Going slightly O/T
Is there a way of setting up dedicated X-terminals using SSH? I can see
security and compression benefits over conventional X-terminals. Has anyone
given it a try?
Aaron
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Otherwise www,amndrakeforum.com has an article (somewhere) that Mandrake 8.0
works flawlessly with the Tyan board on dual-Athlons. Maybe give 8 a go.
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From: Brandon Caudle [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 2:28 AM
To: Nathan Callahan
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Well I'm definitely not a programming guru - not even close.
I did notice that you posted earlier on this - I'm running on memory here
but I think the sample you placed with your first post included remarks
about KPrinter. In your current post there are a few remarks like no
matching function
I've tried this, but failed. Apparently for this to wrok you need ot
install two versions of X, one patched so that it accpets input from USB
k/board only. There is a link to a How-to type document on the mandrake
forum somewhere. It is quite a bit of work to get going, and there's no
.
Thanks for the pointer.
Aaron
Aaron deRozario [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Can anyone out there give me some tips on where to start looking for the
cause of the problem?
What is the result of saying:
echo $DISPLAY
in an xterm window?
My guess is that it will not be ':0.0
I'm running Mandrake 7.2, and have just tried upgrading XFree to 4.0.3 and
KDE to 2.1.1. The packages I used for the upgrade come from APCmags
Advanced Linux Pocketbook (any Australians or New Zealanders on the list may
have seen this about). I don't doubt the legitimacy of the packages -
It might be possible that the pages continuing to print are those that have
already been sent to the printer. A home inkjet (Epson 660) seems to hold
about half a page in its own internal memory - so if I cancel a job after it
has started printing, it usually has about another half page to print
I can't say I've tried Heretic 2 so I don't know how applicable this advice
is.
Under Mandrake 7.2 I couldn't get sound working for Quake III - same reason
No available audio device. Instead of killing artsd I disabled it from the
Control Panel, then logged in again. I had no sound problems
Thanks for the various suggestions. I have finally managed to solve the
problem.
As usual when something sounds like a hardware problem - it probably is a
hardware problem. Whether the problem was dodgy serial ports on the
motherboard, conflicts between the ISA i/o card and the sound card I
I am having a problem getting a mouse to work on an old machine, which I
intend to use as an X-terminal. When I did the network install, I could use
the graphical install, but the mouse wouldn't work. At the time I thought
that poerhaps the serial cable between the 9 pin port and the
Is the problem from a print job that has gone bad? On my Epson 660, for
some reason, some print jobs go haywire and the printer prints pages of
rubbish. I'm not sure of the cause as there does not appear to be a pattern
- though it occurs more often from KDE 2 apps with the hardwired lpd print
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