I am going to burn the 6.1 ISO image tonight under windows with easy cd
creator and need to know if the iso is bootable or if I need to make any
changes?
Aaron Winters, Electronic Imaging Manager.
Garner Printing, http://camalott.com/~garner
http://camalott.com/~kaw
Does MDK 6.0 support dual monitors? If not is there an update to XFree
to support them? If it does not support it can I still have 2 video cards (
for Photoshop, Illustrator pallets)? If so how does XFree decide which card
to use?
Thanks,
Aaron Winters, Electronic Imaging Manager.
Garner
On Mon, 04 Oct 1999, you wrote:
Does MDK 6.0 support dual monitors? If not is there an update to XFree
to support them? If it does not support it can I still have 2 video cards (
for Photoshop, Illustrator pallets)? If so how does XFree decide which card
to use?
IIRC, X does not yet support
After compiling a new kernel (2.2.12 from kernel.org) on reboot I get an
error that the root file system can not be found. It looks like it can not
find anything on my hd not just the root filesystem. When it is booting it
lists all my ide devices and says something on the line with my hd
On Mon, 13 Sep 1999, you wrote:
After compiling a new kernel (2.2.12 from kernel.org) on reboot I get an
error that the root file system can not be found. It looks like it can not
find anything on my hd not just the root filesystem. When it is booting it
lists all my ide devices and says
I am running MDK 6.0 with the init scripts update, kernel 2.2.9-27mdk,
Adaptec 2940UW, IBM Ultrastar 9es ddrs-39130 and an ide hd and cd-rom.
Shuttle 639 (I think) atx PII 266 with 96 megs of ram. System was running
fine but I wanted a more customized kernel ( can't leave things alone ). I
Bruce Endries wrote:
Why couldn't the installation program be written to either (a) detect
the type of processor, or (b) ask which type of processor is being
used?
Then install the proper pre-compiled kernel package which would
be included in the distribution.
Am I way out in left field?
On Wed, 08 Sep 1999, Aaron W. wrote:
I looked on the web site (briefley) and did not see a suggestions link so I
am posting it here. I think it would set Mandrake apart from Red Hat and
others even more to have a fully optimized Pentium II distro. I think that
having the Pentium version
I am downloading the latest kernel (2.2.12) from kernel.org. I am
putting it on a MDK 6.0 system that has 2.2.9-27mdk on it. When I untar
bzip it will it won't overwrite the other kernel will it? Will it put it in
/usr/src/linux/2.2.12? When I go to build the kernel I need to go to the
On Thu, 09 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I am downloading the latest kernel (2.2.12) from kernel.org. I am
putting it on a MDK 6.0 system that has 2.2.9-27mdk on it. When I untar
bzip it will it won't overwrite the other kernel will it? Will it put it in
/usr/src/linux/2.2.12? When I go to build the
On Tue, 07 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I am running mdk 6.0 and have updated my kernel to 2.2.9-27mdk. I want
to compile a more customized kernel so I went to download the source and
there are several rpms for the kernel. I know I need the source and headers
rpm but do I need the rest of them, like
I am running mdk 6.0 and have updated my kernel to 2.2.9-27mdk. I want
to compile a more customized kernel so I went to download the source and
there are several rpms for the kernel. I know I need the source and headers
rpm but do I need the rest of them, like boot, smp, fb, ibcs and pcmcia. I
I would like to upgrade XFree86 to 3.3.4. I am running Mandrake 6. What
files do I need to get? I know I need the server for my card (SVGA). Do I
need the fonts? What else?
Do I do a rpm -Uvh XFree...rpm to install them?
Aaron Winters, Electronic Imaging Manager.
Garner Printing,
I know this is off topic but I need an answer and I know yall can help :)
Does it matter what order you put the wires in the rj45 as per color as
long as it is the same on both ends of the cable? I am having hell getting
a cable to work! The cable is going from computer to hub and id cat5 wire.
At 09:24 PM 8/9/99 -0400, you wrote:
You should keep the pairs together, but other than that, no, AFAIK, it
doesn't matter which order the pairs are in, as long as you keep 'em
together.
- Original Message -
From: Aaron W. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 09
Has anyone got this card to work under LM6 in X/KDE? I can get X to run
in 8bit but the resolution is at something like 320x400 and so I can not do
anything (including shutdown). I have checked in XF86Config and it is not
using the generic so that must mean there is a problem with drivers I
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, you wrote:
Has anyone got this card to work under LM6 in X/KDE? I can get X to run
in 8bit but the resolution is at something like 320x400 and so I can not do
anything (including shutdown). I have checked in XF86Config and it is not
using the generic so that must mean
I am running LM 6 and have a isa pnp SB16. If I enable sound support and
the SB driver it needs the irq, dma and soforth information. I do not know
since it is pnp. What is the proper way to set this up?
Aaron Winters, Electronic Imaging Manager.
Garner Printing, http://camalott.com/~garner
I am running LM 6 with the kenel that was installed at at install. All
is working but if things are the same as they were in LM 5.2 I can save
some memory by compiling my own kernel. I have only used a monolithic
kernel and copied it to a floppy to boot from as lilo would always hang on
my old
"Aaron W." wrote:
If I use a kernel with modules what happens to the modules for the
old kernel after I make the new ones? If it overwrites the old modules what
will happen to the old kernel when and if I try to use it?
When you compile new modules (with 'make modules modul
Short answer here:
Modules for a newly compiled kernel will be put in a separate directory.
Have a look at /lib/modules
You'll find a dir there named after the version number of your kernel.
Compile a new kernel and modules will be put in a dir named after that new
kernel's version number.
Hello,
I installed Mandrake 6.0 some weeks ago. Everything
(excepted sound...) works fine, but yesterday I noticed that
I am running with DMA disabled (dmesg excerpt reported below).
I checked the BIOS setup, and it says something like
"AUTO detection of HDD features enabled".
The MB is a FIC
I am running Mandrake 5.2 and want to go to KDE 1.1 since it has been
out a while. Has anyone had success doing this? The rpm packager at kde
said I should get the rpms from Mandrake. Are the rpms in the 5.3 directory
the ones I need? Also can I install on top of 1.0? Any info to help smooth
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