Buchan Milne wrote:
Sure, for the Radeon 7500, there is no excuse (but AFAIK it should
work fine out-the-box on 9.2), but for newer Radeon's, there isn't
much we can do, since no free software driver supports them yet.
That's not absolutely the case. The Vesa driver supported my Radeon 9600
Buchan Milne wrote:
Sorry, I was not aware it was this bad (DrakX not using vesa if it
does not know the card).
It selected Vesa for me straight off, but seems not to have suggested it
to the guy who had the problem. Don't know why.
BTW, you may have missed a lot of threads on cooker here where I
sionii wrote:
The LINUX FORMAT magazine carried a very prominent warning about LG on their
website following the publication of their issue with 9.2 as a cover disc.
And when was the last time you checked a magazine website before
installing a package included on a CD or DVD? Most people won't go
Buchan,
As was explained earlier in this thread, plenty of people have 9.2 now,
because it is being included with various linux magazines. I don't know
about the Spanish one, but the Linux Format DVD looks pretty official to
me - there is a full-page advert for MandrakeClub in the same issue,
Luca Berra wrote:
mandrake postfix in default configuration does not allow receiveing
mail, so it would not allow you to forward mail coming from local
network. Oh, this setting was added in mandrake 9.0 in case you
wondered.
That probably explains it. Mine is probably a configuration file carried
the appropriate list of trusted clients), or at
least flag up a warning, to stop other people making this mistake?
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Buchan,
Maybe I got the wrong end of the stick, but I thought the relevant notes
in main.cf were:
# TRUST AND RELAY CONTROL
# The mynetworks parameter specifies the list of trusted SMTP
# clients that have more privileges than strangers.
#
# In particular, trusted SMTP clients are allowed to
If the PDC20276 is your secondary IDE controller, do an install to a
disk on you primary controller with the PDC20276 disabled in BIOS (may
not be necessary). Recompile the kernel with CONFIG_PDC202XX_FORCE=y.
Once you can boot with a kernel compiled with this option, you will be
able to
, but there really ought to be a more elegant solution.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
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Compile errors:
ld -r -o /usr/src/apps/atmelwlandriver/objs/pcmf504.o fastvnet_cs.o
card.o command.o interrupt.o mgmt.o rx.o tx.o vnet.o vnetlinux.o
nm /usr/src/apps/atmelwlandriver/objs/pcmf504.o |sort -u
/usr/src
an
opportunity to harness community input.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Vincent Meyer, MD wrote:
On Sunday 30 March 2003 02:49 pm, simon wrote:
I know this is not a Real bug report, but I'm starting to get very unsure
of the kernel source supplied with mandrake. I know this kernel has
hundreds of patches
to the TODO list for 9.2.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
-ROM drive and wanted to disable
DMA on that IDE channel, ide0=nodma had no effect, but ide=nodma worked.
Maybe nodma can only be applied across the board to all IDE channels.
You could try it.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
quoted would be for 9.1 to
do the same as the previous releases, e.g. single-click.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Jean-Michel Dault wrote:
Not the general case, but most laptops these days come with a touchpad
and have the same issues. And the trend is for corporations to provide a
laptop to each
Windows can be changed to single-click very easily, as most of our
Windows users at work have done. What makes you so sure that 100% of
people on Windows use double-click? Messing with your settings is a
major activity for most computer users at work.
Completely agree with your second point,
, and I will be happy to share what little experience I have
with you. Would be a start to describe what you have tried so far to get
shared folders working.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
bernard Varaine wrote:
I know it is not a support list but does anyone managed to get shared
folders working
it be sensible to go beta shortly after the previous version was released?
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
this. Let's hope Mandrake listen.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Timothy R. Butler wrote:
According to what I understand, Warly is reporting that Mandrake Linux 9.1
will be finalized no later than March 14. In my opinion, this could very well
be a death sentence for MandrakeSoft.
final
release (which is being rushed through much too quickly again).
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
various setups. Building RAID into the kernel would cut the
Gordian knot.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Oden Eriksson wrote:
torsdagen den 20 februari 2003 13.57 skrev Oden Eriksson:
Hi.
Nice job with the text mode network install (9.0), it automatically found
my old md arrays on some old drives I had
this
circumstance.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Passing acpi=off at the install bootprompt solved this problem. No idea
why. Why would one want acpi for the install? And how would one work
this out other than by trial and error and experience of typical
Mandrake weaknesses?
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Bruno Prior wrote:
We just tried to install
adopted as an
international sport through the influence of the former dominions of the
Bloody French Empire.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
Vincent Meyer, MD [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think we Americans are genetically programmed to be unable to understand
Cricket. I spent two
, in the hope the ac patch will help.
Bruno Prior
[Bug 880] wrote:
https://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=880
--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2003-02-02 05:35 ---
To follow up: 9.1 beta3 is installed and booting from a drive on the
hpt372
controller on Iwill XP 333-R
to be updated with the driver package at the above location. Might
be a nice idea to package up the applications too, although they come
precompiled, and I couldn't find anything about their license terms (the
drivers are GPL).
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
to bring in enough cash in the
short term to allow them to progress such a business model.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
SI Reasoning wrote:
On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 06:03, Jason Straight wrote:
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On Friday 27 December 2002 01:43 am, SI Reasoning wrote:
This would
with their revenue streams.
They need to provide some means to escalate support issues from
MandrakeExpert to Mandrakesoft employees, and charge significantly more
for such support. In return, such escalated incidents need to guarantee
decent response times.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
$AUD1,114 p.a. but can afford to pay $AUD936 p.a.?
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Ron Stodden wrote:
Bruno, your figure is quite erroneous. While desirable, membership for
many is just not feasible. As explained in my previous message,
which you appear to have missed, the real cost of a silver club
need, and the satisfaction of
knowing you are not letting your Kiwi/Aussie phone companies rip you off.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Jason wrote:
And in NZD (New Zealand Dollars) it is even higher, so yes, that IS a
lot of money to many and yes I think there are MANY (millions even)
users who would
Thanks for the information. Thought you might be interested in the
following correspondence:
Original Message
Subject: Re: Mandrake 9.0 + XFree86 + Radeon 7500
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 16:52:32 +
From: Bruno Prior [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Frederic
showed up on the
Cooker list. Where can I find the rest of the correspondence?
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
Stephen Pickering wrote:
Stephen Pickering wrote:
[Bug 598] wrote:
Hi guys,
I have someone at mandrakeexpeert, paid incident, that has a problem
with a
Radeon 7500, the card does not work
Thomas Backlund wrote:
Funny, I have no problem what so ever with the soft raid, and I have 3
systems
set up this way, 2 with scsi disks, and one with ide disks...
my setup: RAID -1
/dev/md0 - /boot (sda1,sdb1 or hda1,hdc1)
/dev/md1 - / (sda6,sdb6 or hda6,hdc6)
Wes Kurdziolek wrote:
When I did an MDK 9.0 install that resembled this (ext3 /boot, RAID-0 /,
/usr, /usr/local, /var/, and /tmp -- yes, performance is critical), the
system failed to come up after rebooting b/c the raid0 module was not
included in the initrd and/or not loaded by the
to handle them, or needs a library to handle them, which is on
your RedHat machine, but not on your Mandrake machine? id3lib, perhaps?
Just guessing.
Cheers,
Bruno Prior
into the default kernels, or provide alternative
kernels with it built in. After all, this sort of thing is already done
for SMP, enterprise, security etc. RAID is just as fundamental, and it
is time Mandrake sorted it out.
Yours sincerely,
Bruno Prior
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