Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
>
> Pierre Fortin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
> > >
> > > Try it with Redhat you'll have the same problem. Graphical installers eat
> > > memory. (much). sorry. So do higher-level language installers such as Perl
> > > or Python-based
Pierre Fortin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
> >
> > Try it with Redhat you'll have the same problem. Graphical installers eat
> > memory. (much). sorry. So do higher-level language installers such as Perl
> > or Python-based.
>
> Not convinced this is the real answer
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
>
> Try it with Redhat you'll have the same problem. Graphical installers eat
> memory. (much). sorry. So do higher-level language installers such as Perl
> or Python-based.
Not convinced this is the real answer (I reported this as bug#691)... ftp fails
and nfs works.
Hi!
Just a suggestion for MandrakeUpdate: what about also showing the changelog
of the listed packages and not only the description? Then one wouldn't need
to run rpm manually every time.
--
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SDL version 1.1.5 is out but with a crash but he telling that in few day it
will release an 1.1.6 but there are already a fix in the cvs
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 02:55:58PM +0200, Pixel wrote:
> and if accessing the zip drive via hdX, does it fail?
You mean in GtkZip/ziptool/jaZip? Yes, it does. There's also a big note on
all these homepages that you have to use ide-scsi. As I have 3 other SCSI
drives, and as I somehow couldn't
Alexander Skwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> GtkZip is a program for maintaining your Iomega Zip drive disks under Linux.
> It is based on a command line utility ziptool, and is written fully in C
> using the GTK widget set.
and if accessing the zip drive via hdX, does it fail?
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 12:33:52PM +0200, Pixel wrote:
> Alexander Skwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> [...]
>
> > Which is also needed if you want to use ziptools, so that's not a problem at
>
> can you tell more? what does it give more?
I'll just paste the description from freshmeat here:
Alexander Skwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> Which is also needed if you want to use ziptools, so that's not a problem at
can you tell more? what does it give more?
> all, but more a plus. Maybe you guys should start compiling the kernels
> *WITHOUT* IDE cdrom and IDE floppy support an
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 02:44:36AM +0200, Pixel wrote:
> the second problem is that both ide-burner and ide-zip, in that case, you must
> also give hdX=ide-floppy for the zip, otherwise you'll end up accessing your zip
> via sda (or whatever)
Which is also needed if you want to use ziptools, so t
Pixel wrote:
> Leon Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> One thing which _would_ help in this area is to load CD support as a module
>> rather than building it in, that way the funny ATAPI CDE burners (TraxData etc)
>> can be got working under Mandrake without a kernel recompile. As things stand,
Leon Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One thing which _would_ help in this area is to load CD support as a module
> rather than building it in, that way the funny ATAPI CDE burners (TraxData etc)
> can be got working under Mandrake without a kernel recompile. As things stand,
> the CD driver
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 12:44:38AM -0700, John Richard Smith wrote:
> When it come to new programme(s) for future release ,kindly consider:-
>
> a) A proper drive image programme for backing up entire OS's,not just the data,and
>that euphemistically titled dump programme
It's there, either tar
> John Richard Smith wrote:
> When it come to new programme(s) for future release ,kindly consider:-
> b) Do something to get a CD writer operational.What about writing Unix drivers
> or perhaps something along the lines of ghosytscripts for cd writers
Unix drivers? Have you seen how many utterl
There are just a couple of ideas of mine that I
would like to share with you folk.
When it come to new programme(s) for future release
,kindly consider:-
a) A proper drive image programme for backing
up entire OS's,not just the data,and that euphemistically titled dump
programme
b) Do
Nico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
> When I first installed the 7.2 beta2, some RPMS didn't install
> correctly.
> Wouldn't it be possible to have a logfile of which packages didn't
> install correctly?
It is; /root/ddebug.log and /root/install.log
> Maybe would it be also possible that c
Hi,
When I first installed the 7.2 beta2, some RPMS didn't install
correctly.
Wouldn't it be possible to have a logfile of which packages didn't
install correctly?
Maybe would it be also possible that create automaticly a script to
reinstall those RPMS later?
