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> Yes, and this is a pain to generate with the normal kenrel rpm
> (because i
> will have to list each modules).
I don't think I follow. In my kernel rpm I have a "detour" in the
kernel build to go build free
from the quill of Pixel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on scroll
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> what i'm meaning is that few people uses ide as module. Either they
> don't use it
> or have it builtin the kernel.
Yeah, I would prefer to be able to "leave the baggage behind". I have
an IDE cdrom, but that is it fo
At 20:27 11/02/00 -0600, you wrote:
>Is there a bios update available because I had general protection problems
>with version 6.0 on my Gigabyte 7Ix K7 motherboard but version 7 went on
>flawlessly. Try the bios update and see if that works
will do Sir, but its a brand new board :-) .
Regards,
Is there a bios update available because I had general protection problems
with version 6.0 on my Gigabyte 7Ix K7 motherboard but version 7 went on
flawlessly. Try the bios update and see if that works.
> 3) USB: Usb is recognized (Intel Corp 82371 AB PIIX4 USB). Does the
> kernel
> recognize the usb (4) port generic hub that i have attached to this
usb
> m/b
> yet? I do have a usb mouse but it is attached via the extrenal 4 port
> generic hub, though.
and what the modprobe usb-uhci give
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Ray Fisher wrote:
> Sorry should've included my setup... I have the following
>
> PIII 450 oc 558 on ABiT BX6r2
> 128 SDRam
> SBLive
> Voodoo 3 3000
> 3Com905b nic
> Tekram 390uw
> No IDE loaded (all scsi drives)
> networked thru @Home cable
>
> I tried adding append to the
At 19:43 11/02/00 +0100, you wrote:
> > The problem lies in a few areas. Mostly in the fact that even though
> > the athlon is a good cpu the motherboards use a chipset that is at best
> > rough around the edges. This leads to problems. Most of which cause
>
> We have in our laboratory 10
At 10:33 11/02/00 -0800, you wrote:
>
>This is due to change however for in a few months most of the athlon
>motherboards should be using new chipsets from via which supports allot
>of new features. These motherboards also takes better advantage of the
>athlons superior cpu design. the end results
El vie, 11 feb 2000, escribiste:
> The problem lies in a few areas. Mostly in the fact that even though
> the athlon is a good cpu the motherboards use a chipset that is at best
> rough around the edges. This leads to problems. Most of which cause
We have in our laboratory 10 K7 and all
The problem lies in a few areas. Mostly in the fact that even though
the athlon is a good cpu the motherboards use a chipset that is at best
rough around the edges. This leads to problems. Most of which cause
instability on some operating systems and no two motherboards seem to
react the exact
Hiya
i seem to be hitting a brick wall when booting the cd-rom and trying to
install, instead of normally getting all the rpms to install this one just
chooses the miscelanous option (1mb) it fails another of other things too,
even in expert mode. No install what so ever.
The thing that does
No, the problem I'm having is that whenever I try to access the cd
drive, it accesses the floppy drive...determines that it is not a
cdrom and gives me an input/output error. If I change the filesystem
settings under linxconf to iso9660 instead of supermount it works
fine, but then I'm not us
hi,
make 3.78.1, is up on ftp.linux-mandrake.com. previous was 3.77 w/ 1mdk.
btw, i removed the 3.77 fix patch.
geoffrey lee (snail talk)
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> Hi,
> If I try to mount my Cdrom using supermount it tries to read the
> floppy drive, and responds with an input/output error. I can mount it
> using /dev/cdrom iso9660 /mnt/cdrom, I can no longer use supermount.
> Does anyone have any idea what might be ca
Hi,
If I try to mount my Cdrom using supermount it tries to read the
floppy drive, and responds with an input/output error. I can mount it
using /dev/cdrom iso9660 /mnt/cdrom, I can no longer use supermount.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this or how I could
fix it?
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> Sorry should've included my setup... I have the following
>
> PIII 450 oc 558 on ABiT BX6r2
> 128 SDRam
> SBLive
> Voodoo 3 3000
> 3Com905b nic
> Tekram 390uw
> No IDE loaded (all scsi drives)
> networked thru @Home cable
>
> I tried adding append to the LILO an
On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 10:50:32AM +0100, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
> "David Odin (aka DindinX)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > or deprecated. Chmouel, what do you think ?
> > Should we remove Ctags-3.2 from cooker or should I make a standalone 3.4
> > version ?
>
> Remove the ctags and provide
On Fri, Feb 11, 2000 at 12:13:48AM -0700, Gerald Howse wrote:
> great, but where can it be downloaded, the earliest I can f ind is Jan 27th
>
> Please post in following thread or reply my e-mail and I will post the link.
>
> SUBJECT LINE: Re: [Cooker] RE: [CHRPM] MandrakeUpdate
"Brian J. Murrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > this is not true. if you give hdX=ide-scsi to the kernel, it works
>
> I just tried this and you are right it does work. Not that I doubted it
> you but I am/was sure I tried that at one time. Guess I must be
> recalling incorrectly.
>
>
CPT KIDD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 3) USB: Usb is recognized (Intel Corp 82371 AB PIIX4 USB). Does the
> kernel
> recognize the usb (4) port generic hub that i have attached to this usb
> m/b
> yet? I do have a usb mouse but it is attached via the extrenal 4 port
> generic hub, though.
a
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Roger wrote:
> when entering in password in "log on" screen, the password letters do not
> show up as *'s
aren't supposed to, it's not the unix way. anywhere you do see such it's
done "wrong"
> marking "require password" within screensaver options does not work.
works her
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