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John LeMay
Senior Consultant
NJMC, LLC.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
I can be!
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NJMC, LLC.
. Anyone out there running Mandrake 8.0 on one of these
laptops? Did you get X working?
It would be great here on my Thinkpad T20 if it supported my wireless
ethernet controller.
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NJMC, LLC.
in case one of my
Windows machines has become infected and is storing viruses on the server. Of
course since I am running McAfee on the Windows clients as well, I haven't
had a problem yet!
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and had to change the keyboard def from 105 key
to 101, but it didn't seem to make a difference.
help!
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NJMC
rarely use ls without using the -l switch, so it's easy for me to remember.
Like coding, you will tend to associate blocks of characters with a given
task. For example, how many times did you have to read the rm man page
before learning that rm -rf / is a bad thing (most of the time)?
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to integrate, so I may give
it a shot.
Just curious as to when we could see an out of the box solution.
BTW, I was quite impressed when lilo was automatically configured to also
boot my existing Windows 2000 partition.
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the user to set a password at
next login.
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NJMC
I've rerolled my machine back to LM7.2, however I maintained my home
directory. Just like in LM8, the Gnome theme-selector-applet causes a
segfault as soon as it is selected.
Could someone point me to what file most likely in my ~/ - may be causing
this? I've tried doing an ls -Rl out
Has anyone else noticed the script problem when using ksh as the login
shell with either LM7.2 or 8? Is there an explanation for this? I can
provide more details if needed, however I believe anyone with ksh as
their login shell has probably seen this.
If I run the install with an IDE CDROM, I would like to switch back to my
SCSI cdrom at some point. Has a later version of the kernel been
Drake-packaged with a good fix yet?
Thanks for the input so far folks!
Original Message
On 6/5/2001, 2:55:06 PM, Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
You didn't miss anything, but I was reading between the lines a bit.
- Original Message -
From: "Wolfgang Bornath" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 8:17 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Article about Mandrakesoft's "new direction"
Did I miss
I was on with Gnapster last night myself, so it seems to be working here.
You could try logging in a few times - Napster uses dns round robin for
loab balancing, so if one of the servers was down a timeout could occur
that may not happen the next time you try.
On Sun, 14 Jan 2001, Vincent Danen
Sounds like lpr is trying to use lp instead of lp0. Try lpr -Plp0
test.txt.
On Sun, 31 Dec 2000, mcoady wrote:
Installed Mandrake 7.1 along with HPLaserjet 4l printer (non-postscript).
WordPerfect runs the printer without a problem. But, when I try to print a test.txt
file
$lpr
I'm actually not a newbie, and this is embarrasing to ask, but here
goes. I added the following to /etc/rc.d/rc.local:
PILOTRATE=115200
export PILOTRATE
However env does not show this var as being set after I login. Why???
Shouldn't this var now be set for every user unless it is overwritten by
Either download a network analyzer such as Ethereal for Linux or Sniffer
Pro (nai.com) for Windows and drop it on the appropriate box. Either
should tell you exactly what you need to know!
Jack Malone wrote:
Ok i installed corel linux yesterday an when it booted I get lots of
traffic
Matthew Hart wrote:
Does anyone know of any board manufacturer who makes a quad way SMP intel
P2/3 motherboard?
Thx
No luck with Tyan, Asus, Abit, or SuperMicro? They would be my first few
to look at.
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http://www.njmc.com
I just noticed that if I switch from my X session to another virtual
console (via ctrl-alt-F2, for example) ALT+F7 no longer returns me to my
X session. Instead, I am presented with a plain black screen which
appears to be console-like in that mouse movement activates gpm. After
about 10 seconds
I actually decided to try stopping X properly, stopping everything else
I had running, logging out and back in, however this resulted in my not
being able to run pine either as my normal self nor as root. No response
or error, just a flashing cursor after I typed "pine"enter. Same
effect when I
I would guess one of the adapters is incorrectly negotiating it's speed
and or duplexity. Try hard coding both cards to 10/hdx or 100/fdx and
see if that fixes the problem.
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
So many more questions...
Hi, I just got on this thread because I get tons of collisions using
This is an extremely poor and technically incorrect explanation, however
I understand what the writer was attempting.
