Re: [newbie] Rescue disks
Jack Gillis wrote: I have made the boot diskette for 7.2. Now I wonder if there is any way to create a 'Rescue' diskette of procedure that will allow me to work on the 'real' Mandrake partitions? Look at http://www.toms.net/rb/home.html Its very popular, a nice piece of work. You can boot from the floppy, then mount your hard drives under it for maintanance or repair. Gene
Re: [newbie] commands
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: totally new in the old world i came from dos/widoze you would type cd/dir to change directories could some one please show me a type of directory change command i would be greatful God, man, get a book! Im sorry if that sounds rude, but why in the world are you trying to use Linux if you wont put even the smallest effort into it? Yahoo search on 'DOS to Linux Primer' yields about 2580 matches. Prominent in the first 20 are: http://www.superant.com/dostolinux/DOS-Win-to-Linux-HOWTO.html#toc1 http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/y2k/60/primer/primer.html Search engines can be your friend! But you have to take the first step. Gene
Re: [newbie] commands
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: also what books do you recommend i will purchase or do almost anything to end having to use windows i hate being in the main stream being sent in a direction i don't want to go ** Original Subject: RE: [newbie] commands ** Original Sender: "Eugene C. Zesch" [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** Original Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2001 21:37:34 -0500 (EST) ** Original Message follows... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: totally new in the old world i came from dos/widoze you would type cd/dir to change directories could some one please show me a type of directory change command i would be greatful Reading my message again, it probably was more rude than intended. But seriously, Linux won't hold your hand like that other OS. Other than the two links I posted, there is a wealth of information on the Internet. If you are an absolute newbie, I could recommend 'Linux for Dummies' or 'The Complete Idiots Guide to Linux'. And no, thats not a slam... thats what I started with. The Idiots Guide comes with Caldera, I think, which was my first system. You might want to get them from a library, as you will probably quickly outgrow them. And if you have Mandrake installed, I'd definitely pass on the Caldera. IMO Mandrake is far superior. Also in that vein, 'I Didnt Know You Could Do That in Linux'. Im not sure thats the exact title, but its close. Another great library book. A book to buy would be 'Running Linux'. It will get dogeared from use over the years! Gene
Re: [newbie] gates gets Linux
Mark Hillary wrote: Windows 98 doesn't run on 166Mhz, the install program doesn't allow the install. Simply not true. It ran on mine till I erased it in favor of Mandrake 6.0. Gene
Re: [newbie] How do I run a Windows Program in Linux?
Win4Lin is a really good product. I had in running in Mandrake 6.0. I was running Windows 95 running Opera for Windows, Internet Explorer, TurboCAD, and PaintShop Pro on it with no problem at all. Windows loaded on my 266 P=II with 96M ram in about 5 seconds. It wont do Direct X but everything else seems functional. The demo is full featured but time limited(30 days, I think). My trial just ran out, but I think I'll buy this after my wallet recovers from the holidays. A bit pricy...$50, I think. Gene
Re: [newbie] Modem Issue
Nicholas Mario Enrico wrote: Hi everyone! I'm currently running 7.2 on a Pentium III 450, 128 SDRAM machine. It also has a Conexant Soft56k Fax Modem.(internal) Thats all you need to say... a soft modem is a winmodem, i.e. it uses the cpu power to emulate a $2.00 chip. If I were a Pentium III Id be highly insulted to be asked to do that. I dont have the links handy, but do a search for linmodem, you may be lucky enough to have one of the very few that have linux drivers written. You might also try a search of the manufacturers page to see if they offer linux support. Otherwise, you need a modem. Gene
Re: [newbie] DNS Server
stephen galowski wrote: please go to www.redhat.com and d/l the pdf of dns ok i have done it under mandrake linux stephen - Original Message - From: "Michael (Nozy) Falzon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2000 10:48 PM Subject: [newbie] DNS Server try to setup a dns server but can find a good how to is some can help me it wound be good Michael Falzon Mozy's Swamp BBs Red Dwarf BBs +61 3 93314369 BBs and Fax +61 3 93314368 BBs +61409967695Help Desk 24/7 http://mozysswamp.yi.org telnet://mozysswamp.yi.org FidoNet Number 3:634/384 BloodNet Number 53:100/101 GameLink Number 50:100/103 Xpresit Number 782:101/102 Gremlin Consltancy P/L Phone : (+61 03) 9315 3855 Fax : (+61 03) 9302 Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Do you really want a receipt from everyone that reads your post?
