[Cooker] Mail

I get the list just fine. One thing to note, though. For some reason [EMAIL PROTECTED] is set as Reply-To instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I don't know if that may be part of your problem. JJ >>> Subject: [Cooker] Mail Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2000 12:14:59 +0100 From:

Re: [Cooker] ide-scsi hack

So, that wouldn't cause any problems for when I don't have the burner? Only type it when it's there, right? JJ Jason Straight wrote: > > so at lilo type: > linux hdd=ide-scsi > > when it's all booted type > insmod ide-scsi > > then use the burner as /dev/scd0

Re: [Cooker] ide-scsi hack

The only reason that I don't do that is because I have to borrow the burner from a friend, so I only have it for a night or two at a time. Plus, I have 3 hdd's so I have to disconnect my CD-ROM drive to use the burner. It's quite a mess. Hehehe... So, using ide-scsi never seemed like a smart mov

[Cooker] ide-scsi hack

There was a symbolic link that could be used to fool Linux into thinking an ide burner was a scsi burner. Was it... ln -s /dev/hdd /dev/sd0 or something different? JJ

Re: [Cooker] Num-look doesn't work!

> Even if I select to start "numlock" during the bootup sequence, it does NOT > start! It could be useful instead ;) Well... The question is, is numlock on when you enter runlevel 3? 'Cuz I have kind of the same problem, but it's not because of the numlock setting. It's because of Enlightenmen

Re: [Cooker] ISO on hd

> Yes. I think when you use the hd.img or cdrom.img (can't remember), you can > specify that you want to install from an ISO image. > > No, you don't. All you need is this floppy-disk image and the ISO, that's > all. That is, if I understood you correctly. > > How I understood you was, that y

[Cooker] Mailing List Hold

Hello... I was wondering if there was a way to stay on the mailing list, but not receive the E-Mails for a while? Kind of like putting my address on hold. My Win4Lin Beta list has that option. I would like to stay on for questions and stuff, without having to rejoin all the time, but 150 or so E

Re: [Cooker] Thoughts about install and troubles with ISDN

Partition Magic has the option to create a bootdisk. Now, you have to have windows installed to make the initial bootdisk, but from them on just boot with the disk. You don't have to have any OS's on there if you do it that way. JJ > Aha, how do I run Partition Magic (PQM) under Linux? I do

Re: [Cooker] Linux-Mandrake 7.2 release candidate

Just verifying... ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-iso/7.2beta/i586/ .odyssey-rc-inst.iso.PwaqIc 413152 Kb .odyssey-rc-inst.iso.T.aGtc 530976 Kb odyssey-rc-ext.iso537090 Kb Ummm... Does the .started ones mean they aren't finished or what

Re: [Cooker] imwheel

The wheel does work just fine as a third mouse button. I'm not sure if not seeing anything is in regards to scrolling, or actually anything. JJ OS wrote: > > Beware ! This may not be a problem with X. Check first, by using xev that X is > seeing anything from the mouse wheel at all. Some mother

Re: [Cooker] ide-scsi for idiots?

Oh, wow... Now, if I have a regular CD-ROM drive and I switch it with a CD-RW (IDE) and do this link, burning proggies will work right off? Also, when I switch back to CD-ROM (all IDE's are filled and the CD-RW isn't mine) then things will still work right with the link? JJ Guillaume Cottenceau

Re: [Cooker] How to see windows media on the net ?

Well... I guess you could install Win9x under VMWare (http://www.vmware.com) or Win4Lin (http://www.trelos.com). Or you could just dual-boot. Or, ugg... Run Windows exclusively. JJ > Meir Faraj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Hi , > > I wanna see windows media content over the internet how

[Cooker] imwheel

I have a FirstMouse and an IntelliMouse Trackball and when using the PS/2 IntelliMouse setting with mouseconfig and running imwheel, the wheel doesn't do anything. It works just fine as a third mouse button, though. I'm not sure if imwheel isn't seeing them as actual intellimice(?) or what. Als

Re: [Cooker] libperl

Ok... I downloaded/installed that and when I try to run the new gaim I get this error. > gaim: error in loading shared libraries: libperl.so: cannot open shared object file: >No such file or directory Now, I know that it's looking for the file in /usr/lib/ but the file is actually in /usr/lib/a

Re: Sv: Sv: [Cooker] libperl

Ok... Another guy said apache_mod_perl, or something like that, from Cooker. Did the name change between 7.1 and 7.2 and then again between 7.2 and Cooker? If so, why does it keep changing? Hehehe... JJ Zeljko Vukman wrote: > > Mod_perl-1.22-29mdk: > > >http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/mandrake/

Re: Sv: [Cooker] libperl

: > > mod_perl > > - Original Message - > From: Joshua Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 6:11 AM > Subject: [Cooker] libperl > > > What RPM do I download/install to get libperl.so.0? I'm

[Cooker] libperl

What RPM do I download/install to get libperl.so.0? I'm trying to update to the Cooker version of gaim and it says I need it, but I don't see libperl*.rpm in the RPMS directory, although there are way too many perl*.rpm's. JJ

Re: [Cooker] KDE RC2

Yeah... For some reason the Cooker directory has some filenames that are of a higher number than KDE's. Like -5mdk on Cooker and -3 on KDE. JJ Zeljko Vukman wrote: > > As you probably know KDE2 RC 2 has been released. > On dot.kde.org is announced that Mandrake kde *rpms > are uploaded on: > >

[Cooker] OT - AutoLogin Alternative

I haven't seen any responce to this post, which is quite odd, so I'm reposting under the precept that it was during mailing list problems and it may not have been delivered. JJ Hmmm... Let me see if I can word this in an intelligible manner. I like autologin, but I have multiple settings, #'d

Re: [Cooker] Apache?!?

