John Aldrich wrote:
On Sat, 08 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Possibly.
If you are using a higher security level and you have ALL:ALL:DENY in
your /etc/hosts.deny file then you may want to alter it to ALL:ALL
except localhost:DENY.
I'm 99.% sure it's the "autoconfigure hostname from this
I have been looking aorund for that packege,
where can I find sniff it?
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, John Aldrich mewed:
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Quick question to ask if anyone knows of any utilities that will watch your
network activity. I have a full time connection through my
Where can you get Framemaker?
On Sat, 08 Apr 2000, Stephen F. Bosch mewed:
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
So does Microsoft Word... have you ever tried to manage a document
that's more than 18 pages in Word? With images and tables of contents?
Ahem, I did. 291 pages, more than 80 images,
Hello,
As my linux won't recognize my 128M RAM
I'm trying to put append="mem=128M" in my
lilo.conf. But when I type lilo to update the config
I get the following message:
Added li
Added win
Added floppy
No images have been defined.
HERE IS MY LILO.CONF
boot=/dev/hde
map=/boot/map
Well, in my dictionary 'WINE' stands for WINdows Emulator.
Mike Fieschko wrote:
"Michael" == Michael Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michael What kind of problems? I've heard their OS version of
Michael linux wasn't doing to hot, but I was hearing that WINE is
Michael working
I use a cable modem connection and yes it comes up upon boot ( at least if you
have your settings properly configured). It is basically setup just like a lan
Jim
On
Sat, 08 Apr 2000, you wrote: Hi folks !
A friend of mine would use linux and he has cable modem
connection with static IP. My
The eth-adaptors are realtek8139 (irq 9 and irq 10).
After the error message appears the default gw is lost.
Route simply hangs up and only ctrl-c can break its 'work'.
After reboot everything is working well for some time.
I'm trying to find any info in howto/faqs at the moment, but people
Fabrice SERVANT wrote:
Hello,
As my linux won't recognize my 128M RAM
I'm trying to put append="mem=128M" in my
lilo.conf. But when I type lilo to update the config
I get the following message:
Added li
Added win
Added floppy
No images have been defined.
HERE IS MY LILO.CONF
Fabrice SERVANT wrote:
Hello,
As my linux won't recognize my 128M RAM
I'm trying to put append="mem=128M" in my
lilo.conf. But when I type lilo to update the config
I get the following message:
Added li
Added win
Added floppy
No images have been defined.
HERE IS MY LILO.CONF
Hello List,
I am running L-M7.0 and have just installed XFree86 version4. All went
well except for the mouse pointer. The mouse is an M$ serial
IntelliMouse at com1. The first few times I started up I couldn't see
the mouse pointer at all but if I clicked the left button I could see a
small
Trevor Farrell said:
Been there, done that.
You have, I'm guessing that both cd's are on the same cable, set the dip
switches to the correct master or slave settings??
That too! Both devices work perfectly under win95 and BeOS 5, only Linux has
problems.
Just to let you
Michael Holt wrote:
Well, in my dictionary 'WINE' stands for WINdows Emulator.
No. WINE is an acronym for:
WINE Is Not an Emulator.
This follows the GNU recursive model:
GNU is Not Unix.
Wine is not an emulator or a simulator - Windows programs directly
execute on a Linux implementation
win instead of windows
That was my mistake
Thanks
Fabrice
U allways need someone to look after you, so do I
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Hi there,
does anybody know if Mandrake 7.02 supports the adaptec scsi controller 29160
with chipset 7892B or does anybody use it already? Thanks for any help!
regards
Burkhard Zombronner
On Apr 9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After reboot everything is working well for some time.
I suppose network restart brings it back online as well? If so, no conclusion
can be drawn, but if not it's most likely a hardware problem. To restart your
network services type:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network
Well I wouldn't say faster. I've had both word 97 and realplayer 7.0
working and they did work but not quite right and slow.
Ron Stodden wrote:
Michael Holt wrote:
Well, in my dictionary 'WINE' stands for WINdows Emulator.
No. WINE is an acronym for:
WINE Is Not an Emulator.
