I still can't get licq-0.80 to work! arrrg!
I found qt21-2.0.99.19991220-1mdk.i586.rpm and
also found qt-2.1.0.19991128-1.i586.rpm tried both
with latest licq-0.80-1.i386 and licq-data-1.6-1.noarch.rpm
and still can't get to work...
here is the ERROR message I got:
[ERR] Unable to load plug
I can pretty well verify that it does not work with DVD-RAM.
Which is OK. I don't yet have full information on making it
work, but I will post when I do.
Most of those tools are in your 7.0 distro already (all they
could cram in without hiring another lawyer) I recommend browsing
the RPMs on t
Vern asked:
>Which files do I edit to get access to my floppy disk and CD RoM? (or words to that
>effect)
>Vern, your mailer is sending your text as attachments and that format killed one
>of my replies
Vern, I don't understand. Your floppy and CDROM should be
immediately accessible
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
>
> This must depend on your hardware; it worked just fine for me in RedHat
> 6.1 as well as in Mandrake 7.0.
>
> (With a Dell Inspiron 7500.)
>
> On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> | On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> | > Linux can shutdown your machine automatic
Vic wrote:
>
> I have an AMD K6-3 so (sorry about the duh question)
> I should be safe shouldn't I?
>
> On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Civileme mewed:
> > Yes, and the D4X program is working my DSL connection as I write this.
> >
> > For many of you who have had freeze-ups at disk partitioning time or at
Just as a FYI, have you *ever* even looked at, or
compiled a custom kernal? If not, do so. (if
yes, forgive me, but this list has been full of
RTFM questions lately;)
Mandrakes stock included kernal sometimes sucks..., so grab
the latest kernal from http://www.kernal.org and
be happy! ;) (smp is
I agree. This is "totally" annoying! Next trip
is to /dev/null. ;)
Dana
Russ Johnson wrote:
>
> Please STOP requesting a return receipt for messages
> sent to this mailing list.
Works fine on mine, but i cant play DVD's yet but i can read the non movie
dvd's and supermount works great!!
dave
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Does Supermount work with DVD-ROM's under Linux? I installed an Acer IDE
> DVD-ROM today and it made things go *extremely* slow until
works good with my dual pentium 350 box
if you installed mandrake it should have picked up both proccesors on
install
later,
ralph
- Original Message -
From: "Howard Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Expert Linux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 11:29 PM
Subject: [expert] mu
Does Supermount work with DVD-ROM's under Linux? I installed an Acer IDE
DVD-ROM today and it made things go *extremely* slow until I commented out
the /etc/fstab entry for the device. The GIMP hung and all kinds of other
unpleasant things happened. Now I've got it so I have to manually mount
i
Hi,
If I install the kde2 and qt2 rpm's on the contrib disk will it blow
my existing kde installation away or will they coexist? It'd be nice if
it
added it to the chooser for kdm and let me switch back and forth. Does
it do this?
Sheldon.
--
=
Greetings all:
I've scoured the list (at least the messages I've received since I
subscribed) and Deja.com (usenet) but have been unable to solve this
problem. So here goes.
I'm trying to ssh into a RedHat 6.1 server from my Mandrake 7.0 client.
I'm using the same rpm's on both that I pulled do
Hi,
I just got Mandrake version 7.0 and was wondering if it supports multi
processor system. We are planning on running a web site which is going to be
using lots of JSPs and would like to know if Mandrake supports a multi
processor system. Has anyone had any experience running it? Any problem wi
Well, it "should" work out of the box, and you didn't give much info,
but I'll take a stab in the dark.
1. "supermount disable" will allow you to access your non-DOS-formatted
floppies (the old fashioned way, with mount).
2. "rm /dev/cdrom; ln -s /dev/scd0 /dev/cdrom" will let you access yo
Please STOP requesting a return receipt for messages sent to this mailing
list.
It's annoying. It means that every time I go through these messages (4 or 5
times a day) I have to tell my mail reader to NOT send a return receipt.
Sorry for the broadcast, but it's more than one person doing this.
I hesitate to add to this thread, but I have a point that I don't
*think* has been made already; to wit:
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| But it is the point here. The Linux kernel supports this hardware and the
| earlier version of Mandrake supported the hardware. If we are going to dump
| t
This must depend on your hardware; it worked just fine for me in RedHat
6.1 as well as in Mandrake 7.0.
(With a Dell Inspiron 7500.)
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| > Linux can shutdown your machine automatically AND safely only if you
| > currently are runni
I recommend that those who find Madrake difficult or confusing to
install try Caldera OpenLinux. I know that different people have
different experiences, but I found it simple and smooth.
Of course, it doesn't support all the choices Mandrake gives you and
it's not optimized, and if it doesn't
I use a copy of Oreily's Webmaster in a nutshell (best Tag reference I can find)
and Bluefish/WebMaker (mainly becasue I'm too lazy to type the tags)
I tried GUI systems in my unenlightened windows days, and found they were all
both limiting (they wouldn't let me do what I wanted to) and I was sp
Vern wrote:
>
> Thank you Civileme for your answer, I made a "clean install"
> of Mandrake 7.0 yesterday and am starting from the ground
> up again. I haven't figured out what files to edit to let me have
> access to my floppy (fd0), or my CD-ROM yet, any help there
> would be most appreciated!!
