This is a trick question right?
In mandrake you can click the DrakConf Icon on your kde desktop, from there you
can click the network configuration button to setup your networking.
From windows open the control panel, click the networking icon.
Jamie
You wrote:
last saturday you guys helped me
Kbob wrote:
The equipment roster:
Laptop: Toshiba Portege 7000CT
OS: Mandrake 7.0
(God bless her, she didn't put BillOS on it.)
Card: WaveLan/IEEE PCMCIA Gold 802.11
The cards are now called Orinoco. new name, same
setting up an old USIT 386 with 8MB RAM as a floppy based firewall (thus,
no HDD). any reccomendations for the floppy package?
went to check out www.linuxfirewall.org and looks like the page is under
development (download page is m/t). I tried coyotelinux but couldn't get
their kernel to
I started looking into "floppyfw";
the docs really confused me at first, which
doesn't count for much :-) but made good
sense -- haven't had time for it l8ly,
although I'm now wondering again.
the cost of a 3- or 486 w/o hd...
w/o video even: nice.
from what I recall, floppyfw
is set up
Coyote needs at the minimum 486DX/25mHz. It requires the coprocessor, so
that's why the "stringent" requirements.
--Mike
Franklin Hays wrote:
setting up an old USIT 386 with 8MB RAM as a floppy based firewall (thus,
no HDD). any reccomendations for the floppy package?
went to check out
I went to Mandrakes Crypto-torium at
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-crypto/7.1/
and faithfully downloaded all the files and tried to install in the order the DEps
LiST [see below]
Bu t kpackage locks up and churns and my contol of mouse and macro keys gets
lost...I have to
Afternoon all,
A friend of mine just installed RedHat 6.2 for the first time. He
got through the installation with no problems, but when he logs in, the
mouse is stuck in the upper right corner. If you move the mouse, the
cursor with jump around, but always returns to the upper right corner.
hsundt3 wrote:
I went to Mandrakes Crypto-torium at
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-crypto/7.1/
and faithfully downloaded all the files and tried to install in the order the DEps
LiST [see below]
Opening a consol and typing rpm -i or -u [filename] has same result.
I
Try killing off gpm (killall gpm) and restart X to see if that helps.
--Mike
"Garl R. Grigsby" wrote:
Afternoon all,
A friend of mine just installed RedHat 6.2 for the first time. He
got through the installation with no problems, but when he logs in, the
mouse is stuck in the upper
Thanx, I'll give it a try.
Hal
Had this happen on a few machines.. one Gateway in particular, just run
XF86Setup and choose a different mouse type (standard PS/2 usually works)...
that is, assuming that killing gpm doesn't help..
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Afternoon all,
A friend of mine just installed RedHat 6.2
At 05:24 PM 7/30/00 -0700, you wrote:
last saturday you guys helped me install Mandrake 7.1
on my system but i dont have a hardware modem yet so i
was wondering how i would go about networking my
windows laptop and my linux box... Oh ya, Thanks alot
for helping me installing Linux
GnatBox is a purchased product we checked out when we were first looking into
firewalls. They also have GnatBox Light, which is free. You can find it at
http://www.gnatbox.com/
Bob Crandell
ComSource Associates, Inc.
Your IT Department
747 Willamette St.
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Hi Garl --
Try typing "gpm -k" from the command line prior to running XF86Setup.
The mouse setting
should still remain psaux and PS2 in XF86Setup. After getting XF86Setup
properly config'd
and saved type "gpm" to restart the mouse.
Hope this helps.
woody
"Garl R. Grigsby" wrote:
Afternoon
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