[newbie-it] cd-extra
C'è un programma che consenta di masterizzare i cdrom classificati come cd-extra? Lo chiedo perchè xcdroast 0.98 non lo fa. ciao e grazie. Chieder è lecito, rispondere è cortesia.
Re: [newbie-it] Temi per KDE 2
BEPPE wrote: Ciao a tutti, ho scaricato dalla rete alcuni Temi per il Desktop, insieme ad un Tutorial su come installarli In che cosa sbaglio??? In niente :-) semplicemente in kde-2.0 non c'e` un supporto completo per i temi. Verra` inserito, credo, nella 2.1 che dovrebbe arrivare entro la fine del mese. ciao, Andrea
Re: [newbie-it] mail?
bosva wrote: ciao,.. ...ma per quanto riguarda la ricezione e l'invio di mail a vostro parere c' qualcosa di meglio di netscape mail? Questione di gusti personali. Nell'ultimo LinuxMagazine c'e` una panoramica sui server mail piu` usati .. oltre a quelli ho sentito parlare molto bene di sylpheed http://sylpheed.good-day.net/ ciao, andrea
[newbie-it] XFree86 (3.3.6--4.0.1) ?
Ho incominciato con XFree86-4.0.1 su LM7.2 ma l'accelerazione 3d hardware non c'e' (occorre forse il kernel 2.4 con supporto agpgart ?) con la mia Matrox-G400. Oltretutto il desktop e' tutto spostato a destra e se bootstrappo per Windows dopo averlo centrato mi ritrovo il desktop di Windows tutto a sinistra, dipende dal driver mga_drv.o di Mandrake ? Volendo tornare alla buona 3.3.6 di XFree86 lancio XFdrake (anche con l'opzione --expert) e reconfiguro scrupolosamente per XFree86-3.3.6. Rilancio il server X ed il comando 'XFree86 -version' cosa mi da'? XFree86-4.0.1 ! Oltretutto Blender dinamico mi blocca il computer completamente per problemi di librerie OpenGL. Qualcuno puo' consigliarmi su come tornare alla vecchia 3.3.6 in modo pulito, o meglio passare da un versione all'altra senza problematiche di incompatibilita' ? Grazie, Gigi
Re: [newbie-it] XFree86 (3.3.6--4.0.1) ?
Ciao, penso tu debba fare daccapo l'installazione e scegliere l'update. Ad un certo punto ti chiedera' se vuoi cambiare la configurazione X e quale Xfree vuoi utilizzare, ma puo' darsi che ci sia una maniera piu' veloce che non conosco. Questa sicuramente funziona dato che l'ho utilizzata io ... Buona fortuna Maurilio
Re: [newbie] realplayer install; different architecture
That's not a surprise. You need to download the source-rpm and install the program that way. Seve Original Message On 2/11/01, 4:06:09 AM, KompuKit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding Re: [newbie] realplayer install; different architecture: where did you get the RPM for realplayer 8.01? I want it... rootbus wrote: Downloaded an rpm for RealPlayer-8.0-1. Clicked and got Kpackage for rpms. When the install started I got the message "Realplayer-8.0-1 is for a different architecture." Looked for other rpms and found none. Anyone found a good way to get RealPlayer in? Or any other way to stream ra format? -- rootbus "Installing Mandrake again creates time to savour yet another beer." (Aristotle) -- Registered Linux User: 167369 = http://www.kompukit.com = [EMAIL PROTECTED]ICQ# 7110071 Personal WebServer: http://kompukit.dyndns.org WebDesigner: http://www.kompukit.com/kitdesigns (Personal Server runs: M-F= 7pm-12am S+S=12pm-12am)
Re: [newbie] Digest/Archive?
At 07:11 12.02.2001 -0800, you wrote: All, Can anyone tell me where to find an archive of past messages. I hate to ask questions that have already been answered. TIA, CR i think u can access the archives at the site where u subscribed to this list.. or try a search in www.deja.com/usenet --quay
Re: [newbie] Sound Blaster 16 PCI Configuration
- Original Message - From: "KompuKit" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 6:05 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] Sound Blaster 16 PCI Configuration what BIOS do you have? AMIBIOS. AWARD, etc? I have PhoenixBIOS. My PCI 16 sound card is recognised as a ens1371 Yes. LInux is using the es1371 driver for my Sound Blaster 16 PCI sound card.
