Re: [newbie-it] Directory del Kernel

2002-01-13 Per discussione Sandro

Il 12:22, sabato 12 gennaio 2002, hai scritto:
 Salve a tutti,

 ho installato un Mandrake 8.0 con Kernel 2.4.3

 come mai delle istruzioni dettagliate di un Howto danno per scontato che
 esiste una directory /usr/src/linux, mentre da me non esiste.

 di fatto non posso eseguire le istruzioni perchè anche quando poi invio il
 comando make menuconfig mi dice che non trova il .Config in tale
 sottodirectory linux

 Dove sta il Kernel ?

 Forse le istruzioni non si rivolgono alla versione 8.0 ?

 saluto e ringrazio

 Marco Fortini

La directory corretta dovrebbe essere:
/usr/src/linux-2.4.3

Ciao
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[newbie-it] Editing video

2002-01-13 Per discussione Pollo




Ciao a tutti.

Qualcuno di voi conosce un buon programma per l'editing video?

Mi potreste dare il link dal quale scaricarlo?



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Re: [newbie-it] Directory del Kernel

2002-01-13 Per discussione Marco Fortini

Grazie Mike per il consiglio,
ho subito provveduto ad investigare e considerando che sono un neofita ho
trovato questo:
Mandrake 8.0 l'ho installato con i CD di installazione, dunque se ha usato
il sorgente o no io questo non lo so.
Allora ho guardato nel software manager per vedere se c'era qualcosa tipo:
Kernel, src o .config (Immagino che il file sorgente è del tipo
src); comunque nè sulla root, nè sui cdrom ho trovato il KernelXXX.src.* o
cose del genere.
A questo punto mi domando: io penso di essere in grado di trovare in rete
dei file del tipo:  Kernel XXX.src.rpm, ma che io sappia se 'downloddo' un
.src.rpm poi sulle mie directory o resta come sta o lo lancio, ma se
lo lancio faccio qualcosa di più che depositare un sorgente sulla
/usr/src/linux.
Se lancio un kernel.rpm immagino che reinstallo il kernel, cosa che in
questo momento  è già presente e configurata.
Dunque se per installare un driver devo scendere fino al sorgente del Kernel
mi sottometto volenteroso a questo sacrificio, dunque la nuova domanda è:
non avendo trovato traccia del sorgente sulla root e sui CD, cosa devo
scaricare da rete e cosa ci devo fare ?

Non mi darò per vinto!

saluto e ringrazio

Marco Fortini

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Il 18:22, sabato 12 gennaio 2002, in merito a [newbie-it] Directory
del Kernel, ha scritto:
 Salve a tutti,

 ho installato un Mandrake 8.0 con Kernel 2.4.3

 come mai delle istruzioni dettagliate di un Howto danno per
 scontato che esiste una directory /usr/src/linux, mentre da me non
 esiste.

ma, i sorgenti del kernel, li hai installati?
altrimenti niente /usr/src/linux !!


 di fatto non posso eseguire le istruzioni perchè anche quando poi
 invio il comando make menuconfig mi dice che non trova il .Config
 in tale sottodirectory linux

 Dove sta il Kernel ?

dove vuoi, baste che il link /usr/src/linux lo punti



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Re: [newbie-it] Directory del Kernel

2002-01-13 Per discussione miKe

Il 13:12, domenica 13 gennaio 2002, in merito a Re: [newbie-it] 
Directory del Kernel, ha scritto:
 Grazie Mike per il consiglio,
 ho subito provveduto ad investigare e considerando che sono un
 neofita ho trovato questo:
 Mandrake 8.0 l'ho installato con i CD di installazione, dunque se
 ha usato il sorgente o no io questo non lo so.

se hai usato solo i cd di installazione come fonte, hai installato 
tutto da rpm, in definitiva non hai mai ricompilato da sorgente

 Allora ho guardato nel software manager per vedere se c'era
 qualcosa tipo: Kernel, src o .config (Immagino che il file
 sorgente è del tipo src); comunque nè sulla root, nè sui cdrom ho
 trovato il KernelXXX.src.* o cose del genere.

allora, sul cd di installazion n°2 il pacchetto contenente i sorgenti 
si chiama kernel-2.4.3-20mdk.i586.rpm
per ricompilare ti servirà anche il kernel-headers-2.4.3...ecc.ecc.

 A questo punto mi domando: io penso di essere in grado di trovare
 in rete dei file del tipo:  Kernel XXX.src.rpm, ma che io sappia
 se 'downloddo' un .src.rpm poi sulle mie directory o resta
 come sta o lo lancio, ma se lo lancio faccio qualcosa di più che
 depositare un sorgente sulla /usr/src/linux.

puoi infatti scaricare i sorgenti, in formato tar.gz del kernel 
linus cioè liscio, non patchato
per usare il nuovo kernel devi scompattare i sorgenti, appunto in 
/usr/src
creando la directory linux
quindi configurare e compilare, come avevi intensione di fare con il 
2.4.3

 Se lancio un kernel.rpm immagino che reinstallo il kernel, cosa che
 in questo momento  è già presente e configurata.

questa non l'ho capita...
hai si, un kernel, ma non è certo configurato ed ottimizzato per il 
tuo hardware!
hai un kernel generico per 586, con tutti i moduli possibili, e con 
una serie di supporti inutili, magari mancante proprio di quello che 
ti serve...

 Dunque se per installare un driver devo scendere fino al sorgente
 del Kernel mi sottometto volenteroso a questo sacrificio, dunque la
 nuova domanda è: non avendo trovato traccia del sorgente sulla
 root e sui CD, cosa devo scaricare da rete e cosa ci devo fare ?

se ti servono istruzioni precise devi solo chiedere..


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[newbie] Newbie Problems with Fujitsu/Siemens Celvin EasyPC Mandrake 8Install, Apple Talk and More Problems.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Brian Durant

Hi again,

It is good to be back on the list again after an involuntary absence of over
five months, due to a certain unnamed moving company %$#!* that couldn't
figure out to deliver my families things, including our computers. I have
tried to do a dual install (Win98 SE (UK)/Mandrake) on my daughter's
Fujitsu/Siemens Celvin EasyPC (legacy free). The EasyPC has no serial or
parallel ports. Everything, including floppy drive, keyboard, etc. is USB
based.

All went fine until monitor and video card config (expert mode). Mandrake
reported the card as an SiS 620, while in Win it is listed as a SiS 530. The
monitor is an IBM P50. No configuration of monitor worked correctly with
either video card setting. Everything else worked amazingly well, including
access to an HP DeskJet 660 C over a USB/parallel adapter and Wacom Tablet
(USB) drivers. Looked in the archives and found no mention of Celvin, EasyPC
or legacy free. Any ideas or advice?

The second issue is that I would like the Celvin to serve Apple Talk, but I
don't believe that the macutils in the Mandrake 8 Power Pack is enough to do
this. I seem to remember that I need to install some sort of Apple Talk
server, but I don't believe it is on the CD's Help anyone?

The third and following issue is OT, but has relevance for all on the list
trying to understand how X and Linux works:

I have a question about entering monitor resolutions in advanced mode in
Yellow Dog Linux version 2.0 on a UMAX Pulsar, which is a Macintosh computer
clone. I am determined to get this to work, and yes I know that the Pulsar
isn't supported. However, everything seems to work fine in the install, but
I keep getting hung up on monitor resolution. There is no test mode as in
many Linux flavors and something doesn't work right with the video card
(Matrox Millennium) and monitor (Apple Multiple Scan 15AV Display)
combination. In Mac OS 9.1, the monitor resolution is usually set at 832x624
resolution at 75Hz, but settings show that I also could set the monitor at
832x624 resolution at 85Hz, 800x600 resolution at 85Hz, 1024x768 resolution
at 60, 67, 74.9 or 85Hz or at 640x480 resolution at 60 or 85Hz.

