Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
Alan, I will have to read the guide about the sync rate. But, everything appears to be okay, now. However, I could not find my Dell monitor in the list( should I select Dell SVGA?), and my 3COM 3C905C Ether link Card was not on the list. I will have to check MandrakeSoft's web page for hardware support. Also, the screen went blank and Linux Mandrake 7.0 would not boot up. Due to the fact that I could not reboot into Linux, I ran the install again. First, I deleted the partition, clicked on the Auto allocate button, and reinstalled Linux Mandrake 7.0 again. Now, it's back to normal. Go figure...Was this the wrong way to go about it? I also noticed that if the screen saver time is adjusted to 15 minutes instead of 1 minute - a crash can occur. Even after several cold boots. I'll see if I can repeat this. If I can repeat this 3 times in a row, then it could be a bug that should be reported. Linux Mandrake 7.0 indicated in the help file, that if you set your time ahead of your BIOS, the system could crash. Have you ever heard of this? I will have to check this out again. Roman (The penguins have stopped laughing) Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romannt is running the video at a different synch rate than Linux therefore you need to adjust the monitor for Linux (which shouldn't bother the nt settings at all). Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, The monitor works fine in Windows NT4. The shift happens in as soon as I get in to KDE. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanadjust your monitor (buttons on front, directions in monitor owner's manual). Alan Romanator wrote: Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romandelete hda5 and then push the Auto Allocate button. Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, I had draw and write this out as there is no print screen. The auto allocation only works if my disk has not been partitioned yet or is empty. I have tried as best as possible with ASCII to show my page setting: I can see in the DrakX installation: The Setup file systems File system types: Ext2SwapFATOtherEmpty - | hda | - |--- -- |||| ||| || C ||D| | E | |||| ||| | -- |--- ||Choose action||Details |---| |Device: hda5 ||Mount point | |DOS drive letter: D (just a guess) |---| |Type: DOS FAT16 || Resize | |Size: 2047 MB (10%) |---|| || Delete || |---|| ___ __ |Clear all | |Auto allocate|| Undo | - ___ | Done | Note: hda is the entire drive hda1 is the 1st partition or drive C hda5 is the 2nd partition or drive D 1. In the comments section, the following was copied(I could not find any other way of copying the instructions)
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
On Tue, 16 May 2000, Romanator wrote: Looks like /dev/hda5 WAS your D-drive then... Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman )0(---)0( Law of Tests: When reviewing your notes before an exam, the most important ones will be illegible. )0([[EMAIL PROTECTED]]-)0( http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 Registered Linux User 174403
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
Sure was. I did notice when I booted up(I must have walked away from the computer, it booted into console mode. Is this normal? Roman Paul wrote: On Tue, 16 May 2000, Romanator wrote: Looks like /dev/hda5 WAS your D-drive then... Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman )0(---)0( Law of Tests: When reviewing your notes before an exam, the most important ones will be illegible. )0([[EMAIL PROTECTED]]-)0( http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 Registered Linux User 174403
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
Hi Alan, If you ever get a chance to see it on another computer, you will notice the visual similarities. Enough said about Windows. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: RomanI use netscape 4.72 in Linux Mandrake 7.0 and my search engine of choice is Google. I don't use windows, at least not very often, and never browse or do email with it. Alan Romanator wrote: Alan, If you have IE5 on your computer, NeoPlanet is a browser by Lycos. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanhow could you adjust the monitor (buttons on front of monitor) for Linux w/o being in Linux to see what needs to be adjusted and how the adjustments are coming along?!! I have no idea what neoplanet is. Alan Romanator wrote: Alan, I assume I should change this while I'm in Linux. All changes should always be done in root? On another topic, have you noticed the similarity the look of Netscape and Neoplanet by Lycos? Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romannt is running the video at a different synch rate than Linux therefore you need to adjust the monitor for Linux (which shouldn't bother the nt settings at all). Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, The monitor works fine in Windows NT4. The shift happens in as soon as I get in to KDE. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanadjust your monitor (buttons on front, directions in monitor owner's manual). Alan Romanator wrote: Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romandelete hda5 and then push the Auto Allocate button. Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, I had draw and write this out as there is no print screen. The auto allocation only works if my disk has not been partitioned yet or is empty. I have tried as best as possible with ASCII to show my page setting: I can see in the DrakX installation: The Setup file systems File system types: Ext2SwapFATOtherEmpty - | hda | - |--- -- |||| ||| || C ||D| | E | |||| ||| | -- |--- ||Choose action||Details |---| |Device: hda5 ||Mount point | |DOS drive letter: D (just a guess) |---| |Type: DOS FAT16 || Resize | |Size: 2047 MB (10%) |---|| || Delete || |---|| ___ __ |Clear all | |Auto allocate|| Undo | - ___ | Done | Note:
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
Alan, While reviewing the options on my Linux desktop, I decided to select shutdown. The computer rebooted and went to the command prompt boot. I typed in dos to run WinNT4, and access Netscape Navigator to communicate with you. Next, I selected shutdown in WinNT4, the computer appeared to reboot but the entire screen was black. I let it run for quite a long time. It's quite possible that I was tampering with too many options on the desktop? Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanok, why do you ask about what monitor to choose after you've successfully installed Linux? It's during the install you need to know what the make model of your monitor is. If you've successfully completed the install w/o inputting/choosing the correct make model of your monitor then you must have input/chosen something that worked. So why worry about it after the fact? You've said at least twice no that the screen went black, but never revealed under what conditions this happened. Also, what does 'would not boot up' mean? What happens instead? At what point in the boot process does 'would not boot up' actually occur and exactly what is it that happens? Alan Romanator wrote: Alan, I will have to read the guide about the sync rate. But, everything appears to be okay, now. However, I could not find my Dell monitor in the list( should I select Dell SVGA?), and my 3COM 3C905C Ether link Card was not on the list. I will have to check MandrakeSoft's web page for hardware support. Also, the screen went blank and Linux Mandrake 7.0 would not boot up. Due to the fact that I could not reboot into Linux, I ran the install again. First, I deleted the partition, clicked on the Auto allocate button, and reinstalled Linux Mandrake 7.0 again. Now, it's back to normal. Go figure...Was this the wrong way to go about it? I also noticed that if the screen saver time is adjusted to 15 minutes instead of 1 minute - a crash can occur. Even after several cold boots. I'll see if I can repeat this. If I can repeat this 3 times in a row, then it could be a bug that should be reported. Linux Mandrake 7.0 indicated in the help file, that if you set your time ahead of your BIOS, the system could crash. Have you ever heard of this? I will have to check this out again. Roman (The penguins have stopped laughing) Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romannt is running the video at a different synch rate than Linux therefore you need to adjust the monitor for Linux (which shouldn't bother the nt settings at all). Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, The monitor works fine in Windows NT4. The shift happens in as soon as I get in to KDE. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanadjust your monitor (buttons on front, directions in monitor owner's manual). Alan Romanator wrote: Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romandelete hda5 and then push the Auto Allocate button. Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, I had draw and write this out as there is no print screen. The auto allocation only works if my disk has not been partitioned yet or is empty. I have tried as best as possible with ASCII to show my page setting: I can see in the DrakX installation: The Setup file systems File system types: Ext2SwapFATOtherEmpty - | hda | - |--- -- |||| ||| || C ||D| | E | |||| ||| | -- |--- ||Choose action||Details |
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
On Tue, 16 May 2000, Romanator wrote: Sure was. I did notice when I booted up(I must have walked away from the computer, it booted into console mode. Is this normal? Roman Depends on what you call normal. If you check /etc/inittab and the default bootmode there says 3 then it is normal. If it says 5, then that's not normal. 3 mean multi-user console login, 5 is multi-user graphical login. Under no circumstance make 0 (REBOOT) or 6 (SHUTDOWN) the init default!! Paul )0(---)0( Law of Tests: When reviewing your notes before an exam, the most important ones will be illegible. )0([[EMAIL PROTECTED]]-)0( http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 Registered Linux User 174403