RE: [newbie] MandrakeCampus MandrakeExpert survey + discussion
Will the results be posted to the public? I'm curious as to where my responses fall within the survey population. -Original Message- From: Denis HAVLIK [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 5:01 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [newbie] MandrakeCampus MandrakeExpert survey + discussion Hi, Folks Sorry for bothering You, but this is kind of important: As You probably know, Mandrakesoft has reccently started testing two new sites: mandrakeexpert.com (e-support) and mandrakecampus.com (e-learning) As I said, we are still testing them, and we need Your feedback in order to improve them. I wan't bother you with details on this list, but please take a look at the sites, and post your impressions here: http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/article.php3?sid=20010209120851 In addition, please take some more time and fill this survey: http://testforum.mandrakesoft.com/survey.php?sid=4 thx! Denis -- PS: if you use Netscape, "testforum" will appear in huge letters. Just set up your preferences for UNICODE encoding to "helvetica 12 pt", and the site will look much better. This appears to be a bug in netscape: if you know of some workaround, please tell me.
Re: [newbie] Auto-Install Modules on bootup?
I don't have that file, Al. All I have is /etc/conf.modules Is that
the one you are referring to? ...or is it a different file? It looks
very cryptic. What's with all the "alias", "pre-install", and "options"
statements?
That is it. . o O (Intriguing?) Strange that it is written in reverse of mine. The
pre-install and alias-type commands are what your kernel uses to install modules.
Check to see if you HPOJ module "alias" is in this file. If it is not there, you need
to plug it in at the end of the file like so:
alias parport_lowlevel parort_pc
pre-install plip modprobe parport_pc ; echo 7 ? /proc/parport/0/irq
That is how mine look to install a Lexmark 1100 and Epson Stylus Color 400 printer on
my system.
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[newbie] USB Hubs
Are there any 4 port USB hubs that can be recommended for use with LM 7.2? Is the Linksys one any good? Thanks, Aaron -- Aaron Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED] "First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win." - Mahatma Ghandi
[newbie] Getting a ISA modem to work
OK folks...I am a definate newbie so please bear with me as I discuss my frustration. I come from a heavy MS background, but thought I would try to bring a Linux box into my home network for fun. I bought Mandrake 7.2 this weekend and attempted to install it in an older PC I had laying around. (P166, 64mg RAM, etc) The install went great but I am having a problem getting any modem installed. I had a Winmodem in the machine to start, them found out that Linux cannot use Winmodems easily if at all. So I went out and bought a Award Technology ISA modem. I installed the modem and fired up the PC, now I have no idea what to do with it. The device shows up in the Mandrake hardware config under the unknown section, not under the modem section. Do I need drivers or something? Also, I have a serial mouse attached. Correct me if I am wrong, but are serial mice usually put in COM1? If so, then I should make sure my modem jumpers are set to COM2 or 4, correct? Anyway, thanks for any ideas you give! Devin
[newbie] Re: upgrade....don't do it!
Gavin wrote: Terence, Most of the people I've heard from have had serious trouble(including myself) upgrading from 7.1 to 7.2! on the disk itself it tells you that upgrades are not supportedwhy is another story. Your best bet would be to backup all your files and do a clean install! I know it sounds crazy but I think you would more satisified with a clean install...Good luck if you follow your path. Sincerely, Gavin (Japan) List, Thanks to those of you who took the time reply. Yeah I did finally get an install to take and so far the differences are drastically better than KDE 1.2 and X 3.1.3.3?. So far it is impressive. The install program would freeze the machine or give me numerous package install errors, with or w/o reformatting /home. I finally gave / ,/usr and /opt signifigant room was I able to get a clean install. Even that wasn't clean because when I tried to insert the Extensions CD (that I burned from an ISO) it didn't like that and I was force to cancel. So I just restored my old environment from a gzipped tar ball from a CD/RW and I'm back in business. Thanks again, Terry
Re: [newbie] Getting a ISA modem to work
I have an old 33.6 Kbs USR hardware ISA modem in my box. I installed it as a plug and play device and made sure that my BIOS was set for no P'n P OS installed. That way the BIOS could assign all ports and IRQs. There's a procedure for setting up the hardware in the book but the ISA MODEM was found on reboot. Cheers, CR Devin Rader wrote: So I went out and bought a Award Technology ISA modem. I installed the modem and fired up the PC, now I have no idea what to do with it. The device shows up in the Mandrake hardware config under the unknown section, not under the modem section. Do I need drivers or something? Also, I have a serial mouse attached. Correct me if I am wrong, but are serial mice usually put in COM1? If so, then I should make sure my modem jumpers are set to COM2 or 4, correct? Anyway, thanks for any ideas you give! Devin
[newbie] IBM Thinkpad - I like pudding :)
Does anyone know if Mandrake can be successfully installed on an IBM Thinkpad 1200i ? I have loaded it but I am unable to get Xconfigurator to recognize my display (12.1" SVGA TFT). Any help out there?
