I downloaded the src.rpm for koffice-1.1beta from the cooker directory. I am
running Mandrake 8.0.
I try to build it and it ALMOST completes but then craps out with:
Processing files: koffice-devel-1.1-0.beta1.1mdk
Finding Provides: (using /usr/lib/rpm/find-provides)...
Finding Requires:
I have StarOffice 5.2 and have used it extensively. It is a good package but
it is HUGE. It's one fault is simply that it has everything built into it so
that when you start staroffice, you aren't simply starting the wordprocessor,
but you are also starting the spreadsheet app, the graphics
My mandrake 8.0 system is pretty much running perfectly. The only problem I
have so far is the kdm login manager displays not just users but all ALL the
services on the system.
What/where is the file that I need to edit to eliminate everything except
real users?
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I have a ppa zip drive and 2 cdroms setup with supermount. Only root is able
to mount them. How do I correct this so that I, as a user, can mount the zip
and cdroms?
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Why is it that the default window environment in Mandrake is KDE but the
mandrake config tools are based on gtk? I cannot do anything with DrakConf
because:
[root@localhost praedor]# DrakConf.real
new_font is not of type Gtk::Gdk::Font at /usr/X11R6/bin/DrakConf.real line
212.
A system based
I just rebuilt a kernel (2.4.3-19mdk) after having built 3 previous kernels
(2.4.3-10mdk) without ANY problems. I did:
"make xconfig make clean make bzImage make install make modules
make modules_install"
Same as always. The kernel builds just fine but when it comes to installing,
the
OK, it looks like I have finally gotten DRI working. The problem is the
default X resolution is too high. I would like to set it lower, to 1024x768,
but if I use any of the tools supplied by Mandrake to do this, it screws
everything up and sets the system up to use the original XFree86
est poking around in /etc/sysconfig. For your kernel, i
would suggest installing it from source, as opposed to rpm. And for
drakconf, i don't have anything to suggest.
?,
j
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OK, I really need some help here. I built kernel-2.4.3-17m
I am presently in the late process of rebuilding my system. I reinstalled
Mandrake 7.2 and am now upgrading beyond 7.2, but not quite to 8.0. I am
trying to do this cleanly and systematically.
I am about to switch to glibc2.2, rebuild my kernel, rebuild XFree86, and
then, I would like to
Gah! I am going crazy with the multitude of problems that apparently exist
in Mandrake Cooker right now (I KNOW it is beta but until now I have NEVER
had so many problems with Cooker stuff).
Among the MANY problems: drakx software doesn't work. Period. I open up
DrakConf and try to do
One of the major components to all my Mandrake Cooker problems appears to be
the lack of install_any.pm. From what rpm (I believe it must one of the perl
rpms) does install_any.pm come from?
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OK, I really need some help here. I built kernel-2.4.3-17mdk without any
problem using essentially the same settings as a successful build of
2.4.2-20mdk. Kernel-2.4.3-17mdk will NOT bootup. It gives a kernel panic
about not being able to mount root device "306" or 03:06, and states that I
on of your printer or your kernel. For your printer, i
would suggest poking around in /etc/sysconfig. For your kernel, i would
suggest installing it from source, as opposed to rpm. And for drakconf, i
don't have anything to suggest.
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j
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OK, I really
I now find that I cannot do a "make xconfig" in Cooker. If I do, it craps
out with:
rm -f include/asm
( cd include ; ln -sf asm-i386 asm)
make -C scripts kconfig.tk
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-2.4.2/scripts'
cat header.tk ./kconfig.tk
./tkparse ../arch/i386/config.in
It appears that the source of one of my problems with MANY things in cooker
is colors. If I try to build a kernel and start with the "make xconfig", it
craps out because it cannot understand simple colors (black, gray, etc). If
I try to run xf86cfg, it craps out because it cannot figure out
I upgraded to kde 2.1.1 and now my menus in kde are all messed up. If I
start kmenuedit, anything I do there has no effect on my menus. The only way
I am able to alter/edit my kmenu is to copy files from
/usr/share/apps/applnk.kde into $HOME/.kde/share/applnk. If I start
kmenuedit, it
I installed KDE 2.1.1 and all works except the kmenu and kmenuedit. After
the install, kmenu was essentially empty with only rudimentary entries like
bookmarks, recent documents, run, etc. I finally managed to get the rest of
the kde and other stuff into the kmenu by copying
I have been trying to get cups and printing to work in Mandrake 8.0/cooker.
