I have 2 cuestions
By the mandrake Hand.
1* Which part of initialization script do i have to change 'couse when i try
to connect with pgaccess it always tell me the postmaster is not working with
-i option. (If I start with the postgres superuser the postmaster -i it
works...)
By o
On Thursday 23 August 2001 02:28 pm, Doug Gough methodically organized
electrons to state:
> OKEnough already. You're all making me wonder if I want to ask any
> questions on this list. Linux users have a reputation of wanting to help
> each other. Is this the kind of response I can expect to
LM8.0
While using Mozilla & Galeon, my mouse-wheel stops scrolling when the
cursor
hits an advertising image. Why is this and how do we get the mouse-wheel
to continue working over these images (are they applets?)?
TIA,
Sevatio
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to h
Most likely, the arts deamon, which is the KDE 2 sound server, is using this
processor time. On my laptop, for example, even when idle, artsd uses 45-65%
of the processor time. To check, press ctrl+escape, kde system guard comes up
and you can look for the artsd process. I haven't found a solut
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format...
>
>
> On Thursday 23 August 2001 19:01, Tom Badran wrote:
> > Im sure many of you share my hatred for this version of gcc. I always found
> > it bizare that mandrake went down this road. At least in 8.1b they have
> > both gcc 3 and 2.96. Howeve
On Thursday 23 August 2001 15:04, J. C. Woods wrote:
> Civileme,
>
> Since your seem to be, among your many areas of expertise, the hardware
> guru, can you say when, and if, we will see a mandrake version that
> works with the VIA 686B southbridge chip (VIA KT133A)?. Because so many
> issues are
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On Thursday 23 August 2001 14:04, J. C. Woods wrote:
> Civileme,
>
> Since your seem to be, among your many areas of expertise, the
> hardware guru, can you say when, and if, we will see a mandrake
> version that works with the VIA 686B southbridge c
On Thursday 23 August 2001 19:27, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
> Hello all;
>
> How do you enable the chooser (so it shows a list of hosts at the
> console's graphical login screen) in GDM and KDM (and for that matter
> xdm) in Mandrake 8.0.
>
> Setting
>
> * CHOOSER BROADCAST #any indirect
On Thursday 23 August 2001 19:01, Tom Badran wrote:
> Im sure many of you share my hatred for this version of gcc. I always found
> it bizare that mandrake went down this road. At least in 8.1b they have
> both gcc 3 and 2.96. However, 3 has some issues that make it suitable to
> keep a 2.9 versio
Civileme,
Since your seem to be, among your many areas of expertise, the hardware
guru, can you say when, and if, we will see a mandrake version that
works with the VIA 686B southbridge chip (VIA KT133A)?. Because so many
issues are involved, i.e. the kernel, cpu bridge to bus device, and AGP,
m
At Thu Aug 23 19:25:37 2001, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
>
> Not enough RAM
Half gig. Swap not being touched.
> Processor too slow
933MHz P3
> Wrong Libs
>From the standard Mdk 8 install? Which libs should I have?
> No screen acceleration
> Too many background processes running
> A CPU hog ru
Hello all;
How do you enable the chooser (so it shows a list of hosts at the
console's graphical login screen) in GDM and KDM (and for that matter
xdm) in Mandrake 8.0.
Setting
* CHOOSER BROADCAST #any indirect host can get a chooser
In /etc/X11/xdm/Xaccess seems to have no effect
Not enough RAM
Processor too slow
Wrong Libs
No screen acceleration
Too many background processes running
A CPU hog running in the background
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-JMS
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First of all you'll need an IPv6 capable network. There aren't very many around as far
as I'm aware at the moment. Stick with
the old IP for now. the move to IPv6 is coming, but not for a while.