[newbie] Improving the GNU/Linux printing support
Oi, now I have entered the execution data of all printer drivers listed on www.linuxprinting.org (except the Seiko label printer driver "slap" which does not support PostScript or graphics input), which means that when you update to the newest packages of GhostScript and CUPS-Drivers from the Cooker (backport for 7.2 comes later) all printers listed on www.linuxprinting.org will work as described there. But many printers (especially laser printers) do not simply print the document as generated by the printer driver, they accept also some extra commands (so-called PJL commands), sent before the job is sent, to access special printing modes as toner saving mode, smoothing of edges (REt), input tray selection, usage of finishers, ... This works for both PostSctipt and non-PostScript printers. Unfortunately, the database of www.linuxprinting.org does not contain many PJL commands, and I have found out how to read the available ones out of the printer. So I ask you to read out the PJL options of your printer and send them to me (to me, not onto the lists, to prevent them from being flooded). Read the attached file or surf to http://www.linuxtag.org/2001/deutsch/showitem.php3?item=194lang=en to see a call written by Kurt Pfeifle who is the author of many printing articles in the german "Linux Magazin". It contains all info which you need to do the check. Thank you in advance for your PJL option files. Till Title: Call for Support: Collection of valid PJL commands for all printers by "Linuxprinting.org" Call For Support: Collection Of Valid PJL Commands For All Printers By "Linuxprinting.org" Every user with a printer can help to achieve a better Linux print support. Wanna help out? PJL And The Linuxprinting Database You are asked to help fill the Linuxprinting.org Database with valid pieces of info concerning the PJL commands understood by your printer. Every user with a printer connected to a parallel or USB port can help to achieve a better Linux support for his printer (if not working perfectly already). The Database has been built and accumulated by Grant Taylor, the well-known author of the Linux Printing HOWTO for quite some time. It is a key for the achievement of one (or some?) hi class Free printing system(s) for Linux. For quite a few printers the data about working PJL commands are still very incomplete. The quicker and the more precise this gap is filled the more profound and rapid the Linux support for modern printers in a Linux environment (and, in fact, amongst other Free Unix-like operating systems as well as non-Free ones) will develop in the months ahead. The database is not just of a huge advantage for CUPS -- other printing and spooling systems will also benefit a lot, like BSD-LPD, LPRng or PDQ. On the backgrounds and workings of this database you might want to read a bit in my (so far German-only) "CUPS-FAQ". If there is comcern, I could do a translation of a more detailed explanation of this action also comprehensible for newbies. (Hello, you editors of printed magazines: isn't this a good story for you as well? The author's fee I'll donate to a free software project... ;-) This here is just a short shot. A Shell Script To Read The PJL Capabilities Off The Printer Keying in the PJL info for thousands of printers off the vendor's documentation is very tiring and error-prone. Is this docu available at all? Is it complete? Is it correct? -- There's a better way to find out, with your help: ask you printer directly, what it supports... Till Kamppeter, architect and maintainer of the new Mandrake 7.2 printing system which chose CUPS to be the premium install (Till is also author of the free GUI Tool for CUPS, XPP), has presented a small shell script to help you do the job. Every Linux (and maybe, BSD) supporter can use it to ask his printer(s) about their level of PJL support. The results will go into the database which is designed to become the repository of automatic driver and printer configuration files for the major spooling systems CUPS, LPD, LPRng and PDQ. Just copy the 6 line shell script beneath, save it with an easy to remember name of your joice and mak it executable: #!/bin/sh echo "Writing PJL options into opts.txt" echo -en "\0330
[newbie] Linux and Qwest DSL
Hi everyone, I'd like DSL but Qwest's FAQ states that any multiple computer netowork where I'd like to use DSL needs an external DSL modem. I planned on connecting with a winders machine and then with my Linksys 5 port switch and a pair of NIC's I would share the DSL connection. Is this possible with their apparently "winmodem" PCI slot DSL modem? (intel 2100 Pro) The only thing keeping me from getting the Cisco external (Cisco 675) is cost. $295-$100 rebate from Qwest. Versus I think $125-$100 rebate for the Intel internal DSL modem. Anyway, maybe there are Linux drivers out there for that Intel internal. Thanks for any reply! --Matt
Re: [newbie] IBM Thinkpad - I like pudding :)
On Monday 12 February 2001 18:22, you wrote: Does anyone know if Mandrake can be successfully installed on an IBM Thinkpad 1200i ? I have loaded it but I am unable to get Xconfigurator to recognize my display (12.1" SVGA TFT). Any help out there? I installed on a Tpad 560 T95 with a pent. 133 and 32 mb ram/core (for KDE 2 absolute minimum-use iceWM tho:o) I use a "generic monitor, super VGA, 1024x786 at 87 Hz interlaced, 800x 600 at 56 Hz" for my SVGA tft and works just fine. good luck, Harm Bathoorn Ms Triade
[newbie] please take me off please....