It probably changed httpd.conf back to default. You would have to re-enable allow all, I think for /home/*/public_html/. I don't remember the exact coding. If there is an httpd.conf.rpmsave or something you could just change the filename back. I've found that anytime I've upgraded Apache. JJ

Re: [Cooker] OT - Ram Management

Oh, you are good. Now this is interesting. I haven't played a single MP3 all night, but I've had XMMS open and the GKrellm XMMS plugin running, and not doing anything. I have GKrellm auto-open by Enlightenment and I have XMMS auto-open by GKrellm. X is using 33MB but XMMS is showed has holding

Re: [Cooker] OT - Ram Management

Interesting notion. I did notice that between like noon and 9 it only used like 5MB more, so you may be on to something. Thanks... JJ Leon Brooks wrote: > > That is not normal. If you were quoting total memory consumption rather than > just X, I would lay responsibility for it at the feet of thi

[Cooker] OT - AutoLogin Alternative

Hmmm... Let me see if I can word this in an intelligible manner. I like autologin, but I have multiple settings, #'d out, in .xinitrc. Sometimes I want to startx into enlightenment, sometimes in HP Builder, sometimes into Win4Lin, etc... Is there a way, or an autologin alternative, to do that?

[Cooker] Cooker Mailing List Problem

Just for verification... Will it be posted whenever the limit problem is fixed? JJ "Postmaster" wrote: > > Your message was not delivered for the following reason: > > E-mail Account: linux is over the limit of 31457280 bytes. > > Automated Postmaster

Re: [Cooker] OT - Ram Management

Ah... I guess I was incorrectly viewing how Linux manages its RAM. I do find it odd, though, that X will use up an extra 50MB's, seemingly, if left alone for 12 hours. I say this, because I rebooted at like midnight and it showed like 80MB used, then I went to bed and when I got up and checked a

Re: [Cooker] OT - Ram Management

The old-school way of configuring swap space was, if I remember correctly, twice as much as you have physical RAM. Now, that does seem pointless in todays RAM-happy computers. There are probably many people that still do it, habitually. JJ Alexander Skwar wrote: > > Why? If he isn't even usin

[Cooker] OT - Test

I am getting an error return from "Postmaster" when replying to OT - Ram Management, so I'm testing a new E-Mail to see if I get the error. JJ

Re: [Cooker] OT - Ram Management

Hmmm... Let me see if I'm catching what you're saying... /dev/hda1 = fat32 (/win98)(obvious) /dev/hdb1 = swap /dev/hdb2 = ext2 (/) /dev/hdc1 = fat32 (/misc)(mp3's and stuff) /dev/hdc2 = fat16 (/backup)(obvious) You're saying that even though I'm not running windows at the time, the fact that the

Re: [Cooker] OT - Ram Management

That is an interesting analysis of the situation. I guess I'm used to the world of Windows, where you want to have as much free RAM as possible for programs to load into. I never use much swap, but it does seem like X's and XMMS's RAM alotment grows as time goes on, which seems to slow my system

[Cooker] OT - Ram Management

Hello... I was wondering if this is an actual problem, or just conflicting programs or something... In the screenshot clip you'll see that I'm running "top" and "gkrellm". Top shows that I'm using 70MB RAM free, but Gkrellm says that I have 170MB free. I guess I'm not so much concerned about the

Re: [Cooker] helix gnome

I installed Helix under 7.2 Beta 3 and it worked just fine. Ugg... I say it worked just fine, the installation worked just fine. I never actually logged into gnome or helix. I just wanted all the updated proggies. JJ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ray) writes: > > > I want to try helix gnome under 7.2.

Re: [Cooker] 7.2b3 - No Enlightenment In X Login Manager

Now, does 7.2b3 use kdm by default? 'Cuz when I ran gdm from CLI it looked mighty different. I didn't know about kdm. JJ Antony Suter wrote: > > This was recently fixed... Check that you are upto date with all XFree86, > xinitrc and gdm (and kdm equivalent) packages.

[Cooker] 7.2beta3 - Problems

1: For some reason, during the install, and this has happened with every 7.2Beta release, a Recommended install will not accept my Extension CD, but if I do Customized or Expert and check the Extension CD star it works perfectly. Recommended just keeps popping it out and asking for the Extension

[Cooker] 7.2b3 - No Enlightenment In X Login Manager

Hello... Where did the Enlightenment option go when in runlevel 5? It sure would be nice to have that enabled so that auto-login would send me booting into E. Could that be a future addition, or is there already a way to do it? JJ

[Cooker] LM7.2Beta3 - Login Manager

Hello... I've noticed that you disabled Enlightenment from the X login manager. It sure would be nice to have that feature back, or if you could mention how to add it. It would be very useful, especially with the auto-login. Boy, booting right into E would just be the best. JJ

[Cooker] LM7.2Beta3 Quirks

Hopefully, this is the appropriate way of posting a question. 1: For some reason, during the install, and this has happened with every 7.2Beta release, a Recommended install will not accept my Extension CD, but if I do Customized or Expert and check the Extension CD star it works perfectly. Rec