"Steve Wray" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the expert install,
section on NIS:
Gives the opportunity to enter NIS domain
but only accepts broadcast as a server option.
Won't allow typing server ip address in.
ok, fixed.
thanks, Pixel.
What exact problem do you experienced with mkcd.pl ?
--
Warly
I have no documentation thats in english the kisdn program is all in german.
but thats what i use anyway for now "kisdn"
dave
On Friday 23 February 2001 16:30, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Andrej Borsenkow") writes:
The Draknet isdn setup needs to offer CHAP login please.
mater of
Brief description:
Found that if one compiles libtool = 1.3.5-3mdk under LM 7.2, the patch
created by Chmouel to add dummy "--build=*" option to ltconfig won't be
applied to the resulting binary RPM, i.e. the patch will have no effect at
all.
Reason:
In libtool spec, %configure is used. These
Since the last (7.2) update to BIND, I've been seeing complaints in
syslog about it being unable to write the PID file in /var/run/named.pid
- to cut a long story short, since it's now running as user ``bind'' it
no longer has write permission in /var/run/ and the killproc function in
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Neal Pitts [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sebastian Dransfeld wrote:
When I'm logged inn to a remote server with ssh, I get this errormessage:
Couldn't read from random pool "/dev/urandom": Resource temporarily
unavailable
Same error over here... Only saw it once
Pixel wrote:
James Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This may well be too much work at this point, but it would be very nice if the
Mandrake installer followed the example of the Solaris 8 installer and got all
the configuration possible out of the way beforehand. Get the network
-
rsync to proxad a few minutes ago.
use of network.img
installation by NFS. It didn't recognise my card, but I told it (3c509)
and it was happy.
Then standard pannel appears, and instead of opening the window with the
list of languages to select, it just prints a blinking 3x3 pixels or so
empty
Pixel wrote:
Jan Vicherek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess that's a bug, that the OK button
doesn't get keyboard focus.
yep, that's a bug, that i really don't know how to fix :-(
but if i can, it will go away!
While you're on the topic, can you please make sure that diskdrake is
Steve Wray wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
the only pb is that i doesn't warn that installation is over, except for X
configuration. Just reboot on installed system and call XFdrake.
Oh well in *that* case it should give a comforting
message which would stop
Ray wrote:
I know this may be the wrong place but alot of knowlege is on this board.
I am getting a SGI Challenge L server with r4400 processors and was wondering
if anyone knows of a linux version/distro that will work?
I have an Indigo2 and apparently must use one of the BSDs, also a
Don Head wrote:
Since I'm in a posting mood, I'm going to list another
minor annoyance/pet peeve thing.
There's 4 groups on my system, not added by me, that are
GID 500 or greater. 500 and up is my user GID space. I
usually move 500+ and up from /etc/group and /etc/passwd
from system
Warly wrote:
What exact problem do you experienced with mkcd.pl ?
--
Warly
Okay here goes;
Running cooker, running -mkcd.pl- version 0.1.6 from this this mornings
sync
I get error mkisofs: No such file or directory: Invalid node -
/tmp/.build-hdlists/hdlist
If I put a -hdlist- showing the
Xavier Bertou [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rsync to proxad a few minutes ago.
use of network.img
installation by NFS. It didn't recognise my card, but I told it (3c509)
and it was happy.
Please give the output of lspcidrake (or /proc/bus/pci/devices)
Then standard pannel appears, and instead
Hi
VERSION (rsync sunsite.no)
/ChangeLog/1.430/Fri Feb 23 21:47:05 2001//
Linux-Mandrake Cooker-i586 20010224 14:15
When to choose language, the screen hangs with only background colour
and a central flashing pixel.
Ctrl+Alt+F3 - warning: unable to create sub named "" at
/usr/bin/pe
Leon Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
While you're on the topic, can you please make sure that diskdrake is entirely
useable with obvious keyboard controls (e.g. selecting a partition with the
i always use keyboard only (my mouse is completly crazy, hard time to go up and
down).
Please give the output of lspcidrake (or /proc/bus/pci/devices)
Intel Corporation|440BX/ZX - 82443BX/ZX Host bridge (unknown ignore)
Intel Corporation|440BX/ZX - 82443BX/ZX AGP bridge (unknown ignore)
Intel Corporation|82371AB PIIX4 ISA (unknown unknown)
Intel Corporation|82371AB PIIX4 IDE
Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Then standard pannel appears, and instead of opening the window with the
list of languages to select, it just prints a blinking 3x3 pixels or so
empty box.
On tty4(?) tons of lines with:
unable to create sub named "" at /usr/bin/perl-install/c.pm line 9
Everything is in root
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Spence
Warly wrote:
Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Warly wrote:
What exact problem do you experienced with mkcd.pl ?
--
Warly
Okay here goes;
Running cooker, running -mkcd.pl- version 0.1.6 from this this mornings
sync
I get error
Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Warly wrote:
What exact problem do you experienced with mkcd.pl ?