After installing Mandrake 7.0 what files do I edit
to give me access to my floppy and cdrom?
Thanks,
Vern
I have an AMD K6-3 so (sorry about the duh question)
I should be safe shouldn't I?
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Civileme mewed:
> Yes, and the D4X program is working my DSL connection as I write this.
>
> For many of you who have had freeze-ups at disk partitioning time or at
> initial loading, the
Trevor Farrell wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking to (finally) dive into web page design, and have been
> horrified by the different packages (and their cost) under M$ Windows,
> and, anyway, am rapidly coming to prefer Linux. Can anyone recommend any
> good packages?
>
> TIA
>
> Trevor
If what your l
On Fri, Mar 24, 2000 at 03:49:50PM -0800, Mike & Tracy Holt wrote:
-> I would pick up a copy of "HTML 4 Unleashed" by Sams publishing (in fact I
-> did) and then sit down with a couple strong cups of coffee and start
-> reading. It's pretty easy to pick up (about a week of reading and another
->
is there a way to turn on dial on demand with kppp? i am trying to get my
system so it will dial if needed and disconnect after 5 min idle time...
any suggestions???
dave
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, M Thompson wrote:
> Just so newbies don't get overly paranoid about internal modem...
>
> I use a 3C
"Pavlina, Erik J." wrote:
>
> I am attempting to set up a linux box to be visible in the Network
> Neighborhood for windows users here at school. I am using SWAT to
> accomplish this. The linux box is now is seen by the windows users, but the
> users are unable to write to their directory on th
Thank you Civileme for your answer, I made a "clean install"
of Mandrake 7.0 yesterday and am starting from the ground
up again. I haven't figured out what files to edit to let me have
access to my floppy (fd0), or my CD-ROM yet, any help there
would be most appreciated!!
Vern
- Original Mes
I am looking for information regarding Alan Cox's Shaper Modules. And
if you have it, what exactly is the cbq (I would like to limit both in
and out bound bandwidths).
Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Albert E. Whale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.hky.com/aewhale.html
--
"Pavlina, Erik J." wrote:
> I am attempting to set up a linux box to be visible in the Network
> Neighborhood for windows users here at school. I am using SWAT to
> accomplish this. The linux box is now is seen by the windows users, but the
> users are unable to write to their directory on the
1. Buy a book on HTML (I picked up Sam's Teach yourself HTML4 in
24 hours for $5.99 from Borders)
2. Learn from the book that you
dont need anything more than a text editor to make webpages. I
use both vi and emacs/xemacs. I prefer emacs, but it doesnt hurt
to know both editors. 3. Good Luck!
I would pick up a copy of "HTML 4 Unleashed" by Sams publishing (in fact I
did) and then sit down with a couple strong cups of coffee and start
reading. It's pretty easy to pick up (about a week of reading and another
week of experimenting should get you up and running) and a lot cheaper than
usi
"Pavlina, Erik J." wrote:
> I am attempting to set up a linux box to be visible in the Network
> Neighborhood for windows users here at school. I am using SWAT to
> accomplish this. The linux box is now is seen by the windows users, but the
> users are unable to write to their directory on the
Hi,
I'm looking to (finally) dive into web page design, and have been
horrified by the different packages (and their cost) under M$ Windows,
and, anyway, am rapidly coming to prefer Linux. Can anyone recommend any
good packages?
TIA
Trevor
Mage Grimau wrote:
> The reason Win95/98 are so large and slow is that they
> WERE supposed to be backwards compatible as much as
> possible. Win2000 is not the next step in the Win95/98
> chain, its the next step in the NT chain. Windows
> Millenium is the next step in 95/98 chain, and it has
>
I am attempting to set up a linux box to be visible in the Network
Neighborhood for windows users here at school. I am using SWAT to
accomplish this. The linux box is now is seen by the windows users, but the
users are unable to write to their directory on the linux machine. Where
are permissio
After trying the solutions suggested I still had problems (eg, no menus
when I right-clicked on the desktop), so...
1) I backed up that users home directory.
2) I used userdel to remove them from the system.
3) I then deleted their home directory.
4) Next, I used adduser to put them back as a new
On Fri, Mar 24, 2000 at 10:59 -0600, Sean Armstrong wrote:
>
> The problem doesn't occur in the Linux part of the distribution, the problem
> only occurs in the software that Mandrake wrote for the distribution.
That exactly is the difference. The core of the product is
something no distributio
I only have one comment to add to this discussion that bears repeating,
which I found to be true in my own experimentation.
No O/S works 100% of the time with 100% of the hardware, 100% of the
peripherals and 100% of the software. If it did Winblows users wouldn't
be jumping ship and loading Linu
Yes, and the D4X program is working my DSL connection as I write this.