- Original Message - From: Charley Peggy Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 12:42 PM Subject: Re: [newbie] Getting a ISA modem to work I have an old 33.6 Kbs USR hardware ISA modem in my box. I installed it as a plug and play device and made sure that my BIOS was set for no P'n P OS installed. That way the BIOS could assign all ports and IRQs. There's a procedure for setting up the hardware in the book but the ISA MODEM was found on reboot. Cheers, CR Devin Rader wrote: So I went out and bought a Award Technology ISA modem. I installed the modem and fired up the PC, now I have no idea what to do with it. The device shows up in the Mandrake hardware config under the unknown section, not under the modem section. Do I need drivers or something? Also, I have a serial mouse attached. Correct me if I am wrong, but are serial mice usually put in COM1? If so, then I should make sure my modem jumpers are set to COM2 or 4, correct? Anyway, thanks for any ideas you give! Devin
Re: [newbie] Improving the GNU/Linux printing support
How do I configure a network printer once Mandrake 7.0 is installed? Last time I installed it during the OS install, but this time I forgot. I know all of my printer/print server info, I just don't know where I need to enter it. Jp
Re: [newbie] USB Hubs
Try a Dlink 4 port hub. We had no problems at all with it.
Re: [newbie] IBM Thinkpad - I like pudding :)
At 12:22 PM 02/12/2001 -0500, you wrote: Does anyone know if Mandrake can be successfully installed on an IBM Thinkpad 1200i ? I have loaded it but I am unable to get Xconfigurator to recognize my display (12.1" SVGA TFT). Any help out there? I'm running MDK 7.2 on my IBM ThinkPad i1400, with 14.1" TFT display. As I recall, it detected my video card (NeoMagic 256AV) correctly, but I had to manually specify my monitor type. I think I ended up choosing from the IBM monitors, the 9514-B TFT Panel @ 1024x768. As always, YMMV. But you can at least start there. Dave Sherman SoftServ Business Systems, Inc."Quid quid latine dictum sit, [EMAIL PROTECTED] altum viditur." (763) 569-9839
Re: [newbie] Getting a ISA modem to work
Hey Devin, Give this link a try and look under the "Isapnp" section. The author gives a quite interesting argument as to why you should turn the PNP option in bios ON, not off. This advice helped me a whole lot in getting some of my PNP cards to work in LInux. Enjoy... daniel in NJ... http://www.calderasystems.com/SxS/stepbystep.htm On Monday 12 February 2001 13:42, you wrote: I have an old 33.6 Kbs USR hardware ISA modem in my box. I installed it as a plug and play device and made sure that my BIOS was set for no P'n P OS installed. That way the BIOS could assign all ports and IRQs. There's a procedure for setting up the hardware in the book but the ISA MODEM was found on reboot. Cheers, CR Devin Rader wrote: So I went out and bought a Award Technology ISA modem. I installed the modem and fired up the PC, now I have no idea what to do with it. The device shows up in the Mandrake hardware config under the unknown section, not under the modem section. Do I need drivers or something? Also, I have a serial mouse attached. Correct me if I am wrong, but are serial mice usually put in COM1? If so, then I should make sure my modem jumpers are set to COM2 or 4, correct? Anyway, thanks for any ideas you give! Devin
Re: [newbie] USB Hubs
never used linksys myself, i use a belkin and it works fine i also have some generic piece of crap that werks good too Aaron Benedict wrote: Are there any 4 port USB hubs that can be recommended for use with LM 7.2? Is the Linksys one any good? Thanks, Aaron -- Aaron Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED] "First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win." - Mahatma Ghandi -- "The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck, is probably the day Microsoft starts making vacuum cleaners." - Ernst Jan Plugge
[newbie] Partitioning advise