No go. I cannot connect to my cups server though it is running. I try to
run DrakConf to setup my printer and go from there. No go, DrakeConf doesn't
work AT ALL. I get the window with the icons OK but no matter
test
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Nice.
I upgraded to kde 2.1.1 and it broke my setup. No Kmenu, no Kcontrol (if I
start it, there are no modules). I deleted my .kde directory in hopes that
logging back in would fix all of it. Nope, nothing. What is the fix?
Without the menu items, I may as well be using the most
For those who have upgraded to KDE 2.1.1, what is the general verdict? Does
it fix more than it breaks or does it break more than it fixes? Are any new
problems well offset by improvements?
I have all the rpms but am still hesitant to install them having read a
number of posts here and
Well, I have 2.1 and aa fonts but the problem is that adobe fonts are royally
screwed in rendering. Windows fonts, and any fonts except Adobe MM fonts are
real nice. The ONLY fixed font available/allowed is an adobe font which
doesn't display well at all. Like all adobe fonts under QT 2.3.0
Most assuredly yes. About half the time I start the bastard up, it locks and
I have to do the kill -9 thing and try again.
On Friday 06 April 2001 09:20, Stephen Lawrence Jr. wrote:
Is anyone else having problems with Netscape Communicator 4.76 locking
up and taking %99 CPU time? I have to
I use konqueror for most browsing but...
Konqueror doesn't handle javascript as well as netscape does. There are some
sites I frequent that require javascript work to make the website useful and
konqueror just wont do it (my M$ outlook email interface at work is one such
page that doesn't
One website that konqueror (at least on my system - Mandrake 8.0) can't
handle is the DRI website. What happens: First off, the page is misrendered
in text if I select any of the links to other DRI pages (the main page is
OK). The problem is parts of the text overwrite each other so as to
Here is the link to the Direct Rendering page:
http://dri.sourceforge.net
For an example of the problem select the Documentation link, then choose
either the User Guide link or the DRI Compilation Guide link. Scroll down
the page and you should find that some of the text on the page is
Actually, now that I think about it, the problem may well lie with the fact
that I have font antialiasing enabled with qt-2.3.0 in KDE. It works well
for most things but some fonts are totally screwed.
As for the DRI site...the package is NICE. I have an ATI Radeon 32 DDR video
card that I
My /dev/hda primary partition, like many of you no doubt, is vfat with
windoze on it. I have found that if I build a kernel (2.4.x) without
including fat and vfat IN the kernel, then I get the "kernel panic, cannot
mount root fs" message. This has happened to me several times lately and in
You can save files as latex from lyx (do not use klyx, it is major broken and
no longer in development). Also, the output of lyx is text as well. Try it.
Save a lyx file and then open it in a text editor.
Beyond that, I know of no WYSIWYG editor for latex. Lyx is a "WYSIWYM" app,
meaning
I recently downloaded the mandrakeupdate src rpm for mandrake 8.0 (cooker),
built it and installed it. There is no mandrakeupdate in it despite the
name. There is only grpmi. In the i586 binary directory there is also
mandrakeupdate rpm.
What has become of it? I cannot run mandrakeupdate
I am running KDE 2.1 with cups-1.1.6, kups-1.1-4mdk, qtcups-2.1-7mdk. I have
an Epson Color Stylus 600. I can startup and testprint from kups as
superuser/root but if I try this as a user, kups freezes up and bogs down my
whole system - kpm indicates in the neighborhood of 99% CPU usage.
I saw the announcement and now await a Mandrake src.rpm so I can build it.
The alternative is to download the DRI stuff directly from sourceforge and
build/install it. I am also thinking about that.
On Monday 19 March 2001 11:58, Jim Dawson wrote:
You can check to see if DRI is enabled in
In have built many a kernel, first using the app called "buildkernel", which
is quite nice, and more recently the more manual way. I have now built a
number of 2.4.x kernels, once accidently toasting my backup original 2.2.17
kernel, but luck was with me because my 2.4.2 builds were fine and
I am running a nearly Mandrake 8.0 beta system (kernel-2.4.2, XFree86-4.0.2,
glibc2.2) with kde 2.1, qt-2.3.0, cups-1.1.6-14mdk, kups-1.1-4mdk and
qtcups-2.1-7mdk.
