I am in need of a new sound card. Iremember a few weeks ago it was decided
by the list that Sound Blaster cards is the way to go for linux because of
driver development.
I am looking at three
1) Sound Blaster 16 ( an ISA card)
2) Sound Blaster PCI16 (PCI card)
3) Sound Blaster PCI 512 ( PCI card)
I was given a HP 9150i that works fine under mandrake 7.2. The Install picks
up everything.
Jim K
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From: "Haan Eric" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 1:46 PM
Subject: [EUG-LUG:574] CD-RW for Linux?
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> I wo
Did you make the change in the kernel so it will access hdc as a scsi
device.
jim k
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From: "Ben Barrett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Eugene Linux User's Group" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 2:56 PM
Subject: [EUG-LUG:501] CDRW "
If the zip drive is IDE
check /etc/fstab : less /etc/fstab
the zip disk needs to be hdb4 the letter b may vary depending on the number
of drives, but the number 4 denoting partition number 4 needs to be their.
To get out of it is possible but a big pain.
Try linuxconf which may be an icon or in th
Hi Tim
I did a search on google.com. It seems to be a Amd K6-2 at 333mhz.
If I were you if you have windows 98 on it( This might work for Win 95
also.) Go to the control panel, double click on system,click on the device
manger tab and click on print...,
then click all devices and summary. This wo
If you still want to unload that OS for $25 that
you mentioned last thursday I am still interested and will have the
money.
Jim K
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There is a command queso which will tell the os
version and kernel. It may tell the distro lso. I am on a slowdoze machine
for now, because I currently using netzero for ISP.
Does anyone know a free linux compatable
ISP?
Jim K
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From:
Mike Smith
To: [
system. The disks were still
accessible by using bootable floppies or CD's. While not strictly linux
some might find this helpful if the have a hung Linux install.
Jim K
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From:
jfk321
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 10:24
PM
Su
I booted demolinux on a win98 box. It froze while
defining a file system in RAM. I did a reboot and cannot access the windows
drive under windows or dos.
Norton emergency utilities recognizes the
disk and the directories on the disk. I suspect the partition table or boot
record may be mess
Are we a 501(C)(3) organiozation? If not perhaps a government demo day
woould be an interesting idea. When we can show linux to state and federal
legislators. If there is a Salem LUG perhaps with them or if they are
501(c)(3) someone with them could get us space there and state IT contacts
to sh
For SUSE 7.1 Check www.suse.com and other download sites to see if it is
available.
If it is then a friend with a cable or DSL connection and a burner is the
best bet other
order from SUSE or perhaps someplace like cheapbytes.com or cdrom.com is the
best bet
wit h overnight express delivery. Pleas
You can fix the master boot record with a windows bootable floppy format it
with system files, and copy microsoft fdisk onto it. Then boot from the
floppy.
then I think the syntax for fdisk is:
fdisk /MBR
You may need to specify the hard such as C: also.
I believe will restore a windows partition
Here is a link to a long list of linux Hotkeys from www.linux.com
http://linux.com/tuneup/database.phtml/Misc/002171.html
Not shell scripts but mighty useful all the same.
Jim K
Shop online without a credit card
http://www.rocketcash.com
RocketCash, a NetZero subsidiary
A Mac IIvx would be a 68K series mac
Jim K
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From: "Dennis Eberl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 6:33 PM
Subject: [EUG-LUG:397] Re: Mac
> Don't have a NuBus NIC. Have a PCI NIC for my Power Computing Power
> Tower Pro 200 (P
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