Are there any compatible PCMCIA modems for L-M?
John
> Hi, folks!
>
> What follows is probably a single most important letter I ever posted on
> these mailing lists, so please read it very carefully!
>
> We (Mandrakesoft) are starting internal discussions about future of
> our distributions NOW. We want you to take part in the process of
> improvin
You *GO* girl! RIght on!
John
Subject: [expert] OT: Linux Newbie
> Hello List,
>
> My comments are not intended to start a thread or a flame. Please
> contact me privately if you feel compelled to comment.
>
> I am a newbie, a fact I do not hide. I joined this group several months
> ago to
Hi All!
Is it possible to install Lilo onto the partition after removing it from the
MBR? If so could someone be so kind as to tell me how it is done? Appreciate
it! TIA!
John Connell
Intel processors if you look on the underside at the
processors number "S" designates a "standard" chip and a "V" designates a
"voltage regulated chip." Don't know if this is the answer but thought I
would throw my 2 cents worth in!
John Connell
Hi All,
I realize this is a little off topic butis there a way to boot BeOS with
LILO? If so could someone tell me how it can be done? Thanks!
John Connell
> Next thing is, is there a site or something where I can order this?
>
> The local computer dealer adds heafty charges on ordering, let alone his
> personal markup
Phoebe Microsystems external modem with the TI chipset is model #
CMV1456VQE-XV90.
You can order this by calling Hi-Tech USA and a
I am using both a Phoebe Microsytems external with the TI chipset and a USR
5686-03 external fax modem both work well with Linux (and BeOS).
John
> Icebreaker,
>
> I can only repeat what has been said about modems. Winmodems don't work
> in Linux too good. Yes, a win-linux-modem is being devel
>I've been on this list long enough to watch the use level of users as well
>as replies change in the last few months. It is to this issue I want to
>comment.
>
>The reason this list is so very successful is simple: Respect. Most of the
>old Linux heads.like Civileme and Ramon and Chamouel have
Sad News in the Entertainment Industry ...
I don't usually pass along sad news like this, but sometimes we need to
pause and remember what life is about:
There was a great loss recently in the entertainment world. Larry
LaPrise, the Detroit native who wrote the song "Hokey Pokey," died last
wee
? Would prefer one with onboard
sound and video if possible. Appreciate any feedback. Thanks!
John Connell
I was just wonderingI just became the "proud owner" of a GW2K P5-75 with
32MB RAM, 2 HDD's 540MB and 420MB. I would like to install LM on it, should
I or is it not up for the task? If not what distro would you experts
suggest? Thanks to you all,
John Connell
Am glad to see them, thanks!
JC
>Ocassionally I post information, such as CERT Alerts, that
>I feel affects the entire computing community including myself. I have
>been taken to task by one individual. If the majority of this list does
>not want to see such postings I will cease.
>
>Thank you
Iomega Zip 650 CDR-W
Toshiba 32x CD-ROM
Iomega Zip IDE/ATAPI
Thanks,
John Connell
Just FYI I finally got L-M 6.1 reinstalled. I had to disconnect my new
Iomega CDR-W and reconnect my Toshiba 32X CD-ROM before it would
install. Go figure, don't know what's up with that!
Thanks for your feedback, must be an easier way......?
John Connell
2000
P-586-233MMX
96MB RAM
HDA-Win98 13GB HD
HDB-(Hopefully again!) LM 6.1 4.3GB HD
The only thing differnt on my system since last reinstall is an Iomega ZIP
CD-RW
Please, any help on this would be much appreciated! I have made
approximately 20 attempts without success.
John Connell
Multimedia Team
Not really L-M related, but I stumbled upon this little gem of an OS demo
that fits on a floppy. Works like a champ on Linux or Windows. Seems like
someone who has the gift of developing software could really do something with
this to make an acceptable browser and email client. IMHO, that is
in /etc/rc.d/rc.local I added at the end -
/sbin/modprobe ide-scsi
/sbin/modprobe sg
Then ran "ln -s /dev/scd0 /dev/cdrom"
Not only can I NOT use X-CD-Roast I can
also no longer mount my cdrom! 8^ (
Any insights would be greatly appreciated!
John Connell
Multimedia Team Leader
Vin
Hi All!
As much as I would like to use LM on my "new" machine I will be unable to.
(33mHz, 16RAM, 350HDD)
Can anyone suggest a good "text based" version of the Linux OS? Appreciate
it much!
John ConnellMultimedia Team LeaderVineyard Christian
FellowshipMilan MI 48160[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everyone!
With mixed feedback to my question to this list last week.I went ahead
and installed LM 5.3 on an old 486 with 16RAM, 350MB HDD and a 33mHz CPU.
Install went fine, but very minimal and VERY slow! Takes forever for X to load.
I am having a small problem tho.' I cannot get the
lifesaver for me!
John Connell
Multimedia Director
Vineyard Christian Fellowship
Milan MI 48160
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not I!
John
- Original Message -
From: "Pixel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 1999 7:39 PM
Subject: [expert] Kde & Template/Autostart
> Hi,
>
> Is there anybody here who uses the Template or/and Autostart folders in
KDE?