I have the alternative of creating monitor prefs in YDL in advanced mode,
but I admit that I don't fully understand it. In advanced mode, I am
required to fill in a cluster of numbers, four for horizontal resolution and
a cluster of four numbers for vertical resolution. If we take my default
resolution in OS 9.1, this would look like this:

Horizontal resolution:  832  000  000  000 (they can also be 4 digit #'s)
Vertical resolution:624  000  000  000

The first number is the resolution in pixels, where as the second and third
represent sync pulse. The fourth represents frame length or border width. I
may also need to know the dot clock resolution and refresh rate (requires X
dot clocks). According to the manual, the Apple Multiple Scan 15AV Display
has a resolution range of 640 x 480 to 1024 x 768 and with a 0.28 mm dot
pitch, but is dot pitch the same as dot clock?

The problem is that I do not know where to get the information I need to
fill in the other numbers for horizontal and vertical rez, as well as dot
clock (should I need it) for an Apple Multiple Scan 15AV Display.

Help, please! I have been working off and on with this issue for months now!

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[newbie] Getting my dial-up working - and lots of basic Qs

2002-01-13 Per discussione Walter Logeman

Hi,

I am new to Linux  Mandrake, but am very fortunate to have had
excellent help in setting up my system, which looks great and
most of the hardware is working including the winmodem!

Now i am here needing to learn some very basic moves!  And i do
it by trying stuff out...

We did not quite get my access to the ISP working in the setup,
but using another name  isp we did confirm that the modem was
working. 

Now i have been trying to figure out how to revisit the
configuration for the connection.  Played around in my user
incarnation in KDE looking for a place to start... but it told me
I needed to be root (for something)  probably foolishly did
that and did get into a place where i cld set up my isp dialup
--- it only had one --- default.  I fiddled in there but then got
out.

Later logged in again with my user ID and figured out how to get
into kppp and found the three connection settings we had used
before.  Now if i try any of them i get a message: 

Sorry the Modem is busy

If i click the Internet icon on the desktop I get another
message:

kppp has detected a /home/walter/.kde/share/apps/kppp/kppp.pid
file.

Another instance of kppp seems to be running process-ID 3323.

Make sure that you are not running another kppp. delete the pid
file. and restart kppp.