Re: [newbie] DNS issue?
"Brian P. Trotter" wrote: Here is my scenario. I have 2 computers. 1 Windows 98 computer, and 1 Mandrake 7.2 computer. They are directly connected via 100mbs Ethernet. The Mandrake computer has a modem hanging off it, and it is configured to dial into my ISP. When I try to use the web, or ping anything by name, it doesn't work. It seems as though the name resolution isn't working on the 98 PC. The DNS is disabled, so I am assuming it is using the Mandrake computer to get its name resolution from. If you are using ipchains, just set the DNS in the Windows machine to your ISP's DNS numbers. It sounds like thats all you need. Gene
Re: [newbie] Modem's busy
Dennis Myers wrote: patrick wrote: Tom Brinkman wrote: On Saturday 25 November 2000 02:30 pm, KompuKit wrote: to be safe...just buy a EXTERNAL modem... all of them will work. this is just plain WRONG nonsense -- I agree with the external modems work in linux. I have a Best Data ext Modem that worked very well until recently. It still works in windows but I keep getting a "Modem does not respond". I have tried to reset, unplug, reconfig, etc. To no avail. The modem is plugged into com1 i.e. ttyS0 and works in windows, but no response in 7.2. It does not show up in harddrake either. Any suggestions out there. Oh, I am on the Linux only box right now using a Best Data internal modem which also works very well and says Linux compatable on the box. Thanks for any help with this puzzle. On the subject of external modems, beware USB modems. Dennis, I had a modem seem to stop working once in Mandrake. It was a single boot machine so I didnt get to try windows. I finally traced it down to a single ` having turned into a '. or vice versa, in my chat-script. No idea how it happened but it fixed it right up. I remember digging through log files till I got a clue but its been a while and I dont remember much more than that. If you figure it out, post what you did. Sounds like a real bear! Gene
Re: [newbie] firewalls
The link should be http://www.linux-firewall-tools.com/linux/firewall/index.html Robert Peters wrote: Another site that is interactive and easy to use is: http://www.linux-firewall-tools.com/lunx/firewall/index.html Run this site in your netscape browser. This resulting script (from the website) should be saved in the /etc/rc.d directory as rc.firewall. If you want it to work in the boot process, edit the /etc/rc.d/rc.local file and add "/etc/rc.d/rc.firewall" at the end. There are also instructions on how to install the firewall script on the website provided above. Regards, Rob Peters
Re: [newbie] Recommendations, please?
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote: I checked the hardware list on Mandrake's site, and I'm looking for 2 things: network card SCSI card I have no experience with SCSI, but I've used several 3COM cards. If you can go with 10Meg, the 3C509 is reliable and can be found for $10-15 on the surplus market. I've never had a problem with any 3COM card being recognized by Linux. Gene
Re: [newbie] Newbie Stops Leaping Forward!
