Are you then saying that the RPM recompilation does NOT by default turn on
the i686 optimization switches...
If so then does the target=i686 do so?
Which is what I though happened automatically with a --rebuild.
If not WHY What good is the target=i686 switch for RPM rebuilds then
Hi,all,
the 2.4.3 kernel is released.
When will Mandrake v8.0 be released?
Indeed, it takes a liitle long time to release a new version from beta. a little
anxious !
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On Friday 30 March 2001 19:15, you wrote:
Anyone have any ideas where I might be going wrong here:
Promise ATA-100 PCI card with 2 IBMs attached.
Base Mandrake kernel 2.2.17 works perfectly with the card...
boots into /dev/hde1
When I upgrade the kernel to 2.4.x ( I tried 0, 2, and 3),
On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Rusty Carruth wrote:
I recently joined this list, not because I feel 'expert' but because I wanted
to know how the next release of Mandrake was shaping up, and this isn't a bad
place to find out. I am very glad I caught this thread. I'm currently running 2
AMD K6s and
This is clearly going to be simple when the answer is presented and I will
smack myself on the head, but for now...
I used to be able to telnet into my linux box from my (NT4) laptop. They
are connected with Samba, the laptop connects to the linux box, I can
transfer files, the linux box is a
not a reply.../!!! but
myself facing the same problem...
help is appreciated
earlier I enquired but in vain...
kevin has posted a solution but it didnt work for me...
prasad.
This is clearly going to be simple when the answer is presented and I will
smack myself on the head, but for
1) Did you INSTALL the telnet server?
It is not installed by default...
Check with...
# rpm -qa | grep telnet
telnet-0.17-5mdk
2) Is it enabled?
Check in Linuxconf's
Server Tasks, Internet Services, Internet Server Database
Enable it if it doesn't appear.
3)
Well since the release i686 RPM's are really compiled for i586, this is a
rather academic discussion...
Civilme states that there are NO i686 optimizations in the i686 RPM's...
that they are really i586 optimized RPM's with i686 tagging because of the
CPU in the machine they were compiled on.
On Saturday 31 March 2001 06:16, you wrote:
This is clearly going to be simple when the answer is presented and I
will smack myself on the head, but for now...
I used to be able to telnet into my linux box from my (NT4) laptop.
They are connected with Samba, the laptop connects to the linux
Hello jose,
I tried as you said...
I have ftp and telnet installed...
I followed your next step...of going to
linuxconf's=
Server Tasks, Internet Services, Internet Server Database
they are enabled there...but
when I tell it accept...its reporting
in.ftpd not found in /usr/sbin/
On Saturday 31 March 2001 09:12, you wrote:
On Friday 30 March 2001 19:15, you wrote:
Anyone have any ideas where I might be going wrong here:
--- snip
Bob Silva
bob @bravenet.com
The 2.4 kernel was built with those awful devices in
Dear friends:
For some reason, during reinstallation LM72 did not recognize my Zip 100
meg USB drive. It always had before. I went into DrakConf, Hardware, but
it didn't bring up my Zip drive.
During bootup, I get a big red X next to "USB interface"
Here is what I have tried to do:
1)
My /dev/hda primary partition, like many of you no doubt, is vfat with
windoze on it. I have found that if I build a kernel (2.4.x) without
including fat and vfat IN the kernel, then I get the "kernel panic, cannot
mount root fs" message. This has happened to me several times lately and in
Install the telnet server RPM from the CD...
-JMS
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of B.V.L.S.Prasad
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 10:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [expert] Telnet Problem
Hello jose,
I tried as you
Thanks alot jose
it worked...
i had to reinstall the ftp and telnet servers once again...and thats
all it worked straight
the mistake was small..identification took 2 weeks ...
your suggestions has worked perfectly well...
at the same time I learnt a lot..
thanks to all!!! once
I've downloaded the nvidia kernel and glx tarballs. Done make install on
both of them and they installed successfully. I wanted to test it with
tuxracer, but it doesn't work. It complains about the opengl. I included
the output from lsmod and when I try to run tuxracer below. I also have
a
On Saturday 31 March 2001 09:36, you wrote:
Dear friends:
For some reason, during reinstallation LM72 did not recognize my Zip
100 meg USB drive. It always had before. I went into DrakConf,
Hardware, but it didn't bring up my Zip drive.
During bootup, I get a big red X next to "USB
Steven Taetzsch wrote:
I've downloaded the nvidia kernel and glx tarballs. Done make install on
both of them and they installed successfully. I wanted to test it with
tuxracer, but it doesn't work. It complains about the opengl. I included
the output from lsmod and when I try to run
On Sat, 31 Mar 2001 17:17:38 +0400 (RET), someone wrote:
I used to be able to telnet into my linux box from my (NT4) laptop. They
are connected with Samba, the laptop connects to the linux box, I can
transfer files, the linux box is a server but I can't telnet in and
log-on?
telnet
Hello folks;
I am taken a latex course and after every session I am most for use this
wonderfull text-compiler system. The course it under windows, but using
free software.
But my aim is to use latex under linux, nevertheless, the use of a
WYSIWYG text editor is for me more interesting that just
Dear Alex:
Thanks so very much. Will try and report to the list.
Benjamin
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Sher's Russian Web
http://www.websher.net
Benjamin and Anna Sher
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You can save files as latex from lyx (do not use klyx, it is major broken and
no longer in development). Also, the output of lyx is text as well. Try it.
Save a lyx file and then open it in a text editor.
Beyond that, I know of no WYSIWYG editor for latex. Lyx is a "WYSIWYM" app,
meaning
Hello all,
I was dropped off the mailing list for some reason last week so forgive me if
this question has already been answered.
I managed to install the KDE 2.1.1 XFree files but I'm having a problem with
kdelibs. This is the error that I get:
unpacking of archive failed on file
Dear Alex and friends:
Have tried different ways to get Linux to detect my USB. Nothing that I
do seems to work.
Here is the data:
1) /etc/modules
[sher@sher07 /etc]$ cat modules
# /etc/modules: kernel modules to load at boot time. #
# This file should contain the names of kernel modules that
Usually when I'm in X and start the command "linuxconf" I get the X
version of the program.
However, today I did an install, and when I try it on this machine I
just get the character-based version of the program appearing in
the terminal window. Also, when I try to run it from Drakconf, it
The first time I installed 7.2 and logged in, I got that "great" sound
as port of KDE coming up and sound from RealAudio worked fine.
This was great because it was the first time that LINUX had handled
my sound card.
I had to reinstall 7.2 because I trashed a file system. I did an
install
from
Hi
I have
a cd-rewiter, mandy found it etc but I have a problem with x-roast. When I
tried to copy on the fly i.e. cd to cd I found it had set up the writer twice .
Can any 1 advise me on how to and where I can correct it ..
many thanks
homart
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