I cant seem to get into .kde from /home/walter/ using either
Konqueror or the bash shell... what is .kde/ etc. ?

~~~

Lots of basics here ... any clues or suggestions will be much
appreciated.


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[newbie] dualboot with and without internet

2002-01-13 Per discussione Stojs

If I use two computers,

Computer1 with linux connected to the internet on one ethernet card and to
computer2 on another ethernet card.

Computer2 dualboots win/linux.

Is it possible to configure computer1 so when computer2 starts linux I can
access the internet on computer2, but when I start windows I can not access the
internet? I still need to have access to filesharing when in windows.

If it is possible, how do I get there?

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[newbie] creating an rpm

2002-01-13 Per discussione Mohammed Arafa 2 Mailing Lists

hi

i downloaded kconfigure 1.3 at work from apps.kde.com and compiled it and
ran it... i like so i went home and tried to do the same but i get errors ..
nothing to do or something like that.

so now i want to create an rpm from my machine over here at work to take
home.

how do i do that?

ps. does *.src.rpm mean i will have to compile after a d/l?

tia


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[newbie] Lost KDE Media Player (noatun)

2002-01-13 Per discussione Wes Gregg

Hello,

Things were going quite nicely.  I was considering trying to learn one of 
those things that allow you to play windows games in linux so I could delete 
my windows partition and give linux the full drive.

Then I boot into Linux this morning and try to load KDE Media Player 
(noatun) from KDE's menu and it gives me monoscope instead!  I don't have any 
idea how that happened, but I tried clicking on a saved playlist and it again 
loads monoscope.  Then I use the run menu option and type noatun and it still 
gives me monoscope!  I notice that the little place on the bottom bar says it 
is loading noatun but it gives me monoscope every time.

This is highly annoying, to say the least.  I have been slowly putting my 
cd's in the computer as mp3's so I can listen without swapping cd's.  I have 
also discovered the beauty of custom playlists allowing me to put my songs in 
my order.  Then I discovered Bearshare in Windows and realized I could sample 
songs from cd's I don't have yet to see if I would want to buy it.  Not much 
radio in my area so this is very nice so I am not buying blind.

I don't _think_ I directly screwed anything up.  I did click on an rpm and a 
program came up and installed it for me, but I don't think that would cause 
this as the program was lopster (not related to the other two programs).

Any ideas on what happened or how to fix?  I must assume that I have somehow 
deleted noatun and put monoscope in its place with noatun's name, but that 
doesn't make sense!

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Re: [newbie] Floppy mounting, nobiospnp al, once more

2002-01-13 Per discussione Derek Jennings

Where are you putting the nobiospnp statement?
You need only put it into the stanza you are actually going to boot from, 
which in your case is the stanza headed 'linux'

derek


On Sunday 13 January 2002 16:14, you wrote:
 I'm sorry to keep bothering you, but none of my attempts at getting
 my floppy drive to mount have worked. The problem still is that trying
 to mount the floppy drive results in /dev/df0: unknown device. I've
 dug around the net and discovered that many people have gotten it
 fixed by adding nobiospnp into the append lines of lilo.conf
 and then running /sbin/lilo -v. It doesn't help; it results in:

   Reading boot sector from /dev/hda
   Merging with /boot/boot.b
   Mapping message file /boot/message
   Boot image: /boot/vmlinuz
   Added linux *
   Boot image: /boot/vmlinuz
   Added failsafe
   Boot other: /dev/hda1, on /dev/hda, loader /boot/chain.b
   Added windows
   Boot other: /dev/fd0, loader /boot/chain.b
   Fatal: open /dev/fd0: No such device or address



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[newbie] question about security

2002-01-13 Per discussione Todd Slater

I just got my cable modem running under 8.1. I set up a firewall (Tiny
firewall) via the Control Center. I'm not running a web or mail server
or anything. Is this adequate?

Also, what is good for virus scanning? I didn't find any virus scanner
on the download edition cds.

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Re: [newbie] Floppy mounting, nobiospnp al, once more

2002-01-13 Per discussione Ville V Sinkko



On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, Derek Jennings wrote:

 Where are you putting the nobiospnp statement?
 You need only put it into the stanza you are actually going to boot from,
 which in your case is the stanza headed 'linux'

In the ones headed linux, failsafe and floppy.







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[newbie] warning

2002-01-13 Per discussione Jesse Angell

I caught a virus from this mailing list, on windows xp, it wasn't something
i noticed for awhile. What it did is slowly deleted .jpgs. zips and all
other popular extensions and rewrote them as the virus. I had to reformat my
computer as the virus wouldnt let me install norton. Be ware, scan your
system..




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Re: [newbie] GCC / CC compiler problems

2002-01-13 Per discussione Spencer Collyer

On Saturday 12 January 2002 06:23, you wrote:
 Hello,

   I wrote a while ago about problems I was having
 w/ the GCC / CC compilers and I still can't get it to
 work.

   I checked my /usr/bin directories as people have
 suggested and I see the files are still there.  When I
 do an ls  in the /usr/bin directory, I get the
 following:

  gcc*

 and when I do an ls cc in the same directory, I
 get the following:

  cc@

  Now I do a set cc = /usr/bin/cc and that
 doesn't work.  I do a set cc = /usr/bin/cc@ and that
 doesn't work either, nor does it work w/ any
 permutation of set gcc = /usr/bin/gcc

  Any ideas of anything that might be wrong?  I
 have no idea what's happening.  I'm guessing it has
 something to do w/ the (*) and the (@) that follows
 the file name.

Paul,

The '@' after the 'cc' indicates it is a link to another file. You need 
to do ls -l to find out where the link is pointing. It is likely that 
the link is no longer pointing to a valid copy of gcc. If that is true, 
you will need point it to the valid gcc executable you have on your 
system.

HTH

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[newbie] no sound

2002-01-13 Per discussione Thomas Wildeman

Hello,

I have installed 8.1 easily except for the fact that i can't get any sound.

I went to control center/hardware and then the system blacks out...and i 
have to reboot. I am a complete newbie with regard to Linux, having only 
used windows 3.1,95/8 and 2000 up to this point, and so I have no clue as to 
what I should do.
My sound card is a soundblaster pci128.
I checked the bios to make sure pnp os was disabled and I did the sndconfig 
thing. sndconfig told me that my soundblaster
pci128 sound card was an ensoniq/ES1370 Ausio PCI card and that it wasn't 
currently supported. I was given no other options like a tree to select my 
card from... But, Is this so, as my sound card is at least 4 years old i 
think?? I am beginning to think I don't have the wits to deal with this. Any 
assistance would be great.
respectfully,
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Re: [newbie] USB Scanner not seen

2002-01-13 Per discussione Andy Davidson

At 10:31 PM 1/12/02 -0500, Andre Dubuc wrote:

I hope I can help: I have an Epson 1240U, and had similar problems with LM 
8.0 (I haven't upgraded yet.)

First place to check: cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
For my machine the vendor # is 0x04b8 and the Product # is 0x010b (it'll be 
different for your 1650U)

once you've found the Product # you can modprobe:

modprobe scanner vendor=0x04b8 product=0x0---

create the device file in /dev:

mknod /dev/usbscanner0 c 180 48
chmod 666 /dev/usbscanner0

then edit your /etc/sane.d or /usr/local/etc/sane.d:

usb /dev/usbscanner0


Hope this helps: it got my scanner up and running in LM 8.0. I can't vouch 
what will happen in LM 8.1 because I've never seen the file system. 

Thanks, Andre.  That was what I needed.  I am now up and scanning.  Thanks
again.

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Re: [newbie] USB Scanner not seen

2002-01-13 Per discussione Andy Davidson

At 02:24 PM 1/13/02 +, David wrote:
hi 
goto the Epson website there is lots of info there on getting the Epson 
scanners working under linux

I couldn't find anything there, though the information may have been hidden
behind the pages that kept giving me the following error:
Your Session Has Expired or the Page Could not be Found

Anyhow, following Andre's suggestions I have the scanner up and running.
Thanks for the help.

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Re: [newbie] warning

2002-01-13 Per discussione Scott

Which virus?  I don't run Windows at home or work, but would be curious to 
know which one.

-Scott



On Sunday 13 January 2002 02:19 pm, Jesse Angell wrote:
 I caught a virus from this mailing list, on windows xp, it wasn't something
 i noticed for awhile. What it did is slowly deleted .jpgs. zips and all
 other popular extensions and rewrote them as the virus. I had to reformat
 my computer as the virus wouldnt let me install norton. Be ware, scan your
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Re: [newbie] no sound

2002-01-13 Per discussione Mark D'voo

On Sunday 13 January 2002 11:18 pm, you wrote:
 Hello,

 I have installed 8.1 easily except for the fact that i can't get any sound.

 I went to control center/hardware and then the system blacks out...

the system doesn't actually black out, it throws you into a virtual console 
for some reason, press control-alt-F7, that will take you back into X and you 
will see harddrake and be able to configure your soundcard

mark

and i
 have to reboot. I am a complete newbie with regard to Linux, having only