AB
Written by Gadir -- ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi all,
> I was told that Mandrake 8.0 is IPv6 enabl
Hi, I have a nice shiny new Dell Inspiron 8000 an will dual boot mdk 8.0
on it in a week or so. The mdk hardware compatibility list just shows
that install has been successful, not the detail. Is there a reference
somewhere that shows if any special actions need to be taken - the
lm-sensors warn
Im sure many of you share my hatred for this version of gcc. I always found
it bizare that mandrake went down this road. At least in 8.1b they have both
gcc 3 and 2.96. However, 3 has some issues that make it suitable to keep a
2.9 version of gcc about, i just wondered if it is possible to repl
On Thu Aug 23, 2001 at 11:10:01AM -0400, Mark Weaver wrote:
> there's something strange here on my Mandrake 8.0 box and try as i might i
> can't find it to kill it! it seems to be a process of some sort that when
> it runs it cripples my system making it impossible to get any work done.
> what ev
I have a gateway select 1000 .. 1ghz athlon .. and it also freezes after
scsi detection .. what is the solution .. the kicker is that I installed
suse 7.2 and it works fine .. I would rather use mandrake 8.0 ...
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hey folks -
I've recently installed Mdk 8.0 and noticed an interesting problem with
mpegs. Any one that has audio in it seems to skip around. It'll play
normally for a bit, then the video will speed up or skip ahead, while the
audio follows the normal track. Has anyone seen this (ie, known pro
On Thu, 23 Aug 2001, civileme wrote:
> OK
>
> Our kernel is sluggish when it sees certain chipsets. The infamous 686B southbridge
>bug made its
> debut as "confirmed by the manufacturer" a little more than a week before release of
>8.0. A quick hack to
> cripple oneself if certain chipset(s)
You can get those libs from rpmfind.net. The order is kdesupport, kdelibs,
kdebase, and other packages can be installed in any arbitrary order.
Bunty
On Thursday 23 August 2001 22:36, you wrote:
> Aleksey Y Naumov escribió:
> > # rpm -Uvh kdelibs-2.2-1mdk.i586.rpm
> > error: failed dependenci
On Thursday 23 August 2001 22:42, Joan Tur wrote:
> civileme escribió:
> > For a complete rebuild of a Reiser partition (say /dev/hda5)
> >
> > 'reiserfsck --check /dev/hda5'
> > 'reiserfsck --rebuild-sb /dev/hda5'
> > 'reiserfsck --rebuild-tree /dev/hda5'
> >
> > Civileme
>
> A silly question: w
Is anyone connecting to Juno via LM7/LM8...? I'm trying to convert a new
user from W98 to LM... the current net access is via Juno which has the
wierdest login sequence I've seen and have not yet been able to figure out
all the requirements...
If you can provide info, I'd appreciate a clue priv
Aleksey Y Naumov escribió:
> # rpm -Uvh kdelibs-2.2-1mdk.i586.rpm
> error: failed dependencies:
> libasound.so.1 is needed by kdelibs-2.2-1mdk
> libpcreposix.so.0 is needed by kdelibs-2.2-1mdk
> libpcre.so.0 is needed by kdelibs-2.2-1mdk
>
> Any idea where I get these libs
OK
Our kernel is sluggish when it sees certain chipsets. The infamous 686B southbridge
bug made its
debut as "confirmed by the manufacturer" a little more than a week before release of
8.0. A quick hack to
cripple oneself if certain chipset(s) were seen was done to prevent a potentially huge
texstar escribió:
> Texstar rpms are experiemental rpms provided to those who like to tinker with
> their systems and are willing to upgrade the necessary rpms (ie Xfree 4.1.0,
> libsldl 1.2, libxms2, libprcrem, libsane, rpm). They are not supported or
> endorsed by Mandrakesoft and are to be use
Praedor Tempus escribió:
> I am not having any problems with the tex kde rpms. All I did was create
> symlinks. I have rpm-4.0.3-0.17mdk and all its relatives installed. I
> installed the rpms and all works without any problems.
>
> If your rpms are complaining about librpm.so.0, etc, then jus
civileme escribió:
> For a complete rebuild of a Reiser partition (say /dev/hda5)
>
> 'reiserfsck --check /dev/hda5'
> 'reiserfsck --rebuild-sb /dev/hda5'
> 'reiserfsck --rebuild-tree /dev/hda5'
>
> Civileme
A silly question: what will i get rebuilding a reiser partition? Are those
commands de
So sprach »Alan N.« am 2001-08-23 um 12:02:25 -0400 :
> This is the main reason I'm using redhat now.
