Azrael wrote:
I did a stupid thing. I'll admit that right upfront.
Not at all, you just didn't realize how to fix this :)
Can anyone help me recover my essential files? Is there a way to 'fix'
the partition table? Is there a way to boot anyway and get to my files?
Helllp!!!
hdb6 but
not hdb3.
I can't find the files I want in hdb6 ... big suspicion that they are in
hdb3.
Yet hdb3 must sit right next to hdb1 - I don't know too much detail
about these things ...
and so the changes of hdb1 might have overwritten the border of hdb3???
Any ideas?
FemmeFatale wrote
Raider wrote:
Hello!
I recently upgraded my computer from a k6-2 to a Duron and moved on from
an AT power source to an ATX power source.
I've seen that you can suspend your computer by just hitting the power
button... and turn it back on by hitting the same button. I've seen
this on
dfox wrote:
And hardware that passes memtest86 may fail in a stressful session with
gcc. :( Memtest is sequential and performs a selected set of tests on
the memory, but it can't (or doesn't) simulate the somewhat random-like
access to memory that gcc does. Then again, gcc doesn't randomly
Timothy R. Butler wrote:
After try #3, which I said no to the updates prompt and finally made it
through the installation routine, the box rebooted and gave me the
graphical KDM login. All through the installation, my Microsoft USB
IntelliMouse Explorer worked perfectly... but after the
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
Haha, Yes spawn of Satan who wishes to corrupt me to the Darkside!
:P
Femme
Femme,
it's nice here on the dark side. lots of interesting people to talk to
and you don't have the license nazi's threatening to beat down yer door
and take your stuff because you
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
Chroot is good because as the connections come in to the ftp server they
are literally jailed to the ftp server's file system. /var/ftp They can
enter that part of the machines file system and can't get out to go
anywhere else on the machine's file system.
Many times
James wrote:
On Mon, 01 Jul 2002 00:10:46 -0600
FemmeFatale [EMAIL PROTECTED] said with temporary authority
sounds like a cool ftp file program. stupid question: why is chroot
a good thing?
Jail? Scuse me i'm slow today :)
Femme,
saves some bandwith for the metred
These are but a few
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
Giant snip
And I love the fact that it chroot, (jails) things by default, so there
isn't any hair-pulling to get that taken care of.
sounds like a cool ftp file program. stupid question: why is chroot a
good thing?
Jail? Scuse me i'm slow today :)
--
Femme
Good
David Rankin wrote:
Maybe I don't understand what the IRC channels are supposed to do. I've been
the the Mandrake IRC rooms at utexas, and others, and what I've found is folks
that just want to sit around and chat and who also have the technical aptitude
of a turnip!
James wrote:
my
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
Jason Guidry wrote:
On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 22:33, daRcmaTTeR wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
Is it possible to install Mandrake after copying the right files to a
FAT32 partition?
Yes, I believe it is as long as you're not using the same physical disk.
Nope
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 04:17, FemmeFatale wrote:
the Question being: can you still connect to 1.31 servers play on the
Net?
--
Femme
The answer beingehno.
BUT, recently I found that the Quake3-Aureal soundriver thing had been
addressed and dealt
civileme wrote:
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
dear all,
I asked this on newbie list some time ago, no answer. so i'll re-post
here:
Is it possible to install Mandrake after copying the right files to a
FAT32 partition?
Femme,
Yes, I believe it is as long as you're
dear all,
I asked this on newbie list some time ago, no answer. so i'll re-post
here:
Is it possible to install Mandrake after copying the right files to a
FAT32 partition?
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that
character
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
dear all,
I asked this on newbie list some time ago, no answer. so i'll re-post
here:
Is it possible to install Mandrake after copying the right files to a
FAT32 partition?
Femme,
Yes, I believe it is as long as you're not using
Jason Guidry wrote:
On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 22:33, daRcmaTTeR wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
Is it possible to install Mandrake after copying the right files to a
FAT32 partition?
Yes, I believe it is as long as you're not using the same physical disk.
Nope, this is possible. I
Jason Guidry wrote:
On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 23:39, FemmeFatale wrote:
or you may want to know how to point the installer to the files on your
hard drive. just make sure you know what partition it's on, I would put
the files in your root directory (C: for windows)
enjoy!