Full duplex is defined as the ability to transmit and receive data
simultaneously. Half duplex is defined as the ability to transmit or to
receive data at any moment at time.
If you had been keeping up with earlier posts to this thread you should
have realized that switches and hubs are two different things. A
"switched hub" is an oxymoron, IMHO.
Singer XJ Wang wrote:
I still havn't gotten answer to my big question:
I see Switched HUBS and SWITCHES
what's
, the
driver supplied is so alpha the printer doesn't notice it. 100% unresponsive
for BW, Color, and combined drivers. BAsically avoid winprinters and stick
to those that
http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor lists in his database as "works perfectly"
Civileme
John LeMay wrot
Andy,
Have you tried Apache Bench? It ships with Apache web server and it
provides all the typical web server benchmarking features. Other
Windows-based options include WebBench or the Microsoft Webserver
Benchmarking tool.
Andy Abshagen wrote:
I am looking for a program that will benchmark
By "typical" I meant that once the data was collected (ie who to send
the fax to, the number to dial, the cover sheet to add, etc) that it was
most likely nothing more than could be done by lpd. Therefore, we need
someone with some programming knowledge to check out the data stream
sent by a
You make no mention of actually moving the new kernel from
/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot to /boot, but I assume you did that. I do
not believe make mrproper or make clean are necessary any longer. Don't
forget to run /sbin/lilo after you edit /etc/lilo.conf and move the new
kernel. The steps:
I'm doing well using the HP1200/1600 filter on a new HP1120C printer.
Haven't tried 11x7, but 8.5x11 works well in color and b/w.
Alain Ayerra wrote:
Im looking for a new inject printer for my computer,but i don know what
brand/model work best under Linux.
I want to buy a printer that is
The following exchange has popped up in ibm.software.java.linux, the
group for info about the IBM JDK rev 1.1.8. Could anyone explain this
huge difference in file sizes? Perhaps it will help with some of the
compatibility issues with the JDK and Mandrake 6.1 which are not
apparent in a RedHat 6.0
You don't mention if you have tried this, so here goes...
Have you tried inserting a final "return" or "enter" after the last
character in the last line of /etc/fstab?
Don't know about the other!
"Stephen P. Molnar, Ph.D." wrote:
After an abortive two weeks trying to implement v6.1 I have
Every 20 minutes - to the second - a new entry pops up in
/var/log/messages that say simply "MARK", like so:
Nov 1 06:17:15 logan -- MARK --
Nov 1 06:37:15 logan -- MARK --
Nov 1 06:57:15 logan -- MARK --
Anyone have any idea what this may be?
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is
wrong.
On Mon, 1 Nov 1999, Fred Frigerio wrote:
Yes it's a mark. =) Just to let you know that it's logging I guess
-Original Message-
From: John LeMay [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 01, 1999 8:17 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] Entry
Go to rpmfind.net and grab the latest mdk build of glibc-2.1.2. This
fixed it here. Also follow ibm.software.java.linux on
news.software.ibm.com. I've documented this fairly well there.
Alwyn Schoeman wrote:
Same thing happens under Mandrake 6.1
I've just installed the IBM Java
"Herman Van Keer (softouch)" wrote:
ken nightingale wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
Has this happened to anyone else?
thanks,
ken nightingale
Yep - unfortunately: netscape quits on me now and then without any reason.
It dies - finished
I used 4.5, 4.6, 4.7 on different
Are you sure you copied the correct bzImage file from
/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot to /boot? Sounds like you may have brought
over the wrong file.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I´m running Linux Mdk 6.1 on a Pentium 166 MMX with 128 Mb of RAM and a IDE
HD of 3,2 Gb for linux (another 2Gb IDE
Netscape will tend to freeze when it is trying to resolve a hostname. I
see it immediately upon starting Netscape. Once the drowser is up I
typically start Messenger by selecting Communicator - Messenger. I get
as far as clicking Communicator, then nothing for about 10 seconds while
the query
vortex-diag is a great util for monitoring your Vortex chipset based
3Com cards. I just discovered it recently myself, however it has been
quite a great util!
"Herman Van Keer (softouch)" wrote:
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, Herman Van Keer (softouch) wrote:
There
BTW, the first URL should be:
http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/
follow the "Network Device Diagnostics and Setup Utils" link from
there...