Steve Maytum wrote: Hello everyone. I have managed to boot-up my new M/board and chip thanks to your suggestions. Still getting to grips with Linux , but just one answer please if possible. In view of info on setting up new PC , am I correct in thinking that to fit multiple drives this has to be achieved by SCSI device? Sorry to bug you but I really don't know the answer and am too inexperienced to know where to go just yet! Regards -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] Not at all, we were all(and are still) newbies. Most motherboards today have a floppy controller, and two IDE controllers. Each of the IDE controllers can control two IDE disks, master and slave. You should be able to fit 4 drives on most motherboards. Your CD-ROM will be one of those devices if it is IDE. Gene
Re: [newbie] what [FAILED], What's a *.GZ
Ralph Avery wrote: I'm a complete newbie to Linux, so this may seem a little lame to most of you. I've been following these messages for some time looking for information on how to configure, install, and use my sound card and modem. I have a VIA sound card that has a (Red Hat) Linux driver on the CD. It's a *.gz file. I tried to use gunzip to unzip it, but then I don't know what to do with it after that. Im fairly new myself, so you may want to read up before following these suggestions. Any old timers feel free to correct or expand on this. After you unzip it, check to see if it contained a text file of instructions. If it is source code, you may have to cd to the dir that you unzipped to, and do ./configure then ./make then ./make install. You may have to load the resulting module, see man insmod I noticed recently during the boot up process that I see a RED [Failed] go by. Most of what I see says [Passed]. I believe it has something to do with a sound card device failing, but it goes by too fast. (Is there any way to slow this down, or view a text file that shows the order in which things are executed, mounted, whatever, during the boot up process) You might be looking for the command dmesg I recently found out that my modem is obviously already configured for Linux. I configured a PPP connection that causes it to dial. I hear it dialing, I hear it connecting, but I have no way to check anything else. It will keep dialing and connecting about every 10 minutes, but I have no idea how to use that connection. Netscape doesn't show any way in it's GUI to configure it to use a specific PPP connection, and I can't get Netscape to navigate even when I'm connected. Check that your file /etc/resolv.conf contains your ISP's DNS addresses. Also try entering a numeric IP in Netscapes location bar, for instance http://216.32.74.51 will take you to Yahoo if everything is working but DNS. Gene Any help with any of these would be greately appreciated. If anyone has any useful information from when they were learning Linux, I'm all ears.
Re: [newbie] Dupes
peter bunce wrote: no its people who use ie without setting the defaults properly :-( i think another gift from m$ (like bugs etc) peter bunce Greg Cobb wrote: Is everyone getting two of the same message or is it just me? :) Could you expand on that... maybe people could more easily fix it if it was spelled out. Gene
Re: [newbie] Opera Beta
Andrew Scotchmer wrote: Just to add my two-pennies worth to the thread. I use netscape all the time and it has never crashed yet, quite something when you read some of the complaints on here. Also as I use to have 24 hours online connection for free and it worked perfectly thoughout hours of use, it is really weird to here of all the slating. Andrew Which version of Netscape? Which version of Linux? If you could pinpoint what you are doing differently from the rest of us maybe we could all benefit! Thanks, Gene
Re: [newbie]ethernet card setup
yeah use pnpdump with ISAPNPtools. you probably need to set the cards io/irq to something usable by the driver module. PatMc wrote: Dear Anyone, This is going to be long so please excuse. I have been working on this for 3 months.I reinstalled Linux for the 3rd time yesterday. Going better now except for ethernet card setup and sound. I will send another email about the sound later. Right now ethernet setup is the most important. I have already read many articles and went to the ethernet how-to's and cable modem how-to's. I found the correct driver in the kernal. I loaded it through Linuxconf and tried to setup everything through the Linuxconf but it did not work. My card is a SMC EZ 10/100 ISA plug and play and is NE2000 compatible. From my research I believe the correct driver is smc-ultra. It is listed in the kernal. The card worked fine with my Windows I just got the same card. I found that the correct module is rtl8139. I had found a web site--complete linux drivers list, or something like that--that had a very good listing of the correct drivers for different cards, but I lost the uRL. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- smalltime industries bringing you the latest in interplanetary transport technology, interactive web games, dada, art, poetry and pants. www.smalltime.com .. visit early and often -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- I had a similar experience. Look at the chipset on the card, you my find that rtl8139 number on the chip. Look in /lib/modules/../net/ for all the modules available. Look at your /etc/conf.modules/ file to check you setup. You may edit that directly to change module. I had trouble getting the sound card and nic going with 7.0 . Had to remove the nic , configure the sound card and then install the nic. Both were ISA cards and I used pnpdump to configure. Pat
Re: [newbie] Network Card Address
Larry Marshall wrote: Can anyone tell me a command, or config tool that will enable me to find the address of my network card? (XX-XX-XX-XX-XX) Thank you. I believe you'll find that "cat /proc/pci" will yield up what you want. Cheers --- Larry I don't think that will work with an ISA card. Try ifconfig. You may have to be root. Gene
Re: [newbie] Spanish co.
