Trevorthe Pointer section in your XF86Config file is fine,
now execute 'imwheel -k' and the scroll wheel should begin to
work.
Alan
Trevor Farrell wrote:
Michael Holt wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a Logitech trackman marble with the scroll wheel in the
center and I just can't seem
Ted Wager wrote:
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, Civileme wrote:
"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
Vern wrote:
Thanks again Civileme for answering my messages,
I hope my mailer does better this time around. I have a
pretty generic setup hardware wise I believe. It's a six
month old Hewlett Packard Pavilion 6540C, Intel Celeron
466Mhz. All onboard junk video/audio/modem I junked
the
Audrey Beck wrote:
Scott Sprunger wrote:
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
patkoch wrote:
Part 1.1Type: Plain Text (text/plain)
Encoding: quoted-printable
First, the HTML doesn't work well on this list, and really
sometimes causes my replies to be deleted by my own mailer,
leaving you with just a header.
YOu would want to do the followig from
Just a note if in the future I seem to be unresponsive to HTML
posts and threads.
I figured a way to set up a filter in both my mailers to send
HTML to Dave Null
Civileme
Pj wrote:
Before you blame Netscape 100% consider my latest experiences, but first
a little background. Because M$ engineers fouled W98 to cause Netscape
browser users serious security issues, I chose to use Netscape 3.04. Odd
as it sounds I can see properly written Java, JS, and Frames
Lane Lester wrote:
I have made a number of application substitutions in my long-range goal of
moving from Windows to Linux. One of the jobs I have to do fairly often is
scanning printed pages into documents that can be edited. Are there any OCR
applications for Linux?
--
Lane
Lane
Wayne, are u running DVD movies in linux? if so, could please tell me which
software do you use.
Thanx.
- Original Message -
From: Wayne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2000 1:45 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Linux and DVD and Supermount
Michael,
I own a
quelle barre vous
rfrez-vous?
Seve
-Original Message-From:
patkoch [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
aide sur linux mandrake(professionnel) [EMAIL PROTECTED];
aide sur linux mandrake 2 [EMAIL PROTECTED];
aide de linux6 [EMAIL PROTECTED];
aide de linux5(anglais)
Salut,
dites moi comment augmenter la largeur de la barre
de deroulement de netscape.Je trouve que la barre a une trop petite
largeur.merci de m'aider
Lane Lester wrote:
Both on the Internet and in local documents, I often need to insert the
same information. I have an excellent utility in Windows, ActiveWords, that
traps keyboard input, and auto-completes strings of text when it traps
user-designated aliases. Is there a comparable
Russ Johnson said:
find [root of search] [option] regex [option]
So, to find the file "httpd" do the following:
First, if you like, try "which httpd". It might be in your path. If that
doesn't do anything, then try "find / -name httpd -print". That find command
will search the
Civileme said:
Well, OCR Shop by Caere is hard to beat--99% capture compared to
results of 80 to 95% with others.
Well, I tracked it down to a company called Vividata, and although it sounds
OK, $300 for a program that outputs only ASCII is way too much. The whole Corel
WordPerfect Office is
hello there,
I am facing a problem on installing Mandrake 7.0 from iso-image:
On starting installation the ncr895 is detected correctly and the menu starts
and i am able to select language, keyboard and installation method. After the
message: Please wait, looking for existing packages , I get
Wayne,
Video for Linux shpuld be in all recent kernels. Open an X terminal
on /usr/src/linux and run make xconfig to see whether v4l is
present. It should be as a module, and not compiled in the kernel
(answer M, not Y).
v4l2 will soon replace v4l, together with a new i2c bus. All this
I found an solution to the (at least my) printing problem:
it only occurs if running mandrake in security level 5 (paranoid), if you
change the permissions on /usr/X11R6 to 751 it works. (some more precise stuff
will follow... I didn't figure it out exactly now ...)
On Mit, 22 Mär 2000, you
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, Civileme wrote:
` OS From :- www.eridani.co.uk
It made a backup of the original S01halt script and the new one
was not saved for some reason. make sure the new script (without
the -p) is saved and delete the backup script (name ending in ~)
And I goofed Edit
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, ArMiSiS AiEoLn wrote:
/mnt/cdrom /mnt/cdrom supermount fs=iso9660,dev=/dev/cdrom 0 0
Hmmm... that's exactly what mine looked like. And when I had nothing in
the drive, it sounded like it kept seeking for something and slowed the
entire system down... wierd.
--
[EMAIL
Yoann,
As root, I tried to use init.sh to increase my securty level from 3
to 4, but that immediately locked me out of my mailing lists.
So I restored level 3 and tried init.sh custom, which seems the ideal
solution, only to find it errored on the third question (could not
create a file in tmp/
Mahmuth Mathumbha The III wrote:
Hi
I use MDK 7.0 Gnome Enlight..