 used windows 3.1,95/8 and 2000 up to this point, and so I have no clue as
 to what I should do.
 My sound card is a soundblaster pci128.
 I checked the bios to make sure pnp os was disabled and I did the sndconfig
 thing. sndconfig told me that my soundblaster
 pci128 sound card was an ensoniq/ES1370 Ausio PCI card and that it wasn't
 currently supported. I was given no other options like a tree to select my
 card from... But, Is this so, as my sound card is at least 4 years old i
 think?? I am beginning to think I don't have the wits to deal with this.
 Any assistance would be great.
 respectfully,
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[newbie] Before I jump.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Derek

are there any main stream games for linux?  ie CS, Quake3 railroad tycoon
etc ?


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Re: [newbie] Lost KDE Media Player (noatun)

2002-01-13 Per discussione Wes Gregg

On Sunday 13 January 2002 11:42 am, you wrote:

   Then I boot into Linux this morning and try to load KDE Media Player
 (noatun) from KDE's menu and it gives me monoscope instead!  I don't have
 any idea how that happened, but I tried clicking on a saved playlist and it


OOPS!  _Now_ I feel stupid.  All those times I tried to load noatun, it was 
loading them to my taskbar!  I must have had ten different copies of the 
program running before I noticed.

Sorry everyone, false alarm!

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[newbie] Extra Programs on Installation CD's

2002-01-13 Per discussione Wes Gregg

Hello,

Someone recently told me about Lopster which is on one of the 8.1 Powerpack 
cds.  Ok, they included which cd it was so I found it was an rpm and clicked 
on it from a file browser and it loaded the rpm installation program and 
installed it.  Sweet, no sweat.

Then today I checked into one of the package tools in the config menu and it 
gave me a list of programs (2 lists - installable and installed) and Lopster 
wasn't on either list even though it is installed (I just don't know how to 
use it).

This behavior leads me to think there may be other programs on the cds that 
aren't mentioned anywhere.  Is there a good way to browse them and any way to 
tell what kind of program they are and what they do without actually 
installing them?

Thanks a lot everyone.
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Re: [newbie] USB Scanner not seen

2002-01-13 Per discussione Andre Dubuc

On Sunday 13 January 2002 12:31, you wrote:
 At 10:31 PM 1/12/02 -0500, Andre Dubuc wrote:
 I hope I can help: I have an Epson 1240U, and had similar problems with LM
 8.0 (I haven't upgraded yet.)
 
 First place to check: cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
 For my machine the vendor # is 0x04b8 and the Product # is 0x010b (it'll
  be different for your 1650U)
 
 once you've found the Product # you can modprobe:
 
 modprobe scanner vendor=0x04b8 product=0x0---
 
 create the device file in /dev:
 
 mknod /dev/usbscanner0 c 180 48
 chmod 666 /dev/usbscanner0
 
 then edit your /etc/sane.d or /usr/local/etc/sane.d:
 
 usb /dev/usbscanner0
 
 
 Hope this helps: it got my scanner up and running in LM 8.0. I can't vouch
 what will happen in LM 8.1 because I've never seen the file system.

 Thanks, Andre.  That was what I needed.  I am now up and scanning.  Thanks
 again.

 andy


Hi Andy,

I'm glad it worked. Now that you have it working, what was the product # for 
the Epson 1650U? I'd like to add it to my info sheets. Btw, congrats!

Regards,
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Re: [newbie] Before I jump.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Mark D'voo

On Sunday 13 January 2002 11:54 pm, you wrote:
 are there any main stream games for linux?  ie CS, Quake3 railroad tycoon
 etc ?

quake3, ut, railroad tycoon are all native (check out www.lokigames.com for 
all the games they have ported to linux.  Half-life and counter strike have 
not been ported but run perfectly* under WINE (www.winehq.com or 
www.transgaming.com)

mark


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Re: [newbie] no sound

2002-01-13 Per discussione Derek Jennings

I cannot give an instant answer to your problem Thomas, but hopefully among 
the members of this list we can get you sorted.

I am more concerned about your system blacking out when you run Mandrake 
Control centre than about your sound.
Can you provide full details of your system, motherboard, video card, sound 
etc?

IRQ conflicts are a common cause of sound problems, so if you could check for 
IRQ conflicts is would help. An easy way to see how IRQ's are assigned is kde 
control centreInformationInterrupts


derek

On Sunday 13 January 2002 17:18, Thomas Wildeman wrote:
 Hello,

 I have installed 8.1 easily except for the fact that i can't get any sound.

 I went to control center/hardware and then the system blacks out...and i
 have to reboot. I am a complete newbie with regard to Linux, having only
 used windows 3.1,95/8 and 2000 up to this point, and so I have no clue as
 to what I should do.
 My sound card is a soundblaster pci128.
 I checked the bios to make sure pnp os was disabled and I did the sndconfig
 thing. sndconfig told me that my soundblaster
 pci128 sound card was an ensoniq/ES1370 Ausio PCI card and that it wasn't
 currently supported. I was given no other options like a tree to select my
 card from... But, Is this so, as my sound card is at least 4 years old i
 think?? I am beginning to think I don't have the wits to deal with this.
 Any assistance would be great.
 respectfully,
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Re: [newbie] Extra Programs on Installation CD's

2002-01-13 Per discussione bascule

i've never had a powerpack but it sounds like not all your cds are included 
as 'sources' in urpmi and rpmdrake
if you open rpmdrake - that's 'software manager' and look under 'define 
sources' you will probab;y see only 2 or 3 defined and you will also be able 
to define new ones, do this for each of the other cds

bascule

On Sunday 13 January 2002 6:03 pm, you wrote:

   This behavior leads me to think there may be other programs on the cds
 that aren't mentioned anywhere.  Is there a good way to browse them and any
 way to tell what kind of program they are and what they do without actually
 installing them?

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Re: [newbie] Before I jump.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Derek

Thanks for the prompt reply Mark, Now need to find linux disks :)
(downloaded about 2 month agao, never got round to install. now cant find
)  )

Derek

- Original Message -
From: Mark D'voo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 6:08 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Before I jump.


 On Sunday 13 January 2002 11:54 pm, you wrote:
  are there any main stream games for linux?  ie CS, Quake3 railroad
tycoon
  etc ?

 quake3, ut, railroad tycoon are all native (check out www.lokigames.com
for
 all the games they have ported to linux.  Half-life and counter strike
have
 not been ported but run perfectly* under WINE (www.winehq.com or
 www.transgaming.com)

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Re: [newbie] no sound

2002-01-13 Per discussione bascule

it is true that some of creative
's pci128s were in fact ensoniq cards so i would believe this unless you have 
other reason not to

bascule

On Sunday 13 January 2002 5:18 pm, you wrote:

 thing. sndconfig told me that my soundblaster
 pci128 sound card was an ensoniq/ES1370 Ausio PCI card and that it wasn't
 currently supported. I was given no other options like a tree to select my
 card from... But, Is this so, as my sound card is at least 4 years old i
 think?? I am beginning to think I don't have the wits to deal with this.
 Any assistance would be great.
 respectfully,
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Re: [newbie] Extra Programs on Installation CD's

2002-01-13 Per discussione Darwin Gottfried

On January 13, 2002 11:03 am, you wrote:
   Hello,


   This behavior leads me to think there may be other programs on the cds
 that aren't mentioned anywhere.  Is there a good way to browse them and any
 way to tell what kind of program they are and what they do without actually
 installing them?

I belive Lopster is on CD3 of the download edition.  The full download 
version is 3 CD's now not 2 as previous releases.  You can browse through the 
pkgs via SoftwareManager choosing to view either installed or installable.

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[newbie] harddrive swap

2002-01-13 Per discussione Rich, Anthony D (UMR-Student)

Hi everyone,
Right now, I have Linux Mandrake installed on Computer2 (PII-266
256MB Ram, etc) and Win2000 installed on Computer1 (Athlon 900 512 MB Ram,
etc). My question is, I know windows can handle it if you take the harddrive
out of Computer1 and put it in Computer2 and boot to it. It will detect all
the new hardware and such. Will Linux be able to handle the same (ie. taking
the harddrive from Computer2 and putting it in Computer1 to boot to)?

Thanks,
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[newbie] StarOffice: Hyphens Spelling

2002-01-13 Per discussione Andre Dubuc

I've finally completed my novel. To my horror, SO5.2 absolutely refuses to 
hyphenate properly. It drops words like I'll rendering them as I  
NextLine'll. Most often it drops one letter or two, and in particular, 
anything with an apostrophe.

The spelling check gives me OK for everything - typos, and even grossly 
misspelled words. I can't trust it. When I did my last re-write, the 
autospeller kicked (mysteriously), and somehow disabled the standard speller. 
I've searched the help system in SO5.2 to reset it, but to no avail.

Somehow, these errors must be related. Can anyone help me on this?

Tia,
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Re: [newbie] question about security

2002-01-13 Per discussione shane

tiny is a pretty good firewall, more to the point is how you set it up.  if 
you allow enough stuff to go through, there is no reason to have it is there? 
 still as i said, it is a very good firewall.

