.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file
or directory
im using 1.4.01 and it is working fine.
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for the java plugin in mozilla. I have a current cooker and java
works just fine. If it is complaining about a missing library, just symbolic
link to the one you have.
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On Thursday 20 Jun 2002 9:08 pm, Charles A Edwards wrote:
Is not speedtouch-1.0-2, which is in main, a driver for this modem?
Yes, but it needs the firmware from the alcatel website.
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On Thursday 20 Jun 2002 9:17 pm, Brad Felmey wrote:
No joy on IBM's java, though. Try running WebSphere on a cooker box.
Won't happen. Neither does InstallAnywhere wrappers.
Im using suns java. IBMs is based on JDK 1.3.1 though isnt it?
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On Thursday 20 Jun 2002 9:02 pm, srlinuxx wrote:
On Thursday 20 June 2002 02:02 am, Tom Badran wrote:
im using 1.4.01 and it is working fine.
Can I trouble you for that link? I have been going around and around in
circles on that crazy site
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On Thursday 20 Jun 2002 9:56 pm, Brad Felmey wrote:
Yes, but WebSphere doesn't seem to run on anything but IBM's jdk.
What is websphere?
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help:
1) Getting the list of available updates
2) Listing all available uninstalled packages
3) 'Reloading' the lists of available pacakges from the sources
Ive looked at the man pages and cant seem to find out how to do any of this.
Thanks
Tom
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On Thursday 13 Jun 2002 8:41 pm, Charles A Edwards wrote:
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002 21:15:19 +0200
Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, I somehow do not think that Sun will release a special
gcc-3.1 Mandrake edition of their JDK.
It
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On Thursday 13 Jun 2002 9:01 pm, Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach Tom Badran am 2002-06-13 um 08:56:51 +0100 :
While we are discussing Java, is there a reason the sun JDK is not
already included with mandrake? I know it isnt open source
to get a similar message, caused by the parallel port. It was harmless
and did everything worked as normal (printer/zip/homemade p-port hardware).
The message stopped eventually, and now i dont have any problems.
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On Tuesday 11 Jun 2002 11:12 pm, Tibor Pittich wrote:
if i remember right, bc2000 has some copyright problems (or other
problems?) and authors promises that rename theirs software and continue
developing under another name. heroinewarrior.com
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On Friday 07 Jun 2002 5:25 am, Timothy R. Butler wrote:
5.) What about a QT/KDE-based MCC? [...] after all KDE is used by many
more people then GNOME).
I think this should be a QT not KDE as qt apps look good under kde (especially
qt3) and
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On Thursday 06 Jun 2002 6:18 am, Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
1. check the current kernel
2. if it not applied send a mail to quintela at mandrakesoft.com .
Attaching your patch once more probably does not harm as well (he is
busy enough ...)
Ok will
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Has this been applied to the cooker kernel yet? It hadnt been last time i
checked, but the maintainer (forget your name sorry) said it was on his todo
list. Ive personally been using it with a 2.4.18 kernel of my own making,
along with the
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On Thursday 30 May 2002 10:07 pm, Stefan van der Eijk wrote:
True, but doesn't the concept of having a common base, on which vendors
can certify their products once have an advantage?
On of the main concerns I'm hearing from enterprise customers
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On Thursday 30 May 2002 10:31 am, Tom Badran wrote:
On Thursday 30 May 2002 10:07 pm, Stefan van der Eijk wrote:
True, but doesn't the concept of having a common base, on which vendors
can certify their products once have an advantage
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On Wednesday 29 May 2002 7:33 pm, Robert Fox wrote:
I think this is great - but as previously suggested - there should be a
method to let people know when it is SAFE to try and install Cooker and
when to STAY AWAY.
This would save some precious
On Friday 24 May 2002 2:08 pm, you wrote:
my voice caries somewhere between little and no weight here, but I'd second
(or is that third?) this request - it just _works_ (X dialogs appearing
inside and outside is seems to be mroe to do with draktools mcc than
anything else - something that
Using up to date cooker, gabber no barfs with the following:
gabber: relocation error: /usr/lib/libsigc-1.0.so.0: undefined symbol:
_ZTVN10__cxxabiv121__vmi_class_type_infoE
Hope this helps fix it
Tom
On Sunday 19 May 2002 5:24 pm, you wrote:
Why would it work with perl if it doesn't work with php? Remember, it's
always possible to use PHP pages like ordinary cgi-bin stuff, so
http://host/cgi-bin/foo.php works too!
