Hi,
I live in Czech republic and I would like to Linux display czech characters
for me. For czech republic is the right encoding iso-8859-2 (latin2). After
studying documentation I did theese changes to /etc/sysconfig/i18n:
LC_CTYPE=cz_CZ
LC_ALL=cs_CZ
SYSFONT=ucw16.psf
UNIMAP=latin2-ucw.uni
But
When I first installed it, I really liked Mdk 7.0-2 - real nifty new
installer, supermount, XFree3.3.6, the first graphical install to work
with my SiS 6326 chip, ... Yes, I thought it was really nice. Then the
cracks started to appear - sound card that worked under Ver 6 wouldn't
install under
where can i find this .Thank you
-Message d'origine-
De : John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date : jeudi 30 mars 2000 19:37
Objet : Re: [expert] i understand nothing thank you for your help
Why are you trying to COMPILE the compiler? Just install
the
i haven't mandrake how do then.
-Message d'origine-
De : John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
À : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date : jeudi 30 mars 2000 16:56
Objet : Re: [expert] i understand nothing thank you for your help
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000, you wrote:
ok you can tell me how
I must agree that Mdk7 is rather buggy. I've had to reinstall many times and it
seemed to act different each time. After two
machines, I told friends that they would have to wait or I would install Mdk6 instead.
Mdk6 was a successful install the first time
and the same everytime. Let's hope
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000, you wrote:
"Leonardo T. de Carvalho" wrote:
Obs : The WM's work!
All of them...
So what was wrong?
-Stephen-
The users can't select one form teh login dialog...
Leonardo
Hello List,
To all who responded to my post a sincere thankyou, especially those who
took the time to send me their XF86config files. The Option "sw_cursor"
did the trick and I am now using XFree86 4.0. What's more it cured a
problem with a second mouse pointer (a small pink square)in VMware.
First, you are right: You have managed to hit on all the most serious
flaws in v7. I myself would have consigned Mandrake 7 to the trash
almost immediately (like your colleague) were it not for the fact that
it's the only distribution with X 3.3.6 support, which was the first
one that supports
I use ppp to connect our office to the internet through a linux firewall. I
noticed that kppp allows you to control to volume (turn off the speakers) on
the modem. How would I accomplish the same with ppp? Is there a script I
can all to ppp that will turn off the volume on redial?
Thanks in
Hmn. Where to start?
Okay -- I like that MandrakeSoft took the step of going to an all graphical
install. I've heard people rave about it and I've seen the screenshots,
which are nice (though I myself haven't taken the step of moving up) -- but
I have a few concerns about what I've been reading
"Leonardo T. de Carvalho" wrote:
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000, you wrote:
"Leonardo T. de Carvalho" wrote:
Obs : The WM's work!
All of them...
So what was wrong?
-Stephen-
The users can't select one form teh login dialog...
Oh, so your problem persists... I
Patrick wrote:
i haven't mandrake how do then.
Well, you're on a Mandrake list...
You can get all the packages listed below at
www.rpmfind.net
They're listed there by name and category.
-Stephen-
_=+Richard+=_ wrote:
How do you start the firewall? I have comletly no idea what a firewall
is but I heard it protects you from hackersis that right?
Read the ipchains HOWTO.
--
Regards,
Ron. [AU] - sent by Linux.
Trevor
Its a bit difficult for me to relate to your problems. I have two
machines, one a dual celeron and the other a laptop, both installed and
run Mandrake 7.0 (GL edition) without any hassles except for a minor
problem with the pcmcia modem initialization that has to do with an
interrupt
hello
sorry if this has been covered b4... should smbmount come with
mandrake 7?On redhat it comes in the samba-client rpm which when i try
install gives the following error:
error: failed
dependencies: samba-common =
2.0.5a is needed by
samba-client-2.0.5a-12
libreadline.so.3 is needed
When I first installed L-M 7.02 over my existing LM install, the new
graphical login was different -- it had a listing of users a the top of the
login box, and I could click on the name and then just enter the user's
password.