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions no KDE and sector errors
I changing the following: 1. Logged on as roman (user) 2. Graphics card. I changed my default card setting to NVIDIA GeForce 256 3. Graphics resolution was changed from 32-bit to 16-bit. It appears that Linux prefers 32-bit. 4. I used the default setting for my monitor, as I could not find my Dell monitor. I have Dell M780. 5. Desktop themes. I changed to different desktop themes. I can't remember the name of the window that allowed me to scroll through the desktop themes. I tried all sorts of themes but kept the window using the KDE default colors. Sorry, my Linux syntax is still poor. 6. Added my static TCP/IP settings, hoping to log on. I added all of my IP numbers. Some of these items needed a root password, so I typed it in when prompted 7. Changed the hour settings from i.e. 22:00 to 11:00. I found out later that this should have been changed with another feature. 8. Changed the screen saver time from 1 minute pause to 15 minutes I was tired, panicked and reinstalled. It seemed to work for the rest of the night. I turned on my computer today. At the boot prompt, typed in: linux My KDE disappeared this morning. It went in to console mode. __ Last Night's Installation Notes(Tuesday) I was getting the following errors from last night's installation: Reinstall A) Clicked on hda5 or D partition, and then clicked on the Delete button B) Clicked on the Auto allocate button. A message followed up: sector #8385993 (61498 MB) and sector #6506388 (3702 MB) are overlapping! Clicked on the OK and Done buttons. C) The first install worked okay - after several hours on it. After adjusting the screen saver to 15 minutes, and I changed to time from the 24 hr. format to AM/PM. I was prompted that if I would like to start up in X automatically to select restart or reboot. D) When I rebooted the screen was completely dark. Linux did not reboot. I didn't know what to do, so I rebooted and reinstalled Linux Mandrake 7.0 Power Pack again. Reinstalled Again E) During the install, I deleted the same partition and was prompted again with the message: sector #8385993 (61498 MB) and sector #6506388 (3702 MB) are overlapping! F) I clicked on the OK button to proceed with the installation and another error message appeared: sector #6506388 (3702 MB) and sector #8385993 (61498 MB) are overlapping! The install went okay and ran for a while, then the screen went black on me. Linux would not boot up. No blinking I-beam - nothing. ** I repeated the installation as shown above, clicked on the Auto allocate button and another error appeared: #6506388.37878788 (3702 MB) and sector #8385993 (61498 MB) are overlapping! at /usr/bin/perl - install/common.pm ... Line 205 propagated at /usr/bin/perl - install/diskdrake.pm Line 47 G) I clicked on the OK and Done buttons and the installation proceeded. I woke up this morning and KDE was gone. However, Linux Mandrake started up in console mode. When I typed: startx , X windows started up. Is this a bug, or should I resize the partition before reinstalling? Partition Magic 4.0 does not work in Win NT4. Roman Registered Linux Mandrake 7.0 User -2733 Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanso, something was wrong with x-windows and needed fixing. In a case like that there are key-combinations to try (for instance ctl-alt-f2,f3,f4,f5 or f6 could have gotten you to a console where you could login and re-run Xconfigurator to fix the problem. Tampering with what settings? Alan Romanator wrote: > > Alan, > > While reviewing the options on my Linux desktop, I decided to select shutdown. The computer rebooted and went to the > command prompt boot. I typed in dos to run WinNT4, and access Netscape Navigator to communicate with you. > Next, I selected shutdown in WinNT4, the computer appeared to reboot but the entire screen was black. I let it run for > quite a long time. It's quite possible that I was tampering with too many options on the desktop? > > Roman > > Alan Shoemaker wrote: > > > Romanok, why do you ask about what monitor to choose after > > you've successfully installed Linux? It's during the install > > you need to know what the make model of your monitor is. If > > you've successfully completed the install w/o > > inputting/choosing the correct make model of your monitor > > then you must have input/chosen something that worked. So why > > worry about it after the fact? > > > > You've said at least twice no that the screen went black, but > > never revealed under what conditions this happened. Also, > > what does 'would not boot up' mean? What happens instead? At > > what point in the boot process does 'would not boot up' > > actually occur and exactly what is it that happens? > > > > Alan > > > > Romanator wrote: > > > > > > Alan, > > > > > > I will have to read the guide about the sync rate. But, everything appears to be okay, now. However, I could not
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions no KDE and sector errors
