Re: [newbie] HELP!, 2.2.13 kernel compiling problems.

2000-02-24 Thread Ramiro Aceves, EA1ABZ

Hello Warren!!

Nice to meet you.
Thank you very much for information. Now my 486 boots ok!!!
Many thanks again.
Sorry for my bad english

See you

Bye,


Warren Doney wrote:
 
 mv /lib/modules/2.2.13-xx /lib/modules/2.2.13-xx.bak
 *before* you recompile the kernel.
 If you don't, new kernel looks for old modules
 
 -WBD
 
 - Original Message -
 From: "EA1ABZ, Ramiro" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 1:13 AM
 Subject: [newbie] HELP!, 2.2.13 kernel compiling problems.
 
  Hi all
 
  I have mandrake 6.0 distribution. I have compiled my 2.2.13 kernel using
  486 option with success. Today I have recompiled again to  add some
  amateur radio modules and remove other modules and things I do not use.
  Now it stops when booting.
  I have used the following commands:
  make menuconfig
  make dep
  make clean
  make zImage ( some times I needed bzImage)
  make modules
  make modules_install
  make install
  When booting the machine, all is ok, but it stops on " finding module
  dependencies"
  I press CTRL - C and it continnues, but after a while it says something
  like :" kernel does not suppot vfat"
  Starting continnues and it finishes normally.
 
  How can I fix this problem?
  I have recompiled the kernel several times with same problem and I am
  bored, compilling kernel and modules takes about 3 hours in my old 486.
 
  Thanks in advance.
  Ramiro.
 
 
 
   c

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[newbie] re: updates to 7.0

2000-02-24 Thread Steve Edmunds



Hi,

I am seeing files getting wiped out on a FAT32 disk when booting 
between mandrake 7.0 and W98.
I upgraded to the 1st image 7.0 from a purchased copy of 6.1, so 
I think after reading the update section at mandrake.com that I 
have the bug they mentionthere's no detail though so can't be 
sure However, I look on all the mirrors, and only see image files, 
can anyone tell me what the actual RPMs are that I need to install?
It'd be far nicer to list these on the homepage the way RedHat does
btw...also more detail on whatever bug is alluded too.
Other than that, it's my favourite dist./

Cheers

Steve
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650.933.8560  Fax: 650.932.8560



Re: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro

2000-02-24 Thread BrianGreen

You have to boot the machine with the Partition Magic diskette in the floppy
drive.  Then when you get the A:\ prompt, type "pqmagict.exe" and hit enter.


- Original Message -
From: Sam Junge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 10:09 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro


 thanks for anwsering, but how do i get to dos ? when the computer boots
up,
 it gives me a lilo with windows, linux, and floppy ( for loading linux ),
 and when i run windows, nothing happens but the error message from
 PartitionMagic

 -Original Message-
 From: Pittman, Merle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Thursday, February 24, 2000 2:11 PM
 Subject: RE: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro


 from dos type "fdisk /mbr"
 
 This will reset the wndows/dos partition
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Sam Junge [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 11:50 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro
 
  I installed a Linux partition, then tried to delete it using
  PartitionMagic's delete partition option in windows 98. When the
computer
  booted up, the delete partition dos program came up, and i went through
  all the steps. The computer re-booted, and went to lilo again w/ linux
  stil as an option. This isn't the problem, though, because when i try
to
  run windows it goes into the delete partition dos program and tells me
  "could not delete linux partition. The operating system partition being
  deleted was not found." And every time i reboot and try to run windows,
 it
  gives me this window with clicking ok as the only option. ( when i
click
  ok, the system reboots ). ANY IDEAS? Im desperate, i can't get into
  windows 98 and i linux doesn't work anyways/





Re: [[newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????]

2000-02-24 Thread Michael Scottaline

"Samir Desai" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor, 
 tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now I

 would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through the

 earlier process.
 
 Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
=
XF86Setup  or  xf86config

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Re: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread G_REEPER

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On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, you wrote:
 during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor, 
 tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now I 
 would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through the 
 earlier process.
 
 Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] YAMAHA Audio Chip Supported ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Alan Shoemaker

Samirtry the below URL:

http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fhard.php3

Alan


Samir Desai wrote:
 
 Is there any info. that has a list of sound cards/chips supported by
 Mandrake Linux.  I have a Yamaha onBoard chip although neither Lothar nor
 the Install/upgrade wizard could identify the hardware.
 
 Would greatly appreciate any form of help on this one.  I am a newbie with
 LINUX.  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro

2000-02-24 Thread Alan Shoemaker

Samis your windows partition's status marked as active?  If
not windows cannot boot.

Alan


 Sam Junge wrote:
 
 I installed a Linux partition, then tried to delete it using
 PartitionMagic's delete partition option in windows 98. When
 the computer booted up, the delete partition dos program came
 up, and i went through all the steps. The computer re-booted,
 and went to lilo again w/ linux stil as an option. This isn't
 the problem, though, because when i try to run windows it goes
 into the delete partition dos program and tells me "could not
 delete linux partition. The operating system partition being
 deleted was not found." And every time i reboot and try to run
 windows, it gives me this window with clicking ok as the only
 option. ( when i click ok, the system reboots ). ANY IDEAS? Im
 desperate, i can't get into windows 98 and i linux doesn't
 work anyways/



[newbie] Severe PartitionMagic Error, please read

2000-02-24 Thread Sam Junge



Here is my problem, please take the time to read it 
:
 
 I recently installed partition and boot 
magic on my windows 98 computer in preparation to install mandrake Linux 7.0. I 
installed Linux,butfeltI did not do a good enough job so i 
decided to delete the partition. WhenI got to Windows, I used the 
deleteLinux partition option that PartitionMagic gave me. When the 
computer rebooted,I went through the steps of thedos delete linux 
partition program, and it seemed as though it had worked. When the computer 
re-booted, Lilo gave me the same three options as usual : windows, linux, and 
floppy. Whether or not linux should still be listed as an option or whether I 
should have entered lilo at all is a different question, because when 
ityped linux just in case,it doesn't work anyways. ( the floppy 
option is also not the problem ) My real problem is that when i type in 
"windows" the computer goes to the partitionMagic dos program that says "the 
Linux partition could not be deleted. That operating system partition to be 
deleted was not found." Thisprogram gives me only the option to click ok, 
and when i do so, the computer reboots and when i type windows again under lilo, 
the same problem occurs. I have heard several responses, none of which I have 
gotten to work. 
 I made a boot disk on my other windows 
computer ( typing sys a: at dos prompt at other computer ). I then put the disk 
into the computer and it booted up into a dos prompt. People told me to type 
fdisk /mbr, which i did at both the a and the c prompt, but neither recognized 
it. I also typed win / win98 / windows, but that didn't work either. 

 I can't get back into my computer ( windows 
), so please try to solve my problem. 
 THANKS A MILLION, 
me


[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(

2000-02-24 Thread John Catral

Why is Mandrake 7.0 reading my 224 megs of RAM as only 64Megs?  I know
 theres a line like append=224M that I need insert into a file.  The proble
 is that I forgot which file and where in the file do I insert it.  Can
 someone help? =)
 
 John
 
 ps
 I get this weird problem and I am not sure if it is related but when I log
 into Gnome, it seems that after loading some applications, eventually 
 applications that i try to launch doesnt launch.  I dont even get an error
 so I am not sure whats the problem.  Any thoughts on this?  Oh im using
 Mandrake 7.0 thanks in advance guys and gals! =) 

  



[newbie] Socks5 rpms in Cooker

2000-02-24 Thread G_REEPER

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I need to setup socks5 support guys. I found the rpms in cooker  to do this . I
was wondering if i can use the rpms in 7.02 or are they going to need 
something other from the cooker distro?
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Oops, Wrong one `Do it yourself.' 
That's it."
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Re: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro

2000-02-24 Thread Tony

Get into Dos by using a windows boot disk, then run fdisk/mbr
- Original Message -
From: "Sam Junge" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 2:09 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro


 thanks for anwsering, but how do i get to dos ? when the computer boots
up,
 it gives me a lilo with windows, linux, and floppy ( for loading linux ),
 and when i run windows, nothing happens but the error message from
 PartitionMagic

 -Original Message-
 From: Pittman, Merle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Thursday, February 24, 2000 2:11 PM
 Subject: RE: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro


 from dos type "fdisk /mbr"
 
 This will reset the wndows/dos partition
 
  -Original Message-
  From: Sam Junge [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
  Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 11:50 AM
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Subject: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro
 
  I installed a Linux partition, then tried to delete it using
  PartitionMagic's delete partition option in windows 98. When the
computer
  booted up, the delete partition dos program came up, and i went through
  all the steps. The computer re-booted, and went to lilo again w/ linux
  stil as an option. This isn't the problem, though, because when i try
to
  run windows it goes into the delete partition dos program and tells me
  "could not delete linux partition. The operating system partition being
  deleted was not found." And every time i reboot and try to run windows,
 it
  gives me this window with clicking ok as the only option. ( when i
click
  ok, the system reboots ). ANY IDEAS? Im desperate, i can't get into
  windows 98 and i linux doesn't work anyways/



Re: [newbie] Cannot get LILO to intialize Network Adapters

2000-02-24 Thread Audrey Beck

root wrote:
 
 Please help...I'm about ready to quit Linux and go back to Windows forever.
 I cannot get either of my PCI network adapters to initialize.
 