good luck finding a virus scanner for linux.  there aren't a lot, mostly 
cause you just won't need it.

welcome to linux.  :-)

On Sunday 13 January 2002 09:05, you spoke unto me thusly:

 I just got my cable modem running under 8.1. I set up a firewall (Tiny
 firewall) via the Control Center. I'm not running a web or mail server
 or anything. Is this adequate?

 Also, what is good for virus scanning? I didn't find any virus scanner
 on the download edition cds.

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Re: [newbie] harddrive swap

2002-01-13 Per discussione Dennis Myers

On Sunday 13 January 2002 12:37, you wrote:
 Hi everyone,
   Right now, I have Linux Mandrake installed on Computer2 (PII-266
 256MB Ram, etc) and Win2000 installed on Computer1 (Athlon 900 512 MB Ram,
 etc). My question is, I know windows can handle it if you take the
 harddrive out of Computer1 and put it in Computer2 and boot to it. It will
 detect all the new hardware and such. Will Linux be able to handle the same
 (ie. taking the harddrive from Computer2 and putting it in Computer1 to
 boot to)?

 Thanks,
 Tony
I did this once back in 7.2 or 8.0 and yes it was a minor problem. Very 
minor. I think Linux (Mandrake in particular) handles this very well.  Just 
be sure Kudzu is set as on  during boot and any funny stuff should be 
detected and fixed.  You have to be sure that your bios is set to handle the 
disk and no plug n play OS installed and you put it on the same ide channel 
as well as your other periferals should be in the same channel and same set 
as master and slave,  but other than that It should be a very smooth swap. 
Somebody jump in her and correct me if I'm wrong, cause I haven't done it 
with 8.1.  Just remember to back up, backup, backup the important stuff. HTH
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Re: [newbie] no sound

2002-01-13 Per discussione Ashley Reynolds

Yes, it is.

I own a Creative Vibra 128, which uses the kernel module: es1371.

Kindest Regards,
 Ashley (aka ze0).

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On Sun, 13 Jan 2002, bascule wrote:

 it is true that some of creative
 's pci128s were in fact ensoniq cards so i would believe this unless you have
 other reason not to

 bascule

 On Sunday 13 January 2002 5:18 pm, you wrote:
 
  thing. sndconfig told me that my soundblaster
  pci128 sound card was an ensoniq/ES1370 Ausio PCI card and that it wasn't
  currently supported. I was given no other options like a tree to select my
  card from... But, Is this so, as my sound card is at least 4 years old i
  think?? I am beginning to think I don't have the wits to deal with this.
  Any assistance would be great.
  respectfully,
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[newbie] Driver ISA network card

2002-01-13 Per discussione Joan Tur

Hallo!

As part of a group who are promoting linux i'm installing Mandrake 7.0 (or 
7.1) on 2 dual pentium-75 64Mb to be used for internet access.

The problem i have is that no realtek 8029 driver appears in the list of 
available drivers... how can i make linux use this network card?  8-?

Thanks in advance  ;)
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Re: [newbie] harddrive swap

2002-01-13 Per discussione mike

Dennis Myers wrote:
 
 On Sunday 13 January 2002 12:37, you wrote:
  Hi everyone,
Right now, I have Linux Mandrake installed on Computer2 (PII-266
  256MB Ram, etc) and Win2000 installed on Computer1 (Athlon 900 512 MB Ram,
  etc). My question is, I know windows can handle it if you take the
  harddrive out of Computer1 and put it in Computer2 and boot to it. It will
  detect all the new hardware and such. Will Linux be able to handle the same
  (ie. taking the harddrive from Computer2 and putting it in Computer1 to
  boot to)?
 
  Thanks,
  Tony
 I did this once back in 7.2 or 8.0 and yes it was a minor problem. 

I did  this with 8.0 and even moved it to a different channel
and moved a windows drive too. all went very easy and only had to boot
with floppy and run lilo to restore boot-up. 

Moved it to second channel by mistake but both ran fro the second
channel fine ( eventhough win drive was hdc ! ) Put a backup drive at
hda and this ran fine like this untill the win drive died. ( it was very
old and small.)  

I have a switched drive to other boxes too no prob. with Mandrake 7x.

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Re: [newbie] USB Scanner not seen

2002-01-13 Per discussione falcaraz

I had similar problems with Mandrake 8.1 and my scanner (Epson
Perfection 1200
USB); I had it runing fine in 8.0 but the installation was to be done by
hand.

After testing the new scanner-drake (you1 need to update drakxtools,
ldetect and
drakxtools-newt, for example from cooker) and the package recognized my
scanner
but still it didn't run. After consulting with the scanner-drake author
in the
mandrake team we thought that the problem was with devs, that it seems
is not
fully supported in the kernel that came with 8.1; so I dissable devs (I
must say
that I had also problems with cdroms due to the use of devs) adding in
the lilo
config append line: devs=nomount; I restarted the system and when I ran
scanner-drake the scanner was detected and started to work.

Hope this could help you.

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Re: [newbie] USB Scanner not seen

2002-01-13 Per discussione falcaraz

I had similar problems with Mandrake 8.1 and my scanner (Epson
Perfection 1200
USB); I had it runing fine in 8.0 but the installation was to be done by
hand.

After testing the new scanner-drake (you1 need to update drakxtools,
ldetect and
drakxtools-newt, for example from cooker) and the package recognized my
scanner
but still it didn't run. After consulting with the scanner-drake author
in the
mandrake team we thought that the problem was with devs, that it seems
is not
fully supported in the kernel that came with 8.1; so I dissable devs (I
must say
that I had also problems with cdroms due to the use of devs) adding in
the lilo
config append line: devs=nomount; I restarted the system and when I ran
scanner-drake the scanner was detected and started to work.

Hope this could help you.

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Re: [newbie] binding ip and new registered domain based website, have problem

2002-01-13 Per discussione eric



the place I registered only reply me , they receive the money and register
this domain for contract 1 years. So I think they probably not doing any
domain-ip binding and broadcast for me, that is I should do by myself.

 Would you tell me what file I should create to contain the info you suggest?
and what following command I should run? to make this binding broadcast(ip
packet forwarding) to the whole web?

sincere eric , [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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  You need to create an address record for the domain.  You registered thedomain with dotsaway.com, so either have them create a record or if theyhave a user interface you can do it yourself.  Just create a couple 'A'records:12.34.56.78 A www12.34.56.78 A linuxspice.com-Original Message-From: eric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 4:09 PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [newbie] binding ip and new registered domain based website, haveproblemDear linux user:about how to binding ip and domain name, I mean I have 12.34.56.78 's static ip, I can see test webpage by type in url as  http://12.34.56.78, and I also register a domain name , like linuxspice.com , so I put the server name at apache config file as www.linuxspice.com, the other is default, but I can not see my site(that test page) by http://www.linuxspice.com,should I change /etc/resolv.confdomain   centurytel.netto   linuxspice.com?need help on this sincere eric
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Re[2]: [newbie] question about security

2002-01-13 Per discussione Todd Slater

On 1/13/2002 shane wrote:

 tiny is a pretty good firewall, more to the point is how you set it up.  if 
 you allow enough stuff to go through, there is no reason to have it is there? 
  still as i said, it is a very good firewall.

 good luck finding a virus scanner for linux.  there aren't a lot, mostly 
 cause you just won't need it.

 welcome to linux.  :-)

Thanks, Shane! I have everything copied from Windows that I can move
to Mandrake, and I'm getting ready to install and get rid of Windows
once and for all. Yipee!

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Re: [newbie] warning

2002-01-13 Per discussione Michel Clasquin

On Sunday 13 January 2002 21:19, Jesse Angell wrote:
 I caught a virus from this mailing list, on windows xp, it wasn't ...
 Be ware, scan your system..

Or use Linux instead.

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[newbie] My middle button mouse doesnt work,

2002-01-13 Per discussione NY-Bro

I have the microsoft IntelliMouse Optical PS/2 Under
LM 8.1 I cant get the middle button to work. I've
tried to configure it under drakconf but i cant get
linux to see the middle button. I would appreciate
some directions on how to set this up.

Rob...

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Re: [newbie] harddrive swap

2002-01-13 Per discussione Dennis Myers

On Sunday 13 January 2002 14:25, you wrote:
 Dennis Myers wrote:
  On Sunday 13 January 2002 12:37, you wrote:
   Hi everyone,
 Right now, I have Linux Mandrake installed on Computer2 (PII-266
   256MB Ram, etc) and Win2000 installed on Computer1 (Athlon 900 512 MB
   Ram, etc). My question is, I know windows can handle it if you take the
   harddrive out of Computer1 and put it in Computer2 and boot to it. It
   will detect all the new hardware and such. Will Linux be able to handle
   the same (ie. taking the harddrive from Computer2 and putting it in
   Computer1 to boot to)?
  
   Thanks,
   Tony
 
  I did this once back in 7.2 or 8.0 and yes it was a minor problem.

 I did  this with 8.0 and even moved it to a different channel
 and moved a windows drive too. all went very easy and only had to boot
 with floppy and run lilo to restore boot-up.

