Michael Doyle wrote:
Is it possible and how (where do I look) to network serial port -- serial
port (direct connect) as in Winblows
No particular problem, you just have to connect the serial ports with
an inverter cable (Rx connected to Tx at the other end, and vice
versa).
Then you use
telinit may be used to switch runlevels without reboot.
Also...
ctrl-alt-backspace may kill a misbehaving X.
ctrl-alt-F1 may switch to console from X.
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On gio, 13 gen 2000, WH Bouterse wrote:
This may be oldnews
but mmv is in Mandrake/Contribs
http://rpmfind.net/linux/MandrakeCooker/contrib/RPMS/
yep! You're right! I've made a search with google but found the Suse version
only...
Many thanks
--
Marco Ciampa
I have a Supra ISA Diamond Express 56K internal modem. It is PNP. It never
just "worked" in Redhat nor MD6 or 6.1.
I kept getting an eight byte overlap conflict with me soundcard. The only
way I got it to work was to remove both the soundcard and modem, boot up
Linux and then shutdown Linux.
I having problems with modems. It started out with an Amquest 56K internal and
also happens with the USR 56K external. These problems occur in Windows98 and
L-M 6.1.
Problem 1; The modem goes off hook, there is the dial tone, the number is
dialed, the dial tone comes back. Sometimes the modem
Bit off subject here, but just wanted to tell you Brian that my father
(who is no longer with us) worked at WPAFB for 35 years prior to
retirement.
John Connell
Brian D. Klar - CVE
OTS
WPAFB
937-257-5773
937-973-3125 (Pager)
I had this problem, just remove it, then should work.
Wei Quan Tian
On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, ibi wrote:
I saw a message (error?) that my Netscape has a lock in place that
prohibits access to cache and other files with an explanation that
another user might be using my password. This is not
Yep, put your commands in /etc/rc.d/rc.local, that is the last startup file
to run, a bit like an autoexec.bat file.
Riyad Kalla
General Partner, Multimedia Design
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.transitivesys.com
- Original Message -
From: "Guillermo Belli" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
"Guillermo" == Guillermo Belli [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Guillermo Hi: Is there a way to run some commands at startup
Guillermo automatically, like autoexec.bat in dos? thanks --
Put them in /etc/rc.d/rc.local
--
Mike Fieschko, West Orange, NJ, USA
X-Mailer: XEmacs 21.1, VM 6.75 and
: How can I stop X from starting when I see the login?
:
:Reboot and type "linux 3" at the LILO prompt. This will put
:you at a console log-in rather than the GUI log-in you're
:used to.
Just for completenes - there is another way to do it:
If you wait long enough after a "normal" power-up,
GuillermoI add those kinds of things to the
/etc/rc.d/rc.local file. It is a shell script and executes last
after all the other init scripts. You can just tack your
commands on the end of the script.
Alan
Guillermo Belli wrote:
Hi:
Is there a way to run some commands at startup
Guillermopersonally, I'd wait for the adsl. Actually I am
waiting for it :-)
Alan
Guillermo Belli wrote:
Hello:
My actual ISP does not offer 56k connections, and I'm tired of this turtle slow
internet service. I was offered a satelite internet service, with a $30 monthly
fee and
Dennis Veatch wrote:
I having problems with modems. It started out with an Amquest 56K internal and
also happens with the USR 56K external. These problems occur in Windows98 and
L-M 6.1.
Problem 1; The modem goes off hook, there is the dial tone, the number is
dialed, the dial tone comes
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Guillermo Belli wrote:
I don't know about the satellite working but I defiantly recommend waiting
for cable and if you can wait and are eligible get DSL. Both connections
are quick and a lot better then dialup.
Dennis
Hello:
My actual ISP does not offer 56k
Guillermo Belli wrote:
Hi:
Is there a way to run some commands at startup automatically, like autoexec.bat
in dos? thanks
--
Guillermo Belli - Linux User #131340
ICQ #38321312
http://sites.netscape.net/memo81 (under construction)
have a look at man init
You might look at http://www.56k.com . They have layers of useful
infomation that relate to connectivity.