Yes
search teh expert archives for a thread on cpp0
there was one about 2 weeks back
You don't happen to know the subject of the thread? I searched the
subjects back to May 24 (oldest message in the archive!) but did not
find anything.
wobo
Ugh... No Wobo... i'm sorry I don't :(
I
Hoyt wrote:
On Saturday 15 June 2002 02:44 pm, Larry Sword wrote:
Check on the Matrox web page for drivers. They have drivers and the
Powerdesk to setup the cards.
http://www.matrox.com/mga/support/drivers/latest/home.cfm
Hoyt wrote:
Can anyone point me to info on where these
James wrote:
Femme,
No I don't have an Idea but let me ask around. I might be able to
find out the answer. I'm running a 3c905c-Tx (note the c) on both my
boxes that have 3coms and that might be a reason but I doubt it. I'll
ask around and let you know if I find out anything
James wrote:
Femme,
One curious point. In Linux does your card grab the 3c90x driver or
the 3c59x driver. Mine both use the 3c59x driver and can do 10/100
James
Well..hm.. now you got me wondering!
sheesh... would just a modprobe eth0 give me that info?
Or... is there another
James wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jun 2002 21:15:51 +0200
Hans ...
If you have the two 3coms working I'd stick with them. Some
benchmarks we ran at my old job had the 3c905 and the Pro100's as the
two Nics with the greatest through put. realtek and linksys were nice
but only about 80% of the
nDiScReEt wrote:
Thx for all you guys' help! I hope to get this working soon...lord
knows I've learned alot since I asked what I thought was a simple
question. Heh, never underestimate the power of linux to make it complex
fast :)
Femme
As far as the apache maintenance, that would
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Mon, 2002-05-27 at 11:00, Raider wrote:
Hello!
I really dislike Nautilus. No disrespect for the guys who build it.
But I don't like it. And even if I'd like it, it is too fat and slow
for my system (a K6-2@300Mhz).
Now I want to take it off my system.
Bill Kenworthy wrote:
Mount your win32/ntfs(ro) partitions (where the files reside) and either
serve from them or symlink into the path if required.
BillK
On Sun, 2002-05-26 at 08:11, Femme wrote:
On Sat, 25 May 2002 19:43:23 -0300
WOOkY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to
Jeferson Lopes Zacco wrote:
Femme wrote:
*giggles* Hacks are cool. Thx mucho James. I'll try your idea /or
ndiscreets. Not sure which yet will yield better results.
As an aside, any chance someone can point me to a newbie-fied apache
install/maintenance URL? I'm pretty
James wrote:
On Sat, 25 May 2002 22:25:10 -0600
*giggles* Hacks are cool. Thx mucho James. I'll try your idea /or
ndiscreets. Not sure which yet will yield better results.
As an aside, any chance someone can point me to a newbie-fied apache
install/maintenance URL? I'm pretty
civileme wrote:
and precisely how do i do that ? This ftp is running in windows ATM
however...if you can give me an idea on how to do this on linux, please
do so.
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that
character from
James wrote:
Femme when you say hammered how is it being hammered? Have you tried a
tcpdump (be sure and turn it off afterwords) redirected to a text file
so you can see where and what kind of packets are hitting you? Finally
does anyone know how to redirect a port? That way when Femme
Pierre Fortin wrote:
On Thu, 23 May 2002 23:15:52 -0800 civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Load up the honeyport for Nimda and the shutdown script for codered and
see what happens
Civileme,
Where can I find the tools you're referring to...? I have my own
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't address the rest but I do know some stuff about cracking *don't
ask, and if you must ask do so pvtly*. I know that the first utils a
cracker will replace/redo/delete/alter are:
ps/ls/time/cp/rm
those are fairly standard, and yes generating phony logs
Jason Guidry wrote:
Jason: Hi, my name is jason, and I'm a big, shaved-headed buddhist
idiot.
List: yes, jason, we know you're an idiot, why do you bring it up now?
Jason: well, I'm so used to vendors not providing support for linux, it
never occured to me to look on the linksys
H.J.Bathoorn wrote:
Anyhow here is an excerpt from /var/log/syslog from boot time to shutdown
time on May 20. I also include /etc/crontab and a listing of the /etc/cron*
directories in case they are relevant. Reminder: I am running LM 7.2.
I asked because a reboot would be shown in
Albert E. Whale wrote:
Norton utilities as a command called Wipe Info. Is there a comparable
utility for Linux-Mandrake?