Hmmm..., I didn't realize that. Maybe it would work then?, who will
On Sunday 19 May 2002 6:49 pm, you wrote:
Given the current state of hibernation on laptops (usually involving a
Kernel panic due to NULL pointer exceptions) why on Earth would desktop
users want to be subjected to that !
Supsending to disk works fine for me.
On Sunday 19 May 2002 7:30 pm, you wrote:
Supsending to disk works fine for me.
Are you currently using this patch?
No, my laptop does it. But i had to configure apmd for it to not screw my
sound card up.
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In RPM drake (latest cooker, everything is up to date) when i click on a
package from the installable list, it will not give me any information in the
window for that package. This is true of both cooker and contrib from a
variety of mirrors.
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Are we likely to have the pre-emtibilty patch applied to the non
enterprise/secure kernels? This would boost apparent performence on most
desktop systems, and if not applied to the enterprise/secure kernels server
administrators would not be
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On Thursday 13 Dec 2001 8:01 pm, you wrote:
le jeu 13-12-2001 à 15:40, Thierry Vignaud a écrit :
I've tested it and never saw any boost. i've read other people reporting
no speedups.
it's not a speedup pb, it responsivity.
In fact, it will
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While we are on the subject of scanners, has the ppSCSI patch been integrated
into the mdk kernel yet, or are we still waiting?
Also, on the parport mailing list, Tim Waugh is looking for a mainatiner of
ppSCSI, and he wondered if anyone at
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Yeah :) remove the -c
Yup - and get a butt-ugly Mandrake Star instead of a butt-ugly penguin!! :{
I feel i have to step in here. I removed the penguin cos i thought it annoyed
me. But after a few days, i missed it, so reinstalled in the RPM,
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On Tuesday 13 Nov 2001 11:15 pm, you wrote:
Tom Badran ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
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Yeah :) remove the -c
Yup - and get a butt-ugly Mandrake Star instead of a butt-ugly
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Is there a reason that krayon is not include in the koffice packages (as of
8.1)? If not, could this please be included in the next release. If it is
already in cooker i am sorry, but im not very up to date with it at the
moment.
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On Sunday 11 Nov 2001 2:22 pm, you wrote:
Le Sunday 11 November 2001 14:46, Tom Badran a écrit :
Is there a reason that krayon is not include in the koffice packages (as
of 8.1)? If not, could this please be included in the next release
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On Thursday 08 Nov 2001 1:25 pm, you wrote:
Nvidia's drivers haven't been very stable lately from what I've seen. I was
getting intermittent video crashes all the time until I reverted to
0.9-767, and the problem wasn't limited to Linux. A windows
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Why? There are easier ways to do the same:
POSTIN: /usr/sbin/mimedb add --priority=5 mozilla text/html
POSTUN: /usr/sbin/mimedb del mozilla
(perhaps we should first look if the executable exists?)
mimedb would be able to add and remove
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On Sunday 28 Oct 2001 5:50 am, you wrote:
That's the dilema. Codeweaver's preview works pretty well, but still has
TONS of loose ends. Cooker's wine is newer, but doesn't seem to
work.
Ive just tried out transgamings winex and it works reallly
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I hope that Mandrake and Transgaming will give a full list os games that
works with their distribustion and stress the possible problems ( in
order to avoid disappointment ).
Does wine or WineX support IPX ? I need it to play Starcraft Broodwar
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still on TODO-list. but chmouel (our kernel guy) is in vacations for the
moment, so it will take a bit more time..
Ok, im looking forward to his return.
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I had a thread going with Yves about this a while back, and wanted to know if
anything was confirmed about this patch being included in the mandrake
kernel, as it is really important to me and im too stupid to get it to work
with mandake kernel sources myslef.
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what is your scanner ?
chmou wdyt of added them ?
