hi,
am trying to get running Mesa with glut and a ATI Rage Pro 128 graphiccard
but have no experience with all that stuff. So I'm hoping that anyone is
there, who can give me a step-by-step way, what I have to do.
Or another question would be : are there some docs in the web available,
where I
I just wanted to thank you guys for this thread, it's one of the very few
that are so awesome I save them in a special folder and copy the basic
information over into my running journal of Linux knowledge. Thanks again.
Isaac
On Sunday 18 August 2002 23:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Sun,
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 23:11:30 -0400, Matthew O. Persico spaketh:
>On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 22:30:32 -0400, tarvid spaketh:
>[snip]
>>To make life easy would this work?
>I tried it; see below
>
>>
>>mkdir /iso
>>dd if=/mnt/cdrom of=/iso/cd1
>This has to be changed to
>
>dd if/dev/cdrom of=/iso/cd1
g
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 22:30:32 -0400, tarvid spaketh:
[snip]
>To make life easy would this work?
I tried it; see below
>
>mkdir /iso
>dd if=/mnt/cdrom of=/iso/cd1
This has to be changed to
dd if/dev/cdrom of=/iso/cd1
Ditto for cd2 and cd3
>mkdir /mnt/cd1
>mkdir /mnt/cd2
>mkdir /mnt/cd3
>
I think we are missing the point.
With hard disk space ubiquitous and cheap, why not load them to the hard
drive.
To make life easy would this work?
mkdir /iso
dd if=/mnt/cdrom of=/iso/cd1
...
dd if=/mnt/cdrom of=/iso/cd2
...
dd if=/mnt/cdrom of=/iso/cd3
mkdir /mnt/cd1
mkdir /mnt/cd2
mkdir /m
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002 21:49:18 -0400 (EDT), daRcmaTTeR spaketh:
>On Sun, 18 Aug 2002, Matthew O. Persico wrote:
>
>>I am sick and tired of shuffling the 3cds whenever I have to hunt
>>down multiple RPMs to install a new piece of software.
>>[snip]
>
>um Matt... that is why Urpmi is part of the ditr
On Sun, 18 Aug 2002, Matthew O. Persico wrote:
> I am sick and tired of shuffling the 3cds whenever I have to hunt down multiple RPMs
>to install a new piece of software. I have a 80GB hard drive. Is there a traditional
>place to which I should copy all the RPMS (/usr/src perhaps?) Or should I
On Sun, 2002-08-18 at 20:06, Matthew O. Persico wrote:
> I am sick and tired of shuffling the 3cds whenever I have to hunt down multiple RPMs
>to install a new piece of software. I have a 80GB hard drive. Is there a traditional
>place to which I should copy all the RPMS (/usr/src perhaps?) Or sh
I am sick and tired of shuffling the 3cds whenever I have to hunt down multiple RPMs
to install a new piece of software. I have a 80GB hard drive. Is there a traditional
place to which I should copy all the RPMS (/usr/src perhaps?) Or should I just make a
new partition called /cds and copy them
Nope...I don't have the quiet option on this kernel. I do have the
quiet option on my standard kernel and I still get the dmesg stuff for
that one so the quiet option must be just for displaying boot time
messages, not for writing them to the file.
Darren
On Mon, 2002-08-19 at 10:06, HoytDuff w
Hello.
Mandrake 8.2 with mandrake rpm kde3.0 added.
I asked this on the newbies list but didn't get any response.
When I setup the printer via configuration | harddrake | printer
It sets up fine. Prints great, from cups or generic unix pld.
When I shutdown and later startup again, both fail
On Sunday 18 August 2002 06:06 pm, Darren King scribbled in crayon on a yellow
legal pad:
> I've got a few kernels running now for different things. If I boot from
> the standard 8.2 kernel, I can use dmesg to see how the boot went and
> any messages that came up during the boot.
>
> When I boot
I've traced down my printing problems to a foomatic error in MDK 8.2. I
am printing to a Samba-based printer on a remote host, but the Samba
connection is ok. The bad foomatic line ends with
'sOutputFile=/dev/fd/3' '/dev/fd/0' 3>&1 1>&2
and the error I get is... "Unable to open the initial
I've got a few kernels running now for different things. If I boot from
the standard 8.2 kernel, I can use dmesg to see how the boot went and
any messages that came up during the boot.
When I boot from the cooker kernel, however, dmesg still displays the
result of the last standard 8.2 kernel bo
On Sun, 2002-08-18 at 12:30, Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
> On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 10:32 -0500, Jason Guidry wrote:
> >
> > My guess is you need to swap out that cdrom or try an ftp install. my
> > experience is that when weird things start happening with the cd during
> > install, a new cdrom is in
Test message only Mail services have been helping me and I'm trying to
get unhelped.
James
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
I have used Mandrake from version 7.1 and have never had problems installing.
I have used this box with 8.0 and 8.1 with great success. Over the last few
weeks I have tried version 8.2 and cannot get it to work reliably. Many times
it fails durning the install wether I do graphical or text. Ge
On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 20:16 +0200, ddc_prueba wrote:
> Hello. I don't know about VIA problems, but maybe he can add some
> boot-time parameters to the installation kernel to get a bit further...
[Options snipped]
> Anyhow, goodluck as it looks like a complex issue... (at least to me!!)
>
> P
No experience at all on wireless NIC's... but I have some experience
mounting GSM (mobile phone network), and I can tell you that being below
the maximun distance between antennas, the most important (almost the
only) thing to worry about is having direct line of sight from one
antenna to the othe
Hello. I don't know about VIA problems, but maybe he can add some
boot-time parameters to the installation kernel to get a bit further...
If he has some problems with dma (as it seems to be), maybe he can try
forcing ide speed:
idebus=100
If it fails, try no dma:
ide0=nodma ide1=nodma ide2=nodma
hi all,
for some reasons I tried to boot my linux-only laptop from a w2k cd,
which succeeded (I only *booted* and did *not* install).
And exactly after having booted *once* from this cd, my laptop has
become completely unusable, it freezes a couple of seconds after having
reached the final runle
On Sun, Aug 18, 2002 at 10:32 -0500, Jason Guidry wrote:
>
> My guess is you need to swap out that cdrom or try an ftp install. my
> experience is that when weird things start happening with the cd during
> install, a new cdrom is in that machine's future.
Does Weird Things(TM) include screechi
On Sun, 2002-08-18 at 11:21, Ralph Crongeyer wrote:
> It would be cool to fix but I just wanted to let Mandrake know about the problem.
Tho' mandrake people read this list, this is not where bugs are
reported.
> The newly designed software management tools (the instalation tool) try's to access
Hi all,
I just installed 9.0 Beta3 and my sound system is not setup. When I first started
KDE I had no sound so I went to the control panel (KDE's control panel) and found I
hade to turn on the arts sound server, so I did and restarted KDE and then got an
arts error message saying "Cannot open /
On Sat, 17 Aug 2002, David Relson wrote:
> Clayton,
>
> Have you tried runing "grep common_user_id /etc/passwd /etc/shadow", or
> comparable command, on both boxes> It'd show you whether the hashed
> passwords are the same (or not).
Here's a Solaris 8 /etc/shadow entry:
klowe:TvfSj1Y
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