Ashley Reynolds wrote:
Hi All,
I've got a bit of a problem. Recently, I compiled a new kernel and booted
it alongside my current one, 2.4.17-1mdk - after booting with the new
kernel, /dev/hda1 (a FAT32 partition on my primary hard disk), didn't
mount.
I figured that I hadn't compiled
add this line to your $HOME/.exrc file
set nobackup
in vim or gvim, try the foll command for more info
help backup
a word of advice though, if you are doing any sort of coding and are
turning off this feature of autobackups, please use some sort of
version control, so that you can roll back to
manpage, but I'm already confused. I'm going back to try again
tho.
Thanks for the help, at least I know where the problem isn't.
Skippi
On Tue, 05 Feb 2002, Mario Michael da Costa wrote:
Hello Skippi,
looks like you have a sendmail problem. what happens is fetchmail
after downloading
some time back i came across this utility from seagate called
sgatfmt4 it is a dos based program but it could work with any disk,
provided you entered some details of the hdd like no of cylinders etc.
mario
Mark Weaver wrote:
On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Sesame Galeo wrote:
At 19:21 2002-02-03
Hello Skippi,
looks like you have a sendmail problem. what happens is fetchmail
after downloading the mail passes it on to an mda like sendmail. to
check whether this is infact your problem try the using the --mda
/bin/cat, --keep and the --fetchlimit 1 options. if you can then
read your first
Hello Ken,
ditto, Low level formats are not performed on modern IDE drives. Only
the manafacturer can do this using specilized eqipment. What is now
known as a low level format is simply over writing the data on the
disk that to if you use destructive testing.
i normally keep low level formats
heck i never got a chance to learn computers in school, and i didn't
turn out too bad.
on a more serious note, i was rather appalled to see that the syllabus
for the diploma in engineering courses here in Goa focus on windows
rather than linux. I suppose in a richer country one can argue purely
James wrote:
Would seem to me that the solutions are.
1. Make your voice heard. As a parent your resposibility is your childs
education, not the school. The school could be the vehicle you chose to
fill your responsiblity but it's not the states duty. Join the PTA, go to
school board
bascule wrote:
reading the recent thread on nvidia closed source i have a question:
given that for all but the most hard core gamers the difference between the
top of the range cards of both manufacturers is probably irrrelevant now that
ati have this latest 8500 thingy, what is the status
hmmm,
a cat /etc/fstab|grep fd0 on my RH7.1 box at work yields
/dev/fd0/mnt/floppyauto noauto,owner 0 0
unfortunatly i am not allowed to use floppy disks at work so i cannot
actually verify if it works on a windblows formatted floppy or not.
but i suppose it will work with a floppy
Mike Leone wrote:
I'm a hostage of no one; if I don't like their cards, I'll throw it away and buy
another. If I wish to use their cards, and their software (closed or not), that's my
choice. And no one - nVidia nor GNU - should try and force me into doing what I chose
not to do.
hmmm, if
Mike Leone wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Mario Michael da Costa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:38 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Re: [MPlayer-users] NVidia will be bannished
Mike Leone wrote:
I'm a hostage of no one; if I don't
Randy Kramer wrote:
I would like Mandrake 8.2 to be the perfected version of 8.0 / 8.1,
and would rather not have very much in the way of new stuff that might
cause problems. I was not successful in installing Mandrake 8.0, and
only partially successful with 8.1. The advantanges of having
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Irwan Setia
Anyboday can help?
Thanks
Hello Irwan,
did anybody help you to get suscribed to this list in the first place
?
regards,
mario
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Ric Tibbetts wrote:
Each of the current batch of OSs have their strengths weaknesses. It's
yeah well some of the OS's have more weaknesses than others.
my Rs. 0.02 worth, and trust me a Rupee is way less then a $ :o)
Regards,
mario
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Ken Hawkins wrote:
Hello Ken,
Just to vent:
ok. i'm all ears.
Had a perfectly functioning 7.2 on my laptop. That was easier than any
other OS (windows or linux) I tried. Total plug play.
MDK 7.2 was the first version of mandrake that i had too, before it
was RedHat 6.x series. Mandrake
I would just like to add that some of the users of this list live in
different time zones, so it is wishfulll thinking to expect a reply
right away. I am not sure about this but i suppose AOL is predominantly
used in the USA. that could be the reason for your prompt reply.
and David we are all
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