Pj
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My postfix mail won't deliver to any destination that is not local. Local
user to user is fine.
I'm getting a "(connect to smtp2.infotechsys.com: Connection timed out)" on
all outbound mail.
I check the FAQ and it said to disable MTU but the only thing close that I
can see in the kernel was
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Guillermo Belli wrote:
Hi:
Is there a way to run some commands at startup automatically, like autoexec.bat
in dos? thanks
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
--
v
Davor Cengija
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"Please allow 30 days for delivery"
Friday, January 14, 2000, 9:47:46 AM, you wrote:
GB My actual ISP does not offer 56k connections, and I'm tired of this turtle slow
GB internet service. I was offered a satelite internet service, with a $30 monthly
GB fee and free installation (I wont pay a cent for the hardware). Does this kind
Who offers the satelitte service? Cable or ASDL are not going to be
available where I live.
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Guillermopersonally, I'd wait for the adsl. Actually I am
waiting for it :-)
Alan
Guillermo Belli wrote:
Hello:
My actual ISP does
Dennis Veatch wrote:
I having problems with modems. It started out with an Amquest 56K internal and
also happens with the USR 56K external. These problems occur in Windows98 and
L-M 6.1.
Problem 1; The modem goes off hook, there is the dial tone, the number is
dialed, the dial tone comes
From what I've heard about satellite ( Speedchoice I believe ) the following
things occure:
1) During big storms or just windy days the connection will go out
2) Encryption isn't all that good and can be hacked easily ( I don't know
anything about encryption, this is just what I heard )
3) Get
Hello,
What kind of Satellite Service is available in your area? I have lots of
experience with the DirecPC Service. It offers 400 kbps download, and the
upload is done by modem at your standard speed. It's 95% stable, and for
the 5%, you have to connect using straight dial-up. But it's here
Direct PC is one.
They are related to Direct TV, the Satelite TV people.
They should have an 800 number if no retail in your local area.
BYW, it's satelite download only. Upload is by phone.
Still, in many cases, download is where the speed is needed.
Frank Arnold
El vie, 14 ene 2000, escribiste:
As far as I know there is no trick here, the satellite internet service is just
being introduced and they have this limited time offer: one free month with no
installation fee. The cable company has to finish upgrading their wiring to
optic fiber for the service
Ugh
Mandrakes kernel Allows for writable strings.
I had to 'gcc -fwritable-strings' for RH5.2
Later.
Christopher Cox
Cobox
Ramon,
You are a jewel!!! I knew some of the stuph about modems but not nearly
as much. I suspect if I was on the server end I'd be alot smarter about
a lot of related things. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
When you have a little time, I'd like to pose a question about modems
and
Dear friends:
I am lucky enough to have Bellsouth ADSL service. However, I have gotten
pretty tired of the frequent down times for ADSL either because of
server breakdowns or the regular early morning (4 a.m. to 6 a.m.)
maintenatce and upgrade downtime. They like to say that you are always
On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, you wrote:
I saw a message (error?) that my Netscape has a lock in place that
prohibits access to cache and other files with an explanation that
another user might be using my password. This is not possible.
It looked something like this: /netscape/ibi.lock/ local host
eiks...
I thought I understood that if you stuck to the rules, standard Unix like
calls, that binaries from one machine would run on another.
Well, I compiled my product on a Mandrake 6.0 machine and it segmentation
faults on RH5.2. What is worse is that gdb under RH5.2 cannot even make
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, you wrote:
Hello:
My actual ISP does not offer 56k connections, and I'm tired of this turtle slow
internet service. I was offered a satelite internet service, with a $30 monthly
fee and free installation (I wont pay a cent for the hardware). Does this kind
of service
Umm, now that you mention irqtune, that rings a bell. I will try it.