 Lothar recognizes both of my adapters and lists them in the following
 order:
 
 3Com Fastnet 3C905B
 Netgear FA310TX as DEC (Tulip)
 
 I assume the 3Com is eth0 and Netgear is eth1.  The 3Com is connected to
 my DSL modem and Netgear to my LAN.  I put in all of the IP addresses,
 submasks, DNS addresses, and gateways exactly as I have them under
 Windows.  I use the 3c509 module for the 3com adapter and tulip for the
 netgear.  I even used the interupts reported under windows...5 for 3com
 and 11 for netgear.
 
 No matter what I do, both network adapters fail to inialize when
 rebooted by LILO.
 
 I've spent many hours trying to figure this out but to no avail.  Any
 help woiuld be greatly appreciated!!!
 
 Thank you,
 Dennis
 
 Dennis M. Frisman, M.D.
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 http://www.immunoquery.com

Log in as root to a console or xterm.  Look at the stuff on your system
with:
cat /proc/interrupts
cat /proc/ioports

Check out the dirs under /proc and cat them to see what it reports.  It
might be that under linux the cards have different irq or io.




Re: [newbie] Lothar..

2000-02-24 Thread Audrey Beck

Ger-Bil Jinn wrote:
 
 Same here, I just got the 7.0-2 CD and it still can't recognize my
 NE2000 compatible NIC.
 
 :3)~~
 
 Kyle \"Orange\" Spahn wrote:
 
  Hey everyone,
  I haven't been able to get my NE2000 compatible network card to work in
  Lothar yet. I can't run the configuration for it. I must be doing something
  totally wrong, so please help me! ;)

On the list somewhere (here or expert) I think Axalon said there are two
tulip drivers.  tulip.o and old_tulip.o (something like that).  So, if
you can find where your current driver is, find the real name for the
other driver and try that one.  Look in your /etc/conf.modules file to
see what you are loading now.  That might fix the problem.




Re: [newbie] KDE resolution, Generic VGA

2000-02-24 Thread Audrey Beck

Rog wrote:
 
 So I got Mandrake 7.0 up and running, finally (after some Compaq
 generated difficulties), but right now my screen resolution is
 extremely low since I had to select Generic VGA for a vid card. I have
 an integrated motherboard, an Intel 810, which uses an Intel 810
 Chipset Graphics driver.
 
 So, initially, I thought I was going to have to get a supported video
 card, but then I found a driver for my cheesy 810 thatll make it work
 at http://www.precisioninsight.com (more specifically at
 ftp://ftp.precisioninsight.com/pub/pi/XFCom/). So I download the
 readme, and with the exception of no 32bpp support (I generally use 16
 anyways), it looks pretty good. So, the next step is the instructions,
 which are at
 http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/linuxinstal.htm
 
 And for me, thats where the bottom falls out. I can't make heads or
 tails out of it. I'm not sure if Im supposed to just install the
 driver RPM, or if Im supposed to do that, install something else and
 download and install another Xserver. If someone else is familiar with
 how to do this (or wouldnt mind taking a look at the instruction
 page), and could walk me through it, I'd be highly appreciative.
 
 Thanks!
 
 peace,
 
 Rog
 http://www.slammingrooves.com

Just do the rpm stuff.  Type in the commands as shown.  Don't recompile
the kernel or any of the stuff at the very end of the instructions. 
Intel has the rpm that goes with the instructions (just one file is all
you need), so I don't know if the driver set you have will match those
instructions.




Re: [newbie] Severe PartitionMagic Error, please read

2000-02-24 Thread BrianGreen

Do you have the PQmagic floppy?


- Original Message -
From: Sam Junge
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 1998 11:03 AM
Subject: [newbie] Severe PartitionMagic Error, please read


Here is my problem, please take the time to read it :

I recently installed partition and boot magic on my windows 98 computer
in preparation to install mandrake Linux 7.0. I installed Linux, but felt I
did not do a good enough job so i decided to delete the partition. When I
got to Windows, I used the delete Linux partition option that PartitionMagic
gave me. When the computer rebooted, I went through the steps of the dos
delete linux partition program, and it seemed as though it had worked. When
the computer re-booted, Lilo gave me the same three options as usual :
windows, linux, and floppy. Whether or not linux should still be listed as
an option or whether I should have entered lilo at all is a different
question, because when i typed linux just in case, it doesn't work anyways.
( the floppy option is also not the problem ) My real problem is that when i
type in "windows" the computer goes to the partitionMagic dos program that
says "the Linux partition could not be deleted. That operating system
partition to be deleted was not found." This program gives me only the
option to click ok, and when i do so, the computer reboots and when i type
windows again under lilo, the same problem occurs. I have heard several
responses, none of which I have gotten to work.
I made a boot disk on my other windows computer ( typing sys a: at dos
prompt at other computer ). I then put the disk into the computer and it
booted up into a dos prompt. People told me to type fdisk /mbr, which i did
at both the a and the c prompt, but neither recognized it. I also typed win
/ win98 / windows, but that didn't work either.
I can't get back into my computer ( windows ), so please try to solve my
problem.
THANKS A MILLION, me



Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]

2000-02-24 Thread Michael Scottaline

"John Catral" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Why is Mandrake 7.0 reading my 224 megs of RAM as only 64Megs?  I know
  theres a line like append=224M that I need insert into a file.  The proble
  is that I forgot which file and where in the file do I insert it.  Can
  someone help? =)
==
The line goes into /etc/lilo.conf
Mike

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Re: [newbie] Severe PartitionMagic Error, please read

2000-02-24 Thread Pat Mellema

Sam 
You need to copy fdisk.exe to the floppy from your
windows\command directory. You are trying to run a
program that is not in the listed path. After you have
that program on the floppy run fdisk /mbr it should
take care of the problem.

Pat
--- BrianGreen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Do you have the PQmagic floppy?
 
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Sam Junge
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 1998 11:03 AM
 Subject: [newbie] Severe PartitionMagic Error,
 please read
 
 
 Here is my problem, please take the time to read it
 :
 
 I recently installed partition and boot magic on
 my windows 98 computer
 in preparation to install mandrake Linux 7.0. I
 installed Linux, but felt I
 did not do a good enough job so i decided to delete
 the partition. When I
 got to Windows, I used the delete Linux partition
 option that PartitionMagic
 gave me. When the computer rebooted, I went through
 the steps of the dos
 delete linux partition program, and it seemed as
 though it had worked. When
 the computer re-booted, Lilo gave me the same three
 options as usual :
 windows, linux, and floppy. Whether or not linux
 should still be listed as
 an option or whether I should have entered lilo at
 all is a different
 question, because when i typed linux just in case,
 it doesn't work anyways.
 ( the floppy option is also not the problem ) My
 real problem is that when i
 type in "windows" the computer goes to the
 partitionMagic dos program that
 says "the Linux partition could not be deleted. That
 operating system
 partition to be deleted was not found." This program
 gives me only the
 option to click ok, and when i do so, the computer
 reboots and when i type
 windows again under lilo, the same problem occurs. I
 have heard several
 responses, none of which I have gotten to work.
 I made a boot disk on my other windows computer
 ( typing sys a: at dos
 prompt at other computer ). I then put the disk into
 the computer and it
 booted up into a dos prompt. People told me to type
 fdisk /mbr, which i did
 at both the a and the c prompt, but neither
 recognized it. I also typed win
 / win98 / windows, but that didn't work either.
 I can't get back into my computer ( windows ),
 so please try to solve my
 problem.
 THANKS A MILLION, me
 
 
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2000-02-24 Thread Tom Hendrix



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Re: [newbie] problems after install

2000-02-24 Thread Carl Kehley



Pat Mellema wrote:

 I installed Mandrake 7 today and came up with a
 problem  when I try to run it it comes up to the
 command line login screen and starts flashing off and
 on about every second and the keyboard does not
 respond. I have been able to login in mode 1 but I
 have no idea where to look or what to look for. Any
 help would be welcomed.

 Thanks
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Pat,

I had something similar happen today.  I corrected it by running the
installation, choosing upgrade, custom, normal, and then letting the
installer do the X configuration again.  I had mistakenly changed my
video preferences, and the flashing screen was an indication that the
requested screen resolution could not be loaded.  It may work for your
problem, too.

Carl Kehley



Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]

2000-02-24 Thread John Catral

where in lilo.conf?  I know that you must put it in a specific place right?

John
- Original Message -
From: Michael Scottaline [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 8:22 PM
Subject: Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]


 "John Catral" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Why is Mandrake 7.0 reading my 224 megs of RAM as only 64Megs?  I know
   theres a line like append=224M that I need insert into a file.  The
proble
   is that I forgot which file and where in the file do I insert it.  Can
   someone help? =)
 ==
 The line goes into /etc/lilo.conf
 Mike

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[newbie] 6.1 - 7.0: No Mouse!

2000-02-24 Thread Lane Lester

I just installed the Mandrake 7.0.2 I bought from Linux System Labs,
and now I have no mouse in X.

