Juan,
thanks to you (and all the others who answered) for all the pointers.
I'll go through all the material when time permits, since from the
material you sent it does seem that frame buffer is the only solution.
Thank you again,
Marco Fioretti
&
"J . A . Magallon" wrote:
>
> > I cannot work in text mode, and that if some error message
> > appears during boot I never see it. I know about the Svgatext
>
> See /var/log/dmesg, and /var/log/boot.log
If what fails is X or XDM I never get to do that
That's why I need badly reada
e the kernel? How?
4) Last but not least: is somebody using successfully SVGAText
mode with a MATROX AGP 200 and a SUN GDM1962b monitor? Could I
ask you to send me your configuration file?
Thanks in advance,
Marco Fioretti
Keep in touch with
, including
libraries
and such, tell the disk space needed and allow list editing.
Since we are dreaming, let it allow HW selection also, i.e. let's have
it ask which
graphic/sound/modem/network cards you have and include only the
necessary files
to use them.
Ciao,
Marco
>
> On Fri, 20 Oct 2000 09:41:13 +0200, Marco Fioretti said:
>
> > IMHO, it would be wonderful to do it on the www site BEFORE
> > installing, something like this:
> >
> >
> > 1) You get the package list from the site, and study
&
the first selection, one should
have to select ONLY the **applications** (apache,window maker,
perl, emacs...) not all the libraries they need, of which most people
know nothing and care even less as long as the thing works.
Just my two cents,
Marco Fioretti
Keep
Hello,
I installed Linux Mandrake 7.1,
and set it up to boot in runlevel 5.
After 2/3 weeks almost without an itch,
XDM has started crashing 80 % of times,
leaving the message copied below.
Keep in touch with http://mandrakeforum.com:
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Some days ago, somebody was asking for these on the list,
and here they go! Sorry for the delay.
Remember that these work on a Matrox G200 AGP
Maybe the mandrake guys will insert them in the monitor database..
Ciao,
Marco
#Modes for Fixed frequency monitor SONY GD
permissions on bash??
Now that I have switched to msec level 3 both tcsh and bash executables
look fine (rwxr-xr-x). Unfortunately, I did not test it when in msec 4.
Is anybody on the list using msec level 4?
Ciao,
Marco Fioretti
Keep in touch with http://ma
ot;.
I also did configure the sound card (same I never used under LM 6.1,
ensoniq 1371 or something like that..)
Finally, I turned on HD optimization this time
Does it means anything to you?
TIA,
Marco
> Marco Fioretti wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> &
h is suid root,
and /bintcsh is not.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, or explain the reason for such setup if
it
is so.
TIA,
Marco Fioretti
Keep in touch with http://mandrakeforum.com:
Subscribe the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" mailing list.
erest/willing to help, please tell me,
and I'll run any test which is needed, and post the results.
TIA,
Marco Fioretti
--- xdm-errors.log
--
XFree86 Version 3.3.6 / X Window System
(protocol Version 11,
setuid root or something? (I
forgot to check this at home..). If so, it's bad,
isn't it?
Any feedback is appreciated.
Ciao,
Marco Fioretti
ORIGINAL POSTING
Hello,
I am running LM 7.1 with security level 4.
Yesterday I tried for the first time si
Hello,
I am running LM 7.1 with security level 4.
Yesterday I tried for the first time since
installation to run a csh script which worked
perfectly with LM 6.1.
Now, if I run as normal user, it crashes
even before starting, i.e. on sourcing the
/etc/cshrc file.
Specifically, it says that "id
"let's not waste money like this, we have Linux"
<>
DISCLAIMER: as is painfully obvious from the body of this
message, all the opinions and requests above are only mine,
and do NOT reflect the positions of my employer.
Thanks for your time,
Daniel Bodanske wrote:
>
> I am installing Mandrake 7.1 (single disk version) for a friend, and am
> having trouble with the X config. He has a Sony GDM-1960 fixed frequency
.
Daniel,
I have an almost equal set up at home (Sony GDM 1962 B with SUN label).
I made it work with a Matrox G200
Marco Fioretti wrote:
>
> ciao
ciao
each time) and sometimes kdesu is there, other times
>not.
>
>
>kf
>
>On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Marco Fioretti wrote:
>
>= Hello,
>=
>= while setting up my LM 7.1 box, I decided to run
>= printerdrake (as root). An error message pops up saying that
>= kdesu is not fo
/dev/hda6 /usr ext2 defaults 1 2
/dev/hda5 swap swap defaults 0 0
[root@polaris marco]#
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Marco Fioretti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Cc: "Marco Fioretti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Se
Hello,
while setting up my LM 7.1 box, I decided to run
printerdrake (as root). An error message pops up saying that
kdesu is not found.