Its a microtec phantom 636 (close enough, im not near it at mo) and i when i
looked on the ppscsi website/sane website it is no listed as supported (at
least in alpha - but thats better than
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can you send me (privatly) your sane.d/xxx.conf (replace xx by what
needed..), i will add in my ScannerDB in order to support it.
for the kernel, chmou is in vacations for the moment, so we will see
after..
I havent got the scanner to work yet,
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What are the chances of getting these to come with the kernel. I have
recently discovered that my parallel port scanner works with these drivers,
and this would be a great bonus to me as i recently have removed all traces
of windows from my
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Which client version are you using? FYI im using the latest beta (1.29h i
believe) and not the stable release. Maybe you should look through the
changelogs and see if there are any changes for devfs
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= Use non american products to get good products ...
Like Mandrake :)
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For post-8.1, my idea was to use a /lib/initrd directory so that people
will not notice it and remove it by error.
Yes, a good idea.
Would this still work if /usr is on a seperate partition (and different
filesystem - like NFS maybe) to / ?
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so it contains lame parts. And we prefer to provide ogg
encoders/decoders.
I use ogg vorbis for all my music :)
Anyway it compiles with RC1.
I have 0.6.2000***31 and it refuses to generate configure script because
AC_SDL_PATH and AM_QT_PATH
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Let me reask the question in positive form. Does anybody have quake3
working on cooker?
Works great on RC1.
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On Sunday 23 September 2001 5:57 am, you wrote:
Tom Badran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sunday 23 September 2001 5:05 am, you wrote:
Tom Badran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Voodoo 3 2000 card (AGP), it worked great in 8, but now none of my
games (heretic 2, quake 3, tuxracer etc.) work
you get the idea :)
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I have just installed RC1, and everything is looking sweet, however i have
one odd problem. I have a soundblaster live card which has always worked
really well under linux. However in RC1 the mixers are wrong, the sound mixer
in KDE has two tabs, on is Creative SBLive, but say that it is an
Voodoo 3 2000 card (AGP), it worked great in 8, but now none of my games
(heretic 2, quake 3, tuxracer etc.) work at all. There are no error messages,
they just lock. I did an expert install and specified X with 3d, so i cant
figure the problem, any ideas? Just in case it is an install error,
On Sunday 23 September 2001 5:05 am, you wrote:
Tom Badran [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Voodoo 3 2000 card (AGP), it worked great in 8, but now none of my games
(heretic 2, quake 3, tuxracer etc.) work at all. There are no error
messages, they just lock. I did an expert install and specified
superuser aka root
su for superuser
with su you don't become an other user. You mainly change uid and gid.
Almost nothing else
but su username changes you to any user on the sytem, hence the command
is abbreviated switch user, and not super user
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On Wednesday 19 September 2001 9:19 pm, you wrote:
I x 4.1.0 running the latest nvidia drivers for my geforce 3. I dont' know
if it was the upgrade from 8.0 to 8.1 beta 3 or the update up the nvidia
drivers( i upated them both the same day). Why does X take up on average
250megs of my 512
NO! Just because I don't choose to use what you consider are safe
or good practices shouldn't force me to go back to Windows!!! Plenty
of people logging into KDE as root isn't the same as plenty of
developers
logging into KDE as root.
If you feel that you can use it safely enough, then
On Tuesday 18 September 2001 11:28 am, you wrote:
I agree, but much like a toothache, that's difficult to do.
I would suggest that the mailing list folks bounce messages containg foul
language.
I agree, most of us are old enough to know better, but it doesnt mean we want
to read that sort
As mandrake already comes with a few games, i thought it might be nice to add
these two as they both compile and work nicely on my mandrake-freq machine:
crossfire - Multiplayer RPG (maybe client only due to space but server is
only a few megs) - easy to find on google, i think it is 2nd or
On Monday 17 September 2001 6:51 pm, you wrote:
Ainsi parlait Tom Badran :
As mandrake already comes with a few games, i thought it might be nice to
add these two as they both compile and work nicely on my mandrake-freq
machine:
crossfire - Multiplayer RPG (maybe client only due
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