Also, during the install, how about h
Michael Stucki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I install Mandrake and want to choose single packages, I always have to
> choose my own list. What about an option to save this list to disk and to read
> the back in a later installation? This is not the same like the
> Auto-Install-Disk. It's ju
When I install Mandrake and want to choose single packages, I always have to
choose my own list.
What about an option to save this list to disk and to read the back in a later
installation?
This is not the same like the Auto-Install-Disk. It's just the package-list.
Anybody who wants to add this?
> Since when ?
> It doesn't work on Linux Mandrake 7.1.
Since this is the cooker list, I would assume in cooker. :)
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Now playing on Defiance Radio: Remember by BT
Charles Nepote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Since when ?
after 7.1 (aka cooker)
> It doesn't work on Linux Mandrake 7.1.
Pixel wrote :
> Charles Nepote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > As we can see in many messages, many people try to report bugs but
> > sometimes don't know how and what to report...
> > Why not create very simple scripts to report config informations for
> > helping debugging ?
>
> as for inst
Charles Nepote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As we can see in many messages, many people try to report bugs but
> sometimes don't know how and what to report...
> Why not create very simple scripts to report config informations for
> helping debugging ?
as for installation, there is now the scri
As we can see in many messages, many people try to report bugs but
sometimes don't know how and what to report...
Why not create very simple scripts to report config informations for
helping debugging ?
Example : A problem with X ?
Typing "report_configX" would provide :
-- xxx lines about basi
i think prc-tools2.0 with sdk 3.1 and 3.5
should be in mdk, so we can be able to develop
for palm plaform, i think palm has an rpm package.
--
_
Luis Alves
MobiComp - Mo
>
>kde2 port is on the way but far to be complete.
>xawtv is still there.
And xawtv does not depend on KDE or GNOME.
Only problem with current xawtv is, that the resources file is not copied
to $HOME/.Xresouces or the system resources, so the program will not start
before this is done manuall
pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thierry Vignaud a écrit :
> >
> > pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > > Being the best TV program, could kwintv be integrated in cooker ?
> >
> > it's already in contrib ...
>
> Yes, but not compatible with current cooker.
> Maybe is it better t
Thierry Vignaud a écrit :
>
> pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Being the best TV program, could kwintv be integrated in cooker ?
>
> it's already in contrib ...
Yes, but not compatible with current cooker.
Maybe is it better to wait for the promised port to KDE 2 (see kwintv
homepage
pgeorges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Being the best TV program, could kwintv be integrated in cooker ?
it's already in contrib ...
Being the best TV program, could kwintv be integrated in cooker ?
I noticed that the mirrors for the downloads are
rather slow even though I'm on a T1 connection. For those beta testers that are
lucky like me and have lots of bandwidth try using a simple download program
like GetRight and configure it to download in segments from multiple mirrors.
The 70k/
Ie,
trafshow - I always have that on my boxen
netcat
things that give realtime stats for what is going on on a network.
--
+++
Allen Bolderoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
LNC - Linux, help and commentary http://linux.netnerve.co
It would be nice to have the install RPM funtion on right click in KDE...
Chris
hello all,
i found that you can download a file called netkit-combo which contains all
of the netkit stuff (e.g. ftp, rwho, telnet, etc). wouldn't it be better if
you have one spec for netkit, that uses the netkit-combo + netkit-base file
instead of having a spec on all of them? you can still ha
hi,
i have a suggestion for xpdf...
it seems that we can obsolete the gcc patches, if we compile with
no-const-strings. seems to work for me...
here is the spec diff for xpdf ...
btw, i was wondering if we could provide a crypto xpdf (one with
decryption patch.) on the crypto site. i made one
n-linux.phtml
That might be helpful.
Civileme
>
>
> > -Message d'origine-
> > De : Jean-Michel Dault [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Envoyé : dimanche 5 mars 2000 03:19
> > À : geoffrey lee
> > Cc : cooker list
> > Objet : Re: [Cooker] s
Title: RE: [Cooker] suggestion for frontpage+apache
Hello,
The installation of FrontPage Server Extensions is quite difficult for a newbie as I am.
