Email me privately Doug - I have a fix...
Cheers
Doug McGarrett wrote:
Does anyone here know of a Windows 98 equivalent to
this mailing list? I need one question answered, but
if someone here was willing to do so, I'd be very happy
not to have to mess with a Windows list.
Question:
Hello all.
I tryed to recompile several SRPMS on my (fresh installed) MDK 7.1 box but i got
this strange error message: "fg: no job control". It happens with XFree86-4.0.1
(cooker) and other packages.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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I'm not sure, but that sounds like a problem I had once. Are you sure that
the problem is with the nfs daemon instead of xfs daemon?.
What happened to me was that after a reboot X wasn't able to reboot again
because the xfs couldn't create a lock or something like that.
After some hours of head
Is there any way to know the speed of my modem when I connect to the
internet? (33'6k,56k)
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On Sun, 10 Sep 2000 11:00:41 +0200 "José Antonio Jiménez" wrote:
Is there any way to know the speed of my modem when I connect to the
internet? (33'6k,56k)
For me I stick W2 in my dial command, eg ATW2DT0123456789
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Submitted 09-Sep-00 by Stephen Bosch:
2.2.17 isn't an official kernel patch (i.e., it's a Mandrake patch
I'm afraid you are mistaken. 2.2.17 *is* official.
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Yes, it uses the SVGA Server and it's installed..tryed to install all the
servers so it wouldn't have a problem finding it, still no luck.
On Sat, 09 Sep
2000, you wrote:
That is very strange, esp. when you are not even using a Trident video card. Did you
select the right X
server for
On Sun, Sep 10, 2000 at 12:21:09PM +0800, BillK wrote:
Had to answer this one. As far as a new HD NOW, I did, around 4 yrs
ago, but decided to keep using this one as well untill it really died,
which it hasnt yet!! Its also been moved into different machines a
number of times, with no
To the cooker and expert list;
Are you people so insecure that when
I sign my imput and use the title that did not come easily, and one that
I am proud of, that you have to try and belittle me for NO appartent reason.
The Dr. means that I went through post graduate school with 3.8 average
and
"D. R. Evans" wrote:
If I kill the script-based bit, then I never get to the PAP. BOTH are
necessary, which does seem faintly ridiculous. But perhaps not without
precedent; this is, after all, USWest.
(Maybe this whole thing has something to do with the takeover, since they
are now QWest.
Anton Graham wrote:
Submitted 09-Sep-00 by Stephen Bosch:
2.2.17 isn't an official kernel patch (i.e., it's a Mandrake patch
I'm afraid you are mistaken. 2.2.17 *is* official.
As of when? I tried to find it two weeks ago, and it wasn't on
ftp.kernel.org.
-Stephen-
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"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
"D. R. Evans" wrote:
If I kill the script-based bit, then I never get to the PAP. BOTH are
necessary, which does seem faintly ridiculous. But perhaps not without
precedent; this is, after all, USWest.
(Maybe this whole thing has something to do with the
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000, you wrote:
To the cooker and expert list;
Are you people so insecure that when
I sign my imput and use the title that did not come easily, and one that
I am proud of, that you have to try and belittle me for NO appartent reason.
The Dr. means that I went through post
On Sat, Sep 09, 2000 at 05:48:30PM -0400, Dr Michael Powell, Ph.D. wrote:
To the cooker and expert list;
Are you people so insecure that when I sign my imput and use the
title that did not come easily, and one that I am proud of, that you
have to try and belittle
On Sat, 9 Sep 2000, "Dr-PhD" == Dr Michael Powell, Ph.D. wrote:
Dr-PhD To the cooker and expert list; Are you people so insecure
Dr-PhD that when I sign my imput and use the title that did not come
Dr-PhD easily, and one that I am proud of, that you have to try and
Dr-PhD
Are you people so insecure that when I sign my imput
Speaking of insecure, you digitally sign your e-mails with a different
address than you send with. :)
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Benjamin Reed wrote:
> Are you people so insecure that when I sign my
imput
Speaking of insecure, you digitally sign your e-mails with a different
address than you send with. :)
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On Sat, 9 Sep 2000, Dr Michael Powell, Ph.D. wrote:
Cher Monsieur; un ecrit: est une compagnie entertainmaent française, est
que là où vous avez trouvé votre " netiquet". Son l'année 2000 si vous
ne pouvez pas manipuler le HTML, ce monsieur, est un problème personnel.