 Moved it to second channel by mistake but both ran fro the second
 channel fine ( eventhough win drive was hdc ! ) Put a backup drive at
 hda and this ran fine like this untill the win drive died. ( it was very
 old and small.)

 I have a switched drive to other boxes too no prob. with Mandrake 7x.

 Mike McNeese
 Springdale Arkansas USA

 Linux user # 248955
 -

 If obstacles are all you see, you have lost sight of the goal!

Cool! you just have to love linux..  Go for the change Tony.   As for Mike's 
post, that kind of deal would have brought windows to it's knees.  I will not 
be any less cautious in the future, but it's nice to know that Mandrake can 
handle even the most severe driving conditions.  :  )
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[newbie] Fwd: Newbie list administration

2002-01-13 Per discussione Dennis Myers


forwarded for:
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This is not a Linux question but a list administration question. How can I
contact the list administrator? I have been trying unsuccessfully to
 subscribe to the list from my new email address, both via email and via the
 web form on the Mandrake site. To whom should I write for help?

Since I'm not subscribed to the list at the moment, please cc my address on
your replies.

TIA,
Warren

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[newbie] Share Internet

2002-01-13 Per discussione Jesse Angell

How do i setup my linux box to be a router so i can share my cable modem to
other computers on the network. I do not have X installed...

Jesse Angell



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Re: [newbie] question about security

2002-01-13 Per discussione Dave Sherman

On Sun, 2002-01-13 at 11:05, Todd Slater wrote:
 I just got my cable modem running under 8.1. I set up a firewall (Tiny
 firewall) via the Control Center. I'm not running a web or mail server
 or anything. Is this adequate?
 
 Also, what is good for virus scanning? I didn't find any virus scanner
 on the download edition cds.

There are lots of network scanners available. Saint is a good one, it
has a web-based interface and provides a pretty good summary report of
anything it finds. There is some flexibility in how you want it to scan,
but not a lot. Enough for most people, I suspect.

Unless you are running a mail server for Windows clients (esp. Outlook),
you won't need a virus scanner. There are only a handful of known
viruses for Linux, and Mandrake 8.1 is not vulnerable to any of them
(because the security problems have already been fixed).

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Re: [newbie] Share Internet

2002-01-13 Per discussione tester

Jesse Angell wrote:

 How do i setup my linux box to be a router so i can share my cable modem to
 other computers on the network. I do not have X installed...
 
 Jesse Angell
 
 
 
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Well what version linux?

IF it is Mandrake 8.1, just login as or su to root and run

# drakgw

Your other computers should then be configured for dhcp and set

192.168.0.1

as their default gateway.

If it si 8.0 or even 7.2, then do the same.

If it is a kernel with ipchains (kernel 2.2, usually) then do this in 
/etc/rc.local

ipchains -P forward DENY
ipchains -A forward -i eth0 -j MASQ
echo 1  /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

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Re: [newbie] Need help using a usb SanDisk cardreader

2002-01-13 Per discussione Bryan S.Tyson

On Sat, 22 Dec 2001, Dave wrote:

 I am having problems getting images from my usb sandisk cardreader. 
 Any ideas how I can access the sandisk? Hopefully as if it was just 
 another drive?

modprobe usb-storage
mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /compactflash (or whatever mount point you want)

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Re: [newbie] Share Internet

2002-01-13 Per discussione Dan Butler

This will work, but depending on the speed on your processor you may want to
rethink about this.  I'm speaking from experience.  My machine is only a 450
MHz AMD and I had it set up as the router and firewall for 6 months and one
day I decided to try the LynkSys router for $50.  I wish I had gone with
that set up from get go.  It lightened the work load on my favorite
machine and let me use it more fully for full internet and multimedia
enjoyment.  Just a thought worth thinking about...
Dan B
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From: tester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jesse Angell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 8:06 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Share Internet


 Jesse Angell wrote:

  How do i setup my linux box to be a router so i can share my cable modem
to
  other computers on the network. I do not have X installed...
 
  Jesse Angell
 
 
 
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 Well what version linux?

 IF it is Mandrake 8.1, just login as or su to root and run

 # drakgw

 Your other computers should then be configured for dhcp and set

 192.168.0.1

 as their default gateway.

 If it si 8.0 or even 7.2, then do the same.

 If it is a kernel with ipchains (kernel 2.2, usually) then do this in
 /etc/rc.local

 ipchains -P forward DENY
 ipchains -A forward -i eth0 -j MASQ
 echo 1  /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

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Re: [newbie] no sound

2002-01-13 Per discussione Thomas Wildeman


Hehe, thaNKS heaps for the crtl+alt+f7m advice; I was able to get some sound 
configuration going! Again, thanks:) No if only I could learn to save 
directly from a program like starword or the gimp to a floppy i will feel as 
though i getting somewhere.
good cheer,
thmswldmn

From: Mark D'voo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] no sound
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 11:50:06 +0600

On Sunday 13 January 2002 11:18 pm, you wrote:
  Hello,
 
  I have installed 8.1 easily except for the fact that i can't get any 
sound.
 
  I went to control center/hardware and then the system blacks out...

the system doesn't actually black out, it throws you into a virtual console
for some reason, press control-alt-F7, that will take you back into X and 
you
will see harddrake and be able to configure your soundcard

mark

and i
  have to reboot. I am a complete newbie with regard to Linux, having only
  used windows 3.1,95/8 and 2000 up to this point, and so I have no clue 
as
  to what I should do.
  My sound card is a soundblaster pci128.
  I checked the bios to make sure pnp os was disabled and I did the 
sndconfig
  thing. sndconfig told me that my soundblaster
  pci128 sound card was an ensoniq/ES1370 Ausio PCI card and that it 
wasn't
  currently supported. I was given no other options like a tree to select 
my
  card from... But, Is this so, as my sound card is at least 4 years old i
  think?? I am beginning to think I don't have the wits to deal with this.
  Any assistance would be great.
  respectfully,
  thmswldmn
 
 
 
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Re: [newbie] WINE: The Open Source Way to Run Windows Applications

2002-01-13 Per discussione Anuerin G. Diaz

On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 11:16:44 -0700
Miark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 So is Transgaming's version a -full- substitute
 for Wine, or is it only good for gaming?
 

its not a full substitute but for some it offers the same functionality as the 
official wine project. WineX is based on the wine source with DirectX support 
included. Some of the code is later offered back into the main branch for testing and 
incorporation. 

well that was from the transgaming site somewhere. if the application you are planning 
to run requires DirectX, you are better off with the transgaming source. if not, 
either the codeweavers (kinda old as they dont update much) or the winehq version 
might be your cup of tea. i heard that the winex got a new set of source...

ciao!

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Re: [newbie] OT: Windows format command

2002-01-13 Per discussione Anuerin G.Diaz

On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 14:20:56 +0200
Hylton Conacher (ZR1HPC) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Paul wrote:
  
  I would first try to make a backupmake sure the backup
  script is working.
 You mean I have a backup script somewhere too. When did I develop that.
 :)
 
  try to delete the problemfiles that way.
 The files can't be deleted so far using 'del' and 'deltree'.
 
  Good luck
 Plenty is going to be needed
 

i remember seeing this kind of files. they are a pain in the neck to remove. if 
scandisks cant fix them then its time to reformat the partition. or find a way to 
unlink the 'i-node' in DOS.

break a leg!

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[newbie] StarOffice 5.2 panel freezes on load in KDE

2002-01-13 Per discussione Andy Gay

When I called up StarOffice 5.2 in KDE, it froze in the loading with the
title panel, which I could not get rid of without logging out.  I
uninstallted SO5.2 and reinstalled it, but it is doing the same thing.

Anybody know what the deal is?  Appreciate any help.

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Re: [newbie] OT: Small OS for Old Hardware

2002-01-13 Per discussione Anuerin G.Diaz

On Sat, 12 Jan 2002 11:16:21 -0900
tester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Hosted by guess who?
 
 Civileme
 
 

who?

sorry, couldn't resist. ;-)

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Re: [newbie] can we play cracked games with the new wine

2002-01-13 Per discussione Anuerin G.Diaz

On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 21:12:47 -0800 (PST)
NY-Bro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I understand that the new wine version supports games
 like quake 3 and counter strike, but here is my
 question can it be used to play games that are
 already cracked? like any of the cracked versions of
 counter strike? Or do we have to have the cd version
 of the game?
 Rob...
 

cracked games deprive the developers the income they deserve.