Reconfigure your mouse with mouseconfig
Dennis Robertson wrote:
Hello List,
I am running L-M7.0 and have just installed XFree86 version4. All went
well except for the mouse pointer. The mouse is an M$ serial
IntelliMouse at com1. The first few times I started up I couldn't see
the
What you need to do is compile the new kernel and install it (that is, copy
bzimage and System.map into the /boot directory) and add the newly compiled
kernel in the /etc/lilo.conf file. After that, every time you boot, you can
select which kernel to boot. It's that simple.
Icebreaker, escribió:
Fabrice SERVANT wrote:
Hello,
As my linux won't recognize my 128M RAM
I'm trying to put append="mem=128M" in my
lilo.conf. But when I type lilo to update the config
I get the following message:
Added li
Added win
Added floppy
No images have been defined.
HERE IS MY LILO.CONF
go to the same place you did to get on
Monte
Lee Binkley wrote:
How do you get off this mailing list..
please advise.
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Hello ,
I have Gimp installed. Scanner is a miroteckscanmaker IIsp scsi wich
works well .
I can scan by entering on a terminal screen xscanimage.
Bu Cannt make it to be a plug in. when i run gimp from a terminal
screen i get the following message:
/usr/lib/gimp/1.0/plug-inx/xscanimage: GIMP
NetMAX Firewall cost $74.99 at eLinux.com
- Original Message -
From: "rooker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2000 8:18 PM
Subject: [expert] NAT - proxy package
I have been trying to setup Mandrake and ipchains on an old Pentium 100
with 32meg
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
A possible way to find out is to do a
ps alwf /root/ps-output
when you go to run-level 5; eg, put this:
:5:respawn:ps alwf /root/ps-output
in your /etc/inittab. Then we can at least see what's going on when
this happens.
I added the
Sorry to butt in, is wine an "adaptor" or an "emulator"?
I have heard both from different sources.
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, Michael Holt mewed:
Well, in my dictionary 'WINE' stands for WINdows Emulator.
Mike Fieschko wrote:
"Michael" == Michael Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ron Stodden said:
Wine is not an emulator or a simulator - Windows programs directly
execute on a Linux implementation of the Windows Application Program
Interface (API), and should run just as fast (maybe faster?) as they
do under an MS API implementation.
Well, I'm sure that's true of
http://sniffit.rug.ac.be/sniffit/sniffit.html
Vic wrote:
I have been looking aorund for that packege,
where can I find sniff it?
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, John Aldrich mewed:
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Quick question to ask if anyone knows of any utilities that will watch your
"Stephen",
Yes, I have used word for large files
and I've used it since msword version 6.0
I'm the author of an open content FRPG,
http://members.xoom.com/Lycadican
it's split into two word docs which combined
total ~412 pages. I've never had msword choke
on them. I've had msword for some
Interface (API), and should run just as fast (maybe faster?) as they
do under an MS API implementation.
I just installed a cvs snapshot of wine (last night) that was
made into a stripped rpm. I must say that while it still isn't
stable it is damn fast. It is at least as fast as running under
Lee Binkley wrote:
How do you get off this mailing list..
please advise.
How did you get on this mailing list?
-Stephen-
Vic wrote:
Where can you get Framemaker?
Try the Framemaker home page at Adobe Systems for more information:
http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/main.html
Framemaker is used by publishers and authors alike -- many book
publishers request that document manuscripts be submitted in
My ISP forwarded this cry for Mandrake server assistance. It offers a
very nice reward for the solution... PJ
From: "Russell \"Elik\" Rademacher" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JServ or Jakarta
Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2000 11:40:56 -0400
Okay guys.
I been at the hair end and frankly, I would like to
Where can one go to get help configuring wine to work on my system?
Are there any How to or mailing lists?
Thanks.