Jusque ma signature 2,
Yeah, I'm going to trya direct Source compile. Does
anyone have any methods to go about doing this?, I
hear stuff about being areful not to overwrite your
header files or soemthing. A configure option I found
that was supposedly useable was:
./configure --enable-add-ons=linuxthreads,crypt
It's less than a week old, I think
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Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] 2.2.17 Kernel - Automount Feature Missing
Anton Graham wrote:
Submitted 09-Sep-00 by Stephen
je ne parle pas francais
Khun Phud pasa thai dai mai krap?
laew pasa lao dai boh?
ni whei shuo zhongwen ma?
Maybe we can find a language to communicate on
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From: "Dr Michael Powell, Ph.D." [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2000 7:39
dear sir,
how offended you must have been to come across non north american usage
in a north american mailing list.. oh wait, but it it isn't is it? that
aside, i could have sworn that a chap called berners-lee had at least a
minor role in creating the current internet paradigm but what would i
Hey, Hey, Hey, everybody!
Dr. Powell was responding to a thread found in the archives here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/expert@linux-mandrake.com/msg23073.html
which may not have been meant as particularly nasty, but certainly came
across that way to me. In short, he took it personally and
welcome to the club!
I'm suffering the same thing with Netscape 4.74 (even prior to upgrade). The
same thing happened when I browse to a Flash-enabled website 'though I've
installed Flash plug-in :/
Joe
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Hello All,
I just switched over from the crappy OpenSound commercial sound driver to the
ALSA sounddriver for my Yamaha PCI soundcard. The only problem now is that
MpegTV tells me "Cannot Play Audio: Broken Pipe". Have any of you had success
with getting MpegTV to work with ALSA?
Thanks,
Can we Drop this Topic and discuss what the damn thing is here for?
This is all personal conversation and unrelated to the topic. I am tired of
my bandwidth being wasted by this trivial childish B$.
Take it home to your personal email, I See enough of this at work, now
please go away.
Dan.
You won't see ie5 for linux there is for unix but no port for linux
Gates hasent lost his mind yet!!
I'm suffering the same thing with Netscape 4.74 (even prior to upgrade). The
same thing happened when I browse to a Flash-enabled website 'though I've
installed Flash plug-in :/
Keep
Hate to admit it? I think NS is crap. IE is much better than NS. If I
could get IE on linux, I would. If you're looking for an alternative to NS
though, download the latest milestone of Mozilla. And then download Galeon
(http://galeon.sourceforge.net). Galeon uses Mozilla and it's pretty
I believe, if you are good enough at hacking the install, you may be able to
pull off using IE5 in linux from the Solaris/HP-UX source. I don't know the
diffrences, but if all it takes is getting a few libraries, and creating
symlinks to the correct files, I don't see why it shouldn't work.
Of
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From: "Ralph" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 2:47 PM
Subject: RE: [expert] IE5 for linux
You won't see ie5 for linux there is for unix but no port for linux
Gates hasent lost his mind yet!!
Kind of useable under WINE,
Sorry to have to do this, but the demonstrative pomposity of those who are
actually engaging this poor gentleman in a war over what should be treated
as an oversight, typographic error, or linguistic inconsistency is simply
becoming an issue ad nauseam. Further, his own belated response to the
It turns out that I am downloading it at this very minute to find out. :) I
am going to install on a seperate machine of course, just in case MS
Boobytrapped it. :)
Dan.
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From: Greg Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000
Quick! Somebody mention Hitler so this thread can end officially by the
rules of Usenet!
Oop, I did it.
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Here is a strange problem. I just installed Mandrake 7.1 on a new
machine. And when I run KDE or Gnome, I get a white box about 1/2 by
1/2 inch on my 15 inch monitor screen. It seems I don't have the
actual pointer icon. The upper left hand corner of the white square
seems to function the
Let us know how it goes!
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000, Daniel Baker wrote:
It turns out that I am downloading it at this very minute to find out. :) I
am going to install on a seperate machine of course, just in case MS
Boobytrapped it. :)
Dan.
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From: Greg Stewart
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From: "Greg Stewart" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 3:50 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] IE5 for linux
I believe, if you are good enough at hacking the install, you may be able
to
pull off using IE5 in linux from the
Greg,
I believe you're right. I've heard of people getting IE 5 for Unix to work
before. I'm not sure if they were using WINE or not though.
Tyler
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From: "Greg Stewart" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 12:50 PM
Subject: Re:
"just in case MS Boobytrapped it. :)"
Paranoid! I like that! :-)
--Greg
It turns out that I am downloading it at this very minute to find out. :)
I
am going to install on a seperate machine of course, just in case MS
Boobytrapped it. :)
Dan.
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From: Greg
I believe, if you are good enough at hacking the install, you may be
able to pull off using IE5 in linux from the Solaris/HP-UX source. I
don't know the diffrences, but if all it takes is getting a few
libraries, and creating symlinks to the correct files, I don't see
why it shouldn't work.