To explain further: I had no mouse during the install, because I have
an unused PS/2 port (I use ttyS0), and both Corel Linux and Mandrake
assume I'm using the PS/2.  That part is OK, and I expect not to have
a mouse when I boot the first time. I edit XF86Config, replacing the
"PS/2" with "Microsoft" and "/dev/psaux" with "/dev/ttyS0". That works
for Corel, but it didn't work for Mandrake.

In my initial install of Mandrake 6.1, it asked me what kind of mouse
I had, and I didn't even have to do the fiddling described above. But
this second install was an update, and the install program skipped the
mouse step.

How can I get my mouse functioning again?

Lane

 
Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
 




Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]

2000-02-24 Thread G_REEPER

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[newbie] Sound module

2000-02-24 Thread John Catral

Hi! I have the OSS opensound drivers but it wont install because the
original sound module that was automatically loaded by Mandrake 7 is causing
problems with my OSS install.  How can I take the sound modules off??

John



RE: [newbie] Zip drive/System Crash

2000-02-24 Thread Doug Hussey

Yes I am looking at there directions and they have it as ln /dev/sda4
/dev/zip without the extra space is this where I went wrong

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Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 11:32
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Zip drive/System Crash





ln /dev/sda4 /dev /zip


The space between /dev and /zip is your typo right?

Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



"Doug Hussey" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 16:38:51

Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject:  [newbie] Zip drive/System Crash




Hi I am new to linux. I have been running mandrake 7.0 for the last couple
of weeks and the system has been running great.

I decided to try and install my ext iomega (100 meg)  zip drive.

This is what I did, I logged in as root. I followed the instructions
mandrake has on its web page.

modprobe ppa
mkdir -p /mnt/zip
ln /dev/sda4 /dev /zip

echo '/dev/zip /mnt/zip vfat noauto,user 0 0' \ /etc/fstab

Now after doing all of this I set up a desktop icon however in the new file
device name I just called it ZipDrive without any extension like .kdelnk

I filled in the rest of the boxs under device /dev/zip
mount point /mnt/zip
filesystem vfat

after doing this I put a disk in the zip drive clicked on the desk top and
everything worked just fine

However the big problem I have is now when I try and reboot the system I
get
an error message and the system will not boot.

I get this:

checking root filesystem
Fsck.ext2(null):
The superblock could not read or does not describe a correct ext2
filesystem. If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
filesytem(and not swap or ufs or something else) the superblock is corrupt

Is a directory while trying to open / failed

The system then allows me to log in as root to attempt to fix this problem

Can someone help me with this problem or explain what I have done wrong.
Thanks once again I am very new to linux.

Doug






Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]

2000-02-24 Thread John Catral

What I meant was... where in the file "lilo.conf" do I put the
"append=224M"?  Do I put it before the boot=/dev/hda...

boot=/dev/hda
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
etc...

I know that we can't just put append=224M anywhere inside the file.  Or can
I?

-John

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[newbie] Ess soundcard problem.

2000-02-24 Thread Lovister LJ

I have already tried sndconfig but it always hang at the sndconfig screen . 
I did a modprobe but says error on mpu's parameter or something. Anybody 
know how to solve this is?
By the way, my soundcard is ESS1868, running LM 6.1. Tried the soundcard 
under Windoze, it works fine.

Thanks in advance.
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[newbie] Apache setup

2000-02-24 Thread Scott Balmos

'evening all,

Something doesn't seem to be working out right for me here...

What I have is a need to run a test setup of name-based virtual hosts in
Apache. I used to know how to do this in IIS, but Apache is just that much
pickier.

My computer, for all namesake, is located on the Internet at sbalmos.yi.org and
as such has a dynamic IP address (that's why I'm using yi :D). I have YI set up
to forward all *.sbalmos.yi.org address to sbalmos.yi.org

What I need is to have sbalmos.yi.org point to my main site in /home/httpd/html,
while the address magazine.sbalmos.yi.org point to /home/httpd/html/test

A need for a local DNS server is not needed, as that's by YI... I've already
checked Apache's logs and the full magazine.sbalmos.yi.org address is passed in
the HTTP header. So... I need to figure this all out...

I set up the following:

VirtualHost sbalmos.yi.org
ServerName sbalmos.yi.org
ServerRoot /home/httpd/html
/VirtualHost

VirtualHost sbalmos.yi.org
ServerName magazine.sbalmos.yi.org
ServerRoot /home/httpd/html/test
/VirtualHost

If I have just the one concerning magainze.sbalmos.yi.org typed in, then all
addresses (not just magazine) point to that directory. If I have either just the
first by itself, OR BOTH, typed in... Then it only points to the first web, no
matter what.

What gives? Where am I messing up?

Thanks!

Scott Balmos



[newbie] Printer setup

2000-02-24 Thread Papa

Hi folks,

I'm having problems getting a remote printer to work from my Linux Box.  I can ping
the Win98SE box both by IP Address and hostname.  However, when I set those items
up in printtool it does not even appear to access the hub to get to the Win98SE
box.  Here are some specifics:

The Win98SE box...
IP Address : 192.168.7.3
Computer name : Hanna
Work Group : Mama Mert's
Computer Description : AJ's Celery 400
Printer : HP Officejet 600
Shared as : HP600PRINT (no password needed)

On the Linux box (MDK 6.1)...
Printtool setup
Names : lp
Spool : /var/spool/lpd/lp
File limit : 0
Hostname : Hanna
IP Number : 192.168.7.3
Printer Name : HP600PRINT
User : blank
Password : blank
Workgroup : Mama Mert's
Input Filter : *auto* - Deskjet550C/560C/6xxC series
Suppress Headers is marked
in /etc/hosts
192.168.7.3   hanna.mamamerts.com Hanna

Hopefully someone out there will have some insight into this problem.  Thanks in
advance for the help.

Jerry Merten
Mama Mert's Embroidery





Re: [newbie] Ess soundcard problem.

2000-02-24 Thread Tim King

On 24 Feb, Lovister LJ wrote:
 I have already tried sndconfig but it always hang at the sndconfig screen . 
 I did a modprobe but says error on mpu's parameter or something. Anybody 
 know how to solve this is?
 By the way, my soundcard is ESS1868, running LM 6.1. Tried the soundcard 

Don't mess with sndconfig.

First, get the correct /etc/isapnp.conf. Let me know if you would like for
me to email mine to you.

Edit the /etc/conf.modules file and add:

alias sound sb
options -k sb io=0x220 irq=5 dma=1 dma16=1
alias midi opl3
options -k opl3 io=0x388

Then do:

modprobe sb
modprobe opl3

That is the letter l in opl3, not a one.

--
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[newbie] Big Ugly Desktop Icons

2000-02-24 Thread Tim King

Anyone know how to make the Desktop Icons smaller?  There is a
setting in KControl/Desktop/Style, but it does not work.

--
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Re: [newbie] Sound module

2000-02-24 Thread John Couturier

Try editing your /etc/conf.modules and deleting any line (or if you want to feel safer 
just put a # sign in front of) any line that says sound in it. 
-- Original Message --
From: "John Catral" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 22:08:37 -0500

Hi! I have the OSS opensound drivers but it wont install because the
original sound module that was automatically loaded by Mandrake 7 is causing
problems with my OSS install.  How can I take the sound modules off??

John





Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]

2000-02-24 Thread Larry Varney

John Catral wrote:

 What I meant was... where in the file "lilo.conf" do I put the
 "append=224M"?  Do I put it before the boot=/dev/hda...

 boot=/dev/hda
 map=/boot/map
 install=/boot/boot.b
 etc...

 I know that we can't just put append=224M anywhere inside the file.  Or can
 I?

 -John


  I did a search on linux.com, and found this:

All memory like DRAM, EDO and SDRAM can be used with Linux. There is one thing

 you have to look at: normally the kernel is not
supporting more than 64 Mb of memory.
 When you add more than 64 Mb of memory you have to add
the following line to your
 LILO configuration file.

append="mem=number of MbM"

 So, when you have 96 Mb of memory this should become

append="mem=96M"

 Don't type a number higher than the number Mb you really
have. This can present
 unpredictable crashes.

  There was nothing about location of this statement, but I have heard that it
should be on the BOOT line. I'm struggling along with just 64 Mb right now, so
I haven't tested it myself!


--
Larry Varney
Cold Spring, KY
http://w3.one.net/~lvarney
Powered by Linux!





[newbie] rpms for mysql

2000-02-24 Thread vishal bansal

Hi folks,

Kindly reply at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Presently I am using 3.20.32a18mdk version of mysql, but this one doesn't 
support GRANT command.

Do you know of any other release that supports GRANT ?

Thanks,
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[newbie] DrakConf

2000-02-24 Thread Jr.

Good Morning,

My question though is simple but puzzles me the newbie.  On my root Desktop, I
do not have DraakConf's icon but this icon shows under my other two users'
desktop but will not respond to any command.   

How do I put this icon on my desktop for root?

My next question is how do I go about adding only star Office to one of the
other three desktop and not show the other icons?  I thought it would be great
for organization.  I still have to download it first.

Thank you all in advance.

Foyah



Re: [[newbie] 64 Meg Ram Problem =(]

2000-02-24 Thread Tim King

On 24 Feb, Larry Varney wrote:
 John Catral wrote:
 
 What I meant was... where in the file "lilo.conf" do I put the
 "append=224M"?  Do I put it before the boot=/dev/hda...

 boot=/dev/hda
 map=/boot/map
 install=/boot/boot.b
 etc...

