Salve a tutti, ho un grandissimo problema.
Ho comprato un nuovo PC così composto:
Scheda Madre ASUS A7V133 con chipset VIA KT133 e BIOS ver. 1004.
Scheda Video Matrox G450
Scheda Audio Sound Blaster Live 1024
Scheda di Rete Intel 100Mb
Memoria 3x256 MB
On Tue, 1 May 2001, Fabrizio Silvestri wrote:
Ragazzi non riesco ad installare Linux in nessun modo. Mi si pianta
l'installazione addirittura quando deve formattare il disco (se faccio delle
partizioni estese) altrimenti mi si pianta dopo che ha copiato i primi file.
Credo di ricevere un
This post will totally betray my ignorance, but i'd rather try to help someone
:-) I had similar errors with one installation (of Mandrake) and i don't
remember how i solved it. Here are a few things that come to mind.
Have you:
1) explicitly made sure that the correct modules are configured
Well ,the keyboard is a new dell keybaord I got from a dell computer (the
server is not Dell.) It was working great there, but I guess I can try it
again. The mouse I have tried with one another computer, a laptop.
However, the laptop's ps/2 ports are quarky and act wierd, so maybe to bad
things
Oh, many thanks! I was totally unaware of depmod -a command.
I tried that, and afterwards did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/alsasound restart
and it complained about the same thing. argh.
I dont seem to have a sndconfig program anywhere on the disk..
Btw, I did not build a kernel; I simply did an rpm
First impressions of Mandrake 8 install (machine: Thinkpad a20m,
Mandrake 7.2 with updated kernel and botched sound is installed)
Booted from CD-ROM..
* Trackpoint does not work (worked fine in Mandrake 7.2)
regardless of which mouse you pick. Further, if you pick
any of the bus mouses; it
Hi there
Could anyone let me know what the most common causes for the above error in
kppp is
except for removing 'lock' from /etc/ppp/options?
I'm using LM8 with an external Creative ModemBlaster and I used to have the
same problem
with LM7.2 but only when I used a 2.4.x kernel. I tried a 2.2.x
We have a Solaris server here that I had no problem
connecting Mandrake 7.2 to, but version 8 doesn't seem to
co-operate. NetConf nolonger lists the option to alter NIS
settings, although I have manually edited yp.conf, and all
other settings seem correct. I have noticed that rlogin
rexec seem
hello MANDRAKE!
this morning i found a strange entry in /var/log/messages:
May 1 04:02:07 orbit AESctl: httpd -USR1 succeeded
a quick search thru deja or google fond nothing - has someone an
explanation for it?
regards,
PAT
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Hello i am trying to run some 3D Games that comes with
Mandrake . but
the movement of the games is very very slow although i
have a 16MB Vodoo
Banshee with 190 MB RAM a PII 350 Processor
Help me out here please .
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Do You Yahoo!?
Well after having many problems installing Mandrake 8 on my server (it
would die during/after the network setup with a seg fault (missing memory
message)) I finally got it going. This machine serves as my primary
file/print server for my house. It includes several windows machines and
a couple
permissions is one of them. Why don't you post the portion of your
/var/log/messages that pertain to ppp error and maybe that will give us a
clue.
-s
On Tuesday 01 May 2001 03:14 am, you wrote:
Hi there
Could anyone let me know what the most common causes for the above error in
kppp is
El Martes 01 Mayo 2001 10:14, Tutty, Dan escribi:
Hi there
Could anyone let me know what the most common causes for the above error in
kppp is
except for removing 'lock' from /etc/ppp/options?
I'm using LM8 with an external Creative ModemBlaster and I used to have the
same problem
with
I gave it some thought and now i remember that sndconfig saved me. If you the
kernel is built with support for your soundcard and all the module dependancies
are set up correctly, then sndconfig is your next step. (That means we're
hoping that your kernel will support it, but try this next step
Dan, try going through your logs to see if there's anything revealing there:
/var/log/whatever-seems-relevant. You could probably start with
/var/log/daemons/errors, then try .../daemons/info, .../daemons/warnings,
/var/log/syslog, etc.. You get the idea.
You can use tail -50
Oh Turgut, one more thing. Although i'm sure that running sndconfig will almost
certainly solve your problem, another thing you might try doing is going
through some of your logfiles to see if you can get any insight there. Maybe
start with /var/log/syslog and try any other ones that seem
Is that the same error message that it produces if you just unplug the phone
line when you're online? Could it be that your ISP is dropping you for some
reason?
dunno,
j
--- Tutty, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there
Could anyone let me know what the most common causes for the above
On 1 May, faisal gillani wrote:
Hello i am trying to run some 3D Games that comes with
Mandrake . but
the movement of the games is very very slow although i
have a 16MB Vodoo
Banshee with 190 MB RAM a PII 350 Processor
Help me out here please .