My problem is that I can run kups as root and printout a test page just fine.
If I try to run kups as a user and select my one
Since going with qt 2.3.0 and antialiasing, I have had to quit using both
kedit and kwrite. I have also lost the ability to view text files in
konqueror. With the editors, if I type the text is invisable and starts out
too high in the window so that it is actually partially underneath the
I recently replaced my Matrox Mystique 220 and VoodooII card with an ATI
Radeon 32MB DDR AGP card. It appears to be setup properly (X works fine, I
have nice screen resolution, bootup messages indicate the Radeon is
recognized) but I don't seem to get hardware opengl acceleration.
I have
I am generally pleased with the antialiasing from qt2.3.0 in kde2.1 but I am
having problems with kedit and kwrite that appears associated.
The problem is that the actual text in the app window is shifted upward
beyond the menu bar at the top (the cursor resides partially under the menu
bar)
wrote:
Praedor Tempus schrieb:
no, it should work right out of the box.
I must say that my system has been totally dicked up by the switch to
qt2-2.3.0. This only affects kde apps. Most of my kde app menus are
messed up, with the menu widgets being totally screwed vs the text
I recently added a sony atapi cd-rw drive to my 7.2/8.0 system. I have read
the howto on this subject and as a result, recompiled my kernel to support
scsi emulation and then added 'append="hde=ide-scsi"' to my lilo.conf file
for the new kernel.
Now, I see no evidence that the CD-RW drive
On Tuesday 13 March 2001 16:10, Larry Marshall wrote:
Now, I see no evidence that the CD-RW drive is being seen as "scsi" so I
still am unable to burn any CDs with it.
Did you do:
cd /dev rm cdrom2 ln -s scd0 cdrom2
Hello and thank you, but something is still not right. I have the
Replying to myself...I worked it all out about 5 minutes after posting this
message. I have both my CDROM and CDRW now recognized as scsi and both
cdrtoaster and xcdroast recognize them properly.
On Tuesday 13 March 2001 21:52, Praedor Tempus wrote:
On Tuesday 13 March 2001 16:10, Larry
Mandrakites,
Do NOT switch to qt2-2.3.0 in hopes of having antialiased fonts. It will
completely dick up your kde usability.
The fonts DO look nice but there are side-affects that render kde 2.1
unusable. All my window menus are compressed or distorted to the point that
no menu is usable.
:
Praedor Tempus schrieb:
no, it should work right out of the box.
I must say that my system has been totally dicked up by the switch to
qt2-2.3.0. This only affects kde apps. Most of my kde app menus are
messed up, with the menu widgets being totally screwed vs the text in
them
On Saturday 10 March 2001 03:23, you wrote:
Expert User schrieb:
can you post instructions/pointers about how to compile XF86 4.0.2
with AA support for mandrake? that would be great!
Do I have to compile WHOLE KDE again to get AA enabled??
no, it should work right out of the box.
I
Downloading and trying out some of the (skimpy) statistics apps available for
linux, I find that one package requires xforms. Turns out, Mandrake doesn't
supply xforms - unless it is under a totally bizarre name.
IS there an xforms package for mandrake?
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This is an annoyance that has yet to be fixed in KDE. For some reason,
konqueror is not, by default, at the top of the html applnk list.
To fix this, simply open up Control Center, go to File Browsing, go to Text,
then to html. In the large window you will see only Quanta listed. You now
Nice! I was going to build it myself but yours do fine. It looks REAL nice
to have antialiased fonts (finally). Fortunately, I already had
XFree86-4.0.2 built and installed...and it works just fine with qt-2.3.0
antialiasing.
On Friday 09 March 2001 19:03, you wrote:
I've compiled rpms
Matrox cards are well supported. Voodoo cards are well supported. ATI cards
are well supported. Nvidia cards are well supported but you must acquire
drivers extraneously.
