On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Ben Reser wrote:
BR you've got a Mandrake PPC version.
I do feel lucky. If not for Mandrake I would be running ancient SuSE 7.1
now. Still, looking at the number of employees at Mdk, one seem very
little.
BR Why would you want to remove msec? This is what controls
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Frederic Corne wrote:
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Frederic Corne wrote:
I have installed Mdk8.0 on an old Powermac 7500 (604/100Mhz/48Mo)
I am unable to get X working.
I have tried several XFConfig and/or X server (XFree86,
Hi, Stew, thank a lot for your help. I tried the alternate version of
bootx or was it an alternate kernel you sent me, but I can't get past
the loading second stage install with that one. Using the version on
the cd I get just to the next stage (choosing language, agree to
licence, and
Don't bother investigate anything Stew. Bad user error.
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On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Frederic Corne wrote:
with video in bootX
# dmesg |grep fb
controlfb: VRAM Total = 2MB (2MB @ bank 1, 0MB @ bank 2)
controlfb: using video mode 6 and color mode 1.
fb0: control display adapter
with NoVideo in bootX
fb0: Open Firmware frame buffer device on
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Henrik Edlund wrote:
SB Program name? I haven't had the luxury to play with many mpegs.
SB If you can tell me the program name I'll look at it.
plaympeg on the xterm command line. The gtk version is something that
starts with a g... :-) I'll install Xine tomorrow
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Frederic Corne wrote:
with video in bootX
# dmesg |grep fb
controlfb: VRAM Total = 2MB (2MB @ bank 1, 0MB @ bank 2)
controlfb: using video mode 6 and color mode 1.
fb0: control display adapter
with NoVideo in bootX
fb0: Open Firmware frame
okay, i rebuit for the right processor this time :)
still hangs at the same place. worse off than i was with the mandrake
kernel and initrd image.
i've been thinking about moving /boot over to the ide drive. is this all i
would have to do (besides telling bootx where to boot from) to bypass
Chris Mann wrote:
okay, i rebuit for the right processor this time :)
still hangs at the same place. worse off than i was with the mandrake
kernel and initrd image.
i've been thinking about moving /boot over to the ide drive. is this all i
would have to do (besides telling bootx where
yup, i tried both the bitkeeper and the benh kernels. both freeze after the
booting... message. which makes me wonder if it's something with my
machine. although as far as i can remember it's basically a 9500 or 9600
motherboard with umax written on the front. but since i have that ide card
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Ben Reser wrote:
BR That's great, but the defaults as you call them are set by msec on
BR Mandrake. If you don't want it to do anything set you security to Low
BR and it will do minimal things..
I examined the package, if I set it to low (which I presume is level 2) it
On Thu, Sep 27, 2001 at 07:16:30PM +0200, Henrik Edlund wrote:
Maybe. But I am in Power. Muhaha. *grin* :-) msec is probably a good
thing, but I would like to be able to disable it, for example via
ntsysv. Of course I can disable it the hard way, but
Be in power courtesy of man msec:
If
Sorry I didn't mean to make it sound like I'm doing this totally alone.
Of course I'm leveraging all the work the rest of the Mandrake team does,
including the security folks, as well as the great feedback from all of
you users.
Thx,
Stew Benedict
--
MandrakeSoftOH/TN, USA
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Chris Mann wrote:
okay, i rebuit for the right processor this time :)
still hangs at the same place. worse off than i was with the mandrake
kernel and initrd image.
i've been thinking about moving /boot over to the ide drive. is this all i
would have to do (besides
Sticking telnetd: ALL in /etc/hosts.allow isn't
obscurity, the TCP wrappers will drop an incoming telnet
connection like a ton of bricks.
That was supposed to be hosts.deny, by the way..
Don Head
SAIR LCA, CIW-P, i-Net+, Network+, A+
Systems Administrator [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
Web
On Thu, Sep 27, 2001 at 02:13:56PM -0400, Ryan C. Gordon wrote:
On my iMac, I have to adjust the speaker volume, not the master vol
control. I've only tried the command line mixctrl program.
Nope nothing works. What's weird is this used to work fine in linuxppc.
I've never made it work in
On Thu, Sep 27, 2001 at 07:14:17PM -0600, Terrence Oblak wrote:
Yep. Kmix is controlling the volume for the headphones and the onboard
speakers.
Okay it's working again like it was before in linuxppc. I did a
resintall. So I guess my system was just hosed somehow.
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Ben Reser [EMAIL
Dear all,
I would like to install mandrake-ppc on my PM7600. However, when I used
BootX,
it couldn't find CDROM. I tried to load MESH and 53C94 modules, but none of
them
worked. I browsed the mail-archives and foundPhil's BootX.
Afterfollowing the instruction
given,I still couldn't make
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