 I know that we can't just put append=224M anywhere inside the file.  Or can
 I?

 -John

 
   I did a search on linux.com, and found this:
 
 All memory like DRAM, EDO and SDRAM can be used with Linux. There is one thing
 
  you have to look at: normally the kernel is not
 supporting more than 64 Mb of memory.
  When you add more than 64 Mb of memory you have to add
 the following line to your
  LILO configuration file.
 
 append="mem=number of MbM"
 
  So, when you have 96 Mb of memory this should become
 
 append="mem=96M"
 
  Don't type a number higher than the number Mb you really
 have. This can present
  unpredictable crashes.
 
   There was nothing about location of this statement, but I have heard that it
 should be on the BOOT line. I'm struggling along with just 64 Mb right now, so
 I haven't tested it myself!

This statement would go in /etc/lilo.conf. Mandrake 6.0 and
higher should detect the additional memory.

--
Tim King
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[newbie] multiple httpd..

2000-02-24 Thread vishal bansal

Hi all,

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After   starting my linux box, after typing 'ps -aux' I see 12 instances of 
httpd daemon each consuming 3.6% of memory. I could kill them , but is there 
any  permanent fix for this.

Thanks,
Vishal.
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Re: [newbie] Ess soundcard problem.

2000-02-24 Thread Sean Galland

I have a similar card, try looking at www.alsa-project.org and download the
latest drivers from there.
- Original Message -
From: Lovister LJ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 7:23 PM
Subject: [newbie] Ess soundcard problem.


 I have already tried sndconfig but it always hang at the sndconfig screen
.
 I did a modprobe but says error on mpu's parameter or something. Anybody
 know how to solve this is?
 By the way, my soundcard is ESS1868, running LM 6.1. Tried the soundcard
 under Windoze, it works fine.

 Thanks in advance.
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[newbie] here's help...for all

2000-02-24 Thread Kit

Guess what...this is Kit...and I've had some many problems...since I had
linux...
starting with a MacMillian software release of 6.1 Mandrake...then
trying to
get a CD iso from a friend, to having another friend finally sending me
the new 7.02.

I installed or rather UPGRADED from the 6.1 to the 7.02...and still had
problems...
UNTIL...I said...the heck with all this re-installing "OVER" the older
version,
why not do a complete FRESH install...and guess what?
IT FINALLY WORKSeverything finally works the way it should...!
I almost can't believe it...
I suggest that if anyone has problems with this or that not working...at
first...
to do a COMPLETE FRESH installNOT an UPGRADE...
start all over from scratch...and let it do its thing normally...
after the install, you can always install anything else you may want

but, let it do its own thing AT FIRST. JUST SELECT RECOMMENDED.

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RE: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc

2000-02-24 Thread BARDIAUX Laurent SICoR

I've more information.
It is a cdrom pb. When the system begin to copy more big files, i've got   
the message hdb : lost irq.
( i see this msg when i do the text mode installation)
With the mandrake 6.0, i resolve this pb by compiling a new kernel   
(2.2.13 i think).

My new question is :
Can i copy installation files to a vfat partition and use it to update   
the system ?
( or can i boot my own kernel and then  install from the cdrom)

Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
( i've unsubscribe the newbie list)

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Date: mercredi 23 février 2000 11:42
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Objet: RE: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc




Sounds like a specific problem in upgrading from 6.0 to 7.0, especially
seeing as the hang always occurs at the same place in the install. As for
not losing any data. if you can boot the system as it is, you can always
move any of your files over to one of the other partitions, or even back
over onto a Windows partition if you still have any. This is one of the
reasons why I have a seperate partition for /home. I can re-install the   
OS
as often as I like and it's fairly trivial to reconfigure stuff.

I'm afraid that a full re-install will tash anything you have under your   
/
partition. Anyone else in here performed an upgrade to 7.0 rather than a
full install.

Denis (or anyone from Mandrake) - have you had any reports of the upgrade
process hanging like this - I would have thought tha the installation
merely copies files over the top of existing stuff, or does it do   
hardware
detection on an upgrade as it does on a full install?

I can't see why installing a particular library would cause this kind of
problem though - If you can boot the system, bring it up in single user
mode (rather than entering linux or whatever at the LILO BOOT: prompt,
enter 'linux 1' When you get to the console prompt, try running fsck on   
all
of your partitions to make sure they are all free from errors. You could
also try uninstalling the GNU C libraries with rpm and then re-attempting
the installation

I suspect you have something screwed on your drive - bad blocks.

Are you overclocking your machine?

Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



BARDIAUX Laurent SICoR [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 22/02/2000
17:00:19

Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To:   "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED] (IPM Return
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cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject:  RE: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc





When the system hand, there is no more activity (cannot switch to another
console or ctrl-alt-sup to shutdown).
It append always at the same position.

For the last question, how can  i do if i dont want to lose data.
(i have 2Go for /, /usr and /usr/local on distinct partition)

ps : sorry for my bad english.

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Date: mardi 22 février 2000 17:50
À: newbie
Objet: Re: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc




Any error messages or just a straight "nothing is happening - no
activity"
type of hang?

Always at the same position in the install?

Is it possible to install 7.0 directly over 6, rather than try to update
the installation?


Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



BARDIAUX Laurent SICoR [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 22/02/2000
14:49:32

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Subject:  [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue screen of death





When updating my old 6.0 to 7.0, the system hang when trying to install
gnu C library.
Any idea ?






Re: [newbie] User account set up

2000-02-24 Thread Alan Shoemaker

ElvisK(menu)/Panel/Add Application

Alan


Elvis Dieguez wrote:
 
 I recently got my modem to work in Linux!
 
 Unfortunately I am able to access my ISP only when logged on at 'root'.  I
 think the problem is that my user account does not have access to the
 'pap-secrets' file that I need in order to log on.  Do I have to change the
 permissions on that file?  Or do I have to create a second file?
 
 Finally, I have noticed that the programs available to me in my user account is
 smaller than those availabe to me in the root account.  And I do not mean
 important programs... just minor things like KDE World Watch.  Is there some
 quick, painless way to have these programs added to my user account?
 
 And (final question), I have been trying very hard to figure out how to change
 the programs that are available on the bottom panel... but I have been unable
 to figure out how to do this.  I can remove them easily but adding them has
 eluded me.  Can anyone help?  Thank you very much!
 
 Elvis Dieguez



RE: [newbie] LAN Internet Connection

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

First of all check to make sure that your NIC card is working

type "ifconfig"
if you don't see an output of info about eth0 (only loopback 127.0.0.0) then
your card is not working properly.  Run "linuxconf" to get it working (note
run this as root)

once you are sure your card is working, try to ping a server (ping
www.linux-mandrake.com) or something like that.  If that works then you are
in business.  Then you know that the problem has to be in your proxy
settings.  In your proxy settings make sure you ahve the correct port set
(port 80 usually for http)

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 Subject:  [newbie] LAN Internet Connection
 
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 I installed Mandrake Linux on a Dell Optiplex G1 machine, I am in a
 NetWare 4.1 environment, with NT DHCP server. There is a proxy server with
 a Sprint Raptor firewall. My Dell has a 3COM 3C905b nic. lothar "seems" to
 see the nic ok. I am trying to connect this machine to the internet
 through the proxy server using Netscape. Yes, I have put the proxy
 information in Netscape but when I try to access the internet I get a
 message that Netscape can't connect with the proxy server. If someone
 could give me a step by step how I would setup my machine to get internet
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 sharing? Thanks again.



Re: [newbie] Linux won't recognize my 96 Mb of RAM...

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




Ahhh - the thrashing will be down to the fact you are running with Linux
under Windows.

I can't be of much help here, as I don't use it myself, but I suspect there
will be a command you can add to whatever program you use to start your
system to define how much memory you have. Linux, by default, only
recognises 64 meg. To get it to recognise more, you need to tell it how
much you have. Check out the documentation for whatever program you use to
start the Linux kernel


Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



Ryan Drafall [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 00:59:27
UhhhI don't have a lilo.conf anywhere on my system.  I'm using Lnx4win
if that makes a difference.  Also, there's way too much HD thrashing...even
for opening some small-ass text editor it thrashes like crazy and takes
like 15 sec. for it to load.  My system is a PII 300, 96 Mb of RAM, 6.4 Gb
HD, blah blah blah...if you need any more information, please ask.  Thanks
for your help.  Ryan.







RE: [newbie] mp3 question

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

you can download free software to do it.  do a search on the net for wav
encoder or mp3 decoder etc.

 -Original Message-
 From: Joel West [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 4:53 PM
 To:   '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
 Subject:  [newbie] mp3 question
 
 How can I convert mp3 files to .wav files?



RE: [newbie] Boot problem

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle



 -Original Message-
 From: bryn jones [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 6:54 PM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  [newbie] Boot problem
 
 I have just installed LINUX on a quite old TwinHead laptop (75MHz Pentium
 24 Mb memory)
  
 The installation seemed to work OK and gave me the message Installation
 successful.
  
 On reboot I get LI on the screen and then it hangs.
  
 I have tried it as a workstation, server and custom.
  
 Help please.
  