I received a suggestion turning off VJ compression, no change.
It is likely that supposedly identical models of those modems with slightly
different firmware revisions
would not show the same problems. I know of at least
On Fri, Jan 14, 2000 at 08:55:13AM -0600, Guillermo Belli wrote:
- Hi:
-
- Is there a way to run some commands at startup automatically, like autoexec.bat
- in dos? thanks
Depends on what you want to do.
Autoexec.bat sets up fundamental, global stuff on boot. In Linux, a lot of
rather
Ramon Gandia wrote:
Dennis Veatch wrote:
I having problems with modems. It started out with an Amquest 56K internal and
also happens with the USR 56K external. These problems occur in Windows98 and
L-M 6.1.
Problem 1; The modem goes off hook, there is the dial tone, the number is
D HOPP wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Guillermo Belli wrote:
I don't know about the satellite working but I defiantly recommend waiting
for cable and if you can wait and are eligible get DSL. Both connections
are quick and a lot better then dialup.
Dennis
Hello:
My actual ISP does
Mandrake uses a later version of glibc... That might be the problem. =(
If you compile your program under RH5.2 it should work in Mandrake,
because it has both the newer lib and the compat one.
Jean-Michel Dault
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 14 Jan 2000, Christopher Cox wrote:
Date: Fri, 14 Jan
Thank you all so very much for the advice.
Pj
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are there any instructions out there describing how to install Mandrake
7.0 from my drive with 6.1 on it, or from another drive on my system?
I don't have a CD burner.
Thanks,
Tim
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To reply to me, please remove __DIE_SPAMMERS__ from my reply-to address.
Hi:
Is there a way to run some commands at startup automatically, like autoexec.bat
in dos? thanks
--
Guillermo Belli - Linux User #131340
ICQ #38321312
http://sites.netscape.net/memo81 (under construction)
Hello:
My actual ISP does not offer 56k connections, and I'm tired of this turtle slow
internet service. I was offered a satelite internet service, with a $30 monthly
fee and free installation (I wont pay a cent for the hardware). Does this kind
of service work with linux? Or do you think I
Dear friends:
There is no question that my CNET is a real faxmodem. I have used it as
a faxmodem (EIA Class 1) on our Compaq 486. Works great.
Benjamin
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Benjamin and Anna Sher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sher's Russian Web
http://www.websher.net
Dear friends:
Just checked the CNET box. Alas, the chipset is Cirrus Logic, which,
according to Ramon, makes the worst chips around.
Well, those are the breaks.
Benjamin
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Benjamin and Anna Sher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sher's Russian Web
http://www.websher.net
the satellite service works in conjunction with your current ISP.
requests are sent via the current isp connection to the satellite
provider's main computers. they obtain the information and spool it over
the satellite link. This can take a few seconds to get started. on small
pages, this
On Jan 14, Randy Smith wrote:
Is there a way to run some commands at startup automatically, like autoexec.bat
in dos? thanks
have a look at man init
Do you mean at system startup, or user login?
/etc/rc.d/rc.local for the former, "man {shell you use}" to find out the
latter.
--
No, my
Dear friends:
Thanks to Ramon's wonderful analysis of modems, I was able to quickly
figure out what my problem is: My CNET faxmodem is a cheapie that has
the dreaded Cirrus Logic chip that Ramon talks about. He says that the
Cirrus Logic chip is even worse than Rockwell's crap. Boy, that really
I fixed that floppy mounting problem, but I still don't have any sound. I
have turned it on in everywhere I know, but I still don't have sound. What
needs to be compiled into my kernel for me to have sound? I am positive my
card is supported, so any suggestions are welcomed. Thanks.
Payne
I am trying out Red Hat 6.0 and everything is greta except when I use the
mount drive icon or the terminal to get to a floopy disk it tells me "mount
/mnt/floppy 21" reported: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock
on /dev/fd0, or too many mounted file systems. Any suggestions on how
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