Hi to all! Just got a quick question: I have a 10.2GB HD which I am planing to use for LM 7.0. I am not about to dual boot it with anything so it will be the whole thing for LM. Can someone help with recomendation on the optimal partition of this HD? Any help would be appreciated. phobos
[newbie] link to texstar
Lost my bookmarks, could someone post the link to texstar's sites? tia, -s
[newbie] Partitioning
Hi to all. just got a quick question. I have 10.2GB hard drive. Can someone recomend the optimal partition for it? I am not planning to have anything on this harddrive besides LM 7.0. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. --
[newbie] irc/dcc with ipchains
I've read until my eyes bleed but I can't seem to find an answer anywhere on how to troubleshoot dcc send failures behind a masq'd connection. from what i have read i know i need ip_masq_irc loaded and it is [root@satan Documentation]# lsmod Module Size Used by ip_masq_irc 1664 1 sg 15872 0 (autoclean) (unused) lockd 32208 1 (autoclean) sunrpc 54640 1 (autoclean) [lockd] autofs 9456 2 (autoclean) usb-uhci 19184 0 (unused) usbcore43632 1 [usb-uhci] ppp20976 0 (autoclean) (unused) slhc4544 0 (autoclean) [ppp] via-rhine 8560 2 (autoclean) pci-scan2624 0 (autoclean) [via-rhine] supermount 14224 3 (autoclean) nls_cp437 3952 7 (autoclean) vfat9408 3 (autoclean) fat30432 3 (autoclean) [vfat] But I can't find any thing else. someone point me in the right direction? -- "The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck, is probably the day Microsoft starts making vacuum cleaners." - Ernst Jan Plugge
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[newbie] Configuring LILO
I have just installed Mandrake 7.2 with no problems. However, when my machine boots up, LILO will timeout and then load Linux. I would prefer Windows to be my default for my family. What do I change in the lilo.conf file to do this? Thanks, Adam
Re: [newbie] Partitioning advise
Tanggal 12 Feb 2001, dari phobos : Hi to all! Just got a quick question: I have a 10.2GB HD which I am planing to use for LM 7.0. I am not about to dual boot it with anything so it will be the whole thing for LM. Can someone help with recomendation on the optimal partition of this HD? Any help would be appreciated. phobos if i were you: linux-swap 128mb /boot 15mb / 10mb /usr2.5gb (mkdir opt, and symlink to /opt, dont know how to do it during setup) /var300mb (i use mysql a lot, symlink tmp to /tmp) /home the rest of it usr, home, and var will be reiserfs :) if you want something simple: linux-swap 128mb / 3gb /home rest of it dont forget to read Partition-mini-HOWTO for reference -- Ribbo "Consider yourself lucky. I only let the Adrianator do that." -- Slash, "Quake 3 Arena"
[newbie] Sound Blaster 16 with kernel 2.4.0-5
Howdy everybody, I have a Pentium 133Mh with LM 7.2. I just bought and installed a Sound Blaster AWE64 16-bit sound card and am having trouble getting it to work. HardDrake sees the card, but I can't load the sb.o module because it can't find the isa_pnp module. Is this a problem with the bios? I have plugplay on. If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John
Re: [newbie] Sound Blaster 16 with kernel 2.4.0-5
John, You will have too recompile your kernel too add support for the Sound Blaster Awe 32/64/Live under the Heading Sound then sub-header OSS Sounder Modules, enable the Awe 32 Synth as well. Zach John MacCallum wrote: Howdy everybody, I have a Pentium 133Mh with LM 7.2. I just bought and installed a Sound Blaster AWE64 16-bit sound card and am having trouble getting it to work. HardDrake sees the card, but I can't load the sb.o module because it can't find the isa_pnp module. Is this a problem with the bios? I have plugplay on. If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John
Re: [newbie] Configuring LILO
