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On the command promt, what command would I type in order to start X Window?
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I alreay start the inet service but in the Win NT, when I try to ftp to the Linux machine (2 difference machine connect in the same local network, I also can ping one to the other) It does not understand. What else would I do?
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>From: Sarang Lakare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Friday 01 December 2000 08:12 pm, Tom Berkley wrote:
> By 'unclutter' do you mean the 'Show Desktop' Icon in kde that icons
> everything giving you a clear desktop and then allows you to return
> to the mess of windows that you had before you poked the icon by
> poking it again???
Do an ftp se
On Friday 01 December 2000 08:16 pm, Don wrote:
> Why does your e-mail show up with very large letters
> You must have your system setup to display 400 by 600
> screen.
>
> Don
No, 1024x768, but I seem to have a problem, thanks for pointing it
out. I've got 'iso8859-1' in settings,
startx
on 12/2/00 2:06 AM, Mike Nguyen wrote:
> Hi
> On the command promt, what command would I type in order to start X Window?
>
> Thank
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>From the quill of Michael Powell, PhD. on Saturday 02 December 2000 09:10 am,
wrote:
just type
startX (that will start KDE)
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> No you don't need a static IP although it is preferable. I run everything
> dynamic at home. Only problem is that ISPs like AOL won't accept E-mail
> from dynamically assigned IP addresses to their relay servers due to Spam
> protection. BTW I prefer postfix.
Nobody has mentioned that peop
No you don't need a static IP although it is preferable. I run everything
dynamic at home. Only problem is that ISPs like AOL won't accept E-mail
from dynamically assigned IP addresses to their relay servers due to Spam
protection. BTW I prefer postfix.
Andy
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Hi All,
has anyone connected a Linux-Mandrake workstation
successfully to UPC-Chello ISP?
best regards
Erik
> Hi All,
>
> has anyone connected a Linux-Mandrake workstation successfully to
> UPC-Chello ISP?
Yes. Me.
Just use netconf and dhcp on the right eth0 or eth1.
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At the command prompt you would type startx. This will bring up the default
xwindows session.
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On Sat, 02 Dec 2000 05:05:41 Bob Puff@NLE wrote:
> Thanks for the reply, but that doesn't work. At least in the form:
>
> find /etc/* -amin 8
>
> Seems to return some files that have been created long ago. The actual files
> do
> seem to change with time. Example:
>
> [root@main postfix]#
Yeah, I see it and they both work for me.
Tom Berkley
Sarang Lakare wrote:
>
> i think he means the "unclutter" option that comes when u right click..
>
> it works fine for me (i think!)
>
> -sarang
>
> On Friday 01 December 2000 21:12, you wrote:
>
> > > By 'unclutter' do you mean the 'Sh
Sarang Lakare wrote:
> I had a similar motherboard and hte sound worked perfectly on LM 7.1 out of
> the box! I don't know of sound quality compared to others coz I use it mainly
> for playing CDs to my head-phones.. but ac97 did work out of the box on VIA
> chipset in LM 7.1 is the bottom line :
It seems the rpm that Mandrake ships for 7.2 doesn't have the visor flag
compiled in. So I downloaded the tarball, unzipped and did ./configure
--enable usb-visor. Then the make and make install. It seems that the
install placed all the files in /usr/local/bin. The RPM had placed the files
bill wrote:
> > > > Dec 1 10:00:56 bonnie sendmail[13282]: eB1G0uj13282: SYSERR(gjd): Can't
> > > > create transcript file ./xfeB1G0uj13282: Permission denied
> > > >
> > > > Obviously this is a permission error. How do I correct this problem?
> > > > Thanks.
> Also is your security set to mor
On Sat, 2 Dec 2000, Gary de Montigny wrote:
> bill wrote:
>
> > > > > Dec 1 10:00:56 bonnie sendmail[13282]: eB1G0uj13282: SYSERR(gjd): Can't
> > > > > create transcript file ./xfeB1G0uj13282: Permission denied
> > > > >
> > > > > Obviously this is a permission error. How do I correct this pro
I tried to use the menu update command in the 7.1 mandrake (kde 1.2)
desktop and got the message menu edit not installed. After looking for a
while nothing stood out. If anyone can enlighten me about which rpm
contains the kde menu editor (note this is 7.1 not 7.2), I would
appreciate it. Thanks.
oops duh on me!
I totally forgot about that, there are dynamic
ip services like http://www.dyndns.org
that offer these things, I used it for awhile
back when I had cox cable modem services,
there are some scripts that one can
run to update to the service one's IP
as it changes.
Thankx for th
Mike Nguyen wrote:
>
> Hi
> On the command promt, what command would I type in order to start X
> Window?
For display 0 use 'startx' from a terminal - C-A-F7 to switch to it
from another X. This is the default.
For a second X, KDE, you must use display 1, 'startx -- :1' from a
terminal - C-A-F
On Sat, 2 Dec 2000, Gary de Montigny wrote:
> bill wrote:
>
> > > > > Dec 1 10:00:56 bonnie sendmail[13282]: eB1G0uj13282: SYSERR(gjd): Can't
> > > > > create transcript file ./xfeB1G0uj13282: Permission denied
> > > > >
> > > > > Obviously this is a permission error. How do I correct this prob
Hi..
I recently wrote saying that I could not print from the mailer...Til replied
and asked me to put the mail to a file..This was ok and now I can print
from the mailer..I do not know why this has happened but all is ok now..
Thanks for the input...
