François Pons wrote:
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> generic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Please help! This is a pretty serious show-stopper for me at the moment,
> > and I can definitely provide more detail.
>
> Can you try without DRI enabled, try "XFdrake --expert" and
Well, I gave up and went back to the
"Generic|Generic Laptop Display Panel 1600x1200" as I never had problems
when using this Monitor setting in Mdk 8.0. Now X hasn't crashed on
me yet! Somehow, I thought selecting the Dell Laptop monitor settings
would help me out, but apparentl
if programs were optimized for it, as
I'm using it mostly for running logic simulations with VCS (thanks
for now supporting Linux, Synopsys!)
I guess I'll have to wait 'til kernel 2.4.x is stable :(
GenEric
Yes, I noticed the same bug too. Hello Mandrake guys/gals,
let's try to squash this bug, O.K.?
Hoyt wrote:
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> When I reach the login screen in run level 3, the cursor is positioned at
> the far left of the screen so that I type over the characters on the screen
> prior to the prompt. As such,
g PDF files in Adobe Acrobat
Reader (the pages show up as black, which ain't too pretty).
GenEric
pgeorges wrote:
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> "Eduardo M. A. M. Mendes" a écrit :
> >
> > Hello
> > I need to turn the option DGA on in XF86Config so as to use vmware. W
generic wrote:
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> Hmmm I was just able to get GNOME started by creating
> a file: $HOME/.xinitrc that starts GNOME:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> exec gnome-session
>
> [ the rest of my rant snipped ]
O.K., I finally figured out how to start the Window Manager of
my choice v
.
Why should I have to be root to control the session of an
individual user? That's kind of George Orwellian/Bill Gatish
in my opinion.
Other than this issue, the Release looks quite solid.
GenEric
generic wrote:
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> I just installed Mandrake 7.2 last night and am quite impressed! Go
Ray wrote:
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> When you log in just select gnome from the drop down menu
>
What drop down menu? I don't have Mandrake 7.2 start X on
bootup, if that's what you're talking about.
There has to be an "easy" way to do this for those of us
who use "startx&qu
I can just get a response on how to switch to
GNOME instead of KDE2, I'll be golden! (There is no more
'switchdesk' utility, but hopefully, there's something
similar in 7.2? Anyone?)
Thanks,
GenEric
pgeorges wrote:
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> generic a écrit :
>
>
> > Oddly e
out upgrading my 7.0 box at work
to 7.2 if I can't mount partions exported from it to another 7.2
box!!
GenEric
Ron Stodden wrote:
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> After installing 2 Mandrake 7.2 (custom, development) installations I
> am amazed to discover that
> nfs mounts do not work (RPC: timed o
s the "new"
mechanism for switching the desktop from KDE -> GNOME, and vice-versa?
I would still like the ability to switch from KDE -> GNOME for most of
the time, but be able to switch from GNOME -> KDE for other times.
Please help,
Thanks,
GenEric
uot;I LOVE YOU" virus
that spread itself because of Outlook's security inadequacies!
I'm curious - how do you use Outlook in Mandrake anyway? Are you
running VMware? WINE?
GenEric
I had a similar problem after I recompiled a kernel recently, for the
first time after installing Mandrake 7.1.
If you've read the Ultra66 Howto(mini-HOWTO?), there are 4 addresses
that are used (err, you probably only need 2, since it looks like you're
only using 1 hard-drive on the promise: hde
Don Head wrote:
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> > When upgrading to Mdk 7.1, and recompiling my
> > kernel, Mandrake complained about
> > /etc/conf.modules and mentioned that it's now
> > deprecated. fine. I copied conf.modules to
> > modules.conf ... exact copy, ... everything
> > works fine EXCEPT my soundblaster live! va
When upgrading to Mdk 7.1, and recompiling my kernel, Mandrake complained
about /etc/conf.modules and mentioned that it's now deprecated. fine.
I copied conf.modules to modules.conf ... exact copy, ... everything
works fine EXCEPT my soundblaster live! value card (emu10k1 module).
I then copied m
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