At 19:25 1999-09-28 , you wrote:
When i'm switching between X and an other console a few times and done so
for a while my machine hangs. I have no net on that machine so I can't
telnet/ssh to it, it's just to press the reset.. no fun.
Did you try to ping the box ? If it don't answer,
On Tue, Sep 28, 1999 at 11:20:24PM +0200, Tom Berger wrote:
Well, if the kernel's down, 'watchdog' wouldn't run either or would it?
No it would not, there was 2 possibilities in my message :
- kernel is down (i don't think it' the case)
- watchdog can't write in /dev/watchdog so it do a
I was wondering - is there a way of inserting a RPM CD (Like the install
CD) and loading up a RPM installer and when you select install new RPM's
only have it display what's not on the system already? Caldera OpenLinux
did that but I seem to get a listing of everything on the CD's witn
Mandrake
At 19:54 28/09/99 -0700, you wrote:
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Andrew Morton wrote:
Keith Woodworth wrote:
I want to build a custom .cf file for sendmail but was wondering does the
rpm file for sendmail have the mc files to customize the config file?
You need the sendmail-cf RPM.
Under
On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 09:01:12AM +0200, Johan Segernäs wrote:
As i wrote; i don't have a network at home so I can't ping the machine..
but it happened on my machine at work yesterday too and then i could kill X
thru ssh...
Oh, sorry, i did not read correctly :)
What about using watchdog
Hi there!!
Is there a way to extract just a set of files that I need from a RPM pack?
For example, I need a module file like scsi.o but I don't want to install
the RPM pack. How do I extract just that file without installing all the
pack?
Thank you!
Felipe Almeida - Juiz de Fora, MG - Brazil
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Felipe Almeida wrote:
Hi there!!
Is there a way to extract just a set of files that I need from a RPM pack?
For example, I need a module file like scsi.o but I don't want to install
the RPM pack. How do I extract just that file without installing all the
pack?
Sorry.. make that:
http://coruscant.netrevolution.com/pub/
Jean-Michel Dault
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On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Lindsay Steele wrote:
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 1999 08:03:27 +1000
From: Lindsay Steele [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [expert]
I apreciate all answers, I tryied with other account to run kde and didn%t had
any trouble, so just I deleted the /root/.kde directory and restarted to
configure the root kde. I%m not having any more trouble.
Thanks for all your help.
Jorge Carminati.
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Hi there!!
Is there a way to extract just a set of files that I need from a RPM
I think lo is the loopback interface (a virtual interface for the
machine to talk to itself) and not a physical device eth0 is the first
ethernet device. ppp0 the first ppp device and so on.
-Original Message-
From: Corbett J. Klempay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday,
FYI Xtab
xtab File for NFS
Purpose
Contains entries for currently exported NFS directories.
Description
The /etc/xtab file contains entries for directories that are currently
exported. This file should only be accessed by programs using
the getexportent subroutine. To remove entries from
Thank you Steve for the suggestion. I checked only kwmsound is
running. How do I enable kaudioserver and maudio?
Thank you.
M.S.
ms wrote:
Hello all;
After trying unsuccessfully to configure the sound on my IBM ThinkPad
380ED under Mandrake 6.1, I decided to byte the bullet and
lo is a loopback device which is not an actual device but allows your machine
to see your machine, you should have an eth* if you want to see more than
just your computer.
"Corbett J. Klempay" wrote:
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
"Corbett J. Klempay" wrote:
I don't know if
Hi all,
I have a weird problem with lilo. I just recently installed Mandrake 6.1.
The install went smooth. No problems. After finishing the installation,
I decided to build a custom kernel, since the one that comes with Mandrake
supports a lot of things I don't need and consequently is fairly
I just built a new box to house an existing installation of Mandrake 6.0.
I used a Tyan S1590S socket 7 motherboard with an AMD K6-2 450 processor.