I just ordered an ATI Radeon AGP 32MB DDR based on the fact that
XFree86-4.0.2 now contains support for this card. I
I am having a problem with the user agent for konqueror in kde 2.1 final. If
I am doing something wrong I would appreciate a notice to that effect.
I find that the user agent doesn't work for me at all. I go to the user
agent page in Control Center or from the settings menu item in konqueror
I was involved in the original discussion on this topic. Dialpad doesn't
work as is because it pointlessly queries the user system to make sure it is
running windows. If it is not running windows, an error message is presented
(even though it is strictly java - and not a perverse M$ java).
Until recently, I have been quite happy with my obsolete but perfectly
useable voodoo2 card. Since upgrading to a 2.4.x kernel and XFree86-4.0.x,
however, I find that I cannot use the card. I have the 3dfx device driver
source and have built it with my updated system but it doesn't work -
Until recently, I have been quite happy with my obsolete but perfectly
useable voodoo2 card. Since upgrading to a 2.4.x kernel and XFree86-4.0.x,
however, I find that I cannot use the card. I have the 3dfx device driver
source and have built it with my updated system but it doesn't work -
Just a bit more info on the segfault...the actual message is
/usr/bin/qcad: line 3: 7006 Segmentation fault ./qcad "$@"
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Subject: Re: [expert] qcad broken with kde 2.1
Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2001 08:14:06 -0700
From: Praedor Tempus [EMAIL
Qcad worked fine before but now segfaults. I was using glibc2.1.3,
qt2-2.2.3, XFree86-4.0.1. Now I have glibc2.2.2, qt-2.2.4, and
XFree86-4.0.2-7mdk. There is also the glibc2.1 compat libs installed.
Qcad build just fine, without complaint, but trying to run it...sometimes I
will get the
Perhaps I am misunderstanding here but don't you get the information you
desire by using nslookup?
On Sunday 04 March 2001 09:43, you wrote:
That's true, Mark. And you know, i'm much less of a Windows basher than i
used to be, especially with 2000, but still i just don't want to have to
move
What happens if you run traceroute on that ip address? The next to last hop
should be the nameserver or router under which your target resides.
On Saturday 03 March 2001 10:47, you wrote:
This might be a bit off-topic (well ok it is).
If i have the ip address of a host that has been, say,
I just upgraded my Mandrake system to glibc2.2 (with the glibc2.1 compat libs
too), kde-2.1 final. All built and installed fine, including qcad, but
whenever I try to run it, it segfaults.
The qcad version I am having problems with is qcad-1.4.1.
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I am now upgraded to glibc2.2. I also installed the glibc2.1 compat libs
(from Cooker) which, I believe, installs into /usr/i386-glibc21-linux/lib.
I compiled and installed qcad-1.4 from cooker sources but trying to install
the binary rpm, I get a dependency problem:
failed dependencies:
It is not a good idea to just delete directories. Your RPM database will
still think all of that stuff is installed.
Startup and login to the command line (Runlevel 4? Or is it 3? You could
also do a Ctrl-Alt-F2 and login there and do the the rest of this from there.
Not sure what happens
It is not a good idea to just delete directories. Your RPM database will
still think all of that stuff is installed.
Startup and login to the command line (Runlevel 4? Or is it 3? You could
also do a Ctrl-Alt-F2 and login there and do the the rest of this from there.
Not sure what happens
So, qt 2.2.4 supports certain fonttype antialiasing. Does anyone know if the
Mandrake Cooker qt-2.2.4 has xft enabled by default if one compiles the src?
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Last night I finally completed the compilation and installation of
kde2.1-1mdk src rpms. So far, all is working superbly. Very nice. One
minor detail...when one right-clicks on the panel and gets the little menu
which has one entry for "Settings". Selecting this item (with the intent of
Menudrake is not working properly. I have lyx, abiword, and several other
office apps installed. I can run them from the commandline. I open up
menudrake and it is listed there but when I actually look at the kmenu, NONE
of them are there.
I open up menudrake again, load user
I am in the final portion of rebuilding kde-2.1-1mdk src rpms for my Mandrake
7.2 (ish) system. I am doing this after upgrading to glibc-2.2. All is
going well, so far as compiling and installing goes (we'll see after trying
to restart the whole shebang afterward). I also downloaded, built,
Do you know of any compelling reason to upgrade from 2.4.1-15 to 2.4.2? I am
running 2.4.1-16mdk and seem to only see a few network cards and the like
added to the supported list in the 2.4.2 kernel. I don't think there is any
improvement to any of the internals, really, or am I wrong?