--
Warly
Okay here goes;
Running cooker, running -mkcd.pl- version 0.1.6 from this this mornings
sync
I get error mkisofs: No such file or directory: Invalid node -
Hi
on console 2
more /tmp/ddebug.log gives:
starting step 'selectLanguage'
trying to load en_US.po from /usr/bin/perl-install/po.cz2
trying to load en.po from /usr/bin/perl_install/po.cz2
warning: Unable to create sub named "" at /usr/bin/perl-install/c.pm line 9
(last line repeated several
Xavier Bertou [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
installation by NFS. It didn't recognise my card, but I told it (3c509)
and it was happy.
Please give the output of lspcidrake (or /proc/bus/pci/devices)
[...]
arg! this is an ISA card?!
maybe there's a more interesting error message before
Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Everything is in root
in /root, and you are doing it as root, hum, could you
test the last version and say what happens ?
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
#
#
my $version = "0.1.7";
use strict;
# use rpmtools;
my ($rep,$iso) = @ARGV;
$iso or usage();
$::rep = $rep;
Warly wrote:
Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Everything is in root
in /root, and you are doing it as root, hum, could you
test the last version and say what happens ?
mkcd.plName: mkcd.pl
Hi
VERSION (rsync sunsite.no)
Linux-Mandrake Cooker-i586 20010224 18:15
/ChangeLog/1.431/Sat Feb 24 16:05:45 2001//
Language choice was fine.
After diskdrake I got: An error occured - reiserfs formatting of hda8
failed.
Ctrl+Alt+F3 - warning: reiserfs formatting of hda8 failed at
/usr/bin
Hi,
I am a newbie to linux but knows somewhat how to make
a linux system work, but I have a problem. I do not
know how to "assimilate" compile that is the 2.4
kernel into my linux mandrake system. I burned an
image of 2.4 on a cd rom already to do this.Any help
is appriciated.
(Mandatory Cooker
Warly wrote:
Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Everything is in root
in /root, and you are doing it as root, hum, could you
test the last version and say what happens ?
I'm using 0.1.7 and I had to manually create a /tmp/.buil_hdlist
directory in order for the script to work.
---
Hi,
I think it would be reasonable for
ftp://ftp.ied.com/pub/boss/boss-960104-1.src.rpm
to be included in a distribution. Since there is no working PCMCIA on
Mdk8 yet, I don't have a way to do an ix86.rpm for it, but it its size is
112123, so rebuilding would be very quick.
What do I
Jeroen Janssen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Warly wrote:
Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Everything is in root
in /root, and you are doing it as root, hum, could you
test the last version and say what happens ?
I'm using 0.1.7 and I had to manually create a /tmp/.buil_hdlist
Can you please remove the old files
balsa-1.0-0.pre2.2mdk.i586.rpm
bind-9.1.0-0.b3.1mdk.i586.rpm
bind-devel-9.1.0-0.b3.1mdk.i586.rpm
bind-utils-9.1.0-0.b3.1mdk.i586.rpm
and old gcc 2.96 stuff please..
and all other files that have newer versions that are already in cooker.
Thanks
Jorg
What is the version of Apache in cooker right now.
Simple question - just need a simple answer.
Harry
Has anyone tried mod_gzip (www.remotecommunications.com) under cooker's
httpd server to see if it works?
Harry
Stop this email now are i send all email to tosspam for now on
Hiya guys,
I have updated Mandrake Update Robot to v0.8 and applied patches from
Pixel and probably solve the incompatibility between RPM v3 and RPM v4.
This one suppose to work for both RPM 3 and RPM 4. If it has a compile
problem with RPM 4, please let me know.
Webpage:
screen 3.9.8-3mdk installed in Cooker-i586 20010224 20:30 says "no more
PTYs", and then "Sorry, could not find a PTY."
ls /dev/pty* shows tons of entries, as well as /dev/tty*.
What could be the problem ?
Thx,
Jan
--
-- Gospel of Jesus is the saving powe
assuming you have a valid 2.4 kernel and the other deps have been taken
care of
all you would have to do is
1 copy the kernel file to /boot/
2 copy the system.map file over
3 tell your boot loader about the new kernel
This assumes you are starting from an installed system
Robert L Martin
Hi,
I've finally managed to install cooker with some help from Pixel.
(version 20010224 20:30)
Everything is more or less ok, except network (too bad :()
A few seconds after launching network, the console gets filled with
eth0: Infinite loop in interrupt, status 2001.
It lasts only when I service
Hi,
Background :
I need to install a 2.4-based system. Mandrake loox best to me.
Constraint :
I won't have time to do backup all the changes that I make to the
install, therefore I cannot "reinstall" from scratch.
Dilemma :
If I install now, what kind of issue could come up
on 2/23/01 6:19 AM, e70 mused:
stop mailing me it way to macht i just traying to instal mandrake
unsub from the list dumb-ass
Hehehe.. that's odd. If you see my source code, it says this:
#ifdef RPMDBI_PACKAGES
#define RPM_VERSION_4
#else
#define RPM_VERSION_3
#endif
then I use #ifdef RPM_VERSION_4 ...
and so on.. hrhmm ... what's wrong?
What about the Makefile? Is it okay?
Thanks,
Prana
Pixel wrote:
Hi
VERSION (rsync sunsite.no)
/ChangeLog/1.432/Sat Feb 24 16:56:45 2001//
Linux-Mandrake Cooker-i586 20010224 22:16
Everything went nice during installation, but a funny thing happened on
my way to the last step in network config. In 'proxy screen' I left it
blank, but when I left it, a new
Hiya,
It seems 8139too is very slow on Linux compared to Windows. It seems
it's a driver problem. My card is HP EN-1206D TX Fast Ethernet. Here's
lspci + lspcidrake output:
00:0f.0 Ethernet controller: Accton Technology Corporation SMC2-1211TX
(rev 10)
Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard
gnat-3.12p-11mdk.i586.rpm
gnat-3.13p-1mdk.i586.rpm
I had to "--exclude=gnat-* " from my rsync script, otherwise it would never
finish. On one run it would delete 3.12p-11 and download 3.13p-1. The next
run it deleted 3.13p-1 and downloaded 3.12p-11.
--
Hiya,
If somebody's willing to give me either a telnet or ssh access to a
Cooker box, I'd be glad. I'm going to beta-test my proggie Mandrake
Update Robot. If you don't, can you help me to deal with the compilation
issue. hrmhh... Just help help help :-)
--
Prana [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Okay, try again:
http://www.cyest.org/downloads/MandrakeUpdateRobot-0.8-1mdk.src.rpm
http://www.cyest.org/downloads/MandrakeUpdateRobot.spec
http://www.cyest.org/downloads/MandrakeUpdateRobot-0.8.tar.bz2
Thanks,
Prana
Pixel wrote:
g++ -frtti -g -O2 -Werror -I/usr/include -I/usr/include/rpm -c
Hmmmh... I wonder why in this world would there be 3 DHCP clients since
Mandrake 7.2 until Cooker. The only thing that people use is usually
dhcpcd though... hrmh.. this makes life much more complicated.
- dhcp-client-2.0pl5-2mdk.i586.rpm
- dhcpcd-1.3.19pl4-1mdk.i586.rpm
-
--- Leon Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ray wrote:
I know this may be the wrong place but alot of knowlege is on this board.
I am getting a SGI Challenge L server with r4400 processors and was
wondering
if anyone knows of a linux version/distro that will work?
I have an Indigo2 and
engine.cpp:289: request for member `count' in `matches', which is of non-aggregate
type `_dbiIndexSet *'
engine.cpp:291: request for member `recs' in `matches', which is of non-aggregate
type `_dbiIndexSet *'
engine.cpp:291: `rpmdbGetRecord' undeclared (first use this function)
/ChangeLog/1.432/Sat Feb 24 16:56:45 2001
Expert Upgrade.
1) Setting up dial-up internet connection failed. I completed the dialog
and clicked OK - then the dialog returned empty. Post-reboot I used Netconf
(Linuxconf) to set it up and that failed to connect. Tried `/sbin/ifup ppp0`
Warly;
Mkcd.pl, version 0.1.8 works perfectly. I got a clean install with no
pbs. A ton of thank you's for all the work. LM8 is looking AWESOME.
---;)))
Spence
** Reply to message from Robert L Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sat,
24 Feb 2001 17:31:18 -0500
If you have a SCSI boot drive, and you haven't built SCSI into the kernel, but
have it load as a module, you also have to use mkinitrd to create a new
initrd.img.
assuming you have a valid 2.4 kernel
I am now having a problem with it, however. It may be my system, but
here is what is happening. Using Mandrake 7.2, rpmtools-1.2-11mdk,
mkcd.pl 0.1.8. When I run mkcd.pl as root (or as user for that matter),
I get an error about librpmio.so.0:
[root@mybox: download]# perl mkcd.pl
Consider this:
Why are there so many window managers? supporting so many window managers
is even more complicated than having 3 dhcp client!
On Sat, 24 Feb 2001, Prana wrote:
Hmmmh... I wonder why in this world would there be 3 DHCP clients since
Mandrake 7.2 until Cooker. The only thing
During the configure stage of Imagemagick, it searchs lcms header
"lcms/lcms.h", however I found that in lcms package it's INTENTIONALLY
moved to /usr/include/lcms.h so that ImageMagick consider that lcms
package is incomplete (so don't support lcms). What's going on here?
Abel Cheung
Hi, me again. Haven't complained about my DLink 538TX not working for a few weeks, but now I have a chance to again. :-)
I updated my mirror at 23:30 Mountain time (GMT -7, I think), Feb 24th. When running the install (network.img), 8139too.o will not load. The last time I did an install was
so I had to make enough room on winbloze partition to copy the whole
installation tree over.
in Network Configuration Wizard: s/informations/information/
on a Laptop, I've mistakenly let it configure "internet access", and it
didn't let me out of "Which net driver shout I try ?" -- Cancel
On Sat, 24 Feb 2001, Jan Vicherek wrote:
screen 3.9.8-3mdk installed in Cooker-i586 20010224 20:30 says "no more
PTYs", and then "Sorry, could not find a PTY."
ls /dev/pty* shows tons of entries, as well as /dev/tty*.
What could be the problem ?
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