>
>
> A lot has been discussed in these writings concerning winmodems. Check out
> this site for a few linux ideas for them. Why waste 'em if you got 'em?
http://www.linmodems.org
John
Gordon von Miller wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> When I try to browsw with Lynx, the error message says it can't open a
> temporary file. I can ping and send email. So what to do?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Gordon
mkdir ~/tmp
Anyone know where I can get a C++ cross-compiler? TIA!
John
jamin
> --
> Benjamin and Anna Sher
> Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sher's Russian Web
> http://www.websher.net
Benjamin,
Please check out --- http://www.winehq.com
it is very informative.
John Connell
"S. Newhouse" wrote:
> Check your mixer. Is the input set to line?
>
> -sen
>
> John Connell writes:
> > Marion Krahn wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > > try "modprobe msp3400" as root and start kwintv again. This module will brin
Marion Krahn wrote:
> Hi,
> try "modprobe msp3400" as root and start kwintv again. This module will bring you
> support for your stereo TV-tuner.
>
> By
> Marion
Did it -- nada, a few little crackles out of the speakers is all.
John
Marion Krahn wrote:
> John Connell wrote:
>
> > I have an STB Bt878 TV PCI card on my system that I would love to get
> > working in Mandrake.
>
> Hi,
> include Bt848 support in the kernel as a module, after booting you have to load
> these modules (I think it is i
only thing is I can't seem to get the audio working. 8^ (
Any suggetions ? Appreciate all the assistance you have given!
John Connell
ore I
read the more confused I become! I have managed to set up everything else on
this box and this is my last hurdle to jump. Any help or instruction on how
to do this would be awesome, I would appreciate it more than you could
know! TIA!
John Connell
Benjamin Sher wrote:
> Dear friends:
>
> I am a Russian translator and I listen to RFE (Radio Free Europe)
> Russian Service all the time. For some reason, I have been having a
> problem accessing it, as user and root, the past two days. No problem,
> basically, with
> other sites and I had no pr
Steve Philp wrote:
> Alwyn Schoeman wrote:
> >
> > John Connell wrote:
> >
> > > I have just noticed at the login screen (the one with the penguin) I get
> > > this message--
> > >
> > > INIT: Id "mo" respawning too fast: disabl
I have just noticed at the login screen (the one with the penguin) I get
this message--
INIT: Id "mo" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes
Can anyone tell me what this means and how to rectify? TIA!
John Connell
Steve Philp wrote:
> John Connell wrote:
> >
> > Is there a phone dialer program for linux comparable to MS's phone
> > dialer? (If there is I am SURE it is BETTER than MS;s, not comparable!)
> > John Connell
>
> Not being familiar with the MS dialer, wh
Is there a phone dialer program for linux comparable to MS's phone
dialer? (If there is I am SURE it is BETTER than MS;s, not comparable!)
John Connell
I am trying to install a tar.gz file-it unzips but when I cd to the
appropriate directory and run "make" I get a "no such command" message.
Any insights oon this problem? Is "make" not on L-M 6.1? TIA!
John
jerrud wrote:
> there is a patch that you can get on the real site. if you go to
> linuxtoday.com, they have the exact site you can go to, to get the fix.
>
> Jerrud
Check out this URL'
John Connell
http://linuxtoday.com/stories/10586.html
.same thing. Help please! TIA!
John Connell
"This beta version of RalPlayer G2 for Unix(tm) has expired. Please
contact RealNetworks (www.real.com) for the latest version."
help!
John Connell
have
definitely found a *loyal* follower!
John Connell
I was just wondering.I installed KDE base 1.1.2 yesterday and now have
icons coming out of my ears on my desktop! The old and new are there, deleting
them from the desktop isn't the answer as on reboot they are back. Is there a
startup script somewhere to edit? Also, a password is now necessar
BOUCARON Julien CNET/DSE/SOP wrote:
> Hello ,
> Which type of kernel have you got ???
> The basic kernel include with the Mandrake 6 ( 2.2.9 ) .
>
> For x11amp , have a look on XMMS web site , the version include
> with Mandrake 6 have some bugs ( because beta ), Upgrade to the last version
> .
>
Gael Duval wrote:
> BOUCARON Julien CNET/DSE/SOP wrote:
> >
> > Bonjour,
> >
> > J'ai compilé un noyau 2.2.12 ( parce que le 2.2.9 de Mandrake à un certain
> > nombre de problèmes lors de recompilation ... core dump ... problème lors de
> > la recherche des dépendences des modules ...etc... ). Br
oblem? TIA!
John Connell
>
To those of you who may be interested Personal Bookmarks are found
in--/.netscape/bookmarks.html
Personal Addresses are found
in--/.netscape/pab.na2
John
Reza Samadi wrote:
> John Connell wrote:
> >
> > Can anyone tell me which files in Netscape contain the "Personal Bookmarks"
> > and the "Address Book?"
> > I found "bookmark.html" it had everything except the "personal" ones.
Can anyone tell me which files in Netscape contain the "Personal Bookmarks"
and the "Address Book?"
I found "bookmark.html" it had everything except the "personal" ones. I just
want to back them up so as not to have to go through the *big* hassle of
redoing them if/when I have to do a reinstall! T
"Ji-Haw, Foo" wrote:
> I have installed Mandrake with kernel 2.2.9. 9 is good, but the app. I want
> to use asks for 10, so I am trying to install 2.2.11 (which is the latest).
> However the download Mandrake sites do not come with 9 or 10. I have the
> non-RPM .11 kernel. I have done the make de
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