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This is happening with gimp 1.1.15 and not with gimp 1.1.14
when building RPM:
-O6 -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti -pipe -s -mpentiumpro
-mcpu
=pe
:>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
:>enough sense out of the backtrace so that I might figure out what happened.
:>
:>
:>Bummer. Is there a compatibility mode now in Linux that I migh
"James Zavesky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can't get it to recognize the DPT RAID controller
isn't it the eata.o module? what is the problem?
I tried the eata.o module. I also tried each of the listed ones. When I run
the same RAID card on RH6.0 and RH6.1 I have to use the disks from DPT for
RH to recognize the controller and boot from them. The mandrake literature
made reference to that module and I can't get it to initialize (recogniz
Thanks Ramon, that was some of the best explained modem info I have seen in a
long time.
Sounds like a call to Sprint to check their lines is in order. Though I have
not checked it I am very certain my lines inside the house are fine. I replaced
then all with CAT 5.
Since the dial tone problem e
Thanks Ramon, that was some of the best explained modem info I have seen in along time.
Sounds like a call to Sprint to check their lines is in order. Though I have
not checked it I am very certain my lines inside the house are fine. I replaced
then all with CAT 5.
Since the dial tone problem ex
I tracked down a Tripwire rpm which installed easily
and worked right from the start on my L-M 6.1 system.
I had tried several and this was the first one which worked
without hassels. I can direct individuals to it if they
have been having trouble getting Tripwire working or wanted
to try it out.
I have made a huge
mistake. I was attempting to create more room on the root partition (/dev/hda5)
by moving /usr and /lib to /home/usr /home/lib (/dev/hda7) and then creating an
hard link for the direcories.
/usr went fine link and all. but after moving the /lib and deleting the origina
I have made a huge mistake. I was attempting to create more room on the root
partition (/dev/hda5) by moving /usr and /lib to /home/usr /home/lib
(/dev/hda7) and then creating an hard link for the direcories.
/usr went fine link and all. but after moving the /lib and deleting the
original I ca
I got it installed on my notebook. But I can not get it to use the
PCMCIA ethernet card nor modem card.
M.S.
>Now that it's released, and I have burned an ISO, I'm wondering if it's
>worth my while installing. I run 3 Linux servers here, and a test bed at
>home. Fancy GUI's and easier installs
Hello all!
I just went and upgraded to lm 7.0 from 6.1 all works well except for
kdm. When I select a desktop to use (IE kwm,gnome or enlightenment) from
the pull down menu I am immediatly dropped into a xterm (under twm)
what gives? kdm worked like a champ bf the upgrade.
any suggestions out th
> Is there a way of manully telling bash where the libs can be found?
> I am still logged in remotely two cities away on vacation by telnet. is it
> going to be possible to be fixed remotely?
Why not finish what you were doing with tomsrtbt or a rescue disk ?
> Windows isn't a virus...a viru
Dennis Veatch wrote:
>
> Thanks Ramon, that was some of the best explained modem info I have seen in a
> long time.
>
> Sounds like a call to Sprint to check their lines is in order. Though I have
> not checked it I am very certain my lines inside the house are fine. I replaced
> then all with C
I did a default 'SERVER' install on my test system and ran into a few
major problems.
First, I cannot log in as root. I can log in as any other user, and su
to root with no problem, but no matter what I try I cannot log in as
root.
Second, /usr/X11R6/bin is not included in the path for the user
Hello,
I tried Mandrake 6.1, and in general liked what I saw. I'm running Red
Hat 6.1 now, and am considering switching. Unfortunately, when I first
tried Mandrake, I was unfortunate enough to have a Cirrus 5446 graphics
card, so my X display was all messed up.
Questions:
1) Does Mandrake 7.0
Ok, having played around some more, I've discovered that if you add a
user AFTER the install, you get all the default desktop icons. Somebody
want to fix the install add to do this also?
And strangely, something I did (I'm not sure what) lets me log in as
root now.
- Theo
Theo Brinkman
I have a Creative Labs PCI 128 sound card and I'm trying to get it to work
under Mandrake 7.0. Linux detects it as a ES 1371 but no sound works
(system sounds or CDs). Lothar doesn't have a PCI 128 driver so I tried
every Creative SB 16 driver listed as a generic driver with no luck. Has
anybdy
I've encountered several problems with the upgrade.
1) I have a logitech firstmouse+. I had scrolling working in netscape, xemacs,
and via imwheel (which is running) lots of other things.
2) where'd the 24 bit large icons go?
3) colors in the netscape toolbar are black in white. I'm running 24
Experts,
Has anyone got the above Cable Modem (Nortek CM100-1 Cable Modem),
DOCSIS protocol, working with Mandrake?
Please let me know how succesful any attempt was.
--
Regards,
Ron. [AU]
Stephen Boulet wrote:
> I've encountered several problems with the upgrade.
>
> 1) I have a logitech firstmouse+. I had scrolling working in netscape, xemacs,
> and via imwheel (which is running) lots of other things.
>
> 2) where'd the 24 bit large icons go?
>
> 3) colors in the netscape toolbar
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