>
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Mike Hahn wrote:
>
> > All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> > last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
Well, lemme see.
I burned CDs with 6.0
I burned CDs with 6.1
I burned CDs with 7.0
I have been trying to figure how I
Vincent Danen wrote:
>
> Mike, I don't know why Brian is having problems but I can say for a fact
> that the Mandrake 7.0 distro comes with a perfectly working cdrecord as
> far as I'm concerned. I have written to CDRW's, blanked them, and written
> to regular CD-R's with the cdrecord included i
Hi
Sorry that my english is not so good.It seems that i became
misundestood.
Haven' said that 4.7x are not stable...The whole question
is that I can't get those 4.7x versions installed.
When I installed MDK 7.0 installation program installed some parts
of NC but not all and I tried manually insta
Ok, I have *a* particular file that is consistently corrupted by it;
I have some other files that work ok. Unfortunately my test file is
copyrighted.
But I'll try to dig up a file that I can legally post as a sample that
is consistently corrupted and maybe we can see if anybody else sees the
sa
I wish to make Netscape on Mandrake 6.1 support sound to do voice over
IP.
My kernel was built with all the sound options selected.
My hardware has a Gateway 2000 sound card with IRQ 5 DMA 1 port 220h to
be
Sound Blaster Comparible -(circa 1995).
There is a CODEC pluggable connection on the sound
The exact same thing happened to me when my machine crashed I wiped out
the /tmp directory . . .
I just re-installed (rpm -U --force)
the base X and fontsserver packages, and voila! all was fine again.
(The fontserver is X-something-fs-something.)
On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, you wrote:
| Anyone her
Perhaps an incompatibility, then, but simply using different versions
oof those two problems fixes the problem.
The mkisofs that works is 1.12b3 (based on the "-v" flag)
the cdrecord is 1.53 (based on the "strings" info).
I can try doing mkisofs to the loopback device if it's of interest to
you
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, David BAUDENS wrote:
| "Brian T. Schellenberger" écrivit :
|
| > | It's fixed in all Netscape-4.70-*mdk (except 4.70-5mdk). It's also fixed
| > | in 4-72-1mdk.
| >
| > Well, I have the strandard Mandrake 7.0 distribution, which has:
| >
| > netscape-communicator-4.70-6mdk.i
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Mike Hahn wrote:
> All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
Mike, I don't know why Brian is having problems but I can say for a fact
that the Mandrake 7.0 distro comes with a perfectly working c
Did you set the security level to the highest value?
Harvey
Hi.
When I use "document specific fonts", they are so small I can barely
read them. When I use "my default fonts", page formatting is ruined.
What fixed width font(s) do most wb designers use, and how can I
get them onto my machine?
Sincerely,
Ron
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Dan Swartzendruber wrote:
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> At 10:43 PM 2/27/00 +, James Lewis wrote:
>
> >I have 3 NT workstations on an internal LAN, going through ipmasq (on
> >2.2.13) which is providing NAT. General services such as web browsing, FTP
> >etc, are working fine but we are experiencing very annoying prob
If not, what is the new limit?
If so, has it been fixed in 2.3.x?
Ron Johnson
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I've tried that too, even generated the file with straight up pnpdump >
/etc/isapnp.conf with same results.
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> Just a thought...
>
> Possibly your /etc/isapnp.conf file is corrupt. You could rename your
> /etc/isapnp.conf file to /etc/isapnp.conf-backup. You co
Jeff Lang wrote:
>
> Anyone here know which files i need to check when i can't loging using
> the GUI. I had a power failure and i think that some of my files may
> heve been corrupted. Thankfully my superuser can still login, but if i
> put in my password and username, the login prompt goes aw
Jarmo écrivit :
> Didn't work...too much conflicts...
What conflicts (or use Axalon's solution) ? Conflicts are not here to be
nice. If RPM says "WARNING! Conflicts" it's not to joke. An upgrade is
always dangerous for stability. So, RPM warn you before you can say "Oh
God, what's wrong?! My sys
"Brian T. Schellenberger" écrivit :
> I've already solved my own problem.