Denis Havlik wrote: Hi Folks, Amen, Denis You perfectly summarized my feelings on this. BTW, though I couldnt help with the question, Babelfish gave me a fairly clear idea of his question. A neat resource!! Gene I am really sorry to see such a flamethread over a guy who posted a question in spanish. So what? We are supposed to be a friendly bunch of linuxers, not a bunch of wicked old men who have nothing better to do than flame-ing each other. If you don't understand Spanish, ignore it, if you do answer the guy, and all are happy. If/when spanish questions start popping up very often, spanish people will get a separate list, just as germans, frenchs and italians already have. Relax. Don't be lusers. yours Denis
Re: [newbie] MS Linux
could'nt get the link to work [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: go forth and prosper...http://www.mslinux.com
Re: [newbie] MS Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated 13-Sep-00 00:45:03 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: http://www.mslinux.com no such address! and thats a good thing My kill-filter is starting to twitch
Re: [newbie] Can't browsing to internet
I hope thats just typo, but linux will be looking for /etc/resolv.conf ^^ I wouldnt normally respond, but I just spent an hour tracking down a ppp dialing error. Seems that somehow in my /etc/ppp/chat-script an "'" was changed to an "`"! pungki wrote: Hi I'm using Mozilla (M17) for browsing in internet. But if I want to browse, then I get an error message that said : www.mozilla.org could not be found. Plese check the name and try again. I have connected to internet, but I still get the message. And then, if I try to ping that IP, it failed. 100% package lost. But if I try from Win98, it works. 0% package lost. I'm using LM 7.1 and dial with kppp. This is my /etc/reslov.conf : search telkom.net.id nameserver 202.134.0.155 nameserver 202.134.2.5 Any help would be greatly appreciated. -Ahmad
Re: [newbie] Can't browsing to internet
Another question; Did it work previously, or does it work in any other Linux browsers ... Netscape, opera, kfm...? Gene pungki wrote: Hi I'm using Mozilla (M17) for browsing in internet. But if I want to browse, then I get an error message that said : www.mozilla.org could not be found. Plese check the name and try again. I have connected to internet, but I still get the message. And then, if I try to ping that IP, it failed. 100% package lost. But if I try from Win98, it works. 0% package lost. I'm using LM 7.1 and dial with kppp. This is my /etc/reslov.conf : search telkom.net.id nameserver 202.134.0.155 nameserver 202.134.2.5 Any help would be greatly appreciated. -Ahmad
Re: [newbie] last one to be answered :(
Cheer up, I spent $100 for windows and it didnt work right either! But seriously, from the command line you almost certainly have vim, emacs, probably pico, and several other editors that will do the job in the command line. Each of them will be well (but possibly cryptically) documented. See for instance man emacs. It took me a while to get used to reading man pages, but thats where the good stuff is. You can open two terminals, one with the editor and one with the man page, and you'll get it! Good luck. Gene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: why is it my problems are ignored for stuff that has been answered a million times over yet i sit here with a linux prompt and no x windows :( xf86config doesnt work anymore so i cant use that, found an xf86config file that was optimized for my system yet i cant save it to linux, because i dont have pico, kedit made for xwindows! like that will work, spent $30 for linux mandrake and thinking i wasted money with lack of help and a system that linux just seems to hate
Re: [newbie] Still having memory problems!
Cy Hudson wrote: I've reinstalled linux I don't know how many times trying to get it to recognize all of my memmory. I've tried appending the line append="mem=256M" to the lilo.conf. I still can't seem to get it to recognize all of my memmory One possible problem not very well covered in the archives and docs is caused by having mismatched memory. I tried every possible 'append =' and only solved my case by exchanging some of the memory. Another thing to try is subtract any amount your video may be using from the amount in the ' append' argument. Gene
Re: [newbie] DMA 33 stuff
Vic wrote: Hi I installed a Quantum Fireball dma66 (maximum speed) 10 Gb hard drive, and I was wondering, since linux supports dma33 pretty much and the motherboard is dma33 capable, how can I know its running at this speed? It does run faster than the old regular ide drive that I had in there, but I just wish to know of some indication that its actually running at dma33 speed. Thanks Vic usehdparm /dev/hda1(or whatever your drive is) to display current usage. man hdparm will fill you in. Gene
Re: [newbie] Linux Does not see all my memory.