On
This is driving me nuts - I have to keep adding konqueror to my file
associations for *.html files every time I login.
What file does kcontrol alter when one adds konqueror to the file association
page? I would like to add konqueror and then make the config/mimelnk file
immutable so it
I have found a consistently workable means to reliably crash xfs using
drakfont on my system. All I need to do is open drakfont and select
"actionis" and that is all it takes. There may be other fonts that do this
but this one is all I know of offhand.
Why is this? What could I do to stop
You aren't looking for something specific to kmail. You are changing a
setting specific to web pages (htm, html, etc) which is the important part.
On the first page of the File browsing setup page, go to text and then to
html. On the first page, lower portion is a big window which contains,
I give up. I am writing a script to take care of this pain in the ass each
time I login. The script will do:
rm -rf $HOME/.kde/share/applnk/p*
cp -Rf /usr/share/kde/applnk/* $HOME/.kde/share/applnk
kbuildsycoca
I have to do this because nothing I do with kde will fix this problem. EVERY
Finally did it.
I tinkered here and there with /etc/atalk/afpd.conf, atalk.conf, config and
got appletalk working on my system. My computer now shows up in the chooser
of the networked Macs on my school network. Better yet, I got the afpfs
module working so I can now mount Mac volumes on
I've got it all working now. Thanks for the info. I am now visable to the
various Mac choosers AND with the afpfs module I can now mount Mac volumes on
my PC and read/write to them.
This last was the main thing I was fighting with all this for. As for the
module, does it compile for you
I have kde2.1 beta 2 installed on my clean new install of Mandrake 7.2.
EVERY time I login I find 1) that in the kmenu, my Control Center is
transfered into an unnamed directory - if I check my .kde/share/applnk
directory, it is called something like "p^%", and 2) it doesn't work - if I
I have the appletalk module, but where is netatalk? Doesn't Mandrake 7.2
support netatalk? The appletalk module isn't enough.
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I thought I understood this but I guess I do not. I do NOT like having
wu-ftpd up and running by default and I want it to DIE DIE DIE! If I start
up tksysv, ftpd service is not listed. I open up linuxconf and in the
wu-ftpd page, there isn't any setting or switch for NOT starting it by
I have found that I cannot print postscript pages with cups. I can print the
basic testpage but if I try to print ANY *.ps file, it appears in the jobs
window of kups, sits there for a few seconds, then goes away with nothing
happening.
If I start kups from a CLI, what I get corresponding
February 2001 15:48, Praedor Tempus wrote:
I have found that I cannot print postscript pages with cups. I can print
the basic testpage but if I try to print ANY *.ps file, it appears in the
jobs window of kups, sits there for a few seconds, then goes away with
nothing happening.
If I start kups
I gave up on the kword part of koffice a while ago and went to lyx (klyx is
REALLY broken). In any case, if you need to do a lot of citing of sources in
your documents, lyx is better anyway since it is the ONLY "wordprocessor" for
linux that supports automatic citation and bibliography
shiny new pricey Quicknet card.
On Friday 16 February 2001 08:11, Rusty Carruth you wrote:
"Praedor Tempus" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I think I was suckered.
...
Quicknet hardware are all very specialized bits of equipment with no real
benefit over of decent soundcard
I would like to suggest that konqueror be modified so that when one clicks on
the "Open location" menu item, the dialog box that comes up NOT contain the
present address. If one is opening up the "Open location" window, it is
almost assured that the individual is NOT wanting to open the
OK, a while back there was some questions concerning KDM showing all the
system services as users in the KDM window for login.
I just had to rebuild my system after a disaster and now have installed KDE
2.1-0.20010122.2mdk rpms. After doing this, I now have all the services in
KDM again
I have been having this problem for a long time but it seems worse now that I
have recently built a new 2.4.1 kernel and started using it.
I have a 3Com 900B netcard. With earlier Mandrake releases, my system
insisted on using 3c59x and this seemed to work. I am now using 3c90x
because
Well, I think I was suckered.
