I've got Mandrake 72 running on a Compaq AMD 475
I tried to install a D-Link Ethernet Card DFE-530TX+ and when I run the
insmod command in the /usr/src/linux
directory I get the error:
Device or resource busy
Hint: insmod errors can be caused by incorrect module parameters,
including
With the new update of Postfix that was just released by Mandrake, I made
sure to install it as well as the various libsasl rpm files I just tried
to connect (manually) to my mail port to see how it looked What I got
was:
/home/davidg$ telnet {myhost} 25
Trying {my IP}
Connected to {myhost}
Have not seen a method to dynamicly grow the file, but it certainly
kills performance once you fill mem, swap and then go to disk file!
When 8.2 comes out I will redo the disk layout to something a bit more
suited to what I need when I upgrade. With win2000 prof, swap and
reiserfs partitions on
What are everyones opinions on the the swap issue? like If i have a 1GB
swap partiion does it get fragmented? How does this get affected by the
new VM in 24 kernels?
Does a larger swap file require more management and thus slows down a
system if it is bigger than necessary?
JG
William
Dear all,
I use my Mandrake 80 box for Image Processing applications and when I
obscure a window the image disappears! According to the instruction
manual I need to enable the backing-store
These are the instructions: In file /use/lib/X11/xdm/Xservers I need to
append '+bs' to the line
On Friday 01 Mar 2002 8:04 am, you wrote:
I've got Mandrake 7.2 running on a Compaq AMD 475
I tried to install a D-Link Ethernet Card DFE-530TX+ and when I run the
I have exactly the same card, just do a 'modprobe via-rhine' and all will be
well. I did have some issues with older mandrakes,
James wrote:
All,
So far all the man pages and How to's I've found (linuxdoc and
linuxgazette) talk about using a DHCP server OR using DHCP with your
cable/dsl modem. What for the life of me I can't find is something that
tells me how in the blue blazes to do both. I'm on cable so
Lee Roberts wrote:
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I've tried tiny firewall, bastille-firewall, and one other (can't remember
the name). NONE of them block access to the UDP services no matter what I
do. In InteractiveBastille, I don't enter anything for UDP service names
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002 00:34:12 -0800 David Guntner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
With the new update of Postfix that was just released by Mandrake, I
made sure to install it as well as the various libsasl .rpm files. I
just tried to connect (manually) to my mail port to see how it looked.
What I
galeon 0121 sylpheed 072claws
I sure there must be a newer galeon version; but just wanted to say that I
am very happy with galeon and sylpheed as my replacements for NS47x
From ps (galeon): v
pfortin 22668 08 82 116232 84364 ? SJan28 377:51
pf
pmfirewall doesn't use iptables. Besides, I used pmfirewall with Mandrake
7.2 and had the same problem.
At 07:37 AM 3/1/2002 -0500, Mike Rambo wrote:
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I've tried tiny firewall, bastille-firewall, and one other (can't
Mike Rambo wrote:
Lee Roberts wrote:
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I've tried tiny firewall, bastille-firewall, and one other (can't remember
the name). NONE of them block access to the UDP services no matter what I
do. In InteractiveBastille, I don't enter anything for UDP
Mike Rambo wrote:
Have you tried pmfirewall? My co-worker used it on his box.
It was easy to set up and nmap found nothing when I ran it
against the box afterward.
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Mike Rambo
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It seems his is using iptables, and pmfirewall will only work with
ipchains..
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J.
On Thu, 2002-02-28 at 12:31, Pierre Fortin wrote:
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002 10:04:17 -0700 Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Here is a basic question, new to me.
I recently bought a few domain names. At this point I am still trying
to learn how (or if) I can use them...I have no
On 01 Mar 2002 10:53:54 -0500 Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Another thing that is helpful are the DNS services. They make it
possible to have a mailserver running on a machine that has a dynamic IP
address. I've been using one on my home machine now for almost a year.