 Regards
  
 Bryn Jones
  



RE: [newbie] Boot problem

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

You are like trying to boot from a partition that is above the 1024 mark.
Boot from your floppy (assuming you made one ) and run linuxconf to change
the bootloader to hda
MDP


 -Original Message-
 From: bryn jones [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 6:54 PM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  [newbie] Boot problem
 
 I have just installed LINUX on a quite old TwinHead laptop (75MHz Pentium
 24 Mb memory)
  
 The installation seemed to work OK and gave me the message Installation
 successful.
  
 On reboot I get LI on the screen and then it hangs.
  
 I have tried it as a workstation, server and custom.
  
 Help please.
  
 Regards
  
 Bryn Jones
  



Re: [newbie] Kernel msg : Ran out of Input data/Out of memory

2000-02-24 Thread Michael C

Hi,

Solved this minor crises. I hadn't run lilo to reload my /etc/lilo.conf .

Michael


- Original Message -
From: Michael C [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 11:42 PM
Subject: [newbie] Kernel msg : Ran out of Input data/Out of memory


 Hi,

 I thought I succesfully upgraded from linux 2.2.13 to 2.2.14, but seem to
 have run into a problem.

 I have three symbolic links in the /boot directory - System.map,
module-info
 and vmlinux. Originally these pointed to my 2.2.13 installation, but I
 changed these to point to my 2.2.14 installation. By the way my module
file
 is empty as one isn't produce when I do a 'make module_install'.

 My /etc/lilo.conf file has a new entry, based on the 2.2.13 installation,
 but pointing to the 2.2.14 installation.

 When I reboot and start the 2.2.14 installation, I get the following
message
 :

 Uncompressing linux...

 ran of of input data

 -- System halted

 I reboot again and start the 2.2.13 installation o.k. System.map is
pointed
 to the current kernel version, but everything else remains unchanged.

 Got this a few times, so I recompiled 2.2.14 and tried again. This time I
 got :

 Uncompressing linux...

 out of memory

 -- System halted

 I have run out of ideas here. I only other thing I can tell you is that I
 have to use 'make bzImage' as the zImage is to large.

 Any help would be appreciated.

 Michael






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[newbie] kde

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

I installed mdk 7.02 last night.  the install went smooth without a
hitch really.  I setup X during install and I choose o install the window
managers such as kde, gnome, etc.  Went asked if I wanted to boot directly
in X mode I said no.  When the system comes up, I type startx and it just
loads the tdm (a couple of xterms ona blue background).

How can I get it to load KDE???  Or gnome for that matter.

BTW.  I was having major problems getting hardware to work (mouse
video NIC) while installing mdk 7.0, last night I installed 7.02 and
everything went without a hitch :) well except for the kde of course which I
assume is my fault not mdk.


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Re: [newbie] Linux4Win

2000-02-24 Thread G_REEPER

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On Thu, 24 Feb 2000, you wrote:
 Ok, I got it installed (finally) without wiping out
 windows.


 No sound...tried manual config but no luck,
sound card type? Is it a card or onboard? I take it you mean u did the
sndconfig at the command line.

 Also no modem is detected. any suggestions there?
Again type? Is it a winmodem? 

 
G_REEPER
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Oops, Wrong one `Do it yourself.' 
That's it."
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[newbie] Concealed

2000-02-24 Thread Steve McPherson

Subject:  ISO image size

This is my first attempt at Mandrake.  I've tried all the rest.  I'm downloading an 
ISO image from one of the mirror sites.  They claim the size of Mandrake 7.0 is 671+ 
megabytes.  That won't fit on a CD.  What do I do?

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[newbie] Concealed

2000-02-24 Thread Steve McPherson

Subject:  RE: [newbie] LAN Internet Connection

Can you see other computers on your network?
You can use linuxconf to help you out.  Just type linuxconf at a console prompt.  It's 
pretty simple to use, and should help you out.

 "Pittman, Merle" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/24/00 07:15AM 
First of all check to make sure that your NIC card is working

type "ifconfig"
if you don't see an output of info about eth0 (only loopback 127.0.0.0) then
your card is not working properly.  Run "linuxconf" to get it working (note
run this as root)

once you are sure your card is working, try to ping a server (ping
www.linux-mandrake.com) or something like that.  If that works then you are
in business.  Then you know that the problem has to be in your proxy
settings.  In your proxy settings make sure you ahve the correct port set
(port 80 usually for http)

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 Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 2:18 PM
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 Subject:  [newbie] LAN Internet Connection
 
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 Hello, if anyone could help me I would greatly appreciate it. 
 
 I installed Mandrake Linux on a Dell Optiplex G1 machine, I am in a
 NetWare 4.1 environment, with NT DHCP server. There is a proxy server with
 a Sprint Raptor firewall. My Dell has a 3COM 3C905b nic. lothar "seems" to
 see the nic ok. I am trying to connect this machine to the internet
 through the proxy server using Netscape. Yes, I have put the proxy
 information in Netscape but when I try to access the internet I get a
 message that Netscape can't connect with the proxy server. If someone
 could give me a step by step how I would setup my machine to get internet
 access I would be a very happy camper. 
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[newbie] Concealed

2000-02-24 Thread Steve McPherson

Subject:  RE: [newbie] Boot problem

That means the second stage boot loader loaded, but couldn't run.  I'm sure that 
doesn't mean much.  If you're familiar with DOS, boot from a dos floppy and run fdisk 
/mbr.  That will clean your master boot record.

 "Pittman, Merle" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/24/00 07:23AM 


 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 6:54 PM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Subject:  [newbie] Boot problem
 
 I have just installed LINUX on a quite old TwinHead laptop (75MHz Pentium
 24 Mb memory)
  
 The installation seemed to work OK and gave me the message Installation
 successful.
  
 On reboot I get LI on the screen and then it hangs.
  
 I have tried it as a workstation, server and custom.
  
 Help please.
  
 Regards
  
 Bryn Jones
  

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[newbie] Modules strange behaviour

2000-02-24 Thread John Couturier

I am having many module problems.  It started with my sound card. 

/var/log/messages says "au88xx:  unable to register sndstat device".  The sound card 
works, but "cat /dev/sndstat" returns nothing.  It is a modular driver put out by the 
manufacturer.  Any ideas on why it can't register sndstat?

Second I re-compiled my kernel with printer support and my NIC card compiled into the 
kernel vice as a module (it is modular by default in Mandrake 7.0).  When I did that 
both of them faild to work.  I then re-compiled again with them as modules and all 
worked fine again.
Question is what is the fasination with modules in Mandrake 7.0? and why will it not 
allow me compile these two drivers into the kernel.  6.0 worked fine that way.  I did 
not do an upgrade from 6.0 to 7.0.  I formated and re-installed the whole thing.

Thank you in advance for any help you can give me on this.

John



Re: [[newbie] Mdk7.0-2 and Laptops - Installation Questions]

2000-02-24 Thread Michael Scottaline

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sevatio Octavio) wrote:
 I'm contemplating installing Mdk7.0-2 on a Compaq 466MHz AMD Laptop.  I've
never installed Mandrake on a laptop before.  For those
 with such experience, is the level of difficulty similar to that of a
desktop install?  If not, what problem might one encounter
 when doing a laptop install?
 
 Seve

Aaahhh...,
Go Ahead and give it a go!!
Back in April, I was contemplating installing linux on my Toshiba laptop and
kept reading about how difficult it might be.  I had never installed linux on
anything at that point, yet COL 2.2 installed with ease.  Recognized
everything.  I had to fiddle just a bit with sound, but everything else (`cept
the winmodem) worked right out of the box (I now connect via an external USR
modem :o)).
Try it.  Bet you'll be pleasantly surprised!
Good Luck,
Mike 

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RE: [newbie] Concealed

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

I downloaded the iso last night (mandrake 7.02) from one of the FTP sites
lised on mandrakes site.  The iso is only 656MB and fits on a cd no problem.
From what I saw 7.0 is the same size

 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 9:16 AM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  [newbie] Concealed
 
 Subject:  ISO image size
 
 This is my first attempt at Mandrake.  I've tried all the rest.  I'm
 downloading an ISO image from one of the mirror sites.  They claim the
 size of Mandrake 7.0 is 671+ megabytes.  That won't fit on a CD.  What do
 I do?
 
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Re: [newbie] If you want to unsubscribe from the list READ THIS

2000-02-24 Thread Denis Havlik

:-This mail is sent out to the list every other day.  You can use a filter to
:-filter off this mail.

Hi, Jackal

The idea is generally not bad, since the situation has gone out of hand 
a bit, but i think every 2-nd day is too much. Also, it would not be
really good if everyone would start running cron-jobs that post to the
list, would it? (I am really not a friend of authomated repetitive
e-mails.) 
Yes, I am also tired of "unsubscribe" messages, but

There Are Better Ways To Do It (tm?).

FOR DISCUSSION
I am thinking of to posting a  monthly (or weekly?) "recent
frequently asked questions with answers" to "newbies" and "experts" list
(two different letters, though), and this will certainly be a part of the
letter (for newbies), so I think there is no real need for you to do it.

I was also thinking about "Yet Another Mailing List", where people could
post nicely formated "questions  answers" found in the lists. This would
help me a big deal to maintain such weekly/monthly posting (othervise I
have to edit everything myself), and it COULD diminish the frequency of
some WFAQ-s in the list. We could call such questions "RAQ" or
"RFAQ" (R for Recent). (I NEED FEEDBACK ON THIS!) 