"Jonathan S." wrote: Hello, I have 164megs of memory, I have read alot of the post regarding the append line to put in lilo and I have done this. However Mandrake 7.0 still only sees 64megs of my memory, According to the memory information diags in linux. Can Someone Please show me the correct syntax for the the append line and where it should go, attached is a copy of my lilo config. I would appreciate honest replies, Please don't reply with reading the Man pages. As I have read alot of documents and newgroup post and have done what was suggested, however I think I am missing something. Thanks for your help... Jonathon, I spent hours last week trying to get 128, 1-64M, 2-32's, recognized in my Mandrake machine. Someone on this group, Pi I think, told me that can happen if the memory is mismatched. That turned out to be the problem in my case. From my experience, all the appends in the world wont help if that is the problem. Interestingly, the inferior windows problem was happy with it, so I have 96 in each of my linux and the kids windows machines. FWIW, Gene
Re: [newbie] Getting more Icons for KDE
Murray Strome wrote: I can add new applications to the KDE desktop OK. However, when I want to select an Icon for it, I am given a choice (I don't know where they come from). I would like to use something more representative of the actual application (like the "real" WordPerfect and StarOffice Icons). Anyone know how to do this? Thanks. Murray Strome I had to do this with Opera and others. First you may want to search the directory where you installed for a .xpm file. That, if there is one, may be the icon that isn't installed correctly. If you find one click on it to view it in Icon Editor. If it looks good, move it to /usr/share/icons and it will be available in your icon choices. You can draw one with Icon Editor and save it in the mentioned folder. Or what I do is find the apps icon in their docs or webpage. Take a screenshot with Gimp, crop the icon out of it trying to get it roughly square, then resize it to 32x32. Name it and save it to your /usr/share/icons and you're done. Just remember to give it an .xpm extension and make sure its 32x32. Gene
[newbie] Re: Charles Ulwelling's response to Linux is so slow
Charles Ulwelling wrote: Maxtorator, I'm going to hear about this... I am triple booting with win2000, and win98. I'm using them mainly because they work. Win98 crashes all the time but it is nice to have when I want to go back and play a game that doesn't run on win2000, which isn't very often since win2000 runs just about everything I have. I have win2000 because it is solid, and it is what I use to do all of my work in, I haven't had to reboot my computer once since I got it, except when I was trying to get linux to work(obviously). In my opinion I've never seen a machine run as well as mine does under 2000. I'm sorry but linux has many problems, it may work well for all of you and that is great, but I've had nothing but difficulty with it. It may be a PEBKAC problem but I don't believe so, since it dies immediately after being installed. If I have the choice between linux and win2000 I'd take win2000 and thats why I'm dual booting, linux is only a hobby thing that I'm using to increase my knowledge of UNIX. I do not wish to make it my main OS, I'm perfectly happy with the one I'm using now. Please don't publically execute me for this, I've read all your posts and you all think windows suck and linux rules. That is cool, everyone is entitled to their opinions, so please don't send in 40 responses saying pendragon is so wrong, one will be plenty... heh heh I'm not going to publically execute you, but I read your post twice and I'm damned if I can figure out what it has to do with the thread ...Linux is slow...Please help. Enjoy your windows. Gene
Re: [newbie] Linux is so slow... Please help
Charles Ulwelling wrote: Hum... Well when I open it it isn't just slow it gets to the point where it just isn't responding, I assumed it was a bug in linux as far as RAM utilization went. By not responding I mean I'll move the mouse and it will take about 3 seconds for it to *jump* to the location I moved it to. It is really annoying. Just out of curiosity should linux run as smoothly as win98 as far as opening apps, and moving the app window across the screen or is it naturally jumpy and something I should get used to. Thanks, Charles Ulwelling Charles, Something is not right. I'm not adept enough to fix it for you but my poor little P166 running Mandrake 6.0 with 48 Megs sounds a lot smoother and speedier than that. You might call up a list of running processes with ps -ax -land see if anything is using a lot of cpu time. Or find a monitoring program. I think I've seen one that even gave pie charts of cpu usage by process, but the name escapes me. What you're experiencing is not typical of Linux. Good luck, Gene
Re: [newbie] where is
