ok, if it's pptp use draknet, choose france, pptp (Alcatel modems), and it
should work. If not, mail me
It should works (I've a friends (that got it works with the help of the
howto I've sent)) I've spoke with bezek (Israeli telecom) and they told me
that Orkit and Alcatel use the
You're right, it was bad to determine the protocole to use with the land and
the modem type.
The geographic area is probably a better predictor than the modem
brand.
The problem is : how can a newbie answer to the question "use pppoe or pptp?"
Try one. If it works you guessed right.
I know now the method is pptp
I doesn't know how to install it simply (but someone tell me to download a
targz)
I wanna know the simple way ;-)
I'm not sure how applicable this is to your situation but when
installing DSL under v7.2 you're asked whether you're in "France" or
"other
just for kicks I did an strace on cdrecord, and found that I didn't have any
of the files it thinks it needs, not even the /usr/lib/i686. I can burn
anything but this caught my attention. Is this normal or have my brains
leaked out?
I just did this on my system. The only file that came up
Right now that 's what has kept me from trying Win4Lin. I have a nicely
running system and won't do a whole lot to it until Mandrake has a 2.4
based distro ( yes my main box is still at 7.1 )
Randy, it seems that some misperception is being distributed that you
need to build kernels and
Jim Bradley wrote:
I think that you are the one with the misperception. I think that Randy wants
the newest and greatest Mandrake kernel, and to do that you have to build your
Randy explicitly stated that he was running 7.1.
having to use Win4Lin's Mandrake kernel (or other), which is a
Which kernel patch did you use when installing Win4Lin? I see you are using
Mandrake 7.2 as I am, but the only Mandrake kernel patch I could see in
Win4Lin1.0-eval was for kernel 2.2.13.
Peter, go to the Traverse website and you'll find a whole bunch of
patch versions in the same place you
Christopher Molnar wrote:
I have this WONDERFUL idea. Why don't you report these problems to the KDE
bug reporting systems where they mayt actually do some good. From any KDE
application choose Help--Report Bugs.
I just package what I am given. Putting these long reports here do not help.
I downloaded it and installed it but there's no sound, I can't play any song.
Someone has been successfull using it?
This is a rough v1.0 beta and it doesn't seem to do a lot of things.
It hangs on my LM v7.1 system.
Cheers --- Larry
This thread has become mired in vitriole that is really being
mis-directed.
Well, as we are all discovering right now, that is because there are
different 'versions' of 7.2, all of them clearly marked as '7.2', with no
real way of differentiating them, and what you get when you get them.
Hoyt wrote:
How come there is not a usable burner software package that i can just
click here for cd to cd or iso to cd or file to cd burning and off it
goes?
If this is what you want to do, use mkisofs and cdrecord and eliminate
the middle-man. It's just faster. Try:
mkisofs -r -o
Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach Hoyt am Sun, Nov 19, 2000 at 10:04:42AM -0500:
Until I see a Linux gui burner program with better features and ease of use
than Nero or Adaptec (both almost nice IMHO), I'll stick to the command
line.
Well, I disagree (as usual *g*). What I'm really
WordPerfect 2000 does not function with Mandrake 7.2
The FontTastic daemon is not available, attempted load it with
supplied rpm but that failed due to
conflict with the initscript shell in /etc. Worked fine under 7.1
before.
Corel was contacted and waiting for a reply.
Paul, I'd sure
I have been thinking about vendors with this kind of attitude. I think
that we (as Linux users and developers) should start a registry of
companies that will not support Linux. My first candidate would be
This would be a rather negative, and counter-productive way of dealing
with this issue
anyone who's successfully using one of their RAID cards? I don't. Or have
a look at Kodak's digital cameras. There's also not much support from them.
Umm they publish their specs. They have an excellent developer relations
program. And there is plenty of support for their cameras:
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