Now that I've reinstalled it fresh, that's gone. And I'd like it
Bill Barnes wrote:
Someplace in this thread I asked if eLinux.com might not be a reliable vendor
for Linux hardware.
Take a look at the list of modems in their catalog: USR PCI modems! How
many places have I read that PCI modems do not work and, further,
recommendations to avoid 3COM/US
Hi:
I'm sorry that you feel the way you do about 7.0. I've installed it on 17
machines and it woks perfectly. No problems, not cracks, nothing.
May I suggest that you check things out on the hardware and configuration once
more. Not to indicate that you have not concidered this. It is just
I feel like a AOL user few years ago, but I can resist to add my 'me
too!' to this. At first, I found Mandrake 7 to be a definitively hot
linux release. But all the little glitch here and there also made me
install back Mandrake 6. And I'm wondering if Red Hat 6.2 won't be ok,
after all...
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Thank's a lot Civileme,
it really works ok now. But I don't understant why the same distribution
works in some machines but in mine no. I have instaled "the same" cd in
others
and I haven't have the problem. Maybe the kfm maintainer would try to see
it. I
Why don't tone controls appear on the mixer panels?
I have tried an Ensonique AudioPCI (es1371 driver)
SB PCI512 (emu10k1 driver)
SB Live! (emu10k1 driver)
They work fine for everything, but I'm old and need to
boost the treble a bit for music to sound right to me.
=
Mage Grimau, Strange
Set UserView =true in /usr/share/config/kdmrc.
Andrew Vogel wrote:
When I first installed L-M 7.02 over my existing LM install, the new
graphical login was different -- it had a listing of users a the top of the
login box, and I could click on the name and then just enter the user's
Hi all,
Question. I'm having a strange proble with x. I can
start it all right when I log in as root. when I log
in using a user account, I get the error:
hostname not found
I hit ctrl - c twice, and then it boots ok.
Anybody else heard of this?
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Please, fix those pesky little things : Netscape on Linux is
definitively behind Netscape on Win* or even, - apologize -, MSIE. So
please, fix that kind of misbehaving BW look 'n' feel and the kind of
bugs : it's hard to advocated Linux vs. Win2K in that kind
I have a new system I want to set up with 5 drives, 4 of which I'd like to form
into a RAID. What controller card would people recommend for this?
Stuart Nixon wrote:
hellosorry if this has been covered b4... should smbmount come with
mandrake 7? On redhat it comes in the samba-client rpm which when i
try install gives the following error: error: failed dependencies:
samba-common = 2.0.5a is needed by samba-client-2.0.5a-12
I'm the original poster and here is the deal. I finally got mine working but
there was one remaining problem: if you exit X then you will have to reboot
because console mode will be corrupted until you do. Here is what I did to get
mine working...
The install installs and sets up the SVGA or
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000 11:29:34 -0800, you wrote:
You picked a higher security level on the new install. Only the low
security level has all the users listed. Think about it!
That makes sense, when I think about it...
I'll leave it the way it is...
---
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Craig Woods wrote:
I just noticed a "buggy" aspect, yes another one, in Netscape. I was
wondering if someone has seen it, and maybe has a fix. The "bug" occurs
when you delete your email from the trash bin. It is not deleted off
your harddrive. It seems that all you do,
Andrew Vogel wrote:
When I first installed L-M 7.02 over my existing LM install, the new
graphical login was different -- it had a listing of users a the top of the
login box, and I could click on the name and then just enter the user's
password.
Now that I've reinstalled it fresh, that's
TrevorI have mdk 7.0 running (as near as I can tell)
flawlessly on three machines. At first one of the three would
not install 7.0, but 6.1 had installed just fine on it. So I
changed the ide cdrom drive to a new one and that solved the
problem. But on my main personal system, where mdk
Thanks John, I'll give that a try.
