I've played with a bunch of the settings in the SCSI card bios to no
avail.. Nothing seems out of place or to be configured incorrectly.. And
it's weird because, again, it always works fine in windows but only works
intermittently in Mandrake.
Could someone out there help me work around this
Have you checked lilo.conf or grubs menu.lst (whichever yu are using) -
sounds like the install program detected it and set it up to init the
card before booting.
BillK
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So sprach scrapmetaldevil am Thu, Sep 07, 2000 at 06:50:01AM -0400:
Is it just me, or is this persistent via UNIX/Linux type systems? When listing
or sorting items by the command ls. kmail, or just about anything, numbers are
sorted by the first digit.
That's nothing UNIX-special. What you
So sprach Charles A Edwards am Sat, Oct 21, 2000 at 08:22:50AM -0400:
Even though cdrecord is showing only 10% cpu usage it will still hijack all
the cpus it can and hold them in reserve moreover it will take up most of
your System Resourses which is a combination of cpu, memory, cashe, etc.
Hi,
After I formay it with "fdformat /dev/fd0H1440", how do I
create a filesystem on it?
Would it simply be "mkfs -V -c /dev/fd0", or is there some
other mk* command that I haven't found?
Thanks,
Ron
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So sprach Ron Johnson, Jr. am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 03:39:26AM -0500:
Would it simply be "mkfs -V -c /dev/fd0", or is there some
other mk* command that I haven't found?
For FAT/VFAT it would be mkdosfs, but besides this, you're correct
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Linux system? I mean, to say what users can remotely access to the
computer and who cannot.
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From: "rharvey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 11:16 PM
Subject: mail server problem
I have a linuxmandrake box. newest version... Linux uses postfix for a
mail
server. I think I have set it up to handle mail.
I believe my current problem is
"man login" will give you the scoop. The file /etc/usertty allows you to
setup quite elaborate definitions of host, groups, and users that are able
to login to the system.
HTH
Stew Benedict
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work the way you do, we can help.
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Try reading through the /etc/security/access.conf file for examples of
syntax on how to disallow logins (console and remote).
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Sent: Sunday, 22 October 2000
Alexander Skwar wrote:
Well, but that's very hardly noticeable. Sure, every program grabs as much
of the CPU, memory, cache etc.pp. as it can get, but cdrecord definitely
isn't the worst example.
No I agree... I don't think it's CPU related: I am looking in the direction
of interrupts
A lot of earlier linux books indicate that the kernel does not
properly understand memory greater than 64 megs unless you add a
memory size statement to lilo or at a boot prompt. I am running
Mandrake 7 on one machine with 320 megs of memory. Using the kde
system info (memory) panel it gives
So sprach Chang F.K.K. am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 02:36:59PM +0200:
I narrowed down the problem to the following situation: it only
happens when I do *data* burning *on the fly*, i.e. directly from
cd-rom to cd-rw (audio on-the-fly would probably cause the same
but I don't do that).
Hmm, are
Hi,
I downloaded new openssl and openssh for my 7.1 os. I installed openssl
etc,
and when I went to install openssh I got the following unsatisfied
dependency error.
`rpmlib versioned unsatisfied dependencies =3.0.3_1'
When I downloaded the rpm's for openssh, it listed the required
So sprach Eric Mings am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 10:39:36AM -0400:
Mandrake 7 on one machine with 320 megs of memory. Using the kde
system info (memory) panel it gives what appears to be inconsistent
Don't know about this KDE memory thingy, but type in "free" at a prompt.
The very first
So sprach mrweb am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 01:42:09AM -0700:
Where can I find `rpmlib 3.03_1?
FAQ: In rpm = 3.0.4
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Has anyone had any problems making a boot floopy or formatting a floppy
with ext2 file system with drakboot? After trying, when I go to mount the
floppy I get an error saying 'wrong fs type, bad super block, or too many
mounted file systems'. If I format the floppy with a dos fs, the floppy is
On Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 05:46:44PM +0200, Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach Eric Mings am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 10:39:36AM -0400:
Mandrake 7 on one machine with 320 megs of memory. Using the kde
system info (memory) panel it gives what appears to be inconsistent
Don't know about this KDE
I recently made the mistake of trying to change monitors on a linux
box I have. Since then I have had nothing but grief. The original
install process of Mandrake does a fairly good job of setting up X,
but trying to upgrade something later still seems a lot of voodoo. I
tried using XF86Setup
On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, Roland Hightower wrote:
Has anyone had any problems making a boot floopy or formatting a floppy
with ext2 file system with drakboot? After trying, when I go to mount the
floppy I get an error saying 'wrong fs type, bad super block, or too many
mounted file systems'.