Are you using acceleration
Hi,
It looks like Mandrake 8.0 uses a frame buffer to boot. I don't want that. I
want to go back to the good old text screen we used to have in 7.2. The
reason is that once I've booted into X, I can no longer acces the console. I
want to remove the use of the frame buffer so I can see if the
Many thanks for the sndconfig; unfortunately it displays that my Cirrus
Logic|CS 4614/22/24 [CrystalClear SoundFusion Audio Accelerator] is
currently NOT supported, and quits.
sigh. and I used to have sound when I first installed 7.2.
-turgut
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Turgut Kalfaoglu: http://www.kalfaoglu.com
John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan, try going through your logs to see if there's anything revealing there:
/var/log/whatever-seems-relevant.
to get an idea of what log files changed, my favorite is:
ls -altrd /var/log/* /var/log/*/* | tail
which shows you the last 10 files
On Tue, 1 May 2001 03:14:11 -0500
Tutty, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there
Could anyone let me know what the most common causes for the above
error in
kppp is except for removing 'lock' from /etc/ppp/options?
Edit your /etc/pp/options to include the following:
==
idle 300
After a pain , i'd installed kylix , but , there's one problem...
How the hell can i produce statically linked binaries? the Library
dependences would be a really scary to expect some average user can manage it
, so i'd like to produce a statically linked binary from the shared ones that
relay
Hi, I've never upgraded the kernel like this, so I wanted to run it by this
list before I tried...
The default kernel in LM8.0 is 2.4.3-10mdk, and I saw 2.4.3-23mdk on the
cooker mirrors. So I've downloaded kernel-2.4.3-23mdk.src.rpm, and I think
I do this, right:
$ rpm --rebuild
First off, you should never use 'rpm -Uvh' for kernel upgrades. If you
do that, it will overwrite your current kernel. Use 'rpm -ivh', as it says
to do in the kernel docs, this will install the new kernel along side your
old one.
Russell Hoffman wrote:
Hi, I've never upgraded the kernel like
My observations on this:
I found the same thing when running under KDE or Gnome. But if I log in under
IceWM, the games play great!
YYMV, but I've found KDE Gnome to be heavy on the resource usage. :)
Try the lighter weight window managers when you want to play games. It's just a
matter of
The very day that my new machine loaded with Mandrake 7.2 arrived, 8.0
was released. Anyway, deciding that I'd had enough of being at the
bleeding edge I decided I'd try to stay with 7.2 for a while.
After getting Samba configured and running, I discovered that I'm
getting the apparently
Hi,
Can anyone tell me why I can't set icons in my launchers buttons? I'm
attaching a screen shot. As you can see, I don't have the OK button. This
is Mandrake 8.0.
L
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Laurent Duperval mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ne vous moquez pas maître. C'est le titillement de la recherche scientifique
qui
Well, I'm the happy recipient of an intel MP3 player
(128M ram, USB port).
Now I want to hook it to my machines - which are all either
Linux or Solaris.
I searched freshmeat and sourceforge (and google) and had no luck.
Did my search string fail me? Anybody know of a project to get
control
Hi,
It used to be (in 7.2) that you could search for a file and it would tell
you what package to find it in. That functionality seems to have disappeared
form the Software Manager. Is that a fact or am I not doing things properly?
Specifically, I'm looking for the package which has nslookup in
On 1 May, To: Mandrake Expert List wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me why I can't set icons in my launchers buttons? I'm
attaching a screen shot. As you can see, I don't have the OK button. This
is Mandrake 8.0.
L
Turns out the problem is subtle but there is a work around. I can't set an
Just a stupid aside (I want to double check to make sure I've properly read all
necessary documentation). How should I go about updated LM 7.2 (default kernel
2.2.17-?? I believe) to 2.4.4 (or similar i.e. 2.4.3-30mdk) I have a complete
kernel download of 2.4.4 and the available package from
Great, let me know if there is anything I can do to help.
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John, I sent a message to the bug support of XFree86, an automatical answer
said that they are studing the problem and they will communicate to me sooner
o later ; Guillaume said also that hi has sent the information to the person
in Mandrake that works with the X.
As soon that I had messages
On Tuesday 01 May 2001 08:43, you wrote:
After a pain , i'd installed kylix , but , there's one problem...