KompuKit wrote: where is the RPM...and what's it called...that controls the volume of sound...I think I accidently deleted the program... trying to clean up some space..it's the one that automatically gets installed and is on your taskbar...next to the clock -- ===KompuKit=== Kit Goins ICQ# 7110071 [EMAIL PROTECTED]Lowell, Mass. Web Designer http://kitdesigns.bizhosting.com WebServer:http://kompukit.dyndns.org (Server Runs between M-F 6pm-12am,S+S 12pm-12am EST) ===KompuKit=== Could be KMix. Gene
Re: [newbie] starting kppp automatically
Tom Berger wrote: On 13-Mar-2000 Gary K Stinnett Jr wrote: Tom Berger wrote: On 12-Mar-2000 Gary K Stinnett Jr wrote: I got perlseti running this weekend on my ML 7.02 box. I use KPPP to dial into the internet. Can anyone give me some info on how I can automatically connect to the internet so I can keep seti running all of the time. Thanks, Later Gary Create a new application icon in the Autostart folder. Supply this commandline: kppp -c [accountname] That should do. tom -- "No fun, no gain" Thomas 'tom' Berger, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (home), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (work) http://www.mandrakeuser.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Let me get this right. 1. Create a new icon under Autostart, 'I called it seti autostart kppp' 2. Under the Execute tab of properties for my new icon I should put 'kppp -c [accountname]' I'm quite the newbie! What does accountname stand for? What should I put for accountname? The name for the account you have given in kppp's Setup. Also, will this start kppp and dial into the internet when I complete a seti packet? No. This will dial up as soon as you start KDE. What you want would involve some heavy scripting. So if this isn't implemented in the program itself, you are out of luck, I'm afraid. Have a look at the docs of the program if they mention something like this. tom Thanks, Gary -- \\\|/// \ ~ ~ / (\ @ @ /) --oOOo-(_)-oOOo- Name:Gary K Stinnett Jr Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://web.infoave.net/~gksjr ooO ( )--Ooo-- \ ( ( ) \_) ) / (_/ -- "No fun, no gain" Thomas 'tom' Berger, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (home), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (work) http://www.mandrakeuser.org, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Why the need to use kppp? I use pppd with the demand option and it dials and connects for Linux and for the kid's windows machine on the LAN. Gene
Re: [newbie] KDE's buttons and shourtcuts dont work...
"Pittman, Merle" wrote: Probably wiped out/messed up the ".kde" directory in your $home directory. -Original Message- From: R.Ilker Gokhan [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 12:20 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: [newbie] KDE's buttons and shourtcuts dont work... Hi, I don't know what I have done but now, My KDE's buttons and shortcuts don't work. I reinstalled KDE's rpm. But nothing changed. I can use "Execute command ", "display properties", "logout" etc.. I have Mandrake 6.0. Does anyone know how I can fix it... Thanks in advance... Ilker Gokhan Project Leader NDM Istanbul I think the fix is to delete (or better just rename) the $home/.kde.share file. A new one will be created when you restart KDE and you should be good as new. Gene
Re: [newbie] Wingate
Donny wrote: John Aldrich wrote: On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Donny wrote: i cant use my linux box as a proxy cuz my modem is unsuported in linux. Ahh... a WinModem, eh? ;-) Well, the solution to that is to go out and get a REAL modem... you'll be happier in the long run! John Ok everyone, i finally got it to werk. I re-installed wingate, and now everything mysteriously werks fine. Go figure. And by the way... im not dumb enough to get a winmodem, hehe. I have a hardware based one, but its plug-n-play, and it was hell trying to get linux to see it, so i just gave up on it. Thanks for all of your help everyone! Hello All, I was dumb enough to by a Winmodem, before I knew the difference. I managed to trade it for a 56K hardware PNP. The tool you need is ISAPNPtools.. should be an RPM. Its pretty well documented and not too hard to use. Pretty cool.. set those pesky IOs and IRQs just where you need them. Gene
Re: [newbie] Welcome to list newbie
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Welcome to the Cooker List. You just have been subscribed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More information on http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3 To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put in the subject : unsubscribe newbie. or go to the web page and unsubscribe via the web interface. -- Mandrake Staff [EMAIL PROTECTED] This isnt going to start sending use duplicates again, is it? Looks like someone has signed-up the list to the list. Gene