Ivan
Sheldon Lee Wen wrote:
"Stephen",
Yes, I have used word for large files
and I've used it since msword version 6.0
I'm the author of an open content FRPG,
http://members.xoom.com/Lycadican
it's split into two word docs which combined
total ~412 pages. I've never had msword choke
on
Lane Lester wrote:
Ron Stodden said:
Wine is not an emulator or a simulator - Windows programs directly
execute on a Linux implementation of the Windows Application Program
Interface (API), and should run just as fast (maybe faster?) as they
do under an MS API implementation.
Sheldon
I just read something on one of the securtiy sites that a virus can
cause files to *grow.* Unfotunately I forgot where I saw the info or the
name/type of the virus.
.. Pj
Sheldon Lee Wen wrote:
Yes, I have used word for large files
and I've used it since msword version 6.0
I've got a couple of problems with the 7.0 beta that I'm running (I
should get the official release next week to install):
1) When I leave the machine running with my screen saver on
(kscience - the bouncing ball), the system will
occasionally log me out, back to the login screen w/o
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Hmn... well, you might try Adobe Framemaker (as I mentioned earlier on
the list). Apparently there is now a Linux beta available (and as a note
to others: Framemaker was originally a Unix app, it was ported to
Windows) and it already runs in Solaris.
It's
On Sun, Apr 09, 2000 at 14:57 -0500, Pj wrote:
Sheldon
I just read something on one of the securtiy sites that a virus can
cause files to *grow.* Unfotunately I forgot where I saw the info or the
name/type of the virus.
.. Pj
Sheldon Lee Wen wrote:
Yes, I have used word for large
Well, then just
setenv DISPLAY localhost:0
or
export DISPLAY=localhost:0
depending on your shell.
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| John Aldrich wrote:
|
| On Sat, 08 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| Possibly.
| If you are using a higher security level and you have ALL:ALL:DENY in
| your
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| Brian T. Schellenberger said:
| A possible way to find out is to do a
|
| ps alwf /root/ps-output
|
| when you go to run-level 5; eg, put this:
|
| :5:respawn:ps alwf /root/ps-output
|
| in your /etc/inittab. Then we can at least see
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
2) If my ISP hangs me up (it does occasionally) and I try to
reconnect, I get the message modem not responding from kppp. I can't
send an ATDT to the modem, because it's not responding. The only way to
clear it up is to reboot. Is there any other way
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
It might have been a virus but there is a much more direct
reason:
During editing a Word doc Word doesn't erase parts you erase and
replaces them with the new text. It just adds the new text and
hides the old. If you look at a doc which has been edited
several times
OT but I may be able to explain why your file sizes grow using M$ word...
If you are working on a document and click on SAVE instead of SAVE AS, this
will only add the changes to the existing document. If you clikc on SAVE AS it
will replace the existing document with the one on the screen.
Go to www.redhat.com/support and check the intel hardware compatibility
list for the adaptec controllers.
Tom
Burkhard Zombronner wrote:
Hi there,
does anybody know if Mandrake 7.02 supports the adaptec scsi controller 29160
with chipset 7892B or does anybody use it already? Thanks for
You could use netcfg to configure two interfaces with different names
and the same nic just do not activate them both at the same time. Then
if you want to change isp's then you can either run netcfg to deactivate
the current interface and then activate the other. Or you can write a
shell script
In append major items are separated with spaces and minor (within an
option) items are separated with commas. Not sure if this is a
convention for viewing or if lilo actually pays attention to this. But
it works, notheless.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Fabrice SERVANT wrote:
Hello,
As my
On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Hello List,
I am running L-M7.0 and have just installed XFree86 version4. All went
well except for the mouse pointer. The mouse is an M$ serial
IntelliMouse at com1. The first few times I started up I couldn't see
the mouse pointer at all but if I clicked
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Well, in my dictionary 'WINE' stands for WINdows Emulator.
Wrong. WINE stands for "Wine Is Not an Emulator." Go check it out.
John
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
It solves the *symptom*, but there's a reason that function was put into
kppp to begin with, namely to allow IP applications relying on reverse
lookup to function properly.
Such as? I don't use a modem for my internet, so I'm unaware of any problems
with
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Sorry to butt in, is wine an "adaptor" or an "emulator"?
I have heard both from different sources.
Neither. WINE stands for "WINE Is Not an Emulator."