>
> The version of cdrecord and/or mkisofs in the Mandrake 7.0
> distribution is broken. I used the versions included with "scdbackup"
> and they work just fine.
Hi,
No. I use this version each day and it's work perfect
"Brian T. Schellenberger" écrivit :
> | It's fixed in all Netscape-4.70-*mdk (except 4.70-5mdk). It's also fixed
> | in 4-72-1mdk.
>
> Well, I have the strandard Mandrake 7.0 distribution, which has:
>
> netscape-communicator-4.70-6mdk.i586.rpm
>
> and I have never seen a less stable version i
Adam Skogman wrote:
>
> > Some of my users have windows in dual boot situations but the NetBIOS ports are
> > dead locally (yep, no Samba) and onto the internet, so their windows are without
> > network services locally and without support as well (and for that matter,
> > their Network Neighborh
"Stephen P. Molnar, Ph.D." wrote:
>
> First of all apologies to the Mandrake list for posting here rather than a
> Win95 list, I figure that I've got a better chance of getting an answer
> here than on a MS list.
>
> A very strange problem has surfaced this morning. I have two machines on a
> L
I do believe I saw a patch on Microsofts web site dealing with
hard drives larger than 8GB. (or something like that) Check it
out.
Dana
"Stephen P. Molnar, Ph.D." wrote:
> I would appreciate any help that anyone can give. I really don't want to
> attempt the ultimate MS solution of reinstall
I know, I know, Java on Netscape for Unix bites. BUT, say I wanted to
test it out. I've uninstalled the 4.70 NS files (both common and
communicator) from my system and installed the tarball from Netscape of
the 128-bit version. Call me silly, but if I'm entitle to good crypto,
I'm gonna use it.
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
>
Ok. I'm using xcdroast here, which requires cdrecord. Version here is:
xcdroast-0.96e-7mdk
John
Brian,
I just installed cdrecord 1.8 and then xcdroast and it's working
fine. I first uninstalled the default rpm's from 6.1. As a test
I burned a copy of some windows clipart cd, and it worked just
fine. I have a Ricoh 7060S CDR/RW and a NEC 465. (both scsi,
internal, via a 2940 Adaptec) Btw,
I have a box running Mandrake 7 hooked up to the internet through US West
DSL, and it's also hooked up through a second NIC card to a box running
Win98. Everything works as expected by using Linux box as a router allowing
me to surf the web through either the Win98 box and the Linux box.
The pro
I would suggest putting a second nic in the SQL server and the Exchange
server and put them on the internal LAN and not go through the Linux server.
Make sure that IP routing is turned off when adding the second NIC. It's
very easy to do. Besides's you can turn off a lot of services on the
exte
If you are running sendmail as your mailer then you need to edit
/etc/sendmail.cf looking for the phrase "is spoken here" and change the
line to
something like
O SmtpGreetingMessage=$j is spoken here; $b
Cheers
Paul
At 11:33 PM 2/25/00 +0100, you wrote:
>well I just want to know how t
At 10:43 PM 2/27/00 +, James Lewis wrote:
>I have 3 NT workstations on an internal LAN, going through ipmasq (on
>2.2.13) which is providing NAT. General services such as web browsing, FTP
>etc, are working fine but we are experiencing very annoying problems with
>Microsoft Outlook 2000 (r
I have 3 NT workstations on an internal LAN, going through ipmasq (on
2.2.13) which is providing NAT. General services such as web browsing, FTP
etc, are working fine but we are experiencing very annoying problems with
Microsoft Outlook 2000 (running in 'Corporate Workgroup mode) running on
th
Mike Hahn wrote:
> All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
>
> Thanks
>
> M. Hahn
I'm running Mandrake-linux Version 7.0 Air, cdrecord-1.8a29-3mdk as provided on the
disto. disk.
It works for me. Ricoh MP7060A.
what all do you use the linux server box for? If it is mainly for file storage
and now for a gateway. You will want to look at www.e-smith.org it sets up in
10 minutes make a quite secure firewall, mail server, directory server, file
and print server. We use on of these at work an a pentium 120
At 06:38 PM 2/27/00 +0100, Adam Skogman wrote:
> > > I WANT:
> > > 1) The linux server to be the gate to the external net, posing as
> web/ftp/file/ssh-server.