--
Albert E. Whale - CISSP
closest I found was Shred iirc
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 23:13, FemmeFatale wrote:
I have a pic of one I can scan that was opened like a can of beans if
you want it... offlist of course.
--
Femme
Yes...very interested. Master Jedi Dfox may be interested as well. ;)
Thanks, Femme!
LX
FemmeFatale wrote:
The Article I referred to appeared in the March issue of Maximum PC.
Its an article on how to hack you TIVO PVR.
I have made it available as a zip file for anyone on this list who
wishes it. Its on my ftp, which I will leave up for a week 24/7 for
those who wish
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
By this experience I learned that looking over your tea-cup's rim is not
so bad, sometimes it can be a most pleasurable adventure.
Ahem,...that doesn't mean I will be changing to XP to learn something new
after my years of Linux!
Thanks for reading
wobo
Very
I had not yet put teh tivo file up. :P
Had to rescan something, so please try again Sir/Madam.
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that
character from Peanuts.
- Source: Dilbert
Want to buy your Pack or Services from
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 01:40, dfox wrote:
Hmm. Any idea what the set-top boxes might use (tivo, dish network, mp3
players etc.) ? One would seemingly want to have at least as good (if
not better) reliability because these drives can easily get more usage
(in terms
Brian Parish wrote:
OK, following James' recommendation for MailScanner (I liked it when he
said he just installed the RPM and it worked), I installed that and the
Sophos virus scanner. Seems like it all just worked, but now I have a
problem - nobody sends me any viruses!
Ken Hawkins wrote:
Current problem:
Using 8.2 beta 3
My current source of grief is an IBM 4029 laserprinter. I have tried all
flavours of drivers, and even some HP and Lexmark drivers, and all I get
is garbage across the top of the page, and the printer has to be reset.
The printer
Mike Rambo wrote:
I have an IBM box (300PL) that has integrated S3 video.
My son wants better video so I've obtained a 64MB Radeon
7000 PCI video card. I can't use an AGP card even though the
machine has an AGP slot because of the way the case is built
- one of those proprietary designs
David Rankin wrote:
That's it, I've had it, I'm ripping that sucker out by the RAMDAC. Then
I'm going to see how far that square frizbee will fly!
I've given up trying to sort out the #9 Imagine 128 video problems with
X4.2 and X3.3.6 (for now). Why it works under LM7.2
Martin Ignacio Lange wrote:
Brian,
Why is it unsafe to write in NTSF from linux?.
The thing is that even putting rw in the command line of mount, I
cannot write in the disk. How would be the line with the user
statement.
AFAIK It amounts to NTFS turning the files you write into garbage
Brian Parish wrote:
I have heard that there are utilities to do this, but haven't wanted to
use them myself. There has been some discussion here or on the newbie
list which has mentioned some possibilities. You may like to check the
archives.
skidley wrote:
On Sat, May 04, 2002 at 12:09:14AM -0400, Brian York wrote:
everything gone, what you do to others will come back to haunt you!
ahh yes, the principle of reciprocity at its finest!
--
Chad Young
Linux User #195191
So who did you piss off today? :)
--
Femme
Good
Brian Parish wrote:
There were some comments about Tyan boards a little while back either
here or on newbie. You may like to check the archives for those. Seem
to remember some problems, but at the same time the board was highly
rated for performance. That would have been pre-8.2 though,
James wrote:
do you have
libpspell4-0.12.2-4mdk
pspell-0.12.2-4mdk
Installed?
Also did you set the default dictionary to en-american-pspell (or
the English you speak) it's under the Configuration Common
Preferences Spell Checker tabs.
First I had to enable spell checking then
jipe wrote:
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 19:09:47 -0600
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well this is ver. 0.7.2, the one that came with LM8.2.
The exact error message is that it can't Find any suitable wordlists for the tag
none.
I changed the dictionary *I thought* to a different one, and below
Before you consider OCZ or Central Computers *CenCom* Please read this
site's forum list!
http://discuss.madonion.com/forum/showflat.pl?Cat=Board=techotherhardwareNumber=700509page=0view=collapsedsb=5o=0fpart=allvc=1
Thx Much, a friend had given me that link from what i've read Seen
it is for
Joseph Braddock wrote:
Mine, also has a bunch of *.map files, but it also includes seven *.pwli files all
beginning with en- (for English) and having aspell somewhere in their name. I assume
these are the actual dictionaries for English (British, Canadian and American). If
you have aspell
James wrote:
I set mine to /usr/share/pspell and it works great.