John
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Hello,
As my linux won't recognize my 128M RAM
I'm trying to put append="mem=128M" in my
lilo.conf. But when I type lilo to update the config
I get the following message:
HmmFirst of all, does that first image (/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.14-15mdk) exist
in the
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Hello,
Is the linuxconf inetd service needed at boot time? For
security's sake, I'd rather turn it off.
Please do. You only need it, AFAIK, if you're going to try to remotely
administer it.
John
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
I have been looking aorund for that packege,
where can I find sniff it?
Have you tried FreshMeat? I know my boss uses it occasionallybut that's
about all I know about it. BTW, there's no space in the name...
John
It is really more of an engine than either an adapter or an emulator, it
it what the programs use to call for the hardware to do something, I
think of it as kind of the same thing as X. If a windows programs needs
a windows opened it calls the api -{ either ms or wine }- and the the
api engine
Sheldon Lee Wen wrote:
It's *excellent* for large documents.
I've already got it installed. I've used it before when I worked
at Nortel. However, it's VERY not-user-friendly. I think the UI
sucks. Although, it does produce VERY nice output.
Well, now that Adobe owns it, the UI might
Jean-Louis Debert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom Berkley wrote:
Mode 4 is UDMA 66
Mode 2 is UDMA 33
What UDMA 66 controller is in your box?
Not necessarily: UDMA 66 is _UDMA_ mode 4, but you also had
_PIO_ modes 0,1,2,3 and 4 (before any UDMA was available).
Is it absolutely sure
Pjsince there is no such Mandrake release designated 7.02
(it's 7.0-2), I'd certainly wonder if someone at that ISP is not
very careful. :-)
Alan
Pj wrote:
My ISP forwarded this cry for Mandrake server assistance. It offers a
very nice reward for the solution... PJ
From: "Russell
Snifit might be a problem though, I know from personal experience that packet
sniffers might be frowned upon on by your school's network administrator. You
could try ippl which should be on linuxberg somewhere, probably freshmeat as
well or try iplog which should also be on freshmeat.
After
Sheldon Lee Wen said:
it's split into two word docs which combined
total ~412 pages. I've never had msword choke
on them. I've had msword for some reason grow
the file size without reason. Once the file size
grew to 63MB. I had to cut and paste everything
to a new file (and then spend
Brian T. Schellenberger said:
| Apr 9 12:38:36 localhost mandrake_everytime: Building Window Manager
Sessions
| succeeded
| Apr 9 12:38:40 localhost init: Switching to runlevel: 5
Well, this is where you're switching to run-level 5. You didn't want
to do that. It's happening
Mandrake said:
Hello ,
I have Gimp installed. Scanner is a miroteckscanmaker IIsp scsi wich
works well .
I can scan by entering on a terminal screen xscanimage.
Bu Cannt make it to be a plug in. when i run gimp from a terminal
screen i get the following message:
Stephen F. Bosch said:
Windows Tetris runs great in Wine!
*LAUGHS*
grin
--
Lane
Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
Using Linux to get where I want to go...
lorne
Check out the setserial command. Here is a quick one to try but make
certain that the serial port is correct (ttyS0 is the first serial port,
ttyS1 is the second, ...). This should reset everything. If not, then
check the man pages.
/bin/setserial /dev/ttyS0 auto_irq skip_test autoconfig
Tom Berkley wrote:
In append major items are separated with spaces and minor (within an
option) items are separated with commas. Not sure if this is a
convention for viewing or if lilo actually pays attention to this. But
it works, notheless.
Tom
Speaking of the append statement. I've run
Alan,
I know the IP and I know where the question came from. Neither is bogus.
If the question is a hoax, then a lot of good people have been duped. I
don't know JServe from a bridge convention, personally, but I do take
this list and its respondents seriously. I fess up to sending the wrong
Larry
Suspect a lilo.conf line length limitation. Try using the \ character at
the end of a line
and continue the append command on the following line. Make absolute
certain that no spaces follow the \ character or is will not escape the
newline character.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Tom Berkley
For everyone who has questions about lilo, look in
/usr/doc/lilo-0.22/doc for the User_Guide and Technical_Guide. Both are
in postscript format and can be viewed with ghostview (gv). These are
most informative documents and will answer most questions about lilo and
lilo.conf. Also note that there
I just realized that this mail of mine might confuse people a bit.