The memory is 2X128 Meg 10 ns DIMMs. Video is a Matrox G200 with 8 Meg or
RAM and I have a Soundblaster 16 sound card. Ethernet is a generic
I did an 'everything' install of Mandrake 6.1 and was surprised to
discover that an /opt/kde directory was created.
The sole offending rpm is xsoldier-0.96-5mdk (packager Chmouel
Boudjnah) - the file list shows xsoldier.kdelink to be placed in
/opt/kde/share/applink/Games. Nothing else in
On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 05:30:33AM -0600, Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
rpm2cpio and cpio. look at the mc scripts for examples
/usr/lib/mc/extfs/rpm (or just use mc..)
Wow ! Great feature, i did not know that :) Just like an hurd translator
will do :-)
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Hi!
I updated my old kernel (2.2.5) to a new kernel (2.2.12). But I lost my
sound modules. As a matter of fact, in the make xconfig oe make
menuconfig it didn´t has the option to my soundcard. Just a few were
available. Then I copied the modules I needed from the old kernel and
ran insmod. It
They work correctly, but the buttons in kfm and other apps appear to be
random images rather than the arrows, etc. they are supposed to be. Fix?
Hoyt
On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 10:24:32AM -0500, Stefan Voelker wrote:
I have a weird problem with lilo. I just recently installed Mandrake 6.1.
The install went smooth. No problems. After finishing the installation,
I decided to build a custom kernel, since the one that comes with Mandrake
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Hi all,
I have a weird problem with lilo. I just recently installed Mandrake 6.1.
The install went smooth. No problems. After finishing the installation,
I decided to build a custom kernel, since the one that comes with Mandrake
supports a lot of things I
"make bzImage" resolved this for me.
Don
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From: Stefan Voelker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 11:25 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] weird lilo problem
Hi all,
I have a weird problem with lilo. I just recently
Hi!
I was wondering - is there a way of inserting a RPM CD (Like the install
CD) and loading up a RPM installer and when you select install new RPM's
only have it display what's not on the system already?
I think there is a RPM installer that does exactly that, it's called 'glint'
Ok here goes. When I set up my ethernet card everything goes great, but when
I use netconfig to plug in the hosts IP, DNS, gateway mask ect. it doesnt
seem to work. When i get on netscape, pages just doont load because there is
no internet conection...
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Hello All,
I'm new when it comes to X and wine but everythime i try to run wine and
any dos program i get a connection refused by X server any ideas?
Eric Peters
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On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Lee Wilson wrote:
I've noticed a few odd things in my logs and in my port usage, and I'm curious
if these are normal and if so, what causes them. I am using Linux-Mandrake 6.0
(with updates)
1) In /var/log/messages I am getting at seemingly random intervals a message
Thanks to all who suggested using bzImage. Lilo now installs the new
kernel. Although, somehow the whole thing doesn't make sense to me. Why
does lilo have no problem with the out-of-the-box kernel (570kB), but does
complain that my custom kernel (425kB) compiled using zImage is too big?
And
My RealPlayer G2 has been working just fine for quite awhile. Today when
trying to use it I get this message everytime I try to use it. Got any
Ideas as to what the heck is going on here? When I go to Real all I can
find is the 5.0 Player. I've got G2 rpm on a zip disk, if I
un/reinstall...same
it means what it says: the beta version has expired and can't be used
anymore. It was announced that way on the web site when it was released: a
time limited beta. Real will probably have a new version ready
Patrick Putteman
Internet Support Manager
Net 7 (Member of the Advalvas Group)
I didn't find any info on the newbie list, so pardon the posting here:
Are the config files available for the kernels installed with Mandrake 6.1?
I've been customizing a kernel and it is crashing, so I'd like to start from
a known working config. Is it documented somewhere what features are
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Lee Wilson wrote:
Sep 26 07:39:03 ad1440 -- MARK --
Check those times it's not random.. then man syslogd /marker
thanks. that solves that problem.