> I simply could not deal with the sluggishness.
Which nothing has to do with the kapm-idled
Alexander Skwar
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H
Ok...its been running ok so far this afternoon. Even when using
Gnome/sawfish. guess i'll keep an eye on things.
thanks again
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Author unknown
On Thu, 23 Au
O please Alfred...get a grip. Things aren't as nice, clean, utopian, and
"politically correct" as some would prefer them to be. now and then its
just good to speak whats on yer mind. tis always better to be "real"
rather than insult the intelligence of others by false, or pretended
politeness. Pre
Greetings, everyone.
I've recently decided to try to "fix" something that I find annoying with
XFree86 4.1. I have an ATI Xpert@Play 16 meg card (Rage Pro chipset). Under
X 3.3.6, I have hardware accelleration with gears running in the 300 FPS
range. (I forget the exact number, and I'm not at
On Thursday 23 August 2001 13:46, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Civileme,
>
> it's interesting that you would point that very thing out because i've got
> exactly that on this system. Windows lives on the WD drive and Mandrake on
> the Maxtor drive. Would this till have a bearing on the problem?
http://kt
El Jueves 23 Agosto 2001 11:56, escribiste:
> Doug,
>
> normally that is "not" the kind of response i post to the list as i
> stated somewhere in the this thread. however, that "is" the kind of
> response i send to people from time to time who _assume_ they're
> chastising a youngster who hasn't t
It appears to be fine - I've only just upgraded to 8.0 last week, and I
spend some of my time at work using Dynix machines, which don't run X at
all, and the 37 meg seemed a bit high. However, from other people's posts,
it appears to be fine.
I picked the RAM out mainly because of the 0k of memor
Doug,
normally that is "not" the kind of response i post to the list as i stated
somewhere in the this thread. however, that "is" the kind of response i
send to people from time to time who _assume_ they're chastising a
youngster who hasn't taken the time to do the basic, simple research that
mos
I just figured out the trouble I've been having installing Mandrake 8
most likely has to do with a defective CD. I downloaded the ISO's and
burned with my Yamaha 8824S and cdrecord with speed=4 after verifying
the download with md5sum. Even so, during attempted installation there
are always error
so, are you saying that the amount of RAM that X is using is ok? or is
there something amiss here with the amount that it's using?
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Author unknown
On Thu, 2
HA! :)
J.P.
thats good and thank you for the links.
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Author unknown
On Thu, 23 Aug 2001, J.P.Pasnak wrote:
>On August 23, 2001 09:50 am, Mark Weaver wr
Civileme,
it's interesting that you would point that very thing out because i've got
exactly that on this system. Windows lives on the WD drive and Mandrake on
the Maxtor drive. Would this till have a bearing on the problem?
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"Beware of little sins. Mosquitoes
OKEnough already. You're all making me wonder if I want to ask any
questions on this list. Linux users have a reputation of wanting to help
each other. Is this the kind of response I can expect to my questions if I
ever get up the nerve to ask one? What if I don't puntuate
properlyor f
On August 23, 2001 09:50 am, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Ok, hoyt...
>
> clearly either you got up on the wrong side of the keyboard, or you're
> just normally a smart ass with few people skills. actually, since i've
> been a long time subscriber to this list the MAIL LIST ARCHIVES was the
> first place
On Thu, 23 Aug 2001 11:10:01 -0400 (EDT)
Mark Weaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [kapm-idled]
Your poor 266 cpu is thanking you!
kapm-idled is a kernel daemon that constantly sends idle calls to your cpu. On
laptops, making the idle call actually puts the cpu into a state where it
save
On Thursday 23 August 2001 17:20, Oren Gozlan wrote:
> Hi,
> did anyone installed a mdk 8.0 on IBM t21, i have problems all over..
> the mouses (trackpoint and ps2) are not detected... the installation
> freezes at the scsi detection...
>
> HELP ???
First, use /images/alternatives/cdrom.img-2.2.1
On Thursday 23 August 2001 11:10, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> there's something strange here on my Mandrake 8.0 box and try as i might i
> can't find it to kill it! it seems to be a process of some sort that when
> it runs it cripples my system making it impossible to get any work done.