"Herman Van Keer (softouch)" wrote:
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, Herman Van Keer (softouch) wrote:
There are Linux
David,
While a better explanation would have been helpful, I'll shoot from the
hip.
su to root and cd to /usr/src/linux (hopefully you installed the kernel
source!)
execute 'make menuconfig' or, if you are running in X, 'make xconfig'
Under "Block Devices", enable 'Enhanced IDE/MFM/RLL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am currently moving from IDE to SCSI and I would like to know which card
and eventually hd I should get. Right know I am looking at a Quantum
Fireball 4.3 and a Adapted 2940AU (2nd hand). Are these ok?
mihnea
I have been running on an Adaptec 2940 series with a
I have no clue about the color issue (unless the default setup of X
misdetected your video adapter and/or monitor), but as for the
sluggishness of the apps problem, does the kernel see all of your
memory? Try typing "free" at a console and see how much mem is reported.
(Of course I realize this
I found this very problem to be a major obstacle when I migrated to
Mandrake 6.0 from RedHat 5.1. I put "xhost +machine_name" in my .xinitrc
file (I only use a single account on this machine - at least relative to
X.) and all my problems went away.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 06 Sep 1999, you
Can anyone tell me why printtool complains that Samba is not installed
upon startup (of printtool)? I am running Samba 2.0.5a and it is
installed in it's default /usr/local/samba. This was not an rpm install,
it was compiled locally and installed.
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I seem to have narrowed down my problems with my HP Laserjet 4+
significantly. It appears that enabling the duplex option on the printer
(menu - printing menu - duplex = on) has an adverse effect on the
ability of the printer to process form feeds. I would assume the printer
must be stripping
Just checks those files (actually they are in lp0, not lp here) and two
of the files - general.cfg and postscript.cfg - define the papersize
variable as "letter". See below:
PAPERSIZE=letter
That's the only "clue" I found!
Steve Philp wrote:
John LeMay wrote:
I hav
I seem to have a problem updating as well, but not exactly the same.
Wu-ftpd seems to be a problem. If I attempt to update this package, I
receive errors indicating incompatabilities with BeroFTPd.
Ken Archer wrote:
I seem to have broken Mandrake Updates. I installed 6.0 last week and used
The simplest way is probably to use the gui tool, printtool. You can
access this either directly or from the control-panel application, but
you need to be root to add a printer either way.
John Aldrich wrote:
I've got an existing Mandrake 6.0 system I'd like to add a printer
to. It's a
Ever since upgrading from RH 5.1 to Mandrake 6.0, I have had print
problems with my HP Laserjet 4+. When I attempt to print from Star
Office 5.x, or Netscape 4.61, or WordPerfect 8, the printer displays a
message asking me to load A4 paper. I am in the US and we use "letter"
size paper, which is
That is about the only good thing one can say about CDE. Personally, I
find it horribly ugly and not nearly as intuitive as other wm's such as
WindowMaker or Afterstep. (I'm not really a KDE fan, either.)
"Pastor Torrente, Guillermo" wrote:
* Note that CDE is a pretty good few-color
The 6.1 cd image is in the neighborhood of 650 Mbytes, as I recall. The
"tree" needed for installation probably isn't that much smaller. Not
really something you want to download. You could always grab a cheap 6.1
cd from www.cheapbytes.com.
"Jerome SEVEAN (VIAMEDIA)" wrote:
Hello,
I'm young
Cisco isn't exactly known for delivering hardware that can perform at
line speed. Throw an Extreme, Foundry, HP, or something decent in there
and drive it with a Netcom or Ixia box (instead of application traffic)
and you'll see a big difference. 100 Mbps full duplex can potentially
deliver 200
I have a request, since we are talking about fax solutions for Linux. I
would like to see a fax client for Linux capable of working with a
Winfax Pro 9 fax server. Since this works as the typical "print driver"
format of fax client/server, I'm sure it wouldn't be too be of a chore
for a skilled
I was going to suggest getting the newer driver. Mandrake 6.1 shipped
with version 1.0 of the 3com driver for the late 905b and the 905c, but
version 1.1 is available from 3com now. Note this driver replaces
Becker's.
"S. Newhouse" wrote:
Got it fixed! The card is actually a 3c905C, not
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