It makes things
yeah, now that you mentioned it once before when I've moved the box,
the BIOS complained about HDD being absent. Just opening the cover and
pressing the HDD cables in place seemed to make the problem go away!
its too scary I'm going to stop at the store first thing to pick up
a
I have urpmi set up with susniteuiono for updates It finds the
hdlistcz in /updates/81/base and does add the source but when I try to do
an update of a pkg it also tries to fetch the pkg(s) in /updates/81/base
while as you know the rpms are in updates/81/RPMS How do I tell it to fetchin the
I just completed the Installation of LM 81 on a Server which has run LM
for 5 Years The Interfaces in use are
eth0: 3cSoOHO100-TX Hurricane - Module: 3c59x
eth1: 3c905B Cyclone - module: 3c59x
As I test out the Network interfaces, there appears to a communications
problem with the Network
I hear you. Having built custome cables I know these things are a real
PIA (pain in the ..) to make line up correctly. Hope it helps.
James
On 01 Mar 2002 10:43:24 -0800
Ashley Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yeah, now that you mentioned it once before when I've moved the box,
the
Mike if I understand you correctly I need to add.
default-lease-time 7200;
max-lease-time 82400;
option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0;
option broadcast-address 12.234.130.255;
option routers 12.234.130.1;
option domain-name-servers ;
option domain-name linuxpda.biz;
subnet 12.234.130.0 netmask
Hello folks,
I have problems to start the mc or gmc
I get following error message:
# mc
/usr/bin/mc: relocation error: /usr/bin/mc: undefined symbol: g_snprintf
Whats wrong??? Who can help me in this case?
I have installed the latest update kernel : kernel-24182mdk
I have updated my system
Actually, I cannot ping outside of the box using either of the interfaces.
Yes, I've set my Gateways, and the Default Route.
Your problem sounds more like an Internet Connection Sharing problem. My
problem is FOOBAR!
ngn wrote:
M...It seems that we have the same problem that yours. We
M...It seems that we have the same problem that yours. We cannot route
betweeen two ethernet cards.
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From: Albert E. Whale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 01, 2002 5:07 PM
Subject: [expert] Destination Host Unreachable
I just
Just a thought...I have had this problem, and I had to specify the I/O
and IRQ on older cards, even PCI ones (ie io=0x300,irq=5)
HTH
Ken
On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 12:58, Albert E. Whale wrote:
Actually, I cannot ping outside of the box using either of the interfaces.
Yes, I've set my Gateways,
Jonathan Dlouhy wrote:
Is there GUI tool in Mandrake 81 that can be used to copy diskettes?
jonathan,
there are a lot gui tools that do what can be done at command line,
and they make life easier but, what do you do when you are using a
system that does not have a gui tool that you are used
You need dhcpcd for your cable/dsl and dhcp _if_ your going to server IP's to
other machines on your lan
deg
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://wwwmandrakestorecom
All,
To the developers at Mandrake Kudo's all around I just did the Fvh
update of php due to the security problem on my all my Mandrake boxes and
one of my RH boxes The update on 71 Mandrake went flawlessly as well as
81 I'll be a couple of hours fixing the RH box *grin* and kudos all
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It seems that the sygatetechcom scanner is broken I got the AW Security
Port Scanner 402 for my windows box and used it to scan my linux box It
shows all UDP ports to the public interface blocked I ran the TCP and UDP
port scans on a friends linux
ACLs can add increased safety and security to a filesystem, by controlling what
can be accessed by whom. NTFS has this feature, and so does XFS. Samba can use
XFS's ACL feature to link to NTFS's.
Another reason is that ReiserFS has historically had problems with NFS. This
apparently has been
Actually, ext3 is almost a total rewrite. While ext2 was designed with various
'hooks' which allows extra functionality via 'plug-ins' (including on-the-fly
compression and journalling), the ext3 designers thought it best to start
afresh. Ext2 is still a very good filesystem, with an elegant
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