ok, i figured out what the problem is. when a menu item has a text
description it pops up and overlaps the menu item below, then when you
move down to the next menu item, the next menu item is highlighted before
the description is removed so that when the text description from the item
above is
Hi, i'm running the cooker from i think yesterday sometime but might be
from day before. using kde. This is kind
of hard to describe... if you open the menus until you reach an
application where the text box pops up describing a program, if you scroll
down the menu with the mouse pointer near to
Hahahha. You guys crack me up... I cant wait to give you guys my money.
virus fixed. hehehe.
Eric.
On 11 May 2000, Chmouel Boudjnah wrote:
"Daniel Haischt" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hi daniel,
i just reviewed the 1st cd of mandrake (cooker) as i got a virus warning
from DocSolomon.
The latest cooker and 7.1 beta 2 are NOT the same thing. download the
latest cooker, make a NEW iso and you'll be much happier.
Eric.
On Thu, 11 May 2000, B. K. Barley wrote:
Yeah,
And they said it was fixed in beta 2. I'm tired of downloading the iso's
and burning cd's only to
I think the md5sums need updating for the images...
[root@s8-54-4 images]# rm MD5SUM
rm: remove `MD5SUM'? y
[root@s8-54-4 images]# rm hd.img
rm: remove `hd.img'? y
[root@s8-54-4 images]# rsync -av ftp.sunet.se::Mandrake-devel/cooker/
/mnt/iso/
MOTD: Welcome to SUNET Archive, Sweden
MOTD:
MOTD:
Perhaps a 7.1 beta 3 iso should be made available to aleviate redundant
bug reports.
Eric.
On Wed, 10 May 2000, B. K. Barley wrote:
Hi,
Just downloaded the iso of 7.1 beta b. And setup still fails to recognize
an ata66 drive on the a-bit motherboard. I tried passing the io address to
mirrored the cooker at around midnight last night... network didn't get
setup properly even though i specified ip, netmask, dns, and gateway
properly. could this be due to the fact i didn't format my /home directory
this time? i wouldn't think so. was able to configure network with drak
Any chance of getting gnapster added to the distribution?
Eric.
Please detail what you did to get q3 running, i've yet to succeed in
getting the new nvidia driver to work on my system (i followed the
xf86-4.0 faq on the nvidia site to no avail).
thx,
Eric.
On 9 May 2000, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
This week-end I tried out the new optimized "nvidia"
So i finally managed to get the cooker mirrored and succeeded in a hd.img
install. Its all good. Ok, now to start helping with debug...
1. On the hd.img install, after it said successfully installed, reboot
/dev/hda6 (where my cooker resides) was not unmounted first causing a
check to be forced.
Grub worked fine for me and i have win2k on the first 4 gig partition,
although its definitely very ugly to look at. any chance we can get it to
use the really cool looking smaller text you see on the mandrake install
just prior to the graphical install starting?
On 8 May 2000, Gary G Russell
Uhm... how do you get it to install ssh? where is this crypto screen i
keep hearing about? expert install only?
eric.
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Steve Fox wrote:
I believe an order needs to be added so that openssl gets installed
before openssh. When I have all the open*rpm files in one dir and
If you start xmms and move it slowly around the screen it "snaps" into
place (dont know a better way to describe this behavior) in weird ways. if
you try to snap it to the task bar at the top of the screen (kde) it will
(almost) snap to the right location if you are at the top left part of the
Cottenceau wrote:
"Eric J. Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you start xmms and move it slowly around the screen it "snaps" into
place (dont know a better way to describe this behavior) in weird ways. if
you try to snap it to the task bar at the top of the screen (kd
I made a seperate partition to hold the cooker on: fdisk /dev/hda
then format it with: mke2fs /dev/hdaX where X is the number of the
partition you created (you can figure this out by printing the partition
table in fdisk after you've partitioned). Anyway, after that i rebooted
and linux mounted
On 6 May 2000, Pixel wrote:
Ron Stodden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2. Multiple nameservers should be parsed out and set to
/etc/resolv.conf one per line with a"nameserver " prefix.
you mean why doesn't it ask for more than one nameserver?
seems a good thing to add. 2 nameservers
I'm new so this is exactly what i did...
mirrored repeatedly until it said there were no difference rpmfind.net to
my /home/ejs/man-cooker/ directory
then i went into the images folder and did: dd -if=hd.img of=/dev/fd0
then i shutdown and restart and from lilo choose to boot 'floppy'
and i
On 6 May 2000, Pixel wrote:
Rene Eske Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mircea Ciocan wrote:
I agree, but then the slider that determines how much should be
installed should be placed at the percentage that is installed now, so
what do you mean by 'installed now'?
personally,
:
"Eric J. Smith" wrote:
'unknown keyword in syslinux.cfg'
then after that repeated a bunch it ended with...
'could not find kernel image: linux'
any help is appreciated, but please be precise since i know very little.
If you generated the floppy under Linux you
Hi,
Maybe i had a bad cd burn but when i did custom install, developer class,
100% install, when switching to the extensions cd the install hangs for
me for about 3 minutes. It was in the middle of kpppsomethingorother at the
time.
By the way, i want to have your children. 7.1 kicks serious
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