A quick investigation says:
[root@polaris marco]# ls -l /usr/bin/kde*
kde kdecode kdehelp kdesetup kdevelop
[root@polaris marco]# ls -l /usr/bin/kd
Hello,
Thanks to all who made suggestions for my LILO
problem (it would not recognize the default label,
i.e. it would not start after 5 seconds as set up
in /etc/lilo.conf.
I have tried all your suggestions with LILO, i.e. creating
a /boot separate partition, placing it and/or / at the
beginnin
Hello,
I have a pc running Mandrake 6.1, with an ATAPI
cdrom drive NEC CDR-3001. The drive always worked fine
until yesterday, when it quit on me right in the middle of an RPM installation.
Now I get the errors described below 90% of times, no matter which
cdrom I try to read. Even when mount suc
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake 7.1, and it looks great, except one or two issues.
The most important is with LILO. When I power up, LILO starts, greets me,
telling that it will boot the default image in 5 seconds, but nothing happens.
If *I* type linux, LILO boots fine, and the system works
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake 7.1, and it looks great, except one or two issues.
The most important is with LILO. When I power up, LILO starts, greets me,
telling that it will boot the default image in 5 seconds, but nothing happens.
If *I* type linux, LILO boots fine, and the system works gr
n't know why
>cables can go bad like that, but that is the first place to try.
>
>73 de KK6WJ
>
>
>
>-- Forwarded Message --
>Subject: [expert] Fwd: cdrom not working: SW or HW fault?
>Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 08:31:53 -0100
>From: Marco Fiorett
Hello,
I have a pc running Mandrake 6.1, with an ATAPI
cdrom drive NEC CDR-3001. The drive always worked fine
until yesterday, when it quit on me right in the middle of an RPM installation.
Now I get the errors described below 90% of times, no matter which
cdrom I try to read. Even when mount suc
After it is started, everything works at the usual
speed.
Are the two things connected? Why?
TIA
Ciao
Marco Fioretti
right now)?
TIA,
Marco Fioretti
Ron Stodden wrote:
>
> Marco,
>
> Try 'File Bookmark', not 'Add Bookmark' to add a new bookmark to
> Netscape.
>
> BTW, you can also go to a bookmark from 'Edit Bookmarks' by using the
> right click menu.
>
It works!
For some obscure reason, I was deeply sure that "File Bookmark" could
only
t find any)?
More info:
I do have a disk quota, but I am well below the limit.
Netscape Version is 4.7, changed from 4.6.?? some time ago.
TIA,
Marco Fioretti
> -> For simple text cols x rows selection in standard resolutions, passing
> -> vga=ask to the kernel at boot time will get you a menu of standard
> -> text modes (up to 132x60 which is pretty unreadable on a small
> -> screen in standard text modes). Then replace the vga=ask with
> -> vga=mode
Thank you to all people who answered.
I would like to point out that I know about
1) Emacs running a shell in a windows (M-x
shell)
2) switching virtual consoles using Fx, and
3) passing vga=ask at boot time.
4) the great documentation included with SVG
,
Marco Fioretti
oking like
"teifima" or "fioretti" @ "anything".ericsson.se,
but keep me on the Mandrake expert list.
Please accept my excuses for disturbong this list.
Merry Christmas,
Marco Fioretti
econd stepped
aside and let LILO do its job just fine.
I'd like to have feedback on this, because, quite frankly,
LILO and (in general) BIOS level things are beyond my skills
and interests, so I can't be sure whether what I just said
does actually make sense. If not, please explain why.
Ciao,
Marco Fioretti
TIA,
Marco Fioretti
##
# MY MESSAGE to TOM BERGER
Tom,
thanks a lot for the MUO site!
I have found it quite useful in setting up my Linux-Mandrake PC.
One thing missing, however, is a DETAILED, **MANDRAKE-SPECIFIC**
explanation a
something that might be the solution at the
following URL:
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue14/lg_tips14.html
look for 'Two 2 Cent Tips -- syslog & X Color Depth'
and let me know if it is the solution.
later,
Marco Fioretti
Hello,
Yesterday I installed the SVGATextMode 1.9**mdk rpm packaged by Bero
on my Mandrake 6.1 box, which has a Matrox Millenniuim G200 AGP
with 8 MB RAM.
After reading the man pages, and trying a few modes without success,
I'd like to know if anybody is already running successfully the
same Car
Just wanted to thank all people who gave me a lot of
useful suggestions to make my network card work.
As it turned out, I had a network card that:
a) requires setting under DOS, and my PC is 100% linux
(yes, i know about dosemu and stuff...)
b) that particular card is probably also bug
Hello,
I have started playing with mutt yesterday, because as nice
as kmail is, I also need a text-only mail user agent.
I have found the following problems, and I'm not sure if
they are a bug in mutt, kmail, or some nasty interaction
between them.
In mutt (Mandrake 6.1 version), I opened a mbo
Just wanted to thank all people who gave me a lot of
useful suggestions to make my network card work.