Please notice that I had comments in the middle of the messages as well
as in the middle of the original message.
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| | Brian T. Schellenberger said:
| | A
You know that realplayer 7 is out for Linux now, right?
On Tue, 09 Dec 1980, you wrote:
| Well I wouldn't say faster. I've had both word 97 and realplayer 7.0
| working and they did work but not quite right and slow.
|
| Ron Stodden wrote:
|
| Michael Holt wrote:
|
| Well, in my
Is the zip drive 0,0 or 0,1?
Have you tried
cdrecord -scanbus
?
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| Trevor Farrell said:
| Been there, done that.
|
||You have, I'm guessing that both cd's are on the same
cable, set the dip |switches to the correct master or slave
settings?? |
Yes, but what rc.5 has is irrelavent; the question is: "why are we
using rc.5 in the *first* place? -- what's putting us into run-level 5?"
Do you have an init in the rc.local at all? (Possibly linked in for
run-level 3.) I suspect not, and that 'init' is some "special" magical
string that
Hello all.
It is I who wrote the original message. I apologies for the numbering of
the distro version, since I was little tired when I wrote it. So it is 7.02
or 7.0-2 which seems to be pretty much the same to me. :)
But it is important to have the JServ to work on Mandrake
AARGH! That's simply a play on words You stated the fact yourself
- the program that's NORMALLY executed on a WINDOWS platform is allowed
now to run on a LINUX platform. You EMULATE the Windows enviroment so
that you can run that program in a Linux enviroment.
~Mike~
Ron Stodden wrote:
Brook humphrey wrote:
Well I wouldn't say faster. I've had both word 97 and realplayer 7.0
working and they did work but not quite right and slow.
Ron Stodden wrote:
geee check the date in your message.. ;-)
I believe it's just semantics (IMHO). Now matter how you get there, it's a
program that allows you to use software written for another program without
changing the attributes of that software. You could call it emulator,
adapter, translator, or even 'recursive acronym' - but it doesn't really
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Such as? I don't use a modem for my internet, so I'm unaware of any problems
with turning OFF the "autoconfigure hostname." Please enlighten me as to what
problems you encounter after turning it off.
John
It's a feature, not a
I'm not quite sure why you want to blast me for simple semantics, but
whatever name you want to give it, it still performs the same function.
~Mike~
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sun, 09 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Well, in my dictionary 'WINE' stands for WINdows Emulator.
Wrong. WINE stands for "Wine
"Normally", the init level is set by the first non-comment line in
/etc/inittab. Mine says:
id:3:initdefault:
and my system does properly boot to runlevel 3.
/etc/inittab is the file that controls how init works. You can override
inittab by specifying a parameter at the lilo prompt. So, that
Of course, this all begs the question...
Why spends days debugging this when a simple reinstall (an hour) would most
likely fix it?
That's one of the reasons I always design my systems so that I can reinstall
the OS without destroying any of my data. One of the powers of Linux. I'm
able to
Okay, so it's my fault... I designed the Mandrake Apache package and some
patches make Jserve incompatible.
Problem is, I have been travelling over the past 2 months. This week it's
the Linux-Expo in Montreal, but on Thursday, I plan 5 hours to solve the
problem.
Tell Russell I take care of
Play on words or not, that's what the Wine team says it stands for.
To emulate, aren't you faking it? If they don't fake it, but actually have
the APIs, then it's not emulation, it's real. Hence, not emulation.
If it was hardware, then I'd say it had to be emulation. Since we're talking
Thanks to everyone for your help with the ip masq. I now have it working
and am back on line. I have a new problem though. I use 2 different
isp's. 1. "asquith.net" works fine, 2. "sprint.ca" shows my
192.168.100.254 instead of there 207.107.whatever. I know that they only
support win xx and IE
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