James
Thats the default its giving me a headache. Were it not I wouldn't
have posted ;p
Thx though for your input
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked
Brian Parish wrote:
User the User Agent Option in the preferences page. It works for me :)
--
Femme
Sounds like what I'm after. Is this in Galeon? Can't see it here.
Blind again???
Brian
*hands Brian some glasses with New IMPROVED 3D capability!*
Yes its in there...
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002 14:31:00 +0200
Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
»FemmeFatale« sagte am 2002-04-29 um 22:38:44 -0600 :
User the User Agent Option in the preferences page. It works for me :)
However, quite some pages are not using simple UA detection.
Alexander Skwar
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
i'm still having a hard time believing that the computing public at large
allows businesses like MS to behave in such a way. all it would take is
for all the people who are tired of them doing business the way they've
been doing it to say so. i think the point would be
Sevatio wrote:
Brian Parish wrote:
Can anyone point me at a way of fooling a website that insists on IE and
refuses to load if anything else is used? Supposedly this is because
the site uses some javascript that doesn't work in Netscape and some
other browsers, but I'd be surprised if
Damian G wrote:
i know that's not too much, but in windoze i couldn't get a third of that..
Anyway this Floppy issue is not a Linux problem but a KDE (Konqeuror) one.
so i read a very interesting thread about filemanagers and ended up
getting to know filerunner... Konq went straight to the
Cool thing I found at Seul.org for those with children:
http://www.seul.org/
Bottom of the page is an ISO for LInux for Kids.
I thought was kind of cool
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that
character from Peanuts.
-
Jason Guidry wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
Cool thing I found at Seul.org for those with children:
http://www.seul.org/
Bottom of the page is an ISO for LInux for Kids.
I do have a young one and I ran over to this site, too bad the ISO
hasn't been touched in 2 years.
but through
Damian G wrote:
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002 16:47:27 -0600
FemmeFatale [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fwiw, I have run Konq, I hated it. I tried filerunner Found it
overly complex. Civilme *Bless his little heart* Suggested Krusader.
Its on the cd's you get. Wonderful program, no bugs
I can't tell you how to unfoul your partitions but I can give you a copy
of PM that I currently own. If that will help that is.
I have an ftp connection I use *simple DSL* which you're welcome to use
to get the files.
Femme
--
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go
FemmeFatale wrote:
I can't tell you how to unfoul your partitions but I can give you a copy
of PM that I currently own. If that will help that is.
There are days it doesn't pay to get outta bed... I have a legit copy of
PM am willing to part with it by cd or ftp...whichever. I don't use
Brian Schroeder wrote:
I had a search through the newbie archives, but couldn't find it.
Can you remember anything that might give me a hint of where to
start?
Brian.
From: FemmeFatale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brian Schroeder wrote:
Has anyone got the free download version
Hoyt wrote:
Add this to the LILO/GRUB command line:
ide0=0x1f0 ide0=dma ide0=autotune ide1=dma ide1=autotune floppy=daring
and undo all the hdparm settings.
The best way is to duplicate the LILO stanza and add the above info in case
it locks up your computer.
--
Hoyt
Dumb Q but
Ricardo Castanho de O. Freitas wrote:
I can't use mdkupdate anymore!
It locks on ftp-linux.cc-gatech.edu !!!
It locks on 49% !!
Which file should I edit to remove it and make it work again?
I can't even install any soft from the CD's!
Using mdk8.1
TIA
Ricardo Castanho
--
Damian G wrote:
On Wed, 24 Apr 2002 20:03:04 +0200
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I mentioned this probably bug of 8.2 in the crashtesters list, but I
have the feeling that not enought attention has been given. Other
crashtesters have tryed with the same badly results.
Try to copy files
lorne wrote:
hahahahaha... disappointingly easy somehow doesn't come to my mind
when it is easy. :)
Well I got it home today. My wife was most displeased. She is
threatening to send me out to the garage with all my junk. BG
It is pretty derned big! about 3 feet tall. It has 4
Carroll Grigsby wrote:
Femme:
KMail's Sender column says that you're Unknown. Obviously, it hasn't been
paying attention. Or is there some sort of configuration problem (probably at
your end)?
-- cmg
Not a flying clue. This is coming from Nutscrape its email client in
winblows.
Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Larry Sword wrote:
Or maybe the electromagnetic spectrum;-)
Hey, hadn't even thought of that! Gosh, can we get some Van Allen belts
involved here too? I always thought the pictures/diagrams of them, following
the curvature of the Earth - from the poles, was just
Ronald J. Hall wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
Or her way of saying to us, If I'm here, YOU'RE here insert evil
laugh here.
I'm firmly of the belief Gaea isn't what all the nature lovers think She
is :)
You decide what I think.
Femme
Oh, the old Its not nice to fool Mother
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
I have absolutely no idea who or what Gaea is. (?) I suppose I have
been under a large monocrystalline silicon rock or something.
Left out,
LX
Yes you have however we'll forgive you. Gaea=Earth Mother or Goddess.
Femme
--
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do
ken wrote:
Do you know our fundamental problem in Canada is?
We SHOULD have inherited:
British Culture, French Cuisine, and Yankee Knowhow..
Instead we got:
Yankee Culture, British Cuisine, and French Knowhow...
Ken.
I hate to say it but you're correct Ken. And I'm french... Go
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Sat, 2002-03-30 at 02:59, civileme wrote:
http://www.itworld.com/Sec/2199/020329nt2000hole/
Why isn't this news exciting?
Civileme
Civ,
I just got another newsflash that you might find interesting.
Excerpt--
J. Craig Woods wrote:
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
Craig,
I spoke with an XFS developer the other day on the (what else) #xfs
channel. Same server as hosts the #mandrake channel. We discussed what
you just now brought up; file attributes. I found out several things,
one was that the
J. Craig Woods wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
The server is irc.openprojects.net
yes the channels are #mandrake #xfs.
Femme
Wow! you are good.
Thanks,
--
J. Craig Woods
UNIX/NT Network/System Administration
-Art is the illusion of spontaneity-
Thx. I knew because
Brian Parish wrote:
Civileme wrote a nice piece on this either here or on newbie a few weeks
back. His answer: XFS
Basically the reasoning came down to: XFS and Reiser are pretty much
line ball on performance with ext3 a distant 3rd and XFS is simpler and
probably a bit more stable.
Dodd, David J wrote:
I have just loaded 8.2 and so far it is working, got my orinoco card to
work without a hitch. One question though maybe I did this on
installation but when I boot up it auto logs into my user directory.
How do I change this so it will ask for a password. I looked in
Amen LX. :)
Honey in cocoa though
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Sat, 2002-03-23 at 17:17, FemmeFatale wrote:
whats cocoa?
That stuff you mix with honey so you can make some hot chocolate. Cup
of 2 parts milk, 1 part halfhalf, microwave for 2 minutes (YMMV).
Spoon cocoa and honey mix
care to give me a stepbystep? :)
I've never done this.
Femme
Darren King wrote:
it's not hardtypical configure, make, make install sequencethe
only tricky thing is modifying the X startup files.
Darren
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 10:51, FemmeFatale wrote:
K thx Darren. Going
Ty Darren. You're a doll ;)
Femme
Darren King wrote:
I gonna do it tomorrow ...Ill post my findings and a step by step..
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 21:18, FemmeFatale wrote:
care to give me a stepbystep? :)
I've never done this.
Femme
Darren King wrote:
it's not hard
see?? Some smooth liar you are!
K Ty. Was curious to see if it'd be useful to me. I don't think so.
Femme
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 23 Mar 2002, FemmeFatale wrote:
You mean there's supposed to be some other reason besides bragging
rights? Incredible.
During the winter I've
well love, of couse!
someone has to troll for the newbs ;p
Femme
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
On Sat, 23 Mar 2002 00:16:17 -0700
FemmeFatale [EMAIL PROTECTED] studiouisly spake these words to
ponder:
Please do join the Newbie list...much more lively. And we can always
use a Sys Admins ideas
Where do I find 8.2 nvidia drivers? the rpm's on nvidias site don't
work. I don't think anyway, cause I tried them.
Femme
civileme wrote:
OK, try to tweak some things
run XFdrake and configure _down_ your colors to 24 bits and see what
happens...