--- John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Hi all,
Question. I'm having a strange proble with x. I
can
start it all right when I log in as root. when I
log
in using a user account, I get the error:
hostname not
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
This is a resend of a message originally sent on
mercredi 29 mars 2000 9:08:13
On 29/03/00 4:43, John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] is reported to have
said:
Your hdparm is too "aggressive." Your hard drive/controller can't deal with
that level of HD access
On Fri, Mar 31, 2000 at 01:39:05PM -0600, Craig Woods wrote:
- I just noticed a "buggy" aspect, yes another one, in Netscape. I was
- wondering if someone has seen it, and maybe has a fix. The "bug" occurs
- when you delete your email from the trash bin. It is not deleted off
- your harddrive. It
Nope. Mine does not do that at all. Looked in ~/nsmail and the Trash
file became zero length after I emptied the trash for local mail.
My version: netscape-128-common-4.72-1mdk
netscape-128-communicator-4.72-1mdk
Tom
Craig Woods wrote:
I just noticed a "buggy" aspect, yes
** Reply to message from "Brian T. Schellenberger"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 30 Mar 2000 22:42:46 -0500
Are you specifying all the mount options? Does it specify ro in the
fstab entry, perhaps?
--
Brian, thanks for the reply.
No, the fstab entries are
I'm not sure - I'm still new to linux and I played
around with a bunch of stuff in it. The only
networking settings I played with were within kppp -
just entering my dns #'s for my isp.
My work around for now was creating a new user and
using that account - just wish I had some idea what
would
Hi there,
I have configured NIS in a small subnet running RedHat6.1 (server) and
Mandrake7 (clients and server). I have installed ypbind on the server and
works fine (I can get the entries with ypmatch, ypcat etc. without
problems.) The yp.conf and nsswitch.conf files on both the server and the
Hello!
I have a PIII with Linux Mandrake 7.0
I am trying to install and configure ssh on the box
i have found ssh1 to be compatible with mandrake but
facing problems with ssh2.
I beleive that ssh2 is also not availbale from the ftp
site of linux-manrake.org
If anyone of u is running ssh2 on
Tom Berkley wrote:
Nope. Mine does not do that at all. Looked in ~/nsmail and the Trash
file became zero length after I emptied the trash for local mail.
My version: netscape-128-common-4.72-1mdk
netscape-128-communicator-4.72-1mdk
Tom
Craig Woods wrote:
I just
The quick way to fix it is to copy your important files from the old
user directories to somewhere safe. (/tmp/username will work) Then
delete the user and recreate the user. This would get you working again
but would not help you find the problem and learn from it. As root use
netcfg and look at
Try installing Mandrake RPMs instead of RedHat RPMs.
-Matt Stegman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Stuart Nixon wrote:
sorry if this has been covered b4... should smbmount come with
mandrake 7? On redhat it comes in the samba-client rpm which when i
try install gives the following
Harald Wolf wrote:
Hi,
i have a linux-samba server installat and configured "enable plain
password.." this works fine if i connect
with my nt-workstation pc.
now i have created a win95-boot-disk with ndis-network-drivers (from
DriveImage Pro CD).
I can not login on the linux-box
Trevor Farrell wrote:
When I first installed it, I really liked Mdk 7.0-2 - real nifty new
installer, supermount, XFree3.3.6, the first graphical install to work
with my SiS 6326 chip, ... Yes, I thought it was really nice. Then the
cracks started to appear - sound card that worked under Ver
John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Please, fix those pesky little things : Netscape on Linux is
definitively behind Netscape on Win* or even, - apologize -, MSIE. So
please, fix that kind of misbehaving BW look 'n' feel and the kind of
bugs : it's hard to advocated
Hello List,
As a consequence of installing XFree86 4.0 I have lost the link from the
window manager selections on the login screen to the various window
managers. Perhaps I shouldn't have answered yes to all the overwrite
questions during the install of 4.0. No matter what I select I get
KDE.
2) After the server is found I log off and try to log on with the
username/password entries of the server's maps. I do not get an
authentication failure, which means that the entries were found, the
username/password form disappears for a couple of seconds but then appears
again. I never
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
Well, for the most part I like supermount. Yes, it has a few issues, but
I do like it. I don't use it on the server, but I do use it on my
development machine because I do swap CD's quite often and it does make
things more convenient (for the
Hi all
After several weeks GRIN of reinstalling the reinstall from the
previous several reinstalls from scratch I finally have Linux 6.1 (I think)
running..Well sort of...
