You can't do this. You're in chroot environment. More information at
the usual faqs.
Not sure.
You can also mount directly /dev/cdrom under/var/ftp/pub/Mandrake. Oe even
re-export it via NFS from its current mouting point, and remount it under
/var/ftp/pub/Mandrake.
Also note that if
Robin Turner wrote:
Mandrake 7.1 and 7.2betarc1 both suffers from hybris, and sets the
amount to 4096K instead of 32 MB.
Sounds lke excessive modesty rather than hubris!
I'll confirm this. I have a Guillemot Cougar TNT2 (PCI) and I get only
4 MB as well instead of 32.
On a slightly
Pixel wrote:
can you give the output of ddcxinfos?
I have the same issue or getting 4MB instead of 32. Attached is the
output of ddcxinfos on my box.
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Tim McKenzie wrote:
Not to be rude, but I often find that most of the recent nonsense is
coming from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My god, is he still posting to the list? He went into my killfile but
now I still get to see replies to him. :P
Is there any way to vote someone off the list? Or do I
but since a lot of sites on the net broadcast with windob media format ,
it's
a quite embarasing me.
I wanna now if someone have heard about any project on this (dont matter
if
it's no legal as OMS for playing DVD) ??
Windows Media Player is starting to run quite well under Wine,
I've been trying to build the perl-5.6 RPM from cooker (for my mostly 7.0
box), and I'm getting this:
---(snip!)---
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/RPM/BUILD/perl-5.6.0/x2p'
Now you must run a make.
If you compile perl5 on a different machine or from a different object
directory, copy the
Can you make heads or tails out of that? :)
Well, it lost the carriage returns in sending, but I didn't see mysql in
there at all. Try '/etc/rc.d/init/mysql start' and then try your script
again and see if that helps. If it does, you'll need to add the mysql
script to your current
Hi Benjamin,
I am really at a loss here, here's the output:
[fran@flp fran]$ su
Password:
[root@flp fran]# /etc/rc.d/init/mysql start
bash: /etc/rc.d/init/mysql: No such file or directory
[root@flp fran]#
But when I boot .. mysql daemon is loaded.
Hrm, I don't have a cooker machine
/etc/logrotate.d/mysql
/etc/rc.d
/etc/rc.d/init.d
/etc/rc.d/init.d/mysql
Well, it shows you as having an /etc/rc.d/init.d/mysql on install, so if it
doesn't actually exist, I would say that's a pretty good sign that your
install is fubar'ed. You may want to try re-installing your MySQL
I've made a new version of the libpcap RPM in cooker that adds a patch to
allow it to recognize packets from CIPE (a tunnelling program). The SRPM is
in ftp://defiance.dyndns.org/pub/pcap/ if you want to use it...
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Since when ?
It doesn't work on Linux Mandrake 7.1.
Since this is the cooker list, I would assume in cooker. :)
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I was just wondering if the following command is the correct way to use
this
to the fullest effect.
rsync -avr ftp.sunet.se::pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-devel/cooker/
/mnt/Cooker/
Do I need the -r flag or -u and -t flags? Will these speed up the rsync
transfer? I also notice rmdir
Loooks like - yes, Perl is still needed by some packages. At least, I was
not
able to clean up it from my installation completely, but succeded with
some
minor perl-related packages.
You won't get rid of perl completely, all of the installation scripts and
such are written in Perl (stuff such
For sure, JavaScript is good for text processing. JavaScript was
created as answer to Microsoft's VBScript, derivative of Visual
Basic. And Basic is very strong in strings manipulations.
Unless it has changed, VB and JScript both are weak in string manipulation
compared to Perl (at least,
Francois any idea why he found an usb-storage device ?
I think GG should be right.
Huh? Who/what is GG? :)
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Does anyone have any advice on how to use rsync to efficiently
keep up-to-date a subset of cooker packages?
I just have a little script that does
'rsync --progress --delete --partial -Sav
ftp.sunet.se::pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-devel/cooker/
/opt/share/cooker/' and that keeps me
I ran into a bug in the current install disks (rsync'd to ftp.sunet.se as of
about 10 minutes ago).
It gets through the initial detect, and gives me:
Found usb-storage scsi|disk interfaces
Do you have another one?
When I say yes (I have an initio SCSI adaptor), it gives me:
An error
do you have USB storage(aka: USB-floppy/hard_drive/zip/backup) devices ?
Nope, but I do have USB ports. But nothing's hooked to them at the moment.
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Nope, but I do have USB ports. But nothing's hooked to them
at the moment.
Francois any idea why he found an usb-storage device ?
AFAIK, Pixel tried to modprobe stuff when he detected a
/proc/bus/usb but now I asked him to remove this is the
directory owns no file ;-).
Ahh, that
Doh, it did not do the array reference error for me -- maybe this is
not the same prob?
Not sure, but having a USB bus with no devices would at least (on the
surface) make some kind of sense as to why it bugged out. Perhapse I should
plug something in and see if it does the same thing...
Just tried an rsync to ftp.sunet.se and the images haven't been updated
since I tried earlier. I'll try rebooting with something live on the USB
and see if the same thing happens, and let you know.
Nope, same thing happens, although I don't have any USB storage devices,
just my iPAQ, so I
I guess what I don't like about these things is that they're
deviations from standard package building practices and the standard
version of RPM. Mandrake and Red Hat can compete in areas like
installation and the user interface, but I think cooperation is
important in the area of software
Got the same problem, with a voodoo3 card.
Launching startx resulted in :
This should not happen! An unresolved function was called!
Hmmm... I have a Voodoo3-2000 PCI and a Mystique PCI as the second
head.
It didn't seem to detect it automagically.
I had some issues with XFree86 4.0 and
GuillaumeWhat 'recent release announce?' I've neither
received nor seen any release announcement. I subscribe to
the announce list and the only recent announcement in there
was about bundling the Linux Mandrake w/some brand of asian
motherboard. Someone said that slashdot printed that
Benjaminhow come you snipped off my P.S.?
Because I had a brain fart and didn't notice it I guess. My bad. :)
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