Hi,
I just downloaded the ISOs for MandrakeFreq last night (just a bit
cheesed off to have to download 1.3Gb of data to do an upgrade!!!)
This is the first time I will use the MandrakeFreq disks and apparently
the MandrakeFreq release is in fact a full LM 8.0.x release not fully
tested.
My curr
Has anyone had any luck getting quotas working with
the new Mandrake. Red Hat seems to have the same problems. You get 0 blocks
usage and you can not seem to be able to check quotas with out the force -F
flag. Using quotacheck -u -g / on root locks up and on home or any
other drive they req
David Rankin wrote:
>
> Stuck again :-(
>
> I want to be able to read mail on my local machine from within
> netscape. Setup is LM 7.2 2.2.19 kernel, postfix and gnu-pop3d. Kmail
> works fine for reading the system mail, but I have heard that if I
> installed a pop3 server, I should be able
Stuck again :-(
I want to be able to read mail on my local machine from within
netscape. Setup is LM 7.2 2.2.19 kernel, postfix and gnu-pop3d. Kmail
works fine for reading the system mail, but I have heard that if I
installed a pop3 server, I should be able to read the mail from within
Netsca
There are a few added features, but it's still pretty buggy. Specially
the installer. I would wait until 8.1.
On 21 Jun 2001 13:42:57 +, chronos . wrote:
> Hi all,
> Had a question about upgrading, Im running mandrake 7.1 right now and it works
>beautifully no problems. So then how good is
civileme wrote:
> I had hoped to have better news, but here is the situation:
>
> MandrakeFreq has a boot image which sets up the Off-Board
> IDE controllers the same way they will be used by the
> installed kernel. This means no kernel panic on boot.
>
> That's the good news. The other news is
'Tis a feature on my Soyo K7VTA-B motherboard. You can set the BIOS to
turn on after a power failure. This works even when the OS turns itself
off - if you turn off the power on the master switch (one of those
things with PC, monitor, printer, etc.) and then turn it back on, the PC
powers up and
I dont know if anyone mentioned it, but there is a REALLY good faq at
www.gnu.org somehwere (sorry no direct link). I think it had an exact answer
for the original question.
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Imperial College, Department Of Computing
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Title: RV: Problems in LM80 with keyboard
hola
¿ha intentado instalando el teclado de su/nuestro
idioma y para lograr el efecto de la tecla AltGr hay que pulsar Ctrl + Alt .
Espero haberle ayudado y que funcione.
AltGr = Ctrl + Alt
y para los no hispanos
Hello
Try to push Crtl key+Alt key ,
Hello,
I'm going to buy an external CDRW. I'm thinking about:
- Phillips PCRW462K (Parallel por)
- Phillips PCRW464K (USB)
- HP CD-Writer 8230E (USB)
Since the list of supported hardware in
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fhard.php3 is outdated (may 2000),
my question is:
Are the USB externa
It is ATX. I have 5 computers on my desk and 3 came back on, two didn't.
-Brian
On Thursday 21 June 2001 14:51, Brent Bailey wrote:
> ummm is it AT or ATX ...if its AT...it will come back on when the
> power comes on
> - Original Message -
> From: brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: ma
Is there a way to make a MDK8.0 computer turn itself back on after a power
failure? Is this something I would even set in Linux or is it a Bios/Hardware
issue?
TIA,
Brian
Hello, I posted this to the newbie list, but maybe this is more on the
expert side...
I've been trying to install 8.0 on a new 815e mb (Intel D815EEA2L). I
know it has problems with the integrated LAN (eepro100) but I can almost
get it to work sometimes (and I know there are patches in the w
It looks like lnx4win is what I was looking for.
http://sunsite.bilkent.edu.tr/pub/linux/mandrake/7.2/i586/lnx4win/
Thanks,
Lou
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Joe,
The Official GPL FAQ is here:
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl-faq.html
There is an entry for specifically covering your question:
"Q: I use the C or C++ programming language, and I compile with GCC. Must
I release software I write in the language under the same license as GCC?
A: Use of
Title: RV: Problems in LM80 with keyboard
Hello *.
I have one problem in 3 linux machines.
I installed LM8.0 an when i start the graphics interface, my keyboard not responding, because i dont have the symbols with ALT GR.
Can you hel me?.
thanks
Cordialmente,
Ing. Yesid Camilo Luen
On Thursday 21 June 2001 11:49 am, Rusty Carruth may or may not have written:
> Hoyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Thursday 21 June 2001 11:07 am, Baccari, Lou may or may not have
written:
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > I though I read somewhere that if you did not what to install a
> > > complete
There are possibilities, but I don't think Win4Lin is one of them -- I
think it's just the opposite, it lets you run Windows applications on
Linux.