> wh
On Thursday 23 August 2001 11:50, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Ok, hoyt...
>
> clearly either you got up on the wrong side of the keyboard, or you're
> just normally a smart ass with few people skills. actually, since i've
> been a long time subscriber to this list the MAIL LIST ARCHIVES was the
> first p
indeed!
there was something that i forgot to mention the original post that
Steve's post reminded me about. at the time it started i had Netscape6
running AND i was testing a .cgi script that typically produces a lot of
I/O for a time while it's gathering the data and outputting to screen in
the
So sprach »Mark Weaver« am 2001-08-23 um 11:50:27 -0400 :
> been a long time subscriber to this list the MAIL LIST ARCHIVES was the
Don't know about this list, but it's all over the common linux help
forums. But anyhow, you asked here, and you get an answer here.
> first place i looked. whereup
Wow! thank you Steve,
things are beginning to fall into place. i first noticed the condition
described soon after installation and use. i was curious about
Gnome/Sawfish so i started that desktop and found it gorgeous. but also
very resource intensive. Then, i started looking around to see if i c
I've read this before and have seen this with Mandrake.
I'm no expert but it makes my machine sluggish also.
Very much so.
RedHat 7.1 also has this process running.
However it uses 0% CPU cycles.
This is the main reason I'm using redhat now.
I simply could not deal with the sluggishness.
Thank you Gregor...
How would you recommend best altering the nkfs file to work with my kernel
2.4.5-5mdk?
Todd
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 12:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [expe
Ok, hoyt...
clearly either you got up on the wrong side of the keyboard, or you're
just normally a smart ass with few people skills. actually, since i've
been a long time subscriber to this list the MAIL LIST ARCHIVES was the
first place i looked. whereupon, finding NO information there OR on my
It's an idle task there to soak up unused CPU cycles. It should run at 100%
- whatever %ge the rest of the box is using.
It's not actually using the CPU cycles that top shows - it just credited
with them in the accounting files.
It's not your problem.
> CPU states: 5.3% user, 20.5% system, 0.
On Thursday 23 August 2001 11:10 am, Mark Weaver methodically organized
electrons to state:
> Hi list,
>
> there's something strange here on my Mandrake 8.0 box and try as i might i
> can't find it to kill it! it seems to be a process of some sort that when
> it runs it cripples my system making
> >
> > Have your tried "lprm-cups"? Do you even have such an executeable,
> > /usr/bin/lprm-cups?
> >
>
> lprm is a link to lprm-cups or the lpd lprm.
Nope, it is not. Your system varies greatly from what I have installed
in reference to the CUPS setup. "lprm" is indeed a symlink but not to
Hi list,
there's something strange here on my Mandrake 8.0 box and try as i might i
can't find it to kill it! it seems to be a process of some sort that when
it runs it cripples my system making it impossible to get any work done.
what ever this is it shows up in kpm and top like this:
[
Hi,
did anyone installed a mdk 8.0 on IBM t21, i have problems all over..
the mouses (trackpoint and ps2) are not detected... the installation
freezes at the scsi detection...
HELP ???
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It may be a BIOS setting, it may be a combination of AGP versus video
card, it may also be having the UDMA mode turned on without proper
cables, etc.
-JMS
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 7:29
Gregor,
Thanks for the tips, but I cant figure out how/what to symbolic link what to
what. Can you give me an idea?
TIA
Bruce
>
> I got similiar problems with cups so I switched back to lpd.
> I uninstalled the cups packages, installed the lpd packages then I
> downloaded printtool from RedHat
On 22-Aug-2001 Olaf Marzocchi wrote:
> Yesterday I had to compress a big tar archive (350MB) with Bzip2.
> I launched it from a console inside KDE, then in a second console I
> launched "top", that told me KDE was using 46% (at least) of the
> processor's power, and bzip2 45-50%.
> I thought it
Lieven,
You're welcome, glad it helped, and thanks for your notes!