with that said, there are some problems running cracked games (especially the 
starcraft compendium). I have launched counterstrike successfully though it looked for 
the serial number at the start (like it did in windows when it detected a fresh 
install/run).

ciao!


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[newbie] Adding a zip drive

2002-01-13 Per discussione skinky

Hi All,
I recently got my zip drive back after lending it to a friend for a few 
months and in the meantime I had reinstalled ML8.1 so the system doesn't 
recognise the drive anymore.  Its a parallel port 250MB.

There is both sda and sda4 listed under /dev/.  I created a mount point 
for the zip drive (/mnt/zip) and tried
# mount -t msdos /dev/sda4 /mnt/zip/
but got the error message:  mount: /dev/sda4 is not a valid block device

I looked in diskdrake but the zip drive is not listed under removable 
media.

Can anyone tell me how to manually install the zip drive without having to 
reinstall the system?  I don't understand mknod or MAKEDEV and I certainly 
don't know anything about major and minor.  Perahps if I knew what major 
and minor to use I could try mknod.  I am using the 
2.4.16.3mdk-1-1mdkenterprise kernel.  Any help much appreciated.

TIA
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Re: [newbie] Share Internet --error

2002-01-13 Per discussione Jesse Angell

I get an existing firewall configuration his been detected you may need to
do a manual fix later. It starts up and works fine, but when i restart the
server i have to run drakgw again for it to work, what do i do to fix this
as its.. a pain

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To: Jesse Angell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 5:06 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Share Internet


 Jesse Angell wrote:

  How do i setup my linux box to be a router so i can share my cable modem
to
  other computers on the network. I do not have X installed...
 
  Jesse Angell
 
 
 
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 Well what version linux?

 IF it is Mandrake 8.1, just login as or su to root and run

 # drakgw

 Your other computers should then be configured for dhcp and set

 192.168.0.1

 as their default gateway.

 If it si 8.0 or even 7.2, then do the same.

 If it is a kernel with ipchains (kernel 2.2, usually) then do this in
 /etc/rc.local

 ipchains -P forward DENY
 ipchains -A forward -i eth0 -j MASQ
 echo 1  /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

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[newbie] Doubts with compiling an Ethernet pcmcia driver.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Marcos Nobre



My MDK8.1 have informed me that may ehternet card (pcmcia) is an 
Asix  
AX88190 Fast Ehternet card.
After going to Asix Corp web site I got the linux driver for it. The package
consists on 2 scripts, readme.txt, pcnet_cs.c (C source file) and other crazy
file.
The readme.txt is very strange to a Linux newbie, and (in realy) I don't
know
what to do with these files. 

I suppose that after compiling something, something should apear at DrakNet
combobox (at ehternet kernel module) and the only thing to do is select it,
but
the things don't happen like this.

Can any one help me with this ?

I realy apreciate some clue.

Thanks in advance.

Marcos.





Re: [newbie] Driver ISA network card

2002-01-13 Per discussione mooseman

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have you tried the NE2000 driver?
so long as you know the card settings for irq and base address, it will 
probably work.
i have one right now in my machine because i can't get the 8139 based pci 
card to work reliably.

at the very least, you have nothing to lose by trying it. it will work or not.

good luck.
moose.

On Sunday 13 January 2002 15:06, you wrote:
 Hallo!

 As part of a group who are promoting linux i'm installing Mandrake 7.0 (or
 7.1) on 2 dual pentium-75 64Mb to be used for internet access.

 The problem i have is that no realtek 8029 driver appears in the list of
 available drivers... how can i make linux use this network card?  8-?

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Re: [newbie] Doubts with compiling an Ethernet pcmcia driver.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Anuerin G. Diaz


if the readme is not a bit long maybe you could post it here to give an
idea on where the problem lies. or just hope that civileme or somebody
who have the same card is reading your post and can provide some tips.
ciao!
Marcos Nobre wrote:
My MDK8.1 have informed me that may ehternet card
(pcmcia) is an Asix
AX88190
Fast Ehternet card.
After going to Asix Corp web site I got the linux driver for it. The
package
consists on 2 scripts, readme.txt, pcnet_cs.c (C source file) and other
crazy file.
The readme.txt is very strange to a Linux newbie, and (in realy) I
don't know
what to do with these files.
I suppose that after compiling something, something should apear at
DrakNet
combobox (at ehternet kernel module) and the only thing to do is select
it, but
the things don't happen like this.
Can any one help me with this ?
I realy apreciate some clue.
Thanks in advance.
Marcos.


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Re: [newbie] /dev/shm (again)

2002-01-13 Per discussione Gerald Waugh

On Saturday 12 January 2002 08:57 pm, Smiley wrote:
 Thanks to who explained me /dev/shm (ach... I dleted the mail :( ); one
 thing I wonder, anyway: when I type df (diskfree) on a terminal, I now
 can see something like this:

  Filesystem   1k-blocks  Used Available Use% Mounted on
 /dev/hdc5  1965344   1342184523324  72% /
 none 63352 0 63352   0% /dev/shm
 /dev/hdc7  1164028   1087732 17168  99% /home
 /dev/hdc1   915424887536 27888  97% /mnt/windows
 /dev/scd0   369634369634 0 100% /mnt/cdrom

 /dev/shm started appearing here a few weeks ago, after I tried the
 Apply Filters option on KMail; before that, never saw it here... I'd
 like to understand what's happened exactly and whay *now* /dev/shm is
 listed... (you know, Windows is not exactly my fav OS because I'd like
 an OS let me  know what it's doing... :-)


It's similar to a ram disk. apparantly kmail uses it for filtering, I have a 
similar entry on mine.

none  121M 0  120M   0% /dev/shm
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[newbie] Basic port 139

2002-01-13 Per discussione SKLIM




Hi!

Everyone know that port 139 is a backdoor for NT . 
But how to hack in ???

I like to try it. But I can't find the solution at 
WEB.
Did you have the solution how to hack the port 139 
.. ?


RE: [newbie] Basic port 139

2002-01-13 Per discussione Matt Bullock

Umm, ya well, I wouldn't be askin this on a list but try
http://neworder.box.sk


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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 7:24 PM
To: Linux Newbie
Subject: [newbie] Basic port 139


Hi!

Everyone know that port 139 is a backdoor for NT . But how to hack in ???

I like to try it. But I can't find the solution at WEB.
Did you have the solution how to hack the port 139 .. ?



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Re: [newbie] Before I jump.

2002-01-13 Per discussione Mark D'voo

On Monday 14 January 2002 12:25 am, you wrote:
 Thanks for the prompt reply Mark, Now need to find linux disks :)
 (downloaded about 2 month agao, never got round to install. now cant find
 )  )

some linux games can be bought at electronic boutique, fry's electronics, and 
gamestop.  Most of these places only have older games i.e. quake3, railroad 
tycoon, heavy gear, sim city, heretic2, but electronic boutique has been 
selling them all for $9.99!!!  To purchase newer games, you can buy them from 
www.lokigames.com or tuxgames.com.  I have used tuxgames plenty of times and 
am very pleased with their service.  Best Buy now even sells the Linux 
Mandrake Gaming Edition which includes the SIMS :)

mark


 Derek

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 From: Mark D'voo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 6:08 AM
 Subject: Re: [newbie] Before I jump.

  On Sunday 13 January 2002 11:54 pm, you wrote:
   are there any main stream games for linux?  ie CS, Quake3 railroad

 tycoon

   etc ?
 
  quake3, ut, railroad tycoon are all native (check out www.lokigames.com

 for

  all the games they have ported to linux.  Half-life and counter strike

 have

  not been ported but run perfectly* under WINE (www.winehq.com or
  www.transgaming.com)
 
  mark
 
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Re: [newbie] Basic port 139

2002-01-13 Per discussione SKLIM

OK ... thank ..I will try to serach it.

Thank for your reply

Best Regards,
SKLIM

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Subject: RE: [newbie] Basic port 139


 Umm, ya well, I wouldn't be askin this on a list but try
 http://neworder.box.sk


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 To: Linux Newbie
 Subject: [newbie] Basic port 139


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[newbie] Sources for RPMs

2002-01-13 Per discussione Chris Heisel

I just got Mandrake 8.1 installed as my first introduction to Linux.

I launched the Package Manager and I wanted to update or install some more
packages (I think there's a new version of Evolution out).

What are some good URL sources to give the program for updates and new
software.

Thanks,

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Re: [newbie] Accessing Windows Files

2002-01-13 Per discussione Randy Morrow

Once you have the file manager open, on the left look for 'mnt' directory.
There should be sub-directory called windows.  That represents the C:\ drive
of the windows partion.

You should be able to browse your windows side from there.

Hope it helps.

Randy

- Original Message -
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:41 PM
Subject: [newbie] Accessing Windows Files


 Hello All,

 I am a newcomer to Linux and to this list. I hope that you will not be
 bothered by my extremely elementary questions.

 I have installed Mandrake 8.1 in a dual boot with Windows 2000 on my Dell