/FOR DISCUSSION

If nothing else works out, there are still better ways to make this kind
of info more visible: For instance, you could paste it into your
".signature", or I could ask the list maintainer to post the

http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3

address with every e-mail, or even to do a filtering of e-mails which
contain "UNSUBSCRIBE"...

cu
Denis



[newbie] Concealed

2000-02-24 Thread Steve McPherson

Subject:  Re: [[newbie] Mdk7.0-2 and Laptops - Installation 
  Questions]

http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/

Linux on laptops page.  This page should list everything you need to know.

 Michael Scottaline [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/24/00 07:52AM 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sevatio Octavio) wrote:
 I'm contemplating installing Mdk7.0-2 on a Compaq 466MHz AMD Laptop.  I've
never installed Mandrake on a laptop before.  For those
 with such experience, is the level of difficulty similar to that of a
desktop install?  If not, what problem might one encounter
 when doing a laptop install?
 
 Seve

Aaahhh...,
Go Ahead and give it a go!!
Back in April, I was contemplating installing linux on my Toshiba laptop and
kept reading about how difficult it might be.  I had never installed linux on
anything at that point, yet COL 2.2 installed with ease.  Recognized
everything.  I had to fiddle just a bit with sound, but everything else (`cept
the winmodem) worked right out of the box (I now connect via an external USR
modem :o)).
Try it.  Bet you'll be pleasantly surprised!
Good Luck,
Mike 

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Re: [newbie] unsubscribe requests.

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




One answer which should kill /most/ of the unsub requests is a procmail
filter at the server which catches requests with unsubscribe in the title,
zaps the posting and sends back instructions (or even sends the correct
unsubscribe request to sympa). Obviously, it won't kill ALL requests but it
should cut the number down with no human intervention. If all the "I want
to be here" users agree to not use the "unsubscribe" word in their posts.,
then we could extend the filter to catch that word /anywhere/ in the
message.


Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



James Mellema [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 06:34:02

Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject:  Re: [newbie] unsubscribe requests.




Jeanette Russo wrote:

 This  has been suggested many times but MandrakeSoft has not taken action
to
 incorporate this feature.
 Jeanette

snip

I belong to a couple of other lists that use the 'unsubscribe' appended
to the end of each message and still have people trying to unsubscribe
incorrectly. I think it all boils down to the concept that ignorant is
repairable and stupid is for life.

The person who finds the answer to this seemingly insurmountable problem
will be doing a great service to humanity.

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[newbie] YAMAHA Audio Chip Supported ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Samir Desai

Is there any info. that has a list of sound cards/chips supported by 
Mandrake Linux.  I have a Yamaha onBoard chip although neither Lothar nor 
the Install/upgrade wizard could identify the hardware.

Would greatly appreciate any form of help on this one.  I am a newbie with 
LINUX.  Thank you.
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[newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Samir Desai

during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor, 
tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now I 
would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through the 
earlier process.

Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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[newbie] Fwd: What is ld.so.1

2000-02-24 Thread Joerg Reinhardt


-- 


Joerg Reinhardt

Döllbachstraße 15
34127 Kassel
Germany

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I tried to install an RPM and it said it is dependant to "ld.so.1". I've got
that message from other RPM's to, when I tryed to install them.

Is "id.so.1", some suspending program wich I just don't have, or is it part of
my System, supposed to be there and I deleted it by some mistake?
(that would explain some other problems too...)
---

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[newbie] Fwd: MIDI is not working

2000-02-24 Thread Joerg Reinhardt



--  Weitergeleitete Nachricht  --
Subject: MIDI is not working
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 19:12:23 +
From: Joerg Reinhardt [EMAIL PROTECTED]


-- 
---
Joerg Reinhardt
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi there,
I have a problem with my Media-Vision-Jazz16-Soundboard. Yes, I allready tryed
soundconfig and it played the Testsample as well, as the Testmidi ,to get it
there, I had it several times out of the maschine and plugged into other
slots, then change all IRQ's and DMA's. About the third lot that I tryed, I got
it working(I,m wondering about that, cause the manual says ,all adresses,
IRQ's and DMA's should be OK for the Board and you can change them via software
(not the adress, of course)). I was quit lucky when soundconfig worked like it
should. My audio-CD's and MP3's are running fine, all video formats (like avi)
wich have sound, are "sounding" well.

But here's the problem: no MIDI!
Non Systemnoises (I suppose now... there should be some, I'm new in Linux
and didn't wonder about it made not a beep at all, at first place. Now it
occured to me that something is wrong).
The whole problem showed to me the time I downloader a sequenzer-program.
I was not shure, weather I did the installation wrong, or my system is,so I
got a bunch of other MIDI-supporting programs, most of them are working pleny,
but with no noise at all.

As far as I remember (from my long ago attempts of learning the keyboard
playing), MIDI and SAMPLES don't have to do anything with each other, while
samples are only "converted" by the soundcard, the MIDI-sound is made by the
soundboard itself, only commanded by the MIDI Files.

So far, so good

WHY ISN'T IT WORKING ???

And WHY is soundconfig ABLE to use the midi chip on my board, but no other
program?

TIMidity++ and timidiplay ARE INSTALLED!



[newbie] Root partitions

2000-02-24 Thread Manuel Tuthill

I've had a problem in such that I cant create a partition larger that 500MB
does anyone have the answer.
Oh the OS is mandrake 6.1


Warmest regards,

Manuel Tuthill

-Original Message-
From: Rial Juan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, February 24, 2000 2:27 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] kde



Easy. Make a file called .xinitrc in your homedir, with the line "kde" in
it. Not sure if you need to leave a blank line after it (many config files
do) but I do it just in case. It's also possible to start up xterms and
stuff
trough this file, so they open up on every X session. View the startx
manpage
for an example.

On Feb 24 Pittman, Merle wrote:

 I installed mdk 7.02 last night.  the install went smooth without a
 hitch really.  I setup X during install and I choose o install the window
 managers such as kde, gnome, etc.  Went asked if I wanted to boot
directly
 in X mode I said no.  When the system comes up, I type startx and it just
 loads the tdm (a couple of xterms ona blue background).

 How can I get it to load KDE???  Or gnome for that matter.

 BTW.  I was having major problems getting hardware to work (mouse
 video NIC) while installing mdk 7.0, last night I installed 7.02 and
 everything went without a hitch :) well except for the kde of course
which I
 assume is my fault not mdk.

 
 Merle Pittman
 TEL: 724-7598
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[newbie] compiling details

2000-02-24 Thread Joerg Reinhardt


-- 


Joerg Reinhardt

Döllbachstraße 15
34127 Kassel
Germany

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

I've tryed to install a few programs I loaded down the net. the small ones
work, the bigger ones dont:

-I did ./config, make and make install with all of them, no problem with 
  the smaller programs, but the big ones have either,
  - module dependencies, wich shouldn't be there cause the asked modules are
 allready installed (MICO asked for Qt for instance, but Qt definately is
 installed (what ever Qt is... I'm not shure about,but it shows as
 installed in the RPmanager))
  or
  - PERMISSION ERROR

And yes..., I did run ./config etc... as root!

I think I allready know the direction the problem is commin from: I do run the
installation as root, but I do install in an users account. I have to, because
there is not that much space left in /usr/bin IS THAT THE PROBLEM?

And if it is, what to do about?

thanks in advance,

Joerg



Re: [newbie] unsubscribe requests.

2000-02-24 Thread Jackal

I am trying not to nit-pick but I was going through my mailbox and I noticed
that one of the favorite subject line for unsubscribing to the list also
happpens to be 
Subject: Please get me off the list
Subject: HELP how do i get off this damn list 
...etc ...

Boy it is going to be difficult to filter that! (Assuming that we have enough
say/permission/authority to do things on the listserver end ... BTW are the
listowners even ON this list?)

On Thu, Feb 24, 2000 at 01:58:53PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 
 
 One answer which should kill /most/ of the unsub requests is a procmail
 filter at the server which catches requests with unsubscribe in the title,
 zaps the posting and sends back instructions (or even sends the correct
 unsubscribe request to sympa). Obviously, it won't kill ALL requests but it
 should cut the number down with no human intervention. If all the "I want
 to be here" users agree to not use the "unsubscribe" word in their posts.,
 then we could extend the filter to catch that word /anywhere/ in the
 message.
 
 
 Steve Flynn
 IBM MVS Operations Analyst
 
 
 
 James Mellema [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 06:34:02
 
 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
 Subject:  Re: [newbie] unsubscribe requests.
 
 
 
 
 Jeanette Russo wrote:
 
  This  has been suggested many times but MandrakeSoft has not taken action
 to
  incorporate this feature.
  Jeanette
 
 snip
 
 I belong to a couple of other lists that use the 'unsubscribe' appended
 to the end of each message and still have people trying to unsubscribe
 incorrectly. I think it all boils down to the concept that ignorant is
 repairable and stupid is for life.
 
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 will be doing a great service to humanity.
 
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RE: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

Xconfigurator or XF86Setup

 -Original Message-
 From: Samir Desai [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 10:42 AM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?
 
 during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor,
 
 tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now
 I 
 would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through
 the 
 earlier process.
 
 Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Steve McPherson

It depends on the distro you're using.