For many of you who have had freeze-ups at disk partitioning time or at
initial loading, the timing constraints of the Pentium code which could
not get past the deficiencies in your hardware will be considerably more
relaxed i
Marcos Dione wrote:
> some time ago there was a post (I think from Pixel) which said
> where to get the fixes to the instalation disks (several patch.pl files
> and a new pcmcia.img). does anybody remenber where was that? (I mean, the
> url)
>
> zanx
>
> --
> "No tire sus colillas
On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Hello Civileme,
> All I got on that last email was a header, no text.
> Please try again!
> I've been having some mail problems on this end,
> (some messages twice, some not at all).
> Vern
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Civileme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
Sean Armstrong wrote:
> The point is the code WAS there to initialize the cdrom in mdk6.1 but it was
> lost in O2 and never recovered. There are many listed outstanding bugs at
> Mandrake that haven't been corrected yet and Mandrake shouldn't release this
> product under the guise of being stable
some time ago there was a post (I think from Pixel) which said
where to get the fixes to the instalation disks (several patch.pl files
and a new pcmcia.img). does anybody remenber where was that? (I mean, the
url)
zanx
--
"No tire sus colillas en el mingitorio, las humedece y
l
On Mon, Mar 20, 2000 at 07:53:34AM +, Glyn Millington wrote:
-> On Sun, Mar 19, 2000 at 03:19:35PM -0700, thus spake Charles Curley:
->
-> >
-> > That is the text of my ~/.forward file
-> >
-> > I got the offending line from
-> > http://www.ii.com/internet/robots/procmail/qs/, another web p
Thanks! I had downloaded the iso image from the internet. I downloaded
again from a different mirror site and burned a new cd. That did it (and I
now have a nice mandrake coaster). The install went off beautifully! Of
course, now I get to the fun part of configuring network cards, my dsl
conn
> > I agree with you that 7.0 + is not as backwards compatible. I understand
> > what you are saying about older hardware. But, I do believe the original
> > idea of Linux was so that it worked on all of these old pieces of
>hardware.
>
>Certainly you are right with this principle. It's amazing w
Again, just wanted to say thanks. What I actually wound up doing was
just taking
the source from a redhat machine and uploading it and compiling it (had
ssh access)
Thanks again!
I was kind of concerned since we don't usually run Mandrake and another
admin had
made the choice and configured the
The point is the code WAS there to initialize the cdrom in mdk6.1 but it was
lost in O2 and never recovered. There are many listed outstanding bugs at
Mandrake that haven't been corrected yet and Mandrake shouldn't release this
product under the guise of being stable if it isn't. I love mandrak
Unfortunately, I think you missed some of the thread and like many others
that tried to jump into this quorum you may have missed the point. The point
is that all three of the mandrake 7.0 -7.02 distributions hang when they try
to initialize the cdrom. This was never a problem with the older
d
Check out the following URL:
http://users.nf/linux/ultra66.htm
BE sure to check out the "addenda" also. The addenda outlines the specific
steps I used to install Linux onto a drive connected to my PCI Promise
Ultra66 IDE controller card.
I don't have dual processors and I don't know if that c
Just so newbies don't get overly paranoid about internal modem...
I use a 3COM/USR 56K Courier V.Everything internal modem. The modem uses
jumpers to override the PnP features. I have never had any problem getting
on the internet with Linux Mandrake 6.1 or 7.0. In KPPP -->I made sure to
cho
> Tom,
>
> I appreciate your answer.
I appreciated your question and his answer. I went looking and found
xmahjongg, which can use different tilesets and layouts, including those of
Kyodai (the best Windows Mahjongg). Unfortunately, the different setups
require different command line parameters,
-On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, Civileme wrote:
> Your hardware isn't up to the task of
> Mandrake, which is compiled for Pentium and Higher Processors. We are
> encountering a host of hardware flaws as we activate the advanced code, and the
> howling and disabling of DMA by at least one kernel suggests
On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Well, Mandrake will fill a partition no more than 50% full,
> even if you have a separate /usr partition and even if /usr/local
> is also on a seperate partition.
>
> Still, 40% seems a little low unless that's what you set that little
> slider to on the install.
On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, you wrote:
>
> Hi Admin
>
> I am gettin an error with apache , as below:
>
> NOT FOUND
> The requested URL /cgi-bin/netsaint/status.cgi was not found on this
> server.
> How can this problem be corrected...
Hey!
What says the error_log? Can't the script be executed? Is the
I have an Asus GeForce card with a TV box attached. I have been told that I
can get TV under Linux if I use the ktvwin program which I have and have
installed. I get the following message when I run this however:
kwintv: Symbol `__vt_3ios' has different size in shared object, consider
re-linkin
Many thanks
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, root mewed:
> Vic wrote:
>
> > If you are installing a cpu into a motherboard,
> > and you don't know the voltage, is it safe to
> > start at the lowest voltage and then go up
> > from there until it works?
>
> Well, tis safer to read the info printed on the pro
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