2) I am noticing random ports between 980-989 and 1000-1024 being used as
LISTENer ports. I cannot find any
"Mohammad R. Salehpour, Ph.D." wrote:
Thank you Steve for the suggestion. I checked only kwmsound is
running. How do I enable kaudioserver and maudio?
It _should_ only be a matter of restarting KDE. Have you tried out
GNOME at some point? Check to see if esd is running -- it will tie up
jerrud wrote:
Ok here goes. When I set up my ethernet card everything goes great, but when
I use netconfig to plug in the hosts IP, DNS, gateway mask ect. it doesnt
seem to work. When i get on netscape, pages just doont load because there is
no internet conection...
Any help would be
"Corbett J. Klempay" wrote:
How do I get my machine to try to acquire an IP via DHCP *after* it's
loaded the pcmcia stuff? The way it is now, it will fail to get an IP
every time on boot, as it's trying to get the IP before it's brought up
the pcmcia stuff (and my nic is a pcmcia one; the
Eric Solberg wrote:
I didn't find any info on the newbie list, so pardon the posting here:
Are the config files available for the kernels installed with Mandrake 6.1?
I've been customizing a kernel and it is crashing, so I'd like to start from
a known working config. Is it documented
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, Nick Kay wrote:
You could build your own config files at a pinch.
The basics on how do to that can be found at
"http://www.sendmail.org/virtual-hosting.html"
There are no linux-centric things as such (that I'm
aware of anyway)
Yes, that is pretty much what I'll
there is a patch that you can get on the real site. if you go to
linuxtoday.com, they have the exact site you can go to, to get the fix.
Jerrud
To all,
When i booted my computer from a fresh Mandrake 6.0 install, it took me
about 19 minutes to boot all the way into KDE. These are real times! (11min
to get past "loading loggers", 4 min to wait for "startx" to take effect,
and another 4 minutes for KDE to load the GUI in full. What gives!!
William Ahern wrote:
only tip i've found so far is just to set the date back.
date --set='-n seconds/minutes/hours/days/months/years'
ex: date --set='-1 days'
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, you wrote:
My RealPlayer G2 has been working just fine for quite awhile. Today when
trying to use it I
Steve Philp wrote:
William Ahern wrote:
only tip i've found so far is just to set the date back.
date --set='-n seconds/minutes/hours/days/months/years'
ex: date --set='-1 days'
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, you wrote:
My RealPlayer G2 has been working just fine for quite awhile. Today
jerrud wrote:
there is a patch that you can get on the real site. if you go to
linuxtoday.com, they have the exact site you can go to, to get the fix.
Jerrud
Check out this URL'
John Connell
http://linuxtoday.com/stories/10586.html
How do I get my machine to try to acquire an IP via DHCP *after* it's
loaded the pcmcia stuff? The way it is now, it will fail to get an IP
every time on boot, as it's trying to get the IP before it's brought up
the pcmcia stuff (and my nic is a pcmcia one; the 574).
If you've used
jerrud wrote:
To all,
When i booted my computer from a fresh Mandrake 6.0 install, it took me
about 19 minutes to boot all the way into KDE. These are real times! (11min
to get past "loading loggers", 4 min to wait for "startx" to take effect,
and another 4 minutes for KDE to load the GUI
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, you wrote:
To all,
When i booted my computer from a fresh Mandrake 6.0 install, it took me
about 19 minutes to boot all the way into KDE. These are real times! (11min
to get past "loading loggers", 4 min to wait for "startx" to take effect,
and another 4 minutes for KDE
Felipe Almeida wrote:
Hi!
I updated my old kernel (2.2.5) to a new kernel (2.2.12). But I lost my
sound modules. As a matter of fact, in the make xconfig oe make
menuconfig it didn´t has the option to my soundcard. Just a few were
available. Then I copied the modules I needed from the
Hi,
Does anyone know how to bind 2 IP addresses to the same network adapter? Thanks in
advance
Ken
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