Should it be possible to make a separate RPM of Apache + FPSE preconfigured (without the need of compile Apache sources) ?
Best Regards
> > Looking from the alpha perspective, I need some of compaq's TRU64 libs
> > to get the TRU64 version of FPSE working... I'd rather see more
> > effort going into this project:
> > http://www.nimh.org/fpse.shtml
> I looked into the project, looks interesting. I don't know if it's stable
> or
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, geoffrey lee wrote:
> hello,
>
> i just saw this on freshmeat. i don't have time to try it out yet, and even
> if i do, i don't have the resources to test if it fully works (web server
> won't be up for a while...) what does everyone think?
> http://home.edo.uni-dortmund.de/
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, Stefan van der Eijk wrote:
> Looking from the alpha perspective, I need some of compaq's TRU64 libs
> to get
> the TRU64 version of FPSE working... I'd rather see more effort going
> into
> this project:
>
> http://www.nimh.org/fpse.shtml
I looked into the project, looks i
> i just saw this on freshmeat. i don't have time to try it out yet, and even
> if i do, i don't have the resources to test if it fully works (web server
> won't be up for a while...) what does everyone think?
> http://home.edo.uni-dortmund.de/~chripo/
Seems to be some wrapper that makes fpse a bi
hello,
i just saw this on freshmeat. i don't have time to try it out yet, and even
if i do, i don't have the resources to test if it fully works (web server
won't be up for a while...) what does everyone think?
http://home.edo.uni-dortmund.de/~chripo/
it's gpl too.
geoffrey lee (snail talk)
[EM
It's true, I support unwilling converst from windows who use Kmail instead of
Netscape mailer because they can click on the link to an attachment in Kmail
(say a MS Word *.doc file) and Star Office will rise to open it.
Well, in my quest to make things simpler, I used Air and supermount on a coup
first, grab an ftp client and connect to the site "IN Binary Mode" (should be
in the site connection properties, if you don't, the file mystically doesn't
work).
After you d/l, click on the iso image and (if you have adaptec's Easy CD
Creator installed) should start with the burn process. First,
Use easy cd creator... and select make cd from image... find the iso and burn
burn burn... The iso contains info for auto boot etc... Its the easiest way
to go..
Bob
>Hi !
>
>I've downloaded the oxygen ISO image...
>But I'm working under Windows...
>
>How should I burn a CD ? What soft ?
>The p
If your running Windows, just use the Adaptec Easy CD Creator (more than
likely is what came with your burner). And under File -> Create CD from
Disc Image choose the oxygen-3.iso and burn it.
So, what's up with running the Mandrake 7.0 Beta on laptops? I've got a
Toshiba 400CDT which after in
Hi !
I've downloaded the oxygen ISO image...
But I'm working under Windows...
How should I burn a CD ? What soft ?
The problem is I don't wanna have just one big file named oxygen-3.iso
I didn't find such help on Mandrake's site.
Thanx for your help.
Nico
Bruno Bodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi
>
> I wonder why you can find the netscape icon on the desktop and not
> the kppp one ? I believe it would be useful to many...
> (seen on 6.1 - I didn't check oxygen)
which desktop, kde ?
--Chmouel
Hi
I wonder why you can find the netscape icon on the desktop and not
the kppp one ? I believe it would be useful to many...
(seen on 6.1 - I didn't check oxygen)
Bruno
I just ran 'rpm -Va' on a vanilla Mandrake 6 installation. It's rather
a mess. For example:
- There are a stack of missing ncurses libraries which the RPM thinks
should exist.
- There appears to be a missing symlink in /usr/lib (libhistory.so.4.0
-> libhistory.so.4). This is part of readline.
> You're right... a nice litle application... I don't really understand why I
> can download faster from california sites that
> are so far from me, against sites located in Texas, Luisiana oklahoma etc...
Because physical location isn't the real issue, it's backbone connection
and how many steps
Sergio, thanks for the proof of why netselect is SO important...
Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
>
> > I'd LOVE to see mandrake updater use this it would
> > find the BEST mirror, not just the one you pick.
>
> I went to the web site downloaded the src file and compile it under
> cooker,
> so far I
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