motherboard and have both
CPU working (Celeron)?.  Please give me some helps with the installation
step.  I tried too many time (Flashing new Bios, reinstall Mandrake..),
but it still only recognize only one CPU. Thank
you so much
Give the specs of your system.
BIOS
CPU's
OC'ed?
Memory
Also include the steps you have taken so far to check you cpu's to insure
both are good, each in each socket etc. etc
 
 

[expert] Dual BP6 motherboard

[Vu Nguyen]

Hi
Does anyone successfully config Mandrake on Dual 
PB6 motherboard and have both CPU working (Celeron)?.  Please give me some 
helps with the installation step.  I tried too many time (Flashing new 
Bios, reinstall Mandrake..), but it still only recognize only one 
CPU.
 
Thank you so much

Re: [expert] Dual AMD K6's?

[Michael Holt]

kaygee wrote:
> 
> AMD chips cannot be used in dp configurations although the K7 should be
> able to by this fall when AMD introduces it's 770 chipset.

Do you have anymore info on this chipset (770) or could you direct me to
a website that does?

Thanks, Mike
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Re: [expert] nfs & rpc question: "Program not registered"

[Charles Curley]

On Fri, Feb 18, 2000 at 10:10:44AM -0700, Charles Curley wrote:
-> I have been able to nfs mount the root partition of a computer for over a
-> year with no problems. Recently, power went out, affecting both of the
-> computers involved, causing both to die a horrible death. As I was not
-> around at the time, I don't know what error messages were shown when the
-> machines rebooted.
-> 
-> The error message I now get is:
-> 
-> root@charlesc # mount /mnt/server/
-> mount: RPC: Program not registered
-> 
-> charlesc's fstab contains:
-> 
-> server://mnt/server nfs timeo=14,intr,noauto 0 0
-> 
-> server's /etc/exports is:
-> 
-> [ccurley@server ccurley]$ cat /etc/exports /   charlesc(no_root_squash)
-> 
-> also on server:
-> 
-> [ccurley@server ccurley]$ cat /etc/rpc | grep -i nfs
-> nfs 13  nfsprog
-> rpcnfs  100116  na.rpcnfs
-> nfs_acl 100227
-> pcnfsd  150001
-> bwnfsd  545580417
-> 
-> Any brilliant ideas out there?


I finally solved this problem. the most useful resource turned out to be a
checklist in a recent version of the NFS HOW-TO, at
ttp://www.redhat.com/mirrors/LDP/HOWTO/NFS-HOWTO-7.html.

It turned out in my case that the problem was incorrect syntax in the
/etc/hosts.allow file that was preventing rpc from accepting requests.

Another item not mentioned in the HOW-TO above is that the /etc/exports
file does not allow tabs; white space must be spaces, not tabs. This may
apply to other files as well.


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[expert] Modifying Source Code

[Wizaerd]

I've always been curious as to how many people play around the code for
things such as Apache, PHP, mySQL and others...  adding functionality it did
not formerly include, or change the way certain things work... is there
many?

Joseph E. Sheble
a.k.a. Wizaerd
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Canvas, 3D, Graphics, ColdFusion
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[expert] Boot disk on LS-120

[Piero]

I am uneasy not having a boot disk. The problem is taht, instead of a normal
floppy disk I have an LS-120. All the scheems for making boot disk that I have
seen request to format the diskette doomed to be used as boot disk. 
So, I'd need to know 

1 is it really necessary to fomat the diskette? 

2 In case it is: how to have formatted trhough the LS-120 device?


I tried to ask Mandrake (I have a package giving you the right to 100 days
assistance), but they weren't unable to tell anything useful. (This is actually
the main difference with Suse, thatI tried before trying Mandrake: at Suse's, the 
assisitance
team was really competent and helpful)

Re: [expert] ABIT mobo bios's

[Don]

Russ Pitman wrote:
> 
> I cannot find -any- bios info at ABIT's home page
> http://www.abit.com.tw  All I can find is a link to
> their home brew Linux.
> I need to get an upgrade to my BX6-2 board,hopefully to fix it
> so I can set to boot from the cd and get it to do it.
> Am I missing something there and can anyone suggest an
> alternative.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> --
> 
> russ

All of the BIOS updates for all of the ABIT mainboards are located on
this site.


http://www.abit.com.tw/english/download/index.htm

ttyl, 

Don 

Re: [expert] Trouble booting from a bootdisk

[Wolfgang Bornath]

On Mon, May 08, 2000 at 22:31 -0700, John Wenger wrote:
 
> I just made a boot disk using 
> 
> mkbootdisk 
> 
> where  was taken from the output of uname -a.

That's ok, you might have used 'mkbootdisk $(uname -r)'
 
> I rebooted from the floppy, and typed "rescue" at the lilo
> prompt, and got the response:
> 
> Kernel Panic: No init found: Try passing init=option to
> kernel.

I guess it's the initrd which is missing.
 
> I RTFM and found nothing relevant in the Table of Contents
> of either the User or Reference Manual for 7.0.