 "Samir Desai" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/24/00 09:12AM 
during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor, 
tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now I 
would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through the 
earlier process.

Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




XConfigurator


Steve Flynn
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"Samir Desai" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 14:12:07

Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject:  [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?




during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor,
tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now
I
would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through the
earlier process.

Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] If you want to unsubscribe from the list READ THIS

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




I was also thinking about "Yet Another Mailing List", where people could
post nicely formated "questions  answers" found in the lists. This would
help me a big deal to maintain such weekly/monthly posting (othervise I
have to edit everything myself), and it COULD diminish the frequency of
some WFAQ-s in the list. We could call such questions "RAQ" or
"RFAQ" (R for Recent). (I NEED FEEDBACK ON THIS!)

Sounds like a reasonable idea. What format were you considering for the
formatting of the questions? HTML or something which could be piped through
nroff and the likes plain text might be the most easily accessible.
DOCBOOK perhaps?

Either way, whatever formatting you decide on, someone is going to have to
write a template for it, which people will hav to use, and most
importantly, people are going to have to contribute towards it!


Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



Denis Havlik [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 15:47:06

Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To:   Jackal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:   Jean-loup Gailly [EMAIL PROTECTED], "\"newbie\" list"
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] (bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject:  Re: [newbie] If you want to unsubscribe from the list READ THIS




:-This mail is sent out to the list every other day.  You can use a filter
to
:-filter off this mail.

Hi, Jackal

The idea is generally not bad, since the situation has gone out of hand
a bit, but i think every 2-nd day is too much. Also, it would not be
really good if everyone would start running cron-jobs that post to the
list, would it? (I am really not a friend of authomated repetitive
e-mails.)
Yes, I am also tired of "unsubscribe" messages, but

There Are Better Ways To Do It (tm?).

FOR DISCUSSION
I am thinking of to posting a  monthly (or weekly?) "recent
frequently asked questions with answers" to "newbies" and "experts" list
(two different letters, though), and this will certainly be a part of the
letter (for newbies), so I think there is no real need for you to do it.

I was also thinking about "Yet Another Mailing List", where people could
post nicely formated "questions  answers" found in the lists. This would
help me a big deal to maintain such weekly/monthly posting (othervise I
have to edit everything myself), and it COULD diminish the frequency of
some WFAQ-s in the list. We could call such questions "RAQ" or
"RFAQ" (R for Recent). (I NEED FEEDBACK ON THIS!)

/FOR DISCUSSION

If nothing else works out, there are still better ways to make this kind
of info more visible: For instance, you could paste it into your
".signature", or I could ask the list maintainer to post the

http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3

address with every e-mail, or even to do a filtering of e-mails which
contain "UNSUBSCRIBE"...

cu
 Denis






Re: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Aaron Zuercher

If you are using Mandrake 7.0 or 7.02 use DrakConfig.  To do this
double-click the DrakConf icon on the desktop.  This will open up the
DrakConf util menu.  One of the menu items is Change X Resolution.  This is
a nice GUI that allows you to change color depth and resolution.  It will
require a reboot.

Aaron



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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 8:12 AM
Subject: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?


 during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor,
 tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now
I
 would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through
the
 earlier process.

 Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] compiling details

2000-02-24 Thread Jackal

I hope I can help but I can only guess ...

 -I did ./config, make and make install with all of them, no problem with 
   the smaller programs, but the big ones have either,
   - module dependencies, wich shouldn't be there cause the asked modules are
  allready installed (MICO asked for Qt for instance, but Qt definately is
  installed (what ever Qt is... I'm not shure about,but it shows as
  installed in the RPmanager))

That's funny .. usually if you download the source to sompile and they use
autoconf then the script to run is ./configure then make then make install.
Anyway ... that aside ... very often the place that RedHat and hence Mandrake
place the library files is not in the place that the source normally looks for
it ... my suggestion is to either look for the rpm for the program you want to
compile (rpmfind.net should be a good start) or find out which are the library
files that it needs and look through the README (or readme or Readme whatever)
and INSTALL (install, Install, etc) to see how to specify the location of
library files during either the configure or make stage.

   or
   - PERMISSION ERROR
 
 And yes..., I did run ./config etc... as root!
 
 I think I allready know the direction the problem is commin from: I do run the
 installation as root, but I do install in an users account. I have to, because
 there is not that much space left in /usr/bin IS THAT THE PROBLEM?
 

The permission problem is a bit trickier ... usually if you are running as
root, the script would have the permission to write stuff anywhere ... the
only thing I can think of is that the file you are trying to run does not have
executable permissions ...

I am not sure whether this is any help but I hope I have given you some
glimmer of hope in solving your problem...

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[newbie] PartitionMagic erro

2000-02-24 Thread Sam Junge



I installed a Linux partition, then tried to delete it using 
PartitionMagic's delete partition option in windows 98. When the computer booted 
up, the delete partition dos program came up, andi went through all the 
steps. The computer re-booted, and went to lilo again w/ linux stil as an 
option. This isn't the problem, though, because when i try to run windows it 
goes into the delete partition dos program and tells me "could not delete linux 
partition. The operating system partition being deleted was not found." And 
every time i reboot and try to run windows, it gives me this window with 
clicking ok as the only option. ( when i click ok, the system reboots ). ANY 
IDEAS? Im desperate, i can't get into windows 98 and i linux doesn't work 
anyways/


[newbie] SMB problems

2000-02-24 Thread Tom Hicks

I have installed SMB and it works fine except one minor thing. When I boot
the box the link light goes out after a few seconds. I have not been able to
narrow it down to what kernel is loading at the time when it goes out but I
think it about the same time my ET0 loads. 

Any Ideas

running 6.0 Red Hat

Tom




[newbie] Zip drive/System Crash

2000-02-24 Thread Doug Hussey

Hi I am new to linux. I have been running mandrake 7.0 for the last couple
of weeks and the system has been running great.

I decided to try and install my ext iomega (100 meg)  zip drive.

This is what I did, I logged in as root. I followed the instructions
mandrake has on its web page.

modprobe ppa
mkdir -p /mnt/zip
ln /dev/sda4 /dev /zip

echo '/dev/zip /mnt/zip vfat noauto,user 0 0' \ /etc/fstab

Now after doing all of this I set up a desktop icon however in the new file
device name I just called it ZipDrive without any extension like .kdelnk

I filled in the rest of the boxs under device /dev/zip
mount point /mnt/zip
filesystem vfat

after doing this I put a disk in the zip drive clicked on the desk top and
everything worked just fine

However the big problem I have is now when I try and reboot the system I get
an error message and the system will not boot.

I get this:

checking root filesystem
Fsck.ext2(null):
The superblock could not read or does not describe a correct ext2
filesystem. If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
filesytem(and not swap or ufs or something else) the superblock is corrupt

Is a directory while trying to open / failed

The system then allows me to log in as root to attempt to fix this problem

Can someone help me with this problem or explain what I have done wrong.
Thanks once again I am very new to linux.

Doug



RE: [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?????

2000-02-24 Thread Steve McPherson

if you're using SuSE, you can use SaX

 "Pittman, Merle" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/24/00 10:14AM 
Xconfigurator or XF86Setup

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 Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 10:42 AM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Subject:  [newbie] Changing Desktop Resolution ?
 
 during the Install process I selected the appropriate video card  monitor,
 
 tested the resolution + color depth  applied the settings.  Although, now
 I 
 would like to change the resolution of my desktop without going through
 the 
 earlier process.
 
 Is there a tool/utility that allows me to do this on the fly?  Thank you.
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Re: [newbie] newest version of mandrake or redhat...

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




I think winmodem supportis due sometime in 2.3.40+ kernels. I may be wrong
- something is ringing a bell in the back of my head

*.tar.gz is a gzipped tape archive. Basically, just like a zip, arj, rar,
lha, lzh, etc.  file in Windows or other OS's

First thing is to unpack them to somewhere.

I always 'gunzip' the gz file and then 'tar -xvf' the resulting tar file
but you can pipe the commands together the tell tar to do the unzipping for
you. It depends upno your habits.

Next thing - READ THE README FILE. This will virtually ALWAYS tell you how
to build and install the package.

I'd strongly suggest looking at the manual for 'make' and spending some
time reading about 'makefile's. Once you know what the makefile is trying
to do, you can then pretty much work out what you need to do to install the
thing!

I ALWAYS perform a

make -n target

to see exactly what the make file will do - the -n switch tells make to not
actually issue any commands, but to echo what it WOULD have issued to the
screen. That way you can see where files are going to be copied to before
they actually get copied there for real!

The most important thing though, is to ALWAYS READ THE DOCUMENTION OR
README. 99% of the time, it'll always tell you what you should do.


How many times have you ran an install-shield package in windows and not
had a clue aobut what was being placed where and why! With Linux, you get
the decision of where files will go, who can use them, etc, and if you have
the source code, you can see what they are going to do when you run them!






Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



"toie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 23/02/2000 21:42:21

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Subject:  [newbie] newest version of mandrake or redhat...




can anyone tell me what version of either of these is going to support
winmodems and usb ethernet cards...? thanks...
also can anyone give me a really general explination of the whole
.tar.gz files...and the make this and make install that...i want to use
some patches for things but i need to know more about the make this and
that
thing...thanks
toie







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[newbie] Getting Packages Online

2000-02-24 Thread Lane Lester


I've been adding Linux distros on my system: Corel - Debian - Mandrake.
Debian users are proud of their apt-get program that lets them fetch and
install new goodies from both their CDs and the Internet.