I have have a couple of problems which have stumped me.
I am able to print test pages from printtool but for some reason
You need to back up and restore those files under /etc/X11/xdm because
those files seem not to be installed by XFee86-4.0 but needed by kdm for
different window managers.
Chunnuan
Dennis Robertson wrote:
Hello List,
As a consequence of installing XFree86 4.0 I have lost the link from the
Hey all!
This may not be an 'expert' question, and if it weren't for the
beer, I'd probably feel pretty silly to ask - but here goes:
I've seen that quite a few of you use sort of a 'signature' at the end
of your message; sometimes it looks like an ascii picture and sometimes
it's just a
??? I thought that Netscape had releaseed their source code some time
ago ??
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
|
| Please, fix those pesky little things : Netscape on Linux is
| definitively behind Netscape on Win* or even, - apologize -, MSIE. So
| please,
Well, I have samba running fine on Mandrake 7.0 "out of the box."
Per rpm -qif, it comes from the samba-client package, as you expected.
libreadline comes from the readline package.
The easiest way to find these dependencies is to use rpmdrake; it will
chase down and take care of the
I have Mandrake 7 and Netscape behaves beatifully. With the
RedHat/Mandrake Netscape wrapper script I've had the most stable
Netscape since the 2.0 days. I mean that puppy is *stable* now.
And the icons are in all those goofy colors that they are supposed to
be in. What are you talking about
These seem to me to be pretty good representations of two positions
which are equally extreme and equally wrong.
First, the idea that one much be able to have an entire extra throwaway
system, and the habit of referring to those who have trouble getting
things working as "ignorant," seem like a
And, FWIW, we have a computer that would NOT install Windows (it
wouldn't recognize the CD-ROM at install time [sound familiar?]), but
Linux went on just fine. Since there is only one Windows distribution,
and this is primarily a game machine, we wound up having to replace the
hardware.
On
The volume is controlled in the modem with
ATL.
Eg, ATL0
to turn them off. You put this in your chat script someplace.
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| I use ppp to connect our office to the internet through a linux firewall. I
| noticed that kppp allows you to control to volume (turn off
If you create a file called ~/.signature, then most "traditional" Unix
programs will pick it up.
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| Hey all!
| This may not be an 'expert' question, and if it weren't for the
| beer, I'd probably feel pretty silly to ask - but here goes:
|
| I've seen that
Ah ha!
Did you have an existing user account that you left on the disk from a
previous install?
Probably a new user-id was assigned this time.
Try doing this (assuming that the username is "tom"):
chown -R tom.tom /home/tom
This will make the directory match the userid from the current
According to MUO, Netscape doesn't like 24bpp. I tried
it, it came out bw. at 16bpp and 32bpp it looks fine.
Now, if I can just get over expecting it to act like
IE...
--- "Brian T. Schellenberger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have Mandrake 7 and Netscape behaves beatifully.
With the
Hello:
I bought a generic 3 button serial mouse to replace and old one I had. In the
console it works as it is supposed to, but in X the third button is no enabled.
I specified the "Buttons 3" option in XF86Config, but didn't work. I did also
try with the Emulate3Buttons option enabled and
I am slowly getting used to Linux and am currently looking for a good GUI mail
client. At the mo I am using kmail under Gnome and am looking for something a
little more !)attractive, 2)functional. I have tried Mahogany, Eucalyptus,
XFMail, XCMail, postilion, tkrat, and just about every other
Whoa, what computer combination hardware did you have
that would only accept Linux? (Hehe cool)
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Brian T. Schellenberger mewed:
And, FWIW, we have a computer that would NOT install Windows (it
wouldn't recognize the CD-ROM at install time [sound familiar?]), but
Linux
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Holt"
Hey all!
This may not be an 'expert' question, and if it weren't for the
beer, I'd probably feel pretty silly to ask - but here goes:
I've seen that quite a few of you use sort of a 'signature' at the end
of your message; sometimes
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