I'm going to make an effort to revise the document (and incorporate your
notes) over the next week or so, and then I'll let you know and, ask, if
you have time, to review the instructions and see if you notice any
remaining probl
As for the font themselves, I'm not sure what I can do for you, check this
command, it might help.
/usr/X11R6/bin/xmodmap /usr/share/xmodmap/xmodmap.qc
This example sets a french canadian keyboard.
You might also inquire about VMWare express. I have been using it for almost
a year now, with M
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2001 23:04, you wrote:
> You didn't mentioned the motherboard used or it's chipset.
Unfortunatley I don't actually have that information on hand.. The system in
question is offsite & it's abit late at night to ring the owner now! :)
Yesterday I had to compress a big tar archive (350MB) with Bzip2.
I launched it from a console inside KDE, then in a second console I
launched "top", that told me KDE was using 46% (at least) of the
processor's power, and bzip2 45-50%.
I thought it was strange, since KDE was doing NOTHING!! that
You didn't mentioned the motherboard used or it's chipset.
Some chipsets are especially sensitive to certain combinations of
settings...
I.E. enabling Write Combining, 4x and FAST Writes on your AGP will
probably hang your video card, etc.
-JMS
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Hi..
Here's the problem.. An install of Mandrake 8.0 occasionally Seg Fault's
during the second stage.. But when it doesn't do that while formatting hda6
(15 gig) everything locks up.
This machine has just had a new HDD & Processor put in and the
Hi David,
>I am considering getting a wireless ethernet card, but I haven't heard much
>talk about this issue under Linux.
>I already have a toshiba notebook wich is WIFI certified, and now I would
>like to get a WIFI PCI card for my home server (The server is running
>Mandrake 8). Afte
Nevermind. I found that by installing the flash player for Mozilla, it
also worked for Galeon.
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On 8/23/01, 1:14:02 AM, Sevatio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
[expert] Galeon - How To Make Flash Work?:
> I'm looking for information
i would say lucent orinoco would be a good choice. i have got just two
lucent orinoco silver cards and they work well with linux. one good thing
at these lucent cards is that they have a connetctor for external
antennas. on this way i setup a wireless wan-network.
one important thing is that you d
Hi all,
I was told that Mandrake 8.0 is IPv6 enabled. However, I can not use
it to implement IPv6 !!!.I guess to have IPv6 enabled is not enough to
directly use it.
What should I do to get IPv6 working, any additional
patches that I should run?. any body can help ?
Regards
Gadir
___
I have dual boot on my laptop, and I'd really like to stick to Mandrake 8
Right now, I dual boot when I have to type something in Turkish and print
it from our NT-controlled printer.
Two things:
1) Character set; I use Star Office on the Linux side, and I can't get
Turkish characters.
2) Print
I'm looking for information regarding the installation of Flash player
for Galeon. Have any of you the experience or a source for such info?
LM8.0 & Galeon-0.11.1-1
TIA,
Sevatio
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://.mandrakestore.com
Hi,
I am considering getting a wireless ethernet card, but I haven't heard much
talk about this issue under Linux.
I already have a toshiba notebook wich is WIFI certified, and now I would
like to get a WIFI PCI card for my home server (The server is running
Mandrake 8). After a short investiga
On 22-Aug-2001 Scott St. John wrote:
> Hi everyone-
>
> We are considering finally putting Mandrake in production to replace some
> outdated
> FreeBSD servers. We have 70gig raid controlled servers, but seem to have
> some
> trouble with changing the default file block size. This box will ser
On 22-Aug-2001 Bruce E. Harris wrote:
> I have tried everything and can not get my printer to work with MK 8--it did
> for a time under 7.2 until I upgraded cups. I never has this printer or my
> pervious, Canon BJC 6000 work under MK 8.
>
> I have a Epson Stylus Photo 870 connected to my para
Hi Randy,
thank you. This is saving me some bandwith at least! I tried this and
added some notes to the wiki.
BTW: the other dutch mirror - ftp.surfnet.nl - has the same corrupted
CD2-image.
Lieven
Randy Kramer wrote:
>
> Lieven,
>
> If you find a noncorrupted CD2 image, you might be able to
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