> > > 2) The windows machine to be able to use ICQ etc. with it's own IP.
> > >
> > > How do I do this? I probably need another NIC, but
1) I noticed that after installing Mandrake 7.0, the block size for my
two largest partitions is 4K. Is there any way to change this to 1K,
like my other partitions? I'm sure I'll have to reinstall, but since I
just started using Mandrake I don't have that much to back up.
2) When I was using
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Jarmo wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> > John Aldrich écrivit
> >
> > > > Strange thing...that I coud not remove 4.70 packages...got answer something
> > > > about multiple files...?
> > > Yep. Two things that'll cause this: 1) you need to rpm -e netscape*
> > > t
Just a thought...
Possibly your /etc/isapnp.conf file is corrupt. You could rename your
/etc/isapnp.conf file to /etc/isapnp.conf-backup. You could then reboot
your PC (Linux shouldn't detect your PNP soundcard). You could then run
sndconfig again. The sndconfig proggie will rebuild your /
All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
Thanks
M. Hahn
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
> I've already solved my own problem.
>
> The version of cdrecord and/or mkisofs in the Mandrake 7.0
> distribution is broken.
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> John Aldrich écrivit
>
> > > Strange thing...that I coud not remove 4.70 packages...got answer something
> > > about multiple files...?
> > Yep. Two things that'll cause this: 1) you need to rpm -e netscape*
> > to remove everything at once.
>
> Hi,
>
> You al
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> I've had the card in and out a couple of times looking for that possibility
> too. The card does work on the windows side with seemingly the same settings.
>
Hmm...do you have the correct driver for that card? Don't recall
whether you had to download something f
> Some of my users have windows in dual boot situations but the NetBIOS ports are
> dead locally (yep, no Samba) and onto the internet, so their windows are without
> network services locally and without support as well (and for that matter,
> their Network Neighborhoods aren't loaded with the inf
> > I WANT:
> > 1) The linux server to be the gate to the external net, posing as
>web/ftp/file/ssh-server.
> > 2) The windows machine to be able to use ICQ etc. with it's own IP.
> >
> > How do I do this? I probably need another NIC, but that's ok. But will the passing
>of traffic through the
Anyone here know which files i need to check when i can't loging using
the GUI. I had a power failure and i think that some of my files may
heve been corrupted. Thankfully my superuser can still login, but if i
put in my password and username, the login prompt goes away as if it
will login,
I've already solved my own problem.
The version of cdrecord and/or mkisofs in the Mandrake 7.0
distribution is broken. I used the versions included with "scdbackup"
and they work just fine.
I must say that this is just one of a NUMBER of reasons why I like the
mailing list a lot but I never p
First of all apologies to the Mandrake list for posting here rather than a
Win95 list, I figure that I've got a better chance of getting an answer
here than on a MS list.
A very strange problem has surfaced this morning. I have two machines on a
LAN; Igor (a pentium ) and AbNormal (a K6-2/300
As a first try, you might want to try giving the -force option and see
whether that works for you.
But, once again, as seems to happen so often on this list, a topic
comes up just as I am about to bring up the subject myself. I am
having some severe problems with writing CDs under Mandrake 7.0;
Description System:
1: dell 600 256 meg ram, Mandrake Linux , Network T1.
2: HP-XEnvizex Xterminal 40 meg Ram
Problem : I have connected the Xterminal to my Linux system , NFS ,
example exports file
/usr/lib/X11/700X 170.94.232.192(rw,no_root_squash)
My Xterminal Keep freezing up.
Hi,
I'm just doing my first steps in cd-burning.
Hard- and software info:
# cdrecord -checkdrive dev=4,0
Cdrecord release 1.8a29 Copyright (C) 1995-1999 Jörg Schilling
scsidev: '4,0'
scsibus: 0 target: 4 lun: 0
Using libscg version 'schily-0.1'
Device type: Removable
I have installed licq off the mandrake 7.0-2 cd, and it works fine
except when I type messages they corrupt if I use the shift key in a
long line! and suggestions???
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