Romanso a newbie (you) on a newly installed and working system changed the graphic card, color depth and Monitor: then rebooted. Yep, that'd likely hose the x-server all right. Roman, don't fix what ain't broke!! Especially when you don't really know what you're doing! Alan P.S. and you really ought to quit sending mail to this list in html format. Half the folks on the list won't even read html posts (and some email clients can't display html). It also screws up the archives. Romanator wrote: I changing the following: 1. Logged on as roman (user) 2. Graphics card. I changed my default card setting to NVIDIA GeForce 256 3. Graphics resolution was changed from 32-bit to 16-bit. It appears that Linux prefers 32-bit. 4. I used the default setting for my monitor, as I could not find my Dell monitor. I have Dell M780. 5. Desktop themes. I changed to different desktop themes. I can't remember the name of the window that allowed me to scroll through the desktop themes. I tried all sorts of themes but kept the window using the KDE default colors. Sorry, my Linux syntax is still poor. 6. Added my static TCP/IP settings, hoping to log on. I added all of my IP numbers. Some of these items needed a root password, so I typed it in when prompted 7. Changed the hour settings from i.e. 22:00 to 11:00. I found out later that this should have been changed with another feature. 8. Changed the screen saver time from 1 minute pause to 15 minutes I was tired, panicked and reinstalled. It seemed to work for the rest of the night. I turned on my computer today. At the boot prompt, typed in: linux My KDE disappeared this morning. It went in to console mode. __ Last Night's Installation Notes(Tuesday) I was getting the following errors from last night's installation: Reinstall A) Clicked on hda5 or D partition, and then clicked on the Delete button B) Clicked on the Auto allocate button. A message followed up: sector #8385993 (61498 MB) and sector #6506388 (3702 MB) are overlapping! Clicked on the OK and Done buttons. C) The first install worked okay - after several hours on it. After adjusting the screen saver to 15 minutes, and I changed to time from the 24 hr. format to AM/PM. I was prompted that if I would like to start up in X automatically to select restart or reboot. D) When I rebooted the screen was completely dark. Linux did not reboot. I didn't know what to do, so I rebooted and reinstalled Linux Mandrake 7.0 Power Pack again. Reinstalled Again E) During the install, I deleted the same partition and was prompted again with the message: sector #8385993 (61498 MB) and sector #6506388 (3702 MB) are overlapping! F) I clicked on the OK button to proceed with the installation and another error message appeared: sector #6506388 (3702 MB) and sector #8385993 (61498 MB) are overlapping! The install went okay and ran for a while, then the screen went black on me. Linux would not boot up. No blinking I-beam - nothing. ** I repeated the installation as shown above, clicked on the Auto allocate button and another error appeared: #6506388.37878788 (3702 MB) and sector #8385993 (61498 MB) are overlapping! at /usr/bin/perl - install/common.pm ... Line 205 propagated at /usr/bin/perl - install/diskdrake.pm Line 47 G) I clicked on the OK and Done buttons and the installation proceeded. I woke up this morning and KDE was gone. However, Linux Mandrake started up in console mode. When I typed: startx , X windows started up. Is this a bug, or should I resize the partition before reinstalling? Partition Magic 4.0 does not work in Win NT4. Roman Registered Linux Mandrake 7.0 User -2733 Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanso, something was wrong with x-windows and needed fixing. In a case like that there are key-combinations to try (for instance ctl-alt-f2,f3,f4,f5 or f6 could have gotten you to a console where you could login and re-run Xconfigurator to fix the problem. Tampering with what settings? Alan Romanator wrote: Alan, While reviewing the options on my Linux desktop, I decided to select shutdown. The computer rebooted and went to the command prompt boot. I typed in dos to run WinNT4, and access Netscape Navigator to communicate with you. Next, I selected shutdown in WinNT4, the computer appeared to reboot but the entire screen was black. I let it run for quite a long time. It's quite possible that I was tampering with too many options on the desktop? Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanok, why do you ask about what monitor to choose after you've successfully installed Linux? It's during the install you need to know what the make model of your monitor is. If