In Mandrake, it looks like kpackage provides this capability to some
extent. If there is a more powerful alternative, please tell me about it.

One can specify a URL in kpackage, and I presume this means that the
program will look at this site for packages to download and install. If
this is so, what is the best URL to use for this purpose?
-- 
Lane

Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
 
Getting where I want to be with Linux...



Re: [newbie] cd-rom won't play music cd

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




Don't mount music disks! You can't mount them as they have no filesystem on
them!

Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



"BrianGreen" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 23/02/2000 22:33:39

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Subject:  [newbie] cd-rom won't play music cd




Hi to all,

In Mandrake 6 on a triple boot system, I can't get my cd to recognize music
cd.  It comes up with an error when I try to mount it in X.  It has no
problem with data, even DOS data, avi, or midi.  My SB16 is set up
automaticlly, and all other sounds, such as system sounds work fine.

Any help would be gladly accepted.  Thanks in advance,


Brian






Re: [newbie] Modem problem

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




Check for IRQ and DMA conflicts. Resolve them. You should find you modem
works OK then

(You might want to boot into windows and look at the modem properties in
there - write down the DMA and IRQ settings and use them in Linux...)


Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



"FREMAIN ANDUJAR" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 03:31:36

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Subject:  [newbie] Modem problem




I think i gor a problm with my modem i conect to internet , and surf but i
have to move the mouse, recieve data in the modem is this whack or what ok
my modem a Cirus CL-MD5650 is ISA 56K  if there anyone who can help


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Subject: RE: [newbie] Modem is up and Running THANK YOU!!
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 10:49:32 +



It displays al of the start-up messages which you see when Linux fires up.

Try:

dmesg  ~/stuff

Not have a look at ~/stuff. You'll see exactly what happens at start-up
time.

Another file to browse on a regular basis is /var/log/messages



Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



"toie" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 23/02/2000 08:42:58

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what does dmesg do for you??? im having a hay day with my modem...
pulling my hair out..
toie

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  Subject: [newbie] Modem is up and Running THANK YOU!!
 
 
  To all who replied:
 
  I must send a big THANK YOU to all that recently replied  to my
  modem woes.  I
  had to finally just go over to my friends house and try the tips
  that you all
  sent me.  I found that "dmesg" is a very useful command.  We used
  that to see
  if he was getting errors and found that the modem was not set up
  properly from
  just seeing that log.  It was a very simple "fix" to get it
  working.  But arent
  all of the problems simple.  It seems that we ourselves tend to
complicate
  things more than they really are.  Microsoft has, in a sense,
  damaged all of
  our minds.  But mine is making progress with leaps and bounds
  since I have seen
  the light in Linux.
 
 
 
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[newbie] I have a Trident 8400 video card

2000-02-24 Thread f



where i can found the controller 
driver


Re: [newbie] Mouse Update

2000-02-24 Thread FlipZ

how   i need to know how to use drakx with no mouse.  my ps/2 port is
detected and it sacrews me up.

thanks!

FlipZ

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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 10:44 PM
Subject: [newbie] Mouse Update


 I figured out how to use DrakX in text mode, but my mouse still doesn't
work
 at all in Linux.

 Paul Eppley
 http://users.nni.com/Paul_Eppley





Re: [newbie] SMB problems

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




Check for error messages in /var/log/messages. Anything there?


Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



Tom Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 16:35:36

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Subject:  [newbie] SMB problems




I have installed SMB and it works fine except one minor thing. When I boot
the box the link light goes out after a few seconds. I have not been able
to
narrow it down to what kernel is loading at the time when it goes out but I
think it about the same time my ET0 loads.

Any Ideas

running 6.0 Red Hat

Tom







[newbie] Drak X

2000-02-24 Thread Rick N



Just a quick question. Is there anyway to use Drak 
with other versions of the Mandrake Install? I'm usingMandrake 6.1. 


It sounds like a nice 
utility.


RE: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro

2000-02-24 Thread Pittman, Merle

from dos type "fdisk /mbr"

This will reset the wndows/dos partition

 -Original Message-
 From: Sam Junge [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 11:50 AM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  [newbie] PartitionMagic erro
 
 I installed a Linux partition, then tried to delete it using
 PartitionMagic's delete partition option in windows 98. When the computer
 booted up, the delete partition dos program came up, and i went through
 all the steps. The computer re-booted, and went to lilo again w/ linux
 stil as an option. This isn't the problem, though, because when i try to
 run windows it goes into the delete partition dos program and tells me
 "could not delete linux partition. The operating system partition being
 deleted was not found." And every time i reboot and try to run windows, it
 gives me this window with clicking ok as the only option. ( when i click
 ok, the system reboots ). ANY IDEAS? Im desperate, i can't get into
 windows 98 and i linux doesn't work anyways/



Re: [newbie] Zip drive/System Crash

2000-02-24 Thread steve . flynn




ln /dev/sda4 /dev /zip


The space between /dev and /zip is your typo right?

Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



"Doug Hussey" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/02/2000 16:38:51

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Subject:  [newbie] Zip drive/System Crash




Hi I am new to linux. I have been running mandrake 7.0 for the last couple
of weeks and the system has been running great.

I decided to try and install my ext iomega (100 meg)  zip drive.

This is what I did, I logged in as root. I followed the instructions
mandrake has on its web page.

modprobe ppa
mkdir -p /mnt/zip
ln /dev/sda4 /dev /zip

echo '/dev/zip /mnt/zip vfat noauto,user 0 0' \ /etc/fstab

Now after doing all of this I set up a desktop icon however in the new file
device name I just called it ZipDrive without any extension like .kdelnk

I filled in the rest of the boxs under device /dev/zip
mount point /mnt/zip
filesystem vfat

after doing this I put a disk in the zip drive clicked on the desk top and
everything worked just fine

However the big problem I have is now when I try and reboot the system I
get
an error message and the system will not boot.

I get this:

checking root filesystem
Fsck.ext2(null):
The superblock could not read or does not describe a correct ext2
filesystem. If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2
filesytem(and not swap or ufs or something else) the superblock is corrupt

Is a directory while trying to open / failed

The system then allows me to log in as root to attempt to fix this problem

Can someone help me with this problem or explain what I have done wrong.
Thanks once again I am very new to linux.

Doug






[newbie] Install: Services to Autostart?

2000-02-24 Thread Lane Lester


On my home machine's second Mandrake 6.1 install, I selected the Install
Everything option. Unfortunately, this turned out not to be quite the
thoughtless option I expected: the install asked me about a long list of
cryptically (to me) named services, and I had to click those I wanted to
start automatically. A few looked good, and a few looked useless, and a few
looked... well, incomprehensible.

Is there a list somewhere with comments that would be a good guide to a
newbie about which services do what? And how does one change the list after
the install is complete?
-- 
Lane

Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
 
Getting where I want to be with Linux...



[newbie] Real Player install.

2000-02-24 Thread Joerg Reinhardt


-- 


Joerg Reinhardt

Döllbachstraße 15
34127 Kassel
Germany

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Well after trying my luck with tar.g.zip'ped Downloads from the Net (some work
fine, others dont, as you can see from my other letters), I followed a tip and
got some RPM's downloaded, fine thing, installation works great, exept
realplayer 5.0: It installed without error, its Starter is where it has to be
but trying to to start it it says "Speicherzugriffsfehler", wich is actualy a
little bit tricky for me, to translate to english, well... "Speicher-" should
mean something like "RAM" or "Cache" in english and "-zugriffsfehler" should
mean something like: "acces-serror" or "impossible to access at..."

So what could that mean?



Re: [newbie] PartitionMagic erro

2000-02-24 Thread BrianGreen



Try using the Partition Magic 
diskette.  Boot the system with this diskette, and from the A:\ type 
"pqmagict.exe". This program does all thesame things that the 
Windblows version does, but without the OS running. You can remove the 
Linux partition, format it as a Ext2, resize, 
etc.
 You can also 
make your W98 partition active, and hide all other partitions,therefore 
the machine will boot to W98. 
 FYI, I use 
this diskette a lot, as I have 4 partitions, 2 W98s (1 for Apps, and 1 for 
Games), 1 with Linux, and a Linux Swap. I also use a program called Power 
Boot to boot to any OSIlike. But LILO can be set up to boot 
all OSs as well, with little effort.

Hope this 
helps.

Brian

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Sam Junge 
  
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2000 7:20 
  AM
  Subject: [newbie] PartitionMagic 
  erro
  
  I installed a Linux partition, then tried to delete it using 
  PartitionMagic's delete partition option in windows 98. When the computer 
  booted up, the delete partition dos program came up, andi went through 
  all the steps. The computer re-booted, and went to lilo again w/ linux stil as 
  an option. This isn't the problem, though, because when i try to run windows 
  it goes into the delete partition dos program and tells me "could not delete 
  linux partition. The operating system partition being deleted was not found." 
  And every time i reboot and try to run windows, it gives me this window with 
  clicking ok as the only option. ( when i click ok, the system reboots ). ANY 
  IDEAS? Im desperate, i can't get into windows 98 and i linux doesn't work 
  anyways/