When i start ppp0 with usernet it goes wellbut when i try to shut it
down
it restarts all the time...And if i turn off the modem and turn it on again
it restarts the ppp0...( not fun )
Any 1 know what to do?
Sorry 4
The reason locate is so fast is that it has a database. Unfortunately, I
don't believe that database (by default anyway) includes the whole hard
drive. That's why I use find. Locate seemed to miss files that I know were
on the hard drive.
Also, find will use the name only, with the options I
On Sat, Mar 25, 2000 at 10:36:17PM +0100, patkoch wrote:
- Hi,
- I want to know how to find a file on one disk knowing the file name or a part of
file name.I didn't install Xwindows.Thank you for your help
"locate".
Try "man locate" or "info locate" for details.
--
-- C^2
On Sun, Mar 26, 2000 at 07:04:22AM -0500, Lane Lester wrote:
- Russ Johnson said:
-
- find [root of search] [option] regex [option]
-
- So, to find the file "httpd" do the following:
-
- First, if you like, try "which httpd". It might be in your path. If that
- doesn't do anything,
Wayne wrote:
Unfortunately no, I cannot get the drive to work uder Linux. Sorry, my mails
were probably a bit misleading and I was actually talking about wind'ohs
software. I tried to use the Livid software today but couldn't get passed the
first stage of the i nstall (which is actually
Veuillez utiliser l'anglais sur cette liste. La plupart d'entre nous ne parle pas
français!
John
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Re: [expert] grossir la barre de deroulement de netscape
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 02:35:42 -0800
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sevatio Octavio)
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Maybe Red Hat 6.1 won't let a remote root in? Have you tried as a
regular user?
Wondered about that myself. I think root logins from remote are
disabled by default in both distros. To be root in another
machine, login as a regular user and then su.
But
Mandrake Helios. This morning I did something really dumb. I had the
following (part of the partitions):
/dev/hdb7 / ext2defaults
/dev/hdc10 /Venus ext2 exec,dev,suid,rw 1 1
/dev/hdc11 /programs ext2 exec,dev,suid,rw 1 1
where Venus was
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Does anyone know of any programs available for making MP3's from CD music? I
am old mandrake can do this natively from the command line. Can it and how?
Well, AFAIK, there are programs you're going to have to download and install.
AFAIK, there is nothing
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, ArMiSiS AiEoLn wrote:
/mnt/cdrom /mnt/cdrom supermount fs=iso9660,dev=/dev/cdrom 0 0
Hmmm... that's exactly what mine looked like. And when I had nothing in
the drive, it sounded like it kept seeking for something and slowed the
I want to thank you again Civileme for taking time
to answer my messages!
I'm back to Mandrake 6.1 now where everything is
happy! Back on Kmail (my favorite), my video is full
screen, high res. after applying the Intel 810 chipset
patches (the module would never rebuild under the
new mdk 7.0
I "installed" the new netscape 4.70 source rpm and it
installed all the files in my /usr/src/netscape directory.
Now I want to "install" 4.70 netscape for real and use
it. What's my next move? Any help would be most
appreciated!
Thanks,
Vern
Is there a good newsreader for Linux?
I've tried the one in Netscape and would
like one that works both on/offine similar
to Agent in that "other" OS!
Vern
Wayne wrote:
Does anyone know of any programs available for making MP3's from CD music? I
am old mandrake can do this natively from the command line. Can it and how?
Thanks.
As we like to say "It's in there".
The program grip will accomplish ripping and encoding. It's on the
Try these two out.
NO MORE LONG FIND COMMANDS
Tired of typing long "find" commands?...
You can use the following script to save keystrokes :
When run with one argument, searches the file all the way down the
working directory.
I have the latest incarnation of Mandrake 7(air)
installed on a 2.5gig partition at the end of my drive.
I'm running Windows 98 SE also.
When I boot to Linux, I'm using loadlin.
loadlin vmlinuz root=/dev/hda6 mem=192m
I don't have a standard floppy drive in my system.
/dev/hda
Well, this hardly requires an expert, but . . .
First, if you want to know how to do something, try "man -k".
It is one of the most powerful concepts in Unix.
(The others are |, , and /. [That is, pipes, fork, and
tree-structured directories.] Some of these are commonplace by now but
none
Well, that depends. If (as I'm guessing) the install process put
"hdc=ide-scsi" in your lilo.conf, because you have a CD-R
(CD-Recordable) drive, then your drive is *not* /dev/hdc, although it
was under 6.1.