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Mandrake lin
I think that dependancies would be far better in Mandrake if they were only
there in cases where the programs would not run with out each other. Not
just because the packager thinks that they would be nice to getter. On
Mandrake the base system is just two large. i.e all the packages that are
need
Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
I own a copy of PM and I know that PM is compatible with linux. But PM uses
the BIOS to read the partitions.
Linux will read a much larger hard drive than the bios can read in dos.
Therefore linux can read and use partitions beyond what the bios c
Jeff Malka wrote:
> Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
One of the shrink wrapped Linux distros advertises so, but I couldn't
tell you which.
> I own a copy of PM and I know that PM is compatible with linux. But PM uses
> the BIOS to read the partitions.
Maybe you're using an ol
Well this depends on the version of dos that you load partition magic with.
I use the dos version from Windows 98se, and then I use PM to work 20 + GB
hard drives with no problem.
On Saturday 02 December 2000 13:10, you wrote:
> > Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
>
> I own a co
On Sat, 02 Dec 2000, you wrote:
> > Hi All,
>
> has anyone connected a Linux-Mandrake workstation successfully to
> UPC-Chello ISP?
>
> best regards
>
> Erik
Yes for a long time then I decided to use ADSL :-)
Its very easy to do.
Just use dhcp
Mike
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Skrivet en deus Michael Webb :
> I cant find the URL right now. Have a look for pdadduser, very good
> indeed.
>
Thanks for the tip I found pdadduser and it seems OK for the work I need to
do. BTW, while searching for pdadduser, I found in a list another utility
called psntools which seems to b
Dear friends:
I keep getting the following Netscape error message for no reason at
all:
"Bookmarks have changed on disk and are being reloaded."
I guess everybody occasionally gets this stupid message. What can be
done about it? What does it mean? How can I get rid of it once and for
all?
Tha
Jeff Malka wrote:
>
> Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
>
> I own a copy of PM and I know that PM is compatible with linux. But PM uses
> Linux will read a much larger hard drive than the bios can read in dos.
> Therefore linux can read and use partitions beyond what the bios can
Hi,I
have a "Alcatel speedtrhough home" ADSL modem which works pefectly
inwindows nut I have problems connecting it in Linux Mandrake 7.2. I
readseveral howtos on internet but none of them worked.This is my
network setup:1 AMDK6-2 500Mhz1 realtech ethernetcard (eth 0)1
alcatel ADSL-modem__
Dear All,
I have a laptop with LM7.2, and I realized that I can use different profiles
for home and work at boot time, for different network configurations. I want
to use different XF86Configs as well, because I use my laptop on a docking
station as well, so my display is different from the LCD p
> I keep getting the following Netscape error message for no reason at
> all:
>
> "Bookmarks have changed on disk and are being reloaded."
Sounds like you've got more than one Netscape running at one time and
are adding bookmarks to bookmarks.html with one and then trying to
read them with the
Some aditional info:
BTW. If I do a ADSL-start the
connection times out. Evenen if I set the time out to 300 seconds it still
times out (In windows it is connecting within 5 seconds).
I checked the log and it said unable to establish a
connection ppp0 < --> /dec/pts/0
Regards,
Palit
On Sat, 02 Dec 2000 23:51:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I checked the log and it said unable to establish a connection ppp0 < -->
> /dec/pts/0
^^
Check your pppoe config. That should be /dev/pts/0, i suppose...
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In the gpilot src dir:
make clean
rm -f config.cache
./configure --prefix=/usr --enable usb-visor
make
make install
That should fix this whole mess for you.
-- Asheesh.
On Sat, 2 Dec 2000, Jerry Sternesky wrote:
> It seems the rpm that Mandrake ships for 7.2 doesn't have the visor flag
> c
Hello Benjamin!
I remembered having had this problem once with Netscape in SuSE, from a SuSE
emplyee I got this to my taste rather cryptic reply:
This is because Netscape screwed up and stopped getting
displayed but yet was still running. You need to kill netscap
Jeff Malka wrote:
>
> Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
>
> I own a copy of PM and I know that PM is compatible with linux. But PM uses
> the BIOS to read the partitions.
>
> Linux will read a much larger hard drive than the bios can read in dos.
> Therefore linux can read and us
Ron Stodden wrote:
> Mike Nguyen wrote:
> > Hi
> > On the command promt, what command would I type in order
> > to start X Window?
>
> For display 0 use 'startx' from a terminal - C-A-F7 to
> switch to it from another X. This is the default.
>
> For a second X, KDE, you must use display 1, 'start
Jeff Malka wrote:
> Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
>
> I own a copy of PM and I know that PM is compatible with
> linux. But PM uses the BIOS to read the partitions.
>
> Linux will read a much larger hard drive than the bios can
> read in dos. Therefore linux can read and use par
Can you type "ifconfig" and see whether there is a section beginning
with "lo"?
Try to set "NETWORKING=yes" in /etc/sysconfig/network and "ONBOOT=yes"
in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-lo. Enter
service network restart
to activate this. Send me the mentioned files when this does not he
> Ranish Partition Manager. I believe that it's a dos
> program, but his docs seem to touch on some functionality
> beyond that of PM. I haven't had time to download and
> experiment with it yet but I plan to get a round tuit. :-)
Alan, I think this is one of those situations where "better tha
Tom Berkley wrote:
>
> I tried to use the menu update command in the 7.1 mandrake (kde 1.2)
> desktop and got the message menu edit not installed. After looking for a
> while nothing stood out. If anyone can enlighten me about which rpm
> contains the kde menu editor (note this is 7.1 not 7.2), I
That doesn't work, I'm in the same boat.
If 3.x is installed XFdrake does not recognize the 4.0x installation.
-JMS
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