I'm having trouble using the tcsh shell. Specifically, the
shell init files have been giving me errors. I tried playing
around with them, but haven't had much luck. I'm used to these
files being in csh syntax, but the ones in the Mandrake
installation seem to be in bash format, and that seems
On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
- PGP sure is free. I'm running right now on my machine. Both PGPcmndln and
- PGP4Pine. Both operate quite well on this Mandrake machine.
PGP works fine on Linux and there are Freeware versions. It is a good
program. However, now that the RSA patent has
I try to avoid booting into a graphical login...I have seen it cause too
many problems, one of which is what you're describing.
When you change monitors, it is easiest to log into a terminal (init 3) and
vi the /etc/X11/XF86Config (or /etc/X11/XF86Config-4) file(s) to reflect
the new monitor's
Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach Ron Johnson, Jr. am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 03:39:26AM -0500:
Would it simply be "mkfs -V -c /dev/fd0", or is there some
other mk* command that I haven't found?
For FAT/VFAT it would be mkdosfs, but besides this, you're correct
What's the difference
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I try to avoid booting into a graphical login...I have seen it cause too
many problems, one of which
Ahh thanks,
:)
I have searched for that one, but not located it.
thanks anyway,
mrweb
Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach mrweb am Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 01:42:09AM -0700:
Where can I find `rpmlib 3.03_1?
FAQ: In rpm = 3.0.4
Alexander Skwar
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From: "Mark Weaver" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2000 1:10 AM
Subject: RE: [expert] 7.1 on 486
mandrake 7.1 will install and run on a 486. I've got an IBM sitting in my
dinning room with Mandrake 7.1 on
I'm not sure whether it's "Charles" or Greg Stewart
I'm addressing this to, but how does one do an
interactive startup? Thanx. --doug, wa2say
At 16:15 10/22/2000 -0400, you wrote:
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When the services start booting (you'll start seeing the list of things with
[ OK ] next to them, hit the 'I' key (caps doesn't matter) and you be
prompted to start of stop each service as it is encountered in the init
scripts.
--Greg
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Larry Marshall wrote:
xfstt is afaik the 1st or one of the 1st free true type rasterisers
available, GPL.
What is it that makes you think WPO is looking for this on your
system?
Sorry, this was an error I made (not Bill Piety's [EMAIL PROTECTED]) when
analysing my SuSE 6.4 installation
Larry Marshall wrote:
There is a notorious problem with the installation of the
FontTastic Font Server on non-Debian-based distros.
I have no problem with this under LM7.1.
I have no problems anymore under SuSE 6.4 (SMP kernels: 2.2.14 or
2.2.17) with WPO 2000 (german) or PhotoPaint
It was me Charles
During boot just after the kernel is uncompressed and the system checks
your drives you will see the Line "Welcome to Linux-Mandrake. Enter [I] for
Interactive Startup" You will then see a listings of processes as they are
being started with the notation of either OK or
I've changed monitors several times due to demoing linux in
different places. I use linuxconf to set the boot mode to
3 then when I start linux with the new monitor, I run
xf86config from the console. When I have X running with
startx they way I want, I use linuxconf to reset the boot
mode back
I have no problems anymore under SuSE 6.4 (SMP kernels: 2.2.14 or
2.2.17) with WPO 2000 (german) or PhotoPaint (english) after finding
Corel's install script for non-Debian distros.
This is interesting. I just got a CD with SuSE7.0 from the latest
Linux Format but I haven't done anything
This is a problem with Linuxconf on Mandrake 6.1, so with any luck it has
already been repaired.
I installed the dhcp server on my system, and everything appeard to run
fine. Then I found myself rebooting from time to time, and noticed that,
while the Sys V startup sequence said dhcpd started
Have you tried editing the file and removing one?
guran remberg wrote:
Or thought about the fact the NIC might be bad
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I have no problems anymore under SuSE 6.4 (SMP kernels: 2.2.14 or
2.2.17) with WPO 2000 (german) or PhotoPaint (english) after finding
Corel's install script for non-Debian distros.
My brain just integrated this. I've got a "Red Hat" distribution with
my WPO CD. Are you talking about the
can anyone tell me the exact link on docs on linux file account permission
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RC1 is great! But for reasons unknown after rebooting this afternoon it
is stuck after bringing up mouse services. Anyone else run across this
problem? Going to try to disable gpm on boot...
Cecil
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Moving on...now the problem is with proftpd.
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Hi everybody,
I've got a 3Com Etherlink XL 10/100 PCI TX Nic (3C905B-TX).
This card works fine in WinME.
The kernel module I'm using is 3c59x.
I used Webmin for my first time, and it said that the nic wasn't even
started. When I enable it, I get the following error:
SIOCSIFFLAGS: Resource
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