*If* I'm right, then your drive *is* /dev/scd0, although it was
/dev/hdc under
DVD support in linux is still somewhat crippled. the livid project is making
progress, or at least they claim to make progress. I can't really tell because
the damn thing won't even compile here. A somewhat older version I ran a few
months ago gave me a movie playback with slight
The package you installed is the source. Source is the text a programmer types
in in a higher language like C, after which he uses a "compiler" to turn the
source into binary files, so they can be executed. Software is easier to write
in a language that resembles a known (English) language than
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, vern wrote:
Is there a good newsreader for Linux?
I've tried the one in Netscape and would
like one that works both on/offine similar
to Agent in that "other" OS!
Vern
Try slrn, with slrnpull for offline newsreading. Its packaged with the GPL
version of Linux. Theres
On Sat, 25 Mar 2000, 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
SLRN is the answer! And it should be available on your Mandrake
CD.
Homepage is, http://space.mit.edu/~davis/slrn.html
anmd the redoubtable Sven's slrn page is worth a visit
http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/slrn/
Set it up with leafnode to collect your news so that you xcan
read
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Is there a good newsreader for Linux?
I've tried the one in Netscape and would
like one that works both on/offine similar
to Agent in that "other" OS!
Suggestion: take a look at KRN. There are others too. Take a look on
FreshMeat.net or Linuxberg.com for a
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
quelle barre vous rfrez-vous?Seve
-Original
Message-
From: patkoch [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: aide sur linux mandrake(professionnel)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
aide sur linux mandrake 2 [EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
aide de linux6 [EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
aide de linux5(anglais) [EMAIL
I'm trying to get Netscape to instruct Freeamp to play Shoutcast streams. Would you
happen to know the string needed to make
Freeamp work?
/usr/bin/freeamp %?
Or if you've had success with other software to play Shoutcast streams, please share!
Thanks,
Seve
On Sun, Mar 26, 2000 at 08:34:43AM -0800, Russ Johnson wrote:
- The reason locate is so fast is that it has a database. Unfortunately, I
- don't believe that database (by default anyway) includes the whole hard
- drive. That's why I use find. Locate seemed to miss files that I know were
- on the
Russ Johnson said:
The reason locate is so fast is that it has a database. Unfortunately, I
don't believe that database (by default anyway) includes the whole hard
drive. That's why I use find. Locate seemed to miss files that I know were
on the hard drive.
Thanks for making me take a
Civileme said:
Lane Lester wrote:
Both on the Internet and in local documents, I often need to insert the
same information. I have an excellent utility in Windows, ActiveWords,
that
traps keyboard input, and auto-completes strings of text when it traps
user-designated aliases.
When I run xconfig I get a command not found message. Should I b e able to run
this from anywhere? I cannot even run it from the directory you have listed
below. WHen I follow the instruction in the book that came with Linux, I
cannot get any further than this also to recompile my kernel. DO
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, vern wrote:
Is there a good newsreader for Linux?
I've tried the one in Netscape and would
like one that works both on/offine similar
to Agent in that "other" OS!
Vern
Try slrn, with slrnpull for offline newsreading. Its
Hello,
This group is primarily English speaking. We can't help you if we can't
read in your language. Please use English. If it isn't your native
tongue, try. We can probably figure out the rest.
Pj
I've installed 7.0 on a reformatted partition and when I try to compile
some programs, I'm missing curses.h and term.h. Should I have selected
development on the initial menu?
Lorne
--
Lorne Schachter
(732) 819-0460, (732)819-0460 (FAX)
http://www.intact.com/~lorne
I having trouble installing 2 cd rom drives. one is as cd-wr from Ricoh
Anyone had done this before?
TIA
On Sun, 26 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Is there a good newsreader for Linux?
I've tried the one in Netscape and would
like one that works both on/offine similar
to Agent in that "other" OS!
Vern
Try Pan, it's just like agent
Jim Pilrose
Could you be a little more specific? (i.e., scsi or eide,
what type of cd-rom is also used, model #, etc?)
Regards,
Dana
Mandraky wrote:
I having trouble installing 2 cd rom drives. one is as cd-wr from Ricoh
Anyone had done this before?
TIA
Hello all,
I'm considering getting a wacom graphire graphics pad (because I
heard it works with the gimp) and I would like to know if I can have
this installed as a USB device along side my PS/2 trackball without
having to plug / unplug or reconfigure everytime I want to use it? I've
been
Hi. I could use some help tackling the task of getting a joystick to work with
my system. I've been working on this for a few days and have not made much
headway. The short question is: Has anyone successfully gotten a joystick to
work on the game port of a Sound Blaster AWE 32 card? If so, what
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Hi,
Does anyone know of any programs available for making MP3's from CD music? I
am old mandrake can do this natively from the command line. Can it and how?
Yes, you need an grabber (e.g. cdparanoia) and an encoder (e.g. lame or bladeenc).
But I'm using
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