Avoid mixing the modules up by editing /usr/src/linux/Makefile after you
have run 'make menuconfig' or 'make xconfig'.
Just change the EXTRAVERSION string (the 4th line down) to something else.
This string will be compiled into your kernel, and be part of the modules
directory name.
This seems
Bernhard Rosenkränzer wrote:
Can you determine what's different about the 3rd?
On one of the two machines locking, can you open an xterm and type "top"
before they lock up? I'd like to see if there's a process eating up all
memory or something alike.
Sometimes I could, sometimes not. It
Thanks that way very helpful
Jeanette
- Original Message -
From: Osamu Aoki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 11:12 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Laptops and Mandrake 6
First check famous : http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
I have
Emacs will only display with black-on-white, unless a KDE
emacs does not respect my .Xdefaults file even if I
run 'xrdb -m .Xdefaults'
make sure KDE is not applying its colours to non-KDE apps
remove the .emacs file, which has it's own colour definitions
If I upgrade to the emacs available
I'm playing with my own internal DNS server, and I have one nagging
question. I made up my own "fake" domain called slacker.admin. I then
added the cname www to the record. I can ping www.slacker.admin, but I
cannot ping slacker.admin. Can anybody point me to why this is happening?
Thanks.
I have installed both Mandrake 5.3, as well as 6.0 on my compaq presario laptop.
It has a pentium 120, and IDE cdrom, the installation was flawless, only problem
I have is I can only do 8bit colors in KDE, or shadows will stay on the desktop
when I minimize windows. other than that it has been
My experience with Cirrus Logic cards has been so horrid that I never use them
any more. And I don't mean with Linux. I have been reproducibly crashing
windows from driving Cirrus Logic cards to their rated potential. I do of
course like Linux better than Windows because I can look with fair
you need this
slacker.admin. IN A xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
in your dns file to get the
ping slacker.admin
to work. Note the period after slacker.admin
bug
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Nichols, Jason wrote:
I'm playing with my own internal DNS server, and I have one nagging
question. I made up my
Joshua Speer wrote:
I have installed both Mandrake 5.3, as well as 6.0 on my compaq presario laptop.
It has a pentium 120, and IDE cdrom, the installation was flawless, only problem
I have is I can only do 8bit colors in KDE, or shadows will stay on the desktop
when I minimize windows.
Mandrake really needs 3 lists:
- newbie
- KnowEnuf2bDangerous
- expert
See if you can guess which category I'm in. Anyway...
1. I like to use my vi keys for command line editing (ESC-K brings up the last
command). In RH 6.0 and prior versions, I've put "set -o vi" in /etc/bashrc
and it worked
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From: Linux Happy User [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mandrake-list (expert) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] Get rid of default Mandrake icons in kfm
Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 2:49 PM
Greetings everybody
Did anyone succeed in removing the default Mandrake Icons in the
KFM
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Timothy King wrote:
Mandrake really needs 3 lists:
- newbie
- KnowEnuf2bDangerous
- expert
See if you can guess which category I'm in. Anyway...
1. I like to use my vi keys for command line editing (ESC-K brings up the last
command). In RH 6.0 and prior
so it looks lie the NeoMacgic chipset is the one to get. What popular low
cost noteboods use this chipeset
- Original Message -
From: Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 1999 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Laptops and Mandrake 6
CTX has some
With the stock LM 6.0 kernel I get the damn umount trouble, but with the errata
kernel (2.2.9-27mdk) and the packages that go with it the pcmcia dies and I
lose my modem and net card. I just tried the 2.2.10 stuff from the cooker
directory with a failure of the pcmcia services again.
Has anyone
Hi all,
My boss wants to move our largest servers over to Sun Solaris on the
Sparc. I'm not to keen on this as Linux has been so very good to
us for three years now.
Is there a distrobution that will run linux on the Sparc environment?
If so how does it compare to solaris?
Thanks
Dunc
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On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, Brett Jones wrote:
With the stock LM 6.0 kernel I get the damn umount trouble, but with the errata
kernel (2.2.9-27mdk) and the packages that go with it the pcmcia dies and I
lose my modem and net card. I just tried the 2.2.10 stuff from the cooker
directory with a
Ummm, RedHat?
There is a substantial difference. See the essay by Maddog.
A link is available at www.linuxmall.com on their news ticker. Basically,
Linux has never been prepared for the mid-range server market and is not
really a 24/7 system ...Yet. It doesn't have the facilities needed
to
On Thu, 15 Jul 1999, you wrote:
inputrc gets read after the others IIRC, you could alias set -o vi or
create your own ~/.inputrc
I've never heard of a ~/.inputrc or know what IIRC means. I tried putting
"set-o vi" in a ~/.inputrc file (aka $HOME/.inputrc), but it was not
automatically
I had problem moving from RH6.0 to LM6.0 with PCMCIA. My problem was frozen
keyboard due to PCMCIA and GPM interfarence. By moving GPM before PCMCIA in SYS-V
init script, I got by OK.
This may not be the solution for you but playing the SYS-V init order or process
may give you a solution.
Any reason why your boss wants to move to
Solaris ? Our company is planning to start offering
mid range servers next month running
Linux. Sorry but, I do not agree that Linux is not ready.
If you go with Sun there are those pesky
license fees. They get you now or they get you
later.
My quantex laptop uses the neomagic chip set for video. Quantex notebooks
start at 1300$ and go up to 3199 $ ( No I don't work for Quantex) Quantex
and Dell use the same basic components so you might get a better deal from
Dell. I don't know of anybody else that uses the neomagic chipset.
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