Try
Option nobitblt
Option
Evangelization at its best? :)
Nicely said Simon
Femme
Simone Riccio wrote:
Well, i put 8.2 on 5 PCs (ominbook xe2, omnibook xe3, 2 PIV 1.6, Athlon
1.2) them all in a network environment and wih all different NICs. I
had no trouble at all in networking (SMB, Netware, NFS), and i found
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought some Mandrake users might be interested in this:
Last Thursday (3/15/02) our local Linux user group (http://www.flux.org)
had a speaker demonstrating how to setup a Beowulf. It was a small
cluster consisting of only three machines, but apparently could
*smiles* Nice response Kwan ;p
I love it. :)
Femme
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 23 Mar 2002, Omnus Necromancy wrote:
If your not running a server, or doing a task that requires linux
specifically, why are you using it?
The penguin logo is pretty nifty.
*blushes* Is it that obvious!? :P
Femme
Michael Scottaline wrote:
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 22:50:18 -0700
FemmeFatale [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled in frustration:
*raises her hand* Can I run it be a list nazi???
PLASEE!
Any excuse to put
I tried smalllinux. Didn't work well for me...but I even got an Xwindow
app for it.
Femme
Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
Hello All,
I have recently come across an old project in my travels
called Xdenu that is a very minimal distro which provides the Linux
kernel and an Xserver along with
whats cocoa?
Personally i'm looking to replace windows with it. Except for gaming
that is.
So, I write, listen to music, surf, do heavy research, tweak fiddle
with it. *shrugs* its a tool for me that doesn't crash.
Femme
Omnus Necromancy wrote:
If your not running a server, or doing
Ugh.. Figures. Thanks for the HUD. :\
I am going to ask some friends about this. If its true, we're in
trouble...cause Intel is getting too cosy in bed with M$! :( Everyday I
hear new reasons to go to an Athy chip.
Femme
Gérard Perreault wrote:
It is obvious to me that Linux and product
Try redownloading the ISO's or get MD5Summer. Nice program. it'll
compile its own sums...and is a nice GUI to tell you if they don't match
Femme
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
Hi,
A burning question in a double sense.
Hardware: Plextor CD-R PX W4220T (SCSI CD-RW)
DawiControl SCSI
K thx Darren. Going to have to figure out to do that now ;p
Merci
Femme
Darren King wrote:
I've never got the rpms to work. Download the source and build. I have
had good luck doing that.
Dazz
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 09:23, FemmeFatale wrote:
Where do I find 8.2 nvidia drivers
*raises her hand* Can I run it be a list nazi???
PLASEE!
Civilme knows i'll be good I promise *innocent smile*
Femme
J. Craig Woods wrote:
Jason Guidry wrote:
my patience with this constant barrage of complaints disguised as
questions is wearing thin. no one
Please do join the Newbie list...much more lively. And we can always
use a Sys Admins ideas :)
Forewarning: Its messier (as in more msgs a day).
Femme
Darren King wrote:
Nice attitude guys. You're right maybe I should be on the beginner
list. I've been using linux since kernel 0.9...I
, then reconfigure them as usb
after the install.
just a thought
Dave
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 15:27:45 -0700
FemmeFatale said onto me:
I have a keyboard mouse, both usb. The mouse is plugged into the
keyboard, the KB is plugged into the tower. I posted this on the Newbie
list
I have a keyboard mouse, both usb. The mouse is plugged into the
keyboard, the KB is plugged into the tower. I posted this on the Newbie
list, but not many helpful answers. :)
Thought I'd ask the Experts here. :)
What basically happens is that if I boot the CD, i get that screen Hit
F1
If You need it don't mind buying software, get Drive Copy. Its from
the guys who make Partition Magic. Great s/w so I understand, at least
one of the best hardware mags I know of that I buy uses it regularly
before testing systems.
:)
Femme
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 16:44, James wrote:
Ok
Were you in Edmonton I'd gladly help, I have xtra parts lying around
collecting dust atm.
Femme
David Guntner wrote:
I've got 256M of RAM in the machine, to answer your (implied) question. I
don't know anyone with memory that I could borrow. :-) As I mentioned in
my earlier message, I've
I don't know if it was this list or the Newbie one, I will cross-post it
though.
For the fellow who wanted to dabble in OGL programming, I recently was
reading a book on security.
Here is a link for how to secure your programs when you write them, and
I'm sorry if the list doesn't want/need
Look at LM's Doc section on their main site under Mandrake User, or
MUO as its called.
It has a very easy How-to.
Femme
Mark Dvoo wrote:
Just wanted to know if anyone had had any luck with the geforce 2 go ?
mark
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