As it turned out, I had a network card that:
a) requires setting under DOS, and my PC is 100% linux
(yes, i know about dosemu and stuff...)
b) that particular card is probably also bugg
Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
> Marco...
> I have a home network and I use the same Realtek 8029
> without any trouble with Mandrake 6.0 and 6.1
> I don't undestand why you need the driver if
> there is support for that nic under the present kernel
> it's modular, I use module ne2k-pci. for that nic.
I have finally found some more documentation and also a linux driver
for the Ethernet Card I have (REALTEK 8019). I decided to try to
recompile the kernel, with that specific driver, and just trade back
the card for a better one if it still doesn't work.
I didn't do it before because the vendor e
Thanks to you all for your support and useful info.
Since it's not working yet, there are some more informations/
tests I did yesterday.
Changing cables doesn't seem to make things any different.
PCMCIA cable connector blinks as expected in normal operations
The same applies to Desktop card leds
Hello,
thank you for all your suggestions.
This is the extra information you asked for.
Thank you in advance to whoever will be so patient to browse
through itm..
Refer to my original posting for a description of the
problem, or ask me to mail it again.
To begin with, I do have a (new) crosso
"John J. LeMay Jr." wrote:
>
> I have a couple of ideas here. First, I don't think you should show a
> route between the two machines - flat network, no routing necessary once
> the packets hit ethx.
I followed step by step instructions from an Italian LINUX article,
already
tried by some friend
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake 6.1 on both my desktop (D)
and laptop( L).
Now I'm trying to connect the two via Ethernet,
but, even after reading the PCMCIA howto, NAG, etc..,
and giving all commands at the root prompt , I came
to a dead end on ARP.
My configuration is:
D: 192.168.1.1 polari
nes blink in the upper-left part of the screen,
1/2 times /sec. Image is stable, nitid and centered apart from that.
I noticed the installer detects a CT65550 chip when it is a CT65545,
could that be the reason? How could I fix it?
TIA,
Marco Fioretti
l, to figure out
which optimizations/special configuration was done for
Power management/
PCMCIA/
kernel
XFree (aside from XFREE86config...)
etc, etc..
Thank you in advance,
Marco Fioretti
my test
Marco
Larry Sword wrote:
>
> Ramon Nieto wrote:
>
> > when i try to use the
> > scripts-fu to do some logos, it says i don't have the
> > fonts installed.
> >
> > so, where are the fonts in the distro's CD? how can i
> > install them?
>
> Most of the scripts-fu use the fonts sharefonts and freefonts
o hectic lately
I barely had time turn on the PC once a week.
Marco Fioretti
> updated 6.0: check /etc/rc.d/rc.local, search for hdparm (yeah yeah i forgot)
>
> 6.1: in lilo.conf append="opti"
>
> Cooker: same as 6.1
fred wrote:
>
> http://www.linuxnic.net
Hey, some smart-ass guy already registered
mandrake.linux
redhat.linux
debian.linux
suse.linux...
(always the same guy..)
Won't Red Hat go after him, after all that fuss
about others not using their name? Can they?
ome..:-)
Thanks in advance,
Marco Fioretti
Hello,
still me here.
I forgot to ask if you can please post any answer to
this thread also to my home account, for obvious test reasons.
The account is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you in advance,
Marco Fioretti
;s
SMTP server, both for some reason I couldn't make it
work.
Regards,
Marco Fioretti
ocal network and the dynamic one the ISP assigns are necessarily
different: might this be what messes up everything?
Any help is appreciated, since this is almost the last reason left
to keep the evil empire on my older computer :-))
Regards,
Marco Fioretti
and activate the corresponding UDMA driver
Marco Fioretti
appear only on one fraction of the screen?)
Thank you in advance,
Marco Fioretti
P.S: thank you to all folks who give very useful advice on my UDMA
timeout
question: I cannot test all the suggestions right now, but I'll let you
know what the outcome is.
Thank you in advance,
Marco Fioretti
as I
can, but it would be nice to get some suggestions on
how to use it with my setup.
Thank you again,
Marco Fioretti
to fix it?
(different configurations, LILO parameters, etc...)
Thank you in advance,
Marco Fioretti
Humour note: at power up, the on board antivirus tells me in
great despair that there is some "unknown virus on MBR!!"
Eventually, of course, LILO
Hello,
I have been listening to this list for a while to decide if and when
to switch to Mandrake, so this is a question about different features
in Mandrake vs. Red Hat.
PLEASE let's not start yet another flaming/religious war: both
distros are excellent, they just target different users if wha
Tom Berger wrote:
>
> login prompt must be visible/accessible via Linux since NT's box won't
> have a keyboard attached. As far as I see this seems to require a somehow
> 'intelligent' network card with a BIOS that runs independently from the
> OS, right? Is there something like this? Or am I co
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