Did you read the BOOTDISK-HOWTO ?

wobo
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Re: [expert] Gabber...

[Luca Ognibene]

Asheesh Laroia wrote:
> 
> Gabber is a GNOME implementation of the Jabber IM protocol.  Information
> about it can be found at gabber.sourceforge.net.
> 
> Anyway, has anyone got it to compile?  It manages to get through
> 
> ./configure
> 
> unscarred, but when I type
> 
> make
> 
> it dies, saying "../include/jabberoo.hh:40: sigc++/signal_system.h: No such file or 
>directory"
> 
> Anyone have any ideas?
> 
> It looks like I'm missing some GNOME libraries, but I've installed all the
> Mdk RPMs.
> 
> Thanks so much in advance.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Asheesh Laroia.

Try to read the README file in the gabber package... You have to
download a couple of libraries:
GNet>=1.0.0
libsigc++=1.1.8

In that file it's written also the link where you can get these files.

Re: [expert] ABIT mobo bios's

[Rial Juan]

A search at http://www.drivershq.com comes up with:

http://www.abit-usa.com/html/download.htm
ftp://ftp.abit.com.tw
ftp://ftp.cis.nctu.edu.tw/Vendors/ABIT
http://www.abit.com.tw/english/download/index.htm

I'm sure you'll find it in one of these locations... I have an abit board
myself, and I found my BIOS upgrade there too...

On May 9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>   I cannot find -any- bios info at ABIT's home page
>   http://www.abit.com.tw  All I can find is a link to
> their home brew Linux.
>   I need to get an upgrade to my BX6-2 board,hopefully to fix it
> so I can set to boot from the cd and get it to do it.
>   Am I missing something there and can anyone suggest an
> alternative.
> 
>   Thanks.
> 
> 

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Re: [expert] OT DNS Server and nslookup Problems

[Charles L. Burkins]

On 9 May 00, at 11:32, Brian Schroeder wrote:

I'm sure someone will stop me if I'm wrong , but haven't you 
asked for named to find your zone file in /etc/etc/named.local? The 
directive directory "/etc"; lets you specify your zone files without 
a path. 

Also according to my docs, you are missing an "in" in the named.conf 

> zone "112.132.10.in_addr.arpa"{
> type master;
> file "/etc/oerl.au.rev";
> notify no;
> };

should have it's first line as 
zone "112.132.10.in_addr.arpa" in {
although I expect that what you have may be a legal abbreviation.

Finally, do you have two nameservers selected? It seems to me that
> @   IN  NS  ls2
> @   IN  NS  ls2.oerl.au.

point to the same thing.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck
Chuck Burkins

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[expert] ABIT mobo bios's

[Russ Pitman]

I cannot find -any- bios info at ABIT's home page
http://www.abit.com.tw  All I can find is a link to
their home brew Linux.
I need to get an upgrade to my BX6-2 board,hopefully to fix it
so I can set to boot from the cd and get it to do it.
Am I missing something there and can anyone suggest an
alternative.

Thanks.

-- 

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Re: [expert] Trouble booting from a bootdisk

[Tom Brinkman]

On Tue, 09 May 2000, you wrote:
> Would someone please direct me to online instructions for
> using a Mandrake boot disk on Mandrake 7.0?  Even better
> would be instructions here on how to use one.
> 
> I just made a boot disk using 
> 
> mkbootdisk 

   MUO suggests  'mkbootdisk $(uname -r)'

http://www.mandrakeuser.org/siteindex.html

> 
> where  was taken from the output of uname -a.
> 
> I rebooted from the floppy, and typed "rescue" at the lilo
> prompt,
> 

Don't type 'rescue', just hit  and you'll boot from
the boot disk you made (above)

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> and got the response:
> 
> Kernel Panic: No init found: Try passing init=option to
> kernel.
> 
> I am not sure what this means, and don't know how to
> proceed.
> 
> I RTFM and found nothing relevant in the Table of Contents
> of either the User or Reference Manual for 7.0.
> 
> TIA,
> 
> John
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Re: [expert] OT DNS Server and nslookup Problems

[Dave Lers]

On Mon, 08 May 2000, Brian Schroeder wrote:
> I provided as little information as I did in the hope that someone would
> recognize my problem and be able to help me, without me swamping the
> list with lots of data.  The files are:

What is the problem?, I don't see it mentioned in this post but your zone file
looks a bit off. What messages are you getting for named in /log/messages?

> @   IN  SOA ls2.oerl.au.hostmaster.oerl.au. (
> 250401 ; serial
> 28800 ; refresh
> 7200 ; retry
> 604800 ; expire
> 86400 ; default_ttl
> )
> ;
> @   IN  NS  ls2
> @   IN  NS  ls2.oerl.au.

The name server on your box is listed twice. I'd get rid of the first record

> ;
> ; Adresses for the canonical names
> ;
> localhost   IN  A   127.0.0.1
> sun1IN  A   10.132.112.21
> sun2IN  A   10.132.112.22

What are sun1 and 2?

The A record for your box is missing

ls2.oerl.au.IN  A   xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx