Depends on your screen resolution. The 100 dpi fonts work well with
1280x1024 and the 75 dpi fonts work best with 1024x768. Other rez I have
not played with.
Tom
Pat Mc wrote:
In my quest to improve my system and Netscape fonts I found something
interesting. The 100dpi and 75dpi fonts were
With regard to home directories, I've found it most useful to have
seperate /home partitions that hold all the config files and all that,
and a /home2 partition, which can be shared.
On this partition each user gets another directory that they own, and
then they can put "big" stuff that will be
Well, to ask the obvious . . .
You did delete the old "local" printers from the Windows machine(s) and
re-install them as "network" printers, right?
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| On 5 Apr 00, at 15:10, Stephen Bosch wrote:
|
| Tell me - has the print server itself been configured
Lane Lester wrote:
HUGE SNIP
/sbin/askrunlevel
That is a SYMLINK to /bin/linuxconf *
WHat is the output of
cat /var/run/runlevel.dir
Civileme
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet? If so, please share.
Seve
Wrapped around istelf shortly after initialization with a window
leak
VEry slow to resize windows but will take fonts readily
Makes the linux-mandrake page look ugly and muddy till you
override
I had a similar problem with a previous install, it ocuured oddly enough after
I had repositioned the swap space to a different area of the drive from
before and was gone after I moved the swap back to the end of the drive. I
have a 4.3gig hard drive broken up into partitions like this (give or
mhh... Forgot early versions of DirectX then? A higher version of DirectX always
got overwritten by a lower version, if you installed a game that shipped with a
lower version than the one curently installed on the system. And the fun part
was: it always asked you if you wanted to overwrite the
Craig Woods wrote:
Are you using a Linux version of this browser, and if so, where did you find
that little hummer?
Thanks,
Craig
I am using a linux version. I downloaded it from the AOL
(err... Netscape) site.
ftp://ftp.netscape.com/pub, etc which you can find at
www.netscape.com.
I would suggest using the Ranish Partition Manager. It is also a mutiple
boot loader. And it's free!
http://www.users.intercom.com/~ranish/part/
Hope this helps,
Bill
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Sent:
On Apr 3 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
# Once the pid of a running netscape process is discovered, then
top
# is started, with output to /tmp/.netshk and killed by killall
after
# after 3 seconds
So if I'm getting this correct, "top" is launched, and killed by "killall" 3
seconds later.
tboldtbefore you went to all of that trouble, did you try
cbb? It's already installed on your system if you didn't
deselect it durring installation.
Alan
tboldt wrote:
I am attempting to switch totally from OS/2-Windows to Linux. I am
almost there. I have ported my applications that I
Does anyone remember the old DOS version of Shanghai Dragon's Eye?
It was a very advanced version of Maj Jongg with animated tiles,
championship matches and the ability to create your own layout among
other things.
This company has since gone on to Internet games, however they are
willing to
I didn't see any support for Linux partitions, but then I did not read
the 'primer'.
Pj
Bill Shirley wrote:
I would suggest using the Ranish Partition Manager. It is also a
mutiple boot loader. And it's free!
http://www.users.intercom.com/~ranish/part/
Hope this helps,
Bill
On 6/04/00 7:21, Matt Stegman [EMAIL PROTECTED] is reported to have
said:
See what I mean?
I think I get it. But how do I actually go about making the partitions?
When I install Mandrake, I get a partitioner. Do I do it all at that
time? (I am planning to do a clean Mandrake install as
This is an old question but for me its a new machine.
It's an AMd K6 450 with 32 mb RAM (soon to be increased!)
On firing up Mandrake 7 (with kernel 2.2.15-0.18mdk), it tells me
I have 23MB ram. I've added
append = "mem=32m"
to lilo.conf with no effect.
Can anyone tell me what is going on
Hi Glyn
Change it to append ="mem=32M" then type lilo enter to run the change and
reboot.
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This is an old question but for me its a new machine.
It's an AMd K6 450 with 32 mb RAM (soon to be increased!)
On firing up Mandrake 7 (with kernel 2.2.15-0.18mdk), it
HI !
I have a little LAN at home where my Linux is the "mail-server". Or
it should be. What should I do that the sendmail send all of the
qued mails when I'm connected to the inet via PPP ? Is the
"sendmail -q" line sufficient ? (Written into the ip-up or ip-up.local
file). And what happens
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
I believe that the reason you get a totally blank screen when you just
do a startx is because you have an empty .xinitrc.
Since you have a .xinitrc the system one dosn't run 'cause it thinks
you want to replace it with your own, but yours doesn't do
Well, so the hardware allows you to have several _screens_.
Now, what about input ? Several mouses are supported too,
but AFAIK you can't have several keyboards in a PC, and each
X server probably needs one ...
Thanks for your concern Jean, but I only need to display some real-time
Not sure, but "multihead support" in XFree 4.0 perhaps? Or is it for
dual-head
matrox cards only?
Hello Rial,
It would appear you and Marcos are on to something. I see where the
Xfree86-4 drivers can be designated PCI slots. This looks encouraging.
Regards
Christopher Cox
Since PlugPray allows for multiple PCI VGA boards
Is there a way to start multiple X servers against multiple PCI VGA
boards?
er... nop and yes... er.. only with xfree4 and having TOO much
luck! see www.xfree.org for more info. No, I hadn't set up such thing...
yet.
LOL...
Hve you restarted Lilo???
Regards
Fred de Klein
tel: 01908 656106 (w)
0780 8254445(mob)
http://www.bigfoot.com/~klein_it http://www.bigfoot.com/~klein_it
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From: Glyn Millington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 April 2000 09:49
To: Mandrake Expert
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, =?ISO-8859-2?Q?Deim_Ágoston?= wrote:
HI !
I have a little LAN at home where my Linux is the "mail-server". Or
it should be. What should I do that the sendmail send all of the
qued mails when I'm connected to the inet via PPP ? Is the
"sendmail -q" line sufficient ?
yes... you can buy the oss drivers (just $20; www.opensound.com)
and it will go smooth!
--
"No tire sus colillas en el mingitorio, las humedece y
las hace dificil de encender"
"Do not dump butts in the wc. They dampen and it makes
them difficult to light."
On Wed, Apr 05, 2000 at 07:11:13PM -0400, tboldt wrote:
- I am attempting to switch totally from OS/2-Windows to Linux. I am
- almost there. I have ported my applications that I use consistently. The
-
- only application I have yet to obtain for Linux is a replacement for my
- checkbook,
I recently changed from Suse 6.2 to Mandrake 7.0 (and it is quite cool), with
a fresh install, and now have an odd cron problem. My crontab has this in it:
30 22 * * * /root/backup
and /root/backup is this:
#!/bin/bash
cd /pub
tar cvzf mtn.tar.gz /home/mtn /pub/redmeadow /home/support /etc
Ranish Partition Manager does support Linux partitions. I like the text
based boot manager best. It allows you to type the number of the partition
to boot or type zero to go directly into the partition manager. Pretty easy
to use, also. Just remember, when resizing a partition, to use the +
Wow! I tried this and it threw my kernel into a panic - had to
dig out the rescue disk etc. My first real emergency!
I'm only guessing - is the kernel using up 9 MB? and panics when
not allowed that space?
All explantions welcome!
TIA
Glyn
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 06:48:11AM -0400, thus
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 09:48 +0100, Glyn Millington wrote:
This is an old question but for me its a new machine.
It's an AMd K6 450 with 32 mb RAM (soon to be increased!)
On firing up Mandrake 7 (with kernel 2.2.15-0.18mdk), it tells me
I have 23MB ram. I've added
append = "mem=32m"
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 09:19:13AM -0400, Christopher Cox wrote:
-
- Well, so the hardware allows you to have several _screens_.
-
- Now, what about input ? Several mouses are supported too,
- but AFAIK you can't have several keyboards in a PC, and each
- X server probably needs one ...
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 12:53:10PM +0200, Deim Agoston wrote:
- HI !
-
- I have a little LAN at home where my Linux is the "mail-server". Or
- it should be. What should I do that the sendmail send all of the
- qued mails when I'm connected to the inet via PPP ? Is the
- "sendmail -q" line
Hi all,
I was watching ZDTV the other night and Leo said that the new 7.0 Mandrake
supported the LT Winmodem. I thought that was cool but didn't find anything on
the web site, is there any truth to this, or is Leo just jerkin my yang?
--
Carter B. Bennett
Little House Computer Services (LHCS)
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Bois, Mathieu wrote:
When I try to install Mandrake 7.0R2 or RedHat 6.2, it says it needs a
floppy disk with PCMCIA drivers...
er... have you tried the pcmcia.img boot floppy? the cd boots the
cdrom.img boot floppy, which has no (or too poor) pcmcia support...
--
For what it's worth, you'll need the line in inittab for X to start in
runlevel 5. If you start in runlevel 3, that line is never run, so it's not
part of the problem.
Russ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Lane Lester
Sent: Thursday,
Not even when using let's say multiple USB keyboards? Or one regular keyboard,
and a ps-2 one? Or any mixture of regular/ps2/usb keyboards?
I believe this was already discussed on the linux kernel list (not sure, but I
heard a friend talk about it who's subscribed), so in theory it should be
Yes of course, all the "obvious" stuff has been done! ; - )
On 6 Apr 00, at 2:05, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
Well, to ask the obvious . . .
You did delete the old "local" printers from the Windows machine(s) and
re-install them as "network" printers, right?
Harondel J. Sibble
Is this possible? I mean how can i do this i hope it is but i couldnt.
In more detail, I want to boot with an image file ( possibly hd.img) and
select a hd partition ( this can include the minimum requirement of the
Mandrake/ directory tree ex: all the dirs - base, instimage, mdkinst, RPMS
That's it - the graphics board uses 8MB. Thanks for this; glad I
don't need to play with Lilo any more!
TVM
Glyn M.
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 03:32:29PM +0200, thus spake Wolfgang Bornath:
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 09:48 +0100, Glyn Millington wrote:
This is an old question but for me its a
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
And I hammered away for an hour over a DSL connection to bring in
the 10Mb or so (Mozilla M14 was only 6 , the other 4 must be
Shopping, Channels, sidebar, and AOL IM Chat). They managed to
slow M14 considerably by adding a newsfeed in the sidebar which I
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Charles Curley wrote:
You shouldn't have to do anything. If sendmail is running as a daemon, it
will try from time to time and eventually suceed. You will have messages
from sendmail complaining that it could not deliver message X for the last
four hours. Other than that
Glyn Millington wrote:
Wow! I tried this and it threw
The kernel footprint is about 500K. This is not windows where it runs
about 4Mb (at least for NT)
A kernel panic when? When you ran LILO? When you rebooted as well or
just when you rebooted?
What does your BIOS say when it tests
"Harondel J. Sibble" wrote:
On 5 Apr 00, at 15:10, Stephen Bosch wrote:
Tell me - has the print server itself been configured properly? Print
servers usually have eeproms which need to be configured, and usually this can
only be done through a Windows or DOS app that is provided with the
A guess: 8Meg for video ram (no seperate video memory) + 1Meg for the
640k "regular" memory. (Thank you, Bill.)
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| Wow! I tried this and it threw my kernel into a panic - had to
| dig out the rescue disk etc. My first real emergency!
|
| I'm only guessing -
Sure. Whatever.
You can create 'em ahead of time,
create 'em on the first install, or
create 'em as you go (just leave the end of the disk un-paritioned on
the first install).
IF you have the 1024-cylindar problem, though, you'll have to create
all the /boot paritions on the first install.
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Well, I'm running 7.0.2, so I don't know if there are any updates. I guess I
could install the initscripts and wipe out any customizing I've done, if you
think it's a good idea. Unless the name of the file is initscripts.rpm, I might
need some help
"Carter B. Bennett" wrote:
Hi all,
I was watching ZDTV the other night and Leo said that the new 7.0 Mandrake
supported the LT Winmodem. I thought that was cool but didn't find anything on
the web site, is there any truth to this, or is Leo just jerkin my yang?
I recall seeing something
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Has anyone tried out Netscape 6 pr1 yet? If so, please share.
Yes. I've got a K6-2 3xx here with 32 mb RAM and plenty of
drive space. I downloaded and extracted it. I started it up
and it really didn't do anything. Looked interesting, but
that's about it. YMMV,
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, you wrote:
I'm looking for any sort of help, or possibly alternate
kernels (without PCI support) from somebody that
runs Sparc/Linux
We've got a Sparc5 that wouldn't install Linux. RedHat (up
through 6.1) said it wasn't supported. We downloaded the
ISO for RedHat 6.2 and
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000, you wrote:
No one in Australia can install Linux?
Jeanette
The system is in San Francisco, I think, while the author
is in Sydney. :-)
John
After about 4 days of uptime, klogd stopped working. I use ipchains and
ip masquerading and noticed that /var/log/messages stoppped logging
denied packets and other info like kernel: ip_masq_ftp OUT: got PASV.
After I restarted syslog, it started logging again. Anyone experienced
this before.
Ok what do i gota do to earn a certificate showing I am Mandrake LInux Certified
dave
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On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Hi all,
I was watching ZDTV the other night and Leo said that the new 7.0 Mandrake
supported the LT Winmodem. I thought that was cool but didn't find anything on
the web site, is there any truth to this, or is Leo just jerkin my yang?
It *may* support SOME LT
Is it possible you have one of those systems that "shares" the ram with the
video? In that case, you're motherboard is using 8 megs of ram for video,
leaving you 23 megs for the system.
Russ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Glyn
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
A guess: 8Meg for video ram (no seperate video memory) + 1Meg for the
640k "regular" memory. (Thank you, Bill.)
Actually (and I don't like Micro$oft), Bill didn't have much to do with
this. IBM designed the PC with 10 times as much
pcmcia.img boot floppy
Thank you all of you for your very useful answer !
I've done it and I've been able to initiate MDK7.0R2 installation,
but it didn't work from CDROM, so I did it from a copy done to local HD
(this kind of installation didn't wanted to work yesterday).
Civileme wrote:
Glyn Millington wrote:
Wow! I tried this and it threw
The kernel footprint is about 500K. This is not windows where it runs
about 4Mb (at least for NT)
SNIP
As it turned out, he had a motherboard that shared system memory with the
onboard video. Linux puked because he
Well mine works with 7.0
found the driver @ www.linmodems.org tho...
-WBD
- Original Message -
From: "Carter B. Bennett" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 2:49 AM
Subject: [expert] LT Winmodem
Hi all,
I was watching ZDTV the other night and Leo
Help !
I'm unable to make Mandrake recognize the modem on this laptop. It is an
integrated modem (windows98 says it is V90, irq4, ioports 1880-1887 and
1400-14ff)
Lothar takes a long time to look for one, but finally doesn't find it.
I can't see nothing regarding it in the kernel messages.
Do
I tried it. Command line start.. debug screen... crashed. I gave up
after 3 tries..
- Original Message -
From: "John Aldrich" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Netscape 6 pr1 Feedback Requested
On Wed, 05 Apr
If that's the case, then why does deleting that line solve the problem?
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| For what it's worth, you'll need the line in inittab for X to start in
| runlevel 5. If you start in runlevel 3, that line is never run, so it's not
| part of the problem.
|
| Russ
|
|
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
tboldtbefore you went to all of that trouble, did you try
cbb? It's already installed on your system if you didn't
deselect it durring installation.
Alan
tboldt wrote:
I am attempting to switch totally from OS/2-Windows to Linux. I am
almost there. I have
John Aldrich wrote:
We've got a Sparc5 that wouldn't install Linux. RedHat (up
through 6.1) said it wasn't supported. We downloaded the
ISO for RedHat 6.2 and it installed fine, except we had to
use the "text expert" install. Unfortunately, I don't THINK
Mandrake supports this model (yet?)
During my installation of 7.0.2, I was using an USB Mouse. The installation
program addressed the mouse properly and allowed me to use it during my
install. However, once I completed the install X Windows does not seem to
recognize my mouse. During installation I chose my mouse type as USB mouse.
On Thu, Apr 06, 2000 at 13:48 -0400, Bob Chin wrote:
After about 4 days of uptime, klogd stopped working. I use ipchains and
ip masquerading and noticed that /var/log/messages stoppped logging
denied packets and other info like kernel: ip_masq_ftp OUT: got PASV.
After I restarted syslog, it
Read up on how init reads that file. The answer will become clear.
I suspect you could put that line back (and make no other changes to your
system) and it wouldn't run X on startup... As long as it's truly starting
in runlevel 3. This is controlled by the first line in inittab.
If it does, you
What kind of modem does Win98 say it is? I know that the modem on my
Travelmate 512 is a winmodem, and I've never had any luck using the linmodem
drivers. BeOS, however, sees the modem and works like a champ.
HTH,
Wayne
-Original Message-
From: Bois, Mathieu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Have you tried typing lilo to effect your changes?
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Glyn Millington wrote:
Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2000 09:48:45 +0100
To: Mandrake Expert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Glyn Millington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] Missing RAM - an old chestnut
After a pretty much all day troubleshooting session, the problem is
solved, samba was using by default the wrong printing command. I added
the following to my printers share and now all is well:
print command = lpr %p %s
On 6 Apr 00, at 2:05, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
Well, to ask the
I installed the beta version 1.3.1 from the Mandrake Cooker RPMS. It's a new
beta version, I think the stable version is 1.2. something or other.
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Has anyone else installed gnucash under Mandrake Linux??? if so, how???
No - i'll look
Craig Woods wrote:
Are you using a Linux version of this browser, and if so, where did you find
that little hummer?
Thanks,
Craig
Yep.
Netscape's site.
Alan
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Coming to you from
I think I get it. But how do I actually go about making the partitions?
When I install Mandrake, I get a partitioner. Do I do it all at that
time? (I am planning to do a clean Mandrake install as the first OS on
the new disk.) Or do I need to partition the HD before installing
I am trying to get my home network working with ip
masq. I have this
working on my system with win98 and with OS/2 I
normally connect with
OS/2 and work my Win98 machine through it to my
ISP. I do my Palm pilot
through my win98 machine to my os2 machine to my
isp. I am totally lost
with Linux to
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Bill Shirley wrote:
After installing the boot manager, you can use Ranish, DiskDrake, or
any other program to define your Linux partitions. You won't need
lilo at all.
Don't you? You still need something that will read into the ext2
filesystem and locate the kernel.
Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
If that's the case, then why does deleting that line solve the problem?
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| For what it's worth, you'll need the line in inittab for X to start in
| runlevel 5. If you start in runlevel 3, that line is never run, so it's not
|
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
Or do I need to partition the HD before installing
anything?
Good partitioning is so essential to the running of any multiple-OS
computer that it isn't worth taking any risks with (like tyres on a
car, and the battery in cold climates).
Partition Magic is mature, well
Russ Johnson said:
Read up on how init reads that file. The answer will become clear.
I suspect you could put that line back (and make no other changes to your
system) and it wouldn't run X on startup... As long as it's truly starting
in runlevel 3. This is controlled by the first line
Richard Bonebrake wrote:
I am trying to get my home network working with ip
masq. I have this
working on my system with win98 and with OS/2 I
normally connect with
OS/2 and work my Win98 machine through it to my
ISP. I do my Palm pilot
through my win98 machine to my os2 machine to my
Russ Johnson said:
Is it possible you have one of those systems that "shares" the ram with the
video? In that case, you're motherboard is using 8 megs of ram for video,
leaving you 23 megs for the system.
Good point. I had that problem until I used "mem=124M" because my onboard video
uses
Yes, most internal modems coming in laptops are "winmodems" But this is hardly
a setback! My laptop came with such a modem, and I have never once used it. I
went straight for my Zoom PCMCIA Modem card, and I have never looked back
since. On my laptop, NT4.0 SP5 and LM7.02 love the baud right out
Hello,
Just looking for a little info: just upgraded Netscape v4.7 to v4.72.
For some inexplicable reason, there was a bit of hacking I needed to do
but most came out for the better. One little residual hang up is in the
AddressBook for the Netscape mail client. This Netscape upgrade was done
Well, there's theory, and then there's practice.
In practice, it solved his problem.
But I do see what you're saying now . . . what he's done, really,
presumably, is that he's still in runlevel 5 but now runlevel 5 doesn't
really do what it ought.
So this solves his problem but it's not the
B
Try this as root:
/bin/setserial /dev/ttyS1 auto_irq skip_test autoconfig (also try
ttyS0)
start kppp, go to setup and modem, then use the modem query function to
see if it will find the modem
if it does not find the modem, disable the modem in the bios and get
yourself a 3Com 3CCM156
Redhat now offers a certification program (!!!) for redhat linux
similar to MCSE from M$. Never heard of anything from Mandrake.
Tom
Marcos Dione wrote:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, ArMiSiS AiEoLn wrote:
Ok what do i gota do to earn a certificate showing I am Mandrake LInux Certified
In the ongoing tradition of "weird wacky" Ver 7.0-2 problems:
If I log into KDE as usual, then Ctrl-Alt-F1 to go to a text console
all goes well, until I Alt-F7 to get back to KDE.
All I get is a black screen. The only keyboard combo that does anything
that I can find is Ctrl-Alt-Del, which
Yes, the last line in /etc/inittab could stay in and not cause a
problem. What he had was the standard last line that is altered only if
you want to have kde startup for a graphical login. Its presence is not
the problem, definitely. I have had that last line in about 6 different
linux installs
Run mouseconfig from the shell prompt and see what happens. Two things
to look at also: 1) /dev/mouse and see what it points to (hopefully the
usb device file) and 2)recompile the kernel but if the install
recognized it then it should be in the installed kernel functionality
but that does not
Once upon a time Carter B. Bennett ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi all,
I was watching ZDTV the other night and Leo said that the new 7.0 Mandrake
supported the LT Winmodem. I thought that was cool but didn't find anything on
the web site, is there any truth to this, or is Leo just
Firewall - quick and easy for Mandrake or Redhat linux:
Start netcfg and go to the routing tab and turn on network packet
forwarding by highlighting the box.
Then add the following lines to the /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall file:
/sbin/depmod -a
/sbin/modprobe ip_masq_ftp
/sbin/modprobe ip_masq_raudio
Craig Woods wrote:
Subject: Netscape v4.72
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2000 15:46:06 -0500
From: Craig Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
Just looking for a little info: just upgraded Netscape v4.7 to
That means something else is broken. By commenting out that line, you
effectively broke your system.
Yes, it's now doing what you want, but in the wrong manner. There's probably
other things going on that you don't need, or things that you want that
aren't running.
Russ
-Original
What I have typically done in the past is to make partitions for the
first OS (typically Win95) and leave the rest of the disk
unpartitioned. When I load the next OS, I partition specifically for
that, and so on. I give the most space to the primary OS, and less
to the others. That way, I
I just reinstalled Mandrake 7.0-2 to clean up the GNOME desktop and some
other things I messed up. Now GNOME is horrendously slow! Everything
takes about 10x as long as it used to and I don't think I did anything
differently between now and when I installed it before... any ideas?
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"Alan N." wrote:
Richard Bonebrake wrote:
I am trying to get my home network working with ip
masq. I have this
working on my system with win98 and with OS/2 I
normally connect with
OS/2 and work my Win98 machine through it to my
ISP. I do my Palm pilot
through my win98 machine
Tom Berkley wrote:
B
Try this as root:
/bin/setserial /dev/ttyS1 auto_irq skip_test autoconfig (also try
ttyS0)
start kppp, go to setup and modem, then use the modem query function to
see if it will find the modem
if it does not find the modem, disable the modem in the bios and get
Hello all!
I just wanted to say, I went to the Corel-linux
roadshow last night in Seattle and while I'm not really impressed with
their OS version of linux, I was VERY impressed with their Office Suite.
If anybody out there would like to get their hands on an alternative to
M$ Office, I HIGHLY
Tom,
I have both files, AddressBook.na2" and "pab.na2", and both are in my
"root/.netscape" directory. Should one or both go somewhere else too? Or
should I dump one? I have never seen Netscape crash so fast when all I do is
open my address book. At any rate thanks for the response.
Craig
No no no, I miss spoke, I meant to say How to I earn Mandrake Linux
Certification.
Dave
On Thu, 06 Apr 2000, you wrote:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, ArMiSiS AiEoLn wrote:
Ok what do i gota do to earn a certificate showing I am Mandrake LInux Certified
le what? uh... are... do you...
But RedHat's not the Best.
On Fri, 07 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Redhat now offers a certification program (!!!) for redhat linux
similar to MCSE from M$. Never heard of anything from Mandrake.
Tom
Marcos Dione wrote:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, ArMiSiS AiEoLn wrote:
Ok what do i gota
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