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romandelete hda5 and then push the Auto Allocate button. Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, I had draw and write this out as there is no print screen. The auto allocation only works if my disk has not been partitioned yet or is empty. I have tried as best as possible with ASCII to show my page setting: I can see in the DrakX installation: The Setup file systems File system types: Ext2SwapFATOtherEmpty - | hda | - |--- -- |||| ||| || C ||D| | E | |||| ||| | -- |--- ||Choose action||Details |---| |Device: hda5 ||Mount point | |DOS drive letter: D (just a guess) |---| |Type: DOS FAT16 || Resize | |Size: 2047 MB (10%) |---|| || Delete || |---|| ___ __ |Clear all | |Auto allocate|| Undo | - ___ | Done | Note: hda is the entire drive hda1 is the 1st partition or drive C hda5 is the 2nd partition or drive D 1. In the comments section, the following was copied(I could not find any other way of copying the instructions) Two common partition are:the root partition ( / ), which is the starting point of the file system's directory hierarchy, and /boot, which contains all files necessary to start the operating system when the computer is first turned on. Since I did not want to reformat the entire 20 Gig. drive, I selected the 2nd button - which is hda5 *** This is were the confusion sets in: 2a) Click on the 2nd button of hda5. Don't forget that this is a factory install from Dell. 2b) Under choose action, click on the Mount point button. Another window pops up asking: Where do you want to mount device hda5? Next to the Mount point field appears: / I can click on the OK button and it adds this to hda5 2c) If I click on the drop down arrow, select and replace ( / ) with ( /boot ), the button will show /boot. A drop down arrow shows the following selection. / /boot /home /mnt/dos /mnt/iso /tmp /usr /va 3a. If I click the 2nd blue button ( hda5 ), select the delete button, it will indicate that the partition D or hda5 is empty. 3b) By clicking on the auto allocate button a message appears: partitions sector #6506388.37878788 (3702 MB) and sector #8385993 (614938 MB are overlapping! at /usr/bin/perl - install/common.pm line 205. ... propagated at /usr/bin/perl - install/diskdrake.pm line 47 3c) I clicked on the OK button and all of the Ext2, Swap were all there. Sounds confusing? Sorry about the long email, and I hope you understand what I am getting at. I cannot reformat the entire drive - just about 1/2 of D. Roman
Re: [newbie] Re: DrakX is Working - DrakX Installation Instructions
Hi Alan, The monitor works fine in Windows NT4. The shift happens in as soon as I get in to KDE. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romanadjust your monitor (buttons on front, directions in monitor owner's manual). Alan Romanator wrote: Hooray!! I am up and running. However, the the desktop display has a larger black border on the left side rather than sitting evenly in the center. My hard drive, sound card auto configured, except for the monitor. An out-of-sync message appeared. The desktop display is lopsided the left border is a lot larger than the right border. My D drive has disappeared, and I have about 15 Gig. of space which I have to resize. E shifted to D. I am ordering the full version of PM so that I can gain some space. Thank you for your help. Roman Alan Shoemaker wrote: Romandelete hda5 and then push the Auto Allocate button. Alan Romanator wrote: Hi Alan, I had draw and write this out as there is no print screen. The auto allocation only works if my disk has not been partitioned yet or is empty. I have tried as best as possible with ASCII to show my page setting: I can see in the DrakX installation: The Setup file systems File system types: Ext2SwapFATOtherEmpty - | hda | - |--- -- |||| ||| || C ||D| | E | |||| ||| | -- |--- ||Choose action||Details |---| |Device: hda5 ||Mount point | |DOS drive letter: D (just a guess) |---| |Type: DOS FAT16 || Resize | |Size: 2047 MB (10%) |---|| || Delete || |---|| ___ __ |Clear all | |Auto allocate|| Undo | - ___ | Done | Note: hda is the entire drive hda1 is the 1st partition or drive C hda5 is the 2nd partition or drive D 1. In the comments section, the following was copied(I could not find any other way of copying the instructions) Two common partition are:the root partition ( / ), which is the starting point of the file system's directory hierarchy, and /boot, which contains all files necessary to start the operating system when the computer is first turned on. Since I did not want to reformat the entire 20 Gig. drive, I selected the 2nd button - which is hda5 *** This is were the confusion sets in: 2a) Click on the 2nd button of hda5. Don't forget that this is a factory install from Dell. 2b) Under choose action, click on the Mount point button. Another window pops up asking: Where do you want to mount device hda5? Next to the Mount point field appears: / I can click on the OK button and it adds this to hda5 2c) If I click on the drop down arrow, select and replace ( / ) with ( /boot ), the button will show /boot. A drop down arrow shows the following selection. / /boot /home /mnt/dos /mnt/iso /tmp /usr /va 3a. If I click the 2nd blue button ( hda5 ), select the delete button, it will indicate that the partition D or hda5 is empty. 3b) By clicking on the auto allocate button a message appears: partitions sector #6506388.37878788 (3702 MB) and sector #8385993 (614938 MB are overlapping! at /usr/bin/perl - install/common.pm line 205. ... propagated at /usr/bin/perl - install/diskdrake.pm line 47 3c) I