SuSe makes a version of Linux they call LiveEval -- it doesn't do quite
what you want either, but may be closer. It can do a simple install on
a Win
> Rusty Carruth wrote:
>
> > Ok, Cups hating time ;-)
> >
Ok, an update.
Its an eisa-based system.
The parallel port was not working right, and we were also having
trouble with eth0 initialization working.
Turns out that we had some irq conflicts, and now I've gone and
tried to set it all rig
Hoyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thursday 21 June 2001 11:07 am, Baccari, Lou may or may not have written:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I though I read somewhere that if you did not what to install a complete
> > installation of Mandrake that you could install a Linux kernel/executable
> > that simulat
On Thursday 21 June 2001 11:07 am, Baccari, Lou may or may not have written:
> Hello,
>
> I though I read somewhere that if you did not what to install a complete
> installation of Mandrake that you could install a Linux kernel/executable
> that simulated Linux on MS windows. Is this possible?
>
Hai,
Can someone tell me how to apply patches. I have patch files in the form
of '...gz'.
Thanks,
Amaresh.
Hello. I was happily running MDK 7.1 using ipchains for firewalling on a
small box that served both as a web server and that did NAT for a few other
PCs on my network. After an unfortunate series of natural disasters I
decided to rebuild the box, this time using MDK 8.
The installation went
Hello,
I though I read somewhere that if you did not what to install a complete
installation of Mandrake that you could install a Linux kernel/executable
that simulated Linux on MS windows. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Lou
Maybe some clarification is needed to what Thierry wrote:
1. Iostreams are flushed automatically upon destruction, i.e. no extra
flushing is needed.
2. In many cases you don't *want* to flush the stream after every output, if
you for instance write to harddisk. In this case flushing would cost
Nathan Callahan wrote:
>
> BTW M$, AFIK, does not use GPLed code in any of its operations. It uses
> BSD licensed code, which, by not having the contagious elements of the
> GPL, lets this sort of thing go on.
They DO use lots of GPL code... albeit to try to move *nix users to NT...
http://www
Hi all.
I hope thistime someone answer my question!
=o)
plz!
=o))
I'm using the Enlightenment 0.16, compiled from scratch.
And XFree 4.1, from a candy drak-RPM.
Nice, cute, all works lightning fast.
But I wanna try the AA fo
If you use iostream, you should always use endl (or ends) instead of '\n'. endl
provide line feed plus it flush the stream.
I think your problem was just an unflushed or broken stream, probably related to
something you did before. I'm almost 99.99% sure that it was not a winME prob (but
w
Hi all,
Had a question about upgrading, Im running mandrake 7.1 right now and it works
beautifully no problems. So then how good is 8.0 ? Is it worth the upgrade ?
Thank you, chronos.
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I gare!
I have been able to print using OpenOffice 632, installed from the binary
linux file, and cups ^_^ under Mandrake 8.0.
This is the situation and what I did:
A pentium III 800 with an Epson Stylus Color 760 conected to the USB1 port;
and a HPLaserJet 4L conected to the Parallel Port.
I'm running 4.1.0 with my NVIDIA Geforce II MX 32Mb, but my impression was
anti-aliasing was only in KDE, which I don't use -- is that correct?
4.1.0 and my custom 2.4.5 kernel are rock solid stable for me, btw -- I'm even
running the NVIDIA 1251 driver and GLX, and my machine's been up and solid
Hi!
I thought I should chime in on this one, even though JoeLX seems to be
happy.
As I understand it, ALL of GCC3.0 is published under the GPL, which is
viral. The GNU Lesser General Public License is one usually used for
libraries, which is far less viral.
However, GCC3.0 has a special exc
On 20 Jun 2001 17:02:34 -0700, JWDougherty wrote:
> On Wednesday 20 June 2001 04:40, you wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Basically the subject says it all. This happens both with the stock
> > kernel and a custom build one. Any ideas?
> The topic says hardly anything.
> There has to be something more t
R> When tasks are running from my crontab It send to my mail next
R> message "/bin/bash: root: command not found", but these tasks
R> started successfully.
Do I understand correctly that you get the error from cron, but not
when you try the same commands on the command line?
If so, this is most
R> When tasks are running from my crontab It send to my mail next
R> message "/bin/bash: root: command not found", but these tasks
R> started successfully.
Do I understand correctly that you get the error from cron, but not
when you try the same commands on the command line?
If so, this is most
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