Towards the top of lilo.conf there is a setting called default. Just change it to whatever your window's label is. -s On Monday 12 February 2001 21:05, you wrote: I have just installed Mandrake 7.2 with no problems. However, when my machine boots up, LILO will timeout and then load Linux. I would prefer Windows to be my default for my family. What do I change in the lilo.conf file to do this? Thanks, Adam
Re: [newbie] Unique kde problem
Well, if anyone else has or is experiencing this, I mv .kde and let it get rebuilt and now it looks great. Lost settings and such, but ... can't have everything. -s On Saturday 10 February 2001 16:50, you wrote: I have been having trouble with the last several kde's that include the older appearances. I upgraded to the most recent 2.01 through updates since refomatting last night and the appearance of the menus and apps toolbars, etc don't change to the more modern 3-d look. They actually look the same as 1.99. But I can start an app with the su command in a terminal and root's apps have the more modern characteristics that make kde more appealing. This has happened with the last several upgrades, a while back with 1.99 - 2.0, now with 1.99 - 2.01, and recently from 2.0 - 2.1beta2. I upgraded this time through updates in user desktop and rebuilddb in root. Kde2.1beta2 had been install through the console in root. Any thoughts, suggestions, fixes? TIA, -s
[newbie] Netscape 6 -- Segmentation Fault
Dear friends:
1) Installation:
I reinstalled Netscape 6.01 as ROOT, instead of user. I finally found
the netscape directory. See below. I was able to activate Netscape 6 and
launch it. However, since the initial launch, all I've been getting are
segmentation faults. Besides, I would like to run Netscape 6 as user,
NOT as root. I did a chmod 755 netscape in the /usr/local/netscape
directory and changed the ownership under Permissions (using Konqueror)
to "sher". Still, I couldn't launch Netscape 6. Same segmentation error.
[sher@sher sher]$ cd /usr/local/netscape
[sher@sher netscape]$ ls
Cool/ libXptl.so* libnspr4.so* psm/
chrome/libXptl.so.1* libplc4.so* regExport*
component.reg libcmt.so* libplds4.so* registry
components/libgkgfx.so*libprotocol.so* regxpcom*
defaults/ libgtksuperwin.so* libxpcom.so* res/
icons/ libgtkxtbin.so* libxpistub.so* run-mozilla.sh*
install.loglibjpeg.so* libz.so* searchplugins/
libXpcs.so*libjsdom.so*mozilla-bin* splash.xpm
libXpcs.so.1* libjsj.so* netscape*systemSignature.jar
libXprt.so*libmozjs.so*netscape.cfg
libXprt.so.1* libmsgbaseutil.so* plugins/
[sher@sher netscape]$ ./netscape
./run-mozilla.sh ./mozilla-bin
MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME=.
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./Cool:.:/home/sher/.kde/lib:/usr/lib
LIBPATH=.:./Cool
SHLIB_PATH=.:./Cool
XPCS_HOME=./Cool
MOZ_PROGRAM=./mozilla-bin
MOZ_TOOLKIT=
moz_debug=0
moz_debugger=
./run-mozilla.sh: line 29: 3886 Segmentation fault $prog ${1+"$@"}
[sher@sher netscape]$ Unexpected end of pipe
encountered
2) Plugins
However, I did manage briefly to see my plugins in Netscape 6 (by typing
about:plugins in the location bar). I saw ALL of my Netscape 4.76
plugins (which I had copied to /usr/local/netscape) EXCEPT for the
RealPlayer plugin.
Would appreciate any and all help.
Yours,
Benjamin
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Sher's Russian Web
http://www.websher.net
Benjamin and Anna Sher
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Re: [newbie] Configuring LILO
On Tuesday 13 February 2001 04:05, you wrote: I have just installed Mandrake 7.2 with no problems. However, when my machine boots up, LILO will timeout and then load Linux. I would prefer Windows to be my default for my family. What do I change in the lilo.conf file to do this? Thanks, Adam change the default boot-settings in linux.conf either via drakconf or directly on console.
Re: [newbie] IBM Thinkpad - I like pudding :)
On Monday 12 February 2001 19:00, you wrote: Oh, and make very sure the SVGA package is installed, if not just add it from the RPMS on the first disk. good luck, Harm Bathoorn Ms Triade