How the hell can i produce statically linked binaries? the Library
dependences would be a really scary to expect some average user can manage
it , so i'd like to produce a statically
El Martes 01 Mayo 2001 21:40, Civileme escribi:
There is a loader bug in glibc2.1 that prevents that. In our
Mandrake-devel/unsupported directory you will find something like
glibc2.1-18.3mdk which is patched to run with Kylix. Any aditional queries
along these lines are probably more
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 14:25 -0400, Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hi,
It used to be (in 7.2) that you could search for a file and it would tell
you what package to find it in. That functionality seems to have disappeared
form the Software Manager. Is that a fact or am I not doing things
Laurent,
I've never used that tool, but you could get it from doing something like
locate nslookup |xargs rpm -qf or the longhanded version:
locate nslookup to find the file, then rpm -qf filename to find the owner
package. If locate gives you too many files then try find / -name nslookup
Hi again,
Just thought i'd mention that i don't have access to linux from where i am, but
i'm sure there are some more efficient ways of doing that. Can you make locate
only locate executables, or locate exact-matching filenames? I don't know, but
if you can then you don't have to worry about
Morte,
I've just been looking at this myself, but I haven't really gotten
started. If you get this going soon please post to the list or email
me directly with what you had to do to make it work. If I get started
before you figure it out I'll keep in touch and hopefully we can
muddle through it
On 1 May 01, at 14:25, Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hi,
It used to be (in 7.2) that you could search for a file and it would tell
you what package to find it in. That functionality seems to have disappeared
form the Software Manager. Is that a fact or am I not doing things properly?
The oddest thing: I delete and reformat a partition as a FAT partition in
Disk Administrator. If I logout and log back in, I can still see the
drive I just formatted. As I expect I should be able to. If however, I
reboot immediately back into Windows NT, Disk Administrator now says that
* Pete Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] [010430 14:01]:
Some time since last night my keyboard repeat has gone...
I'm baffled - I've been running 8.0rc1 since it appeared, and have been up
and logged in for 16 days without problems. Symptoms are, well, no
auto-repeat. If I change keyboard
Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hi,
It looks like Mandrake 8.0 uses a frame buffer to boot. I
don't want that. I want to go back to the good old text
screen we used to have in 7.2. The reason is that once I've
booted into X, I can no longer acces the console. I want to
remove the use of the frame
I was able to in install Mandrake 8.0 successfully. When it boots, the
screen displays the letter 'L', then repeats the number 40 accross the
screen. I am able to boot from a floppy but not from the hard drive.
Computer info: 333Mhz HP Vectra VL, 10 GB Western Digital hard drive.
Thanks!
Jay
Joshua Rodman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What happens if, as root, you simply run '/sbin/kbdrate -r 30.0 -d 250'.
Does this bring back your repeat? Does it stick when using vmware and
leaving it again?
Well, if I do that, I don't even get autorepeat in the Eterm I typed the
command into.
Command Line:
$ whereis nslookup
nslookup: /usr/bin/nslookup /usr/share/man/man8/nslookup.8.bz2
$ rpm -qf /usr/bin/nslookup
bind-utils-9.1.1-1mdk
"D. R. Evans" wrote:
On 1 May 01, at 14:25, Laurent Duperval wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It used to be (in 7.2) that you could search for a file and it would
FYI, I upgraded a server from 7.2 to 8.0 and had some problems with PHP
crashing the Apache. I played around with the settings but never had the
time to fix everything. Out of desperation, I tried installing just the
Apache, PHP and mod-xxx RPMs from cooker. This fixed my problem and
Aurora is installed on my mdk 8.
How do I do to configure and run it ??
If anyone can help..
Eric MC
Hello all,
The problem was two dud links in /etc/alternatives. It appears that Mandrake
upgraded the compiler at the last minute and forgot to change the links.
Of course, now the original application needs to be recompiled, but it works.
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Regards,
Phil
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After a little more testing, I found that GDM doesn't cause a crash on
mode-switch, so if you have Gnome installed, you can still have a graphical
login. Maybe this bug is an interaction between the Voodoo3 driver and KDM?
A related bug - I changed /etc/sysconfig/desktop from KDE to Gnome,
Hi all,
Managed to update form 7.2 to 8.0. My old
7.2 is in /dev/hdb1 and new 8.0 is in /dev/hdc1
My system has 1GB RAM and the 7.2 boot shows
1024 MB RAM at the login screen (as below)
---One 933MHz Intel Pentium III Processor, 1024 RAM
However the 8.0 boot shoe only 1005MB RAM at the
login
Hi,
I ran into this error while compiling version 2.4.4 of the kernel:
look like there was a problem, the default vmlinuz version is not the same
of the initrd
Then it errors. Anyone have any idea how to fix this? Do I have to have an
updated mkinitrd package?
Cheers,
Sheldon.
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Does anyone have the majordomo rpm that was on the CD of version 6.5
of mandrake...or was it, 7.0...
when 7.02 came out...they didn't include it anymore...
I need a domo RPM for the mandrake system...one that is at least
1.94.5
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