 desktop. The first thing I would like to do is get some of my previous
text
 documents transferred from the Windows sector into Linux. But with the KDE
 file manager, I cannot see into the Windows area. Can someone advise me on
 how to do this?

 Thank you.

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Re: [newbie] quake 3

2002-01-13 Per discussione Mark D'voo

On Monday 14 January 2002 10:15 am, you wrote:
 I'm trying to play the quake 3 demo and I get the following error:

 Sys_Error: Couldn't load default.cfg.

 I don't seem to have a default.cfg file anywhere.  where can I get a
 default.cfg file or what needs to be in it, and where does it go?  Any
 help is appreciated.

hmm default.cfg should be in one of the .pk3 files. go into your home 
directory and remove the .q3a folder then try it, if not you may have a 
corrupt download

mark


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Re: [newbie] Sources for RPMs

2002-01-13 Per discussione Brian Parish

Chris,

There certainly is a new version of evolution out - I'm writing this
using it - very nice, although I've seen a couple of crashes.  Never
seems to lose data in the process though, so they are benign so far.

Anyway, in the last Mandrake newsletter, the following appeared:

---snip
Spotlight on Evolution 1.0

Great news that should help the progress of Linux in corporate 
environments: In early December, Ximian, Inc. announced the 
availability of Evolution 1.0. Evolution is an email and personal 
information manager that features a calendar, address book, and task 
list built under the GNOME desktop environment. 

Evolution 1.0 provides:
* Powerful Email Handling:
* Flexible Calendaring and Collaboration
* Integrated Information management
* An additional Pilot package that provides built-in synchronization
  for keeping data up-to-date with Palm handheld devices.

The following packages, located in Cooker mirrors, work in Mandrake 8.1:
* evolution-1.0-2mdk.i586.rpm
  (dependencies: GConf-1.0.7-1mdk.i586.rpm,
  gtkhtml-1.0.0-2mdk.i586.rpm, libcapplet1-1.5.11-1mdk.i586.rpm,
  libdb3.3-3.3.11-5mdk.i586.rpm, libgal18-0.18.1-1mdk.i586.rpm,
  libGConf1-1.0.7-1mdk.i586.rpm, libgtkhtml20-1.0.0-2mdk.i586.rpm)
* evolution-pilot-1.0-2mdk.i586.rpm -- optional
  (dependency: libgnome-pilot1-0.1.64-3mdk.i586.rpm)
http://www.mandrake.com/en/cookerdevel.php3

Learn more about Evolution (with some nice screenshots):
http://www.ximian.com/products/ximian_evolution/

---snip

Download all these into a new folder.  Go there and become root. Then
say: rpm -U * (without the quotes) and chances are you'll be up and
running.

cheers
Brian

On Mon, 2002-01-14 at 15:19, Chris Heisel wrote:
 I just got Mandrake 8.1 installed as my first introduction to Linux.
 
 I launched the Package Manager and I wanted to update or install some more
 packages (I think there's a new version of Evolution out).
 
 What are some good URL sources to give the program for updates and new
 software.
 
 Thanks,
 
 Chris Heisel
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Re: [newbie] Extra Programs on Installation CD's

2002-01-13 Per discussione skinky

On Monday 14 January 2002 07:03, Wes Gregg wrote:
|   Hello,
|
|   Someone recently told me about Lopster which is on one of the 8.1
| Powerpack cds.  Ok, they included which cd it was so I found it was an
| rpm and clicked on it from a file browser and it loaded the rpm
| installation program and installed it.  Sweet, no sweat.
|
|   Then today I checked into one of the package tools in the config menu
| and it gave me a list of programs (2 lists - installable and installed)
| and Lopster wasn't on either list even though it is installed (I just
| don't know how to use it).
|
|   This behavior leads me to think there may be other programs on the cds
| that aren't mentioned anywhere.  Is there a good way to browse them and
| any way to tell what kind of program they are and what they do without
| actually installing them?
|
|   Thanks a lot everyone.

In a terminal (as root) type rpm --rebuilddb without the quotes.  That 
should update what is displayed in Software Manager.

Software Manager will display ALL rpms that are on your cds.  The reason 
it was not showing lopster may be because lopster was not installed using 
Software Manager.  Updating the database as above may correct this.

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Re: [newbie] Sources for RPMs

2002-01-13 Per discussione Michael Viron

The best way to find it, is rpmfind.net

Michael

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At 10:19 PM 01/13/2002 -0600, you wrote:
I just got Mandrake 8.1 installed as my first introduction to Linux.

I launched the Package Manager and I wanted to update or install some more
packages (I think there's a new version of Evolution out).

What are some good URL sources to give the program for updates and new
software.

Thanks,

Chris Heisel
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Re: [newbie] StarOffice 5.2 panel freezes on load in KDE

2002-01-13 Per discussione Andy Gay

So, if there is an error message behind the panel, how did you manage to
access it and close it down?

 When I called up StarOffice 5.2 in KDE, it froze in the loading with the
 title panel, which I could not get rid of without logging out.  I
 uninstallted SO5.2 and reinstalled it, but it is doing the same thing.

 Anybody know what the deal is?  Appreciate any help.

 Andy Gay
 Inspiron 2500


Make sure that you don't have an error message or some other message
behind
the title panel.  I went through the same aggravation once and just had a
message that needed clearing.

Linus





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Re: [newbie] My middle button mouse doesnt work,

2002-01-13 Per discussione skinky

On Monday 14 January 2002 11:00, NY-Bro wrote:
|  I have the microsoft IntelliMouse Optical PS/2 Under
|  LM 8.1 I cant get the middle button to work. I've
|  tried to configure it under drakconf but i cant get
|  linux to see the middle button. I would appreciate
|  some directions on how to set this up.

I'm not sure if this works with the optical mouse but I know it definitely 
works with the MS (Intellimouse) Cordless Wheel Mouse:

Install imwheel, its on your cds.  In your /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 file make 
the following changes so that it looks like this:

# **
# Pointer section
# **

Section InputDevice

Identifier  Mouse1
Driver  mouse
Option ProtocolIMPS/2
Option Device  /dev/psaux
Option ZAxisMapping   4 5
#Option Emulate3Buttons
#Option Emulate3Timeout 50

# ChordMiddle is an option for some 3-button Logitech mice

#Option ChordMiddle

EndSection

Be sure to comment out the Emulate... lines as above.

In /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc - add the following line to the bottom of the 
file:
imwheel

Copy /etc/X11/imwheelrc to ~/.imwheelrc

Log out of X then restart X and the scroll wheel should work.

Before you edit your files you should make backup copies.  Also, a lot of 
people will disagree with using imwheel because it has caused some people 
grief - in my case, the scroll wheel just won't work without imwheel.

HTH
skinky
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Re: [newbie] OK I got LICQ working...

2002-01-13 Per discussione FemmeFatale

Thx Kaj, i shall keep your advice in mind :)

Merci Monsieur

Kaj Haulrich wrote:

 FemmeFatale wrote:
 
  Took installing on Mandrake 8.1.  I never did get it working on 8.0..the
  default install of Licq that is.
  As to what i did, i just installed the package, found my password was
  wrong; had to figure out where the dir. ~ was then edited the config
  file for Licq.  Put in the correct password it works fine.
 
  Go figure.
 
  K so.. New question!
 
  (Right i see you're all scared now. Good!)
 
  I went into the Security tab in Control Centre.  On install of Man. 8 or
  8.1 the security setting always goes to Welcome to crackers!  Yet i've
  changed it numerous times to Medium, as soon as i logout/in, it goes
  back to Welcome..
 
  K so what the hell am i doing wrong...or rather wtf is Man. 8x doing
  !???
 
 Well Femme Fatale, you did nothing fatally wrong ! - I've wondered a bit
 about that myself, but it seems that it's only a glitch, the
 security-screen falling back to the cracker-welcome : Actually, it
 accepts your settings, for instance medium and keeps them, regardless
 of the cracker-message. You can verify that in numerous ways. A simple
 test : open a file-manager and try to read other users stuff. In
 medium-state that should be impossible (as long as you are not root).
 Then try to set the welcome to crackers-option, and repeat the
 procedure - you will now be able to do almost anything, included
 accessing other users files. If, on the other hand, you set the
 paranoid-option, you can do next to nothing ! - So relax, everything
 is OK.

 About Bastille etc., I think others are more capable then me, which
 leads to a good advice : it's a generally a good idea to post only one
 question at a time. That way it's easy to locate a subject in the
 mail-archive and the chances are you'll get more - and quicker - answers
 from various people here on the list.

 Bonne chance, Femme Fatale !
 Kaj Haulrich

   
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Re: [newbie] quake 3

2002-01-13 Per discussione FemmeFatale

I work on a Q3 MOD, that error means you have to either *If i remember
correctly*:

Delete the Q3config.cfg file in the q3arena\baseq3 dir  other dir's
OR
reinstall q3.  Make sure you have a linux ver of Q3 or at least the Linux
files necessary to run it too

Mark D'voo wrote:

 On Monday 14 January 2002 10:15 am, you wrote:
  I'm trying to play the quake 3 demo and I get the following error:
 
  Sys_Error: Couldn't load default.cfg.
 
  I don't seem to have a default.cfg file anywhere.  where can I get a
  default.cfg file or what needs to be in it, and where does it go?  Any
  help is appreciated.

 hmm default.cfg should be in one of the .pk3 files. go into your home
 directory and remove the .q3a folder then try it, if not you may have a
 corrupt download

 mark

 
  TIA
 
  -Chuck

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