I have a reasonably stable and useful install of Mandrake-Linux 6.0, but I'd
like to move up to 7.1.
However, I'm concerned it won't be a very easy thing to do, and I'd rather
not have to do a mass-reinstall of all my software.
What say ye, fellow list members? How bad is the upgrade process
"just in case MS Boobytrapped it. :)"
Paranoid! I like that! :-)
Hey, where Micro$oft are concerned, one cannot be too careful...
It would be a great example of FUD at work...
#;-D
Regards,
Ozz.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
Thanks for the laugh.
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Quick! Somebody mention Hitler so this thread can end officially by the
rules of Usenet!
Oop, I did it.
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Give it a shot. the worst part of it all is waiting for the packages to
install. It took a LONG time to do on my box.
Tyler
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From: "David Blair" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 1:47 PM
Subject: [expert] Upgrading to 7.1
What kind of mouse is it? Is it not recognised correctly? Or, are you
actually selecting the kind of mouse you have during install, and it turns
out that linux really wants to drive it as something different?
--Greg
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From: "Larry Blodgett" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here is
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000 18:03:29 -0400, Larry wrote:
I have now installed several distros and they all exhibit the same
perplexing problem. It is getting scary, I am contemplating putting
my W98 drive in the drive bay just to check the pointer (I told you
it was getting scary).
Did he change his network card in the server and is the correct MAC
address
for it and is it entered properly?
(normally I would expect each segment of the MAC address to be two
digits.)
Well, we're not certain why, but the Windows solution (reboot) fixed it.
And the single-digit MAC address
You have 2 choices:
1:Symantec's Ghost's 6.x
2:Partition Magic 5.x
Stefan Srdic wrote:
Doug McGarrett wrote:
Does anyone here know of a Windows 98 equivalent to
this mailing list? I need one question answered, but
if someone here was willing to do so, I'd be very happy
not to have
Hi,
I bought a Kingmax ken0100-a-1.41 10/100 ethernet PCMCIA card. It had
Linux compatible on the back of the box. To my surprise only been tested
on RedHat 5.2 6.0 and SuSe and so after following all instructions the
'make' file has not worked once.
I have recompiled the kernel to PCMCIA
Sorry I haven't replied sooner, I have been on leave for a while.
I can't find a direct claim that "linux doesn't support direct maps",
anywhere (although I seem to recall seeing it somewhere...). But I
know I spent some time trying to make it work without success. And,
the autofs
It's a problem with your video card, XFree86 is trying to display a cursor
using hardware routines but something isn't going well. As root, edit your
/etc/X11/XF86Config file and scroll down to the section named "Device" and
you'll see a few lines that start with `#Option`. It's easy to find
Yup - that's all there is. I'm currently using IE5.5 and Outlook 2000 (on
win2k) which don't have near the problems of Netscape. I would love to see
a port to linux (any hackers out there?)
Mike
Someone posted a comment that IE5.5 was available for UNIX at
ftp.microsoft.com and that they
I've used it under VMWare! hahaha, at a time when my windows partition
wouldn't even boot!
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From: "Hoyt" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2000 3:49 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] IE5 for linux
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From: "Ralph"
after trying to find problems with my linux xf86config file and discovering a
poor install such as very few if any utilitys could be found i figured i
havent done much with the system and simply formatted my linux partition and
reloaded linux, well i figured i had a successful install i
i wonder if you can do that with a win modem??? wich would be awesome, less
crap to buy
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You might try editing the X config file for the cursor under the mouse
section or the video driver section : I can't remember, and I'm at a MS
machine now. Anyway, there's a switch for this problem, although I've never
encountered it.
Dan
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From: "Oliver L. Plaine Jr."
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after trying to find problems with my linux xf86config file and discovering a
poor install such as very few if any utilitys could be found i figured i
havent done much with the system and simply formatted my linux partition and
reloaded linux, well i figured i had a
formatting eventually causes sectors to go bad any manufacturer of a hard
drive will tell you that granted its not a whole lot maybe a few bytes worth
but id like to find another way to resolve this problem with a corrupted
kernel
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Dr-PhD To the cooker and expert list; Are you people
so insecure
[...]
Troll.
People, try to focus :-)
-Gabi
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On Thu, 07 Sep 2000, stuartsimpson wrote:
I am currently having problems printing with my canon bj200.
i've the same printer and it's now working fine, so take hope...the printer
selection list that was unavailable on install can be reached through
drakconfan icon on the desktop gets
What is the last line of "ifup" in sbin.
It got trimed on fsck somehow I know it dosent end with
"ifup-p" I'm not on the list so repy direct please
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