After starting the conversation on the list about internet telephony, hoping
to find some software that would allow linux users to make PC to phone calls
like windoze users with dialpad or net2phone, I heard about Quicknet and
their telephony cards. Their
Recently, whenever I shutdown my laptop I get to the point where everything
is being unmounted when it craps out with an error about /usr being busy and
being unable to unmount it. Ultimately, I end up having to just hit the
power switch because nothing else I do (not even logging in another
I just built the 2.4.1-9mdk kernel from cooker, installed it, and now all
seems fine.
The first time I built it, I did it specifically for my athlon/k7. I had
module problems up the ying-yang. I don't know if this was the fix, but I
tried again, this time just doing it for 5x86,6x86. I
After 6 attempts, combined, building the kernel-source-2.4.1-8mdk and then
2.4.1-9mdk, I keep running into the same problem. It builds fine, it
installs fine, it boots fine, but I am unable to use my net card and my
parallel port zip drive, both of which work perfectly under 2.2.17-21mdk.
I
h Athlon vs i386 CPU
architecture. I still can't use my parallel zip drive. Anyone have a
fix/answer for that?
On Monday 12 February 2001 08:38, Praedor Tempus wrote:
After 6 attempts, combined, building the kernel-source-2.4.1-8mdk and then
2.4.1-9mdk, I keep running into the same prob
Well...
I have run into a problem with kernel 2.4.1 and my own 3com 900B card. With
my present 2.2.17-21mdk kernel, it works, after a fashion (it takes FOREVER
for the card to get assigned an IP address during bootup via either pump or
dhcpcd).
I downloaded and built the mandrake cooker
4th build of the 2.4.1-9mdk kernel source. The last
one, unlike all the others, functioned as if it was on a system with 8 megs
of RAM instead of 128 MB. INCREDIBLY slow - all the other builds I've tried
have booted and run VERY quickly.
On Friday 09 February 2001 20:19, Altoine B. wrote:
Praedor Te
I am now trying my 5th compile of kernel-2.4.1-9mdk source. I have been able
to boot fine but cannot use my 3c900 card, even with the driver compiled into
the kernel (I am back to modular now). I simply do this:
1. make xconfig
2. make dep
3. make clean
4. nohup make bzImage
5. make modules
again.
To remove fonts in drakfont, I have to select them and choose "remove" but
doing this will kill the app and the system font server. How do I dump all
these fonts and then start over with drakfont and get the windows ttf fonts
again?
On Thursday 08 February 2001 21:17,
OK, I am tired of my computers being each named localhost.localdomain with
the alias of localhost. I have tried, in the past, to change the alias to
something I like but this has been all but useless since it doesn't change
anything, like the KDM system name or how the name appears on the
I too have the 3c905C. My problem is not that it doesn't work, it does
(after a fashion). The problem I have is that during bootup, when dhcpcd
sets out to acquire an IP for my computer, it takes FOREVER. It eventually
gets around to it and bootup continues and my connection is fine (and
Is anyone running the kernel-2.4.1 kernel from Cooker? I am thinking about
building it for my Mandrake 7.2 system - if it is essentially OK.
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Recently (like, starting today), my laptop running Mandrake 7.2 will not
unmount my /usr mountpoint/partition during shutdown. I get a message about
/usr being busy. Huh? Busy doing what?
What could be the problem here? It is almost full, but there is still some
wiggle room and it
I don't understand this. A problem is repeating itself.
I have XFree86-4.0.2 installed and running on a Mandrake 7.2 system,
kernel-2.2.17-21mdk, KDE 2.1beta2 (20010122). Every time I try to run a
windoze app with wine, it goes through a mess of font messages:
Building font metrics. This
One thing about nmap... depending on the scan type, it will show you a port
number, protocol, it's state and then give a name for a common service that
uses that port. It doesn't mean that the port is actually making use of that
port.
So, if nmap gets a response during it's scan from port
It is not any problem being sure. Having a cable modem connection does make
you more vulnerable than, perhaps, using a DSL. Does he have a dynamic IP or
static?
How long WAS the system up before the firewall was built?
Remember, you may not actually be running any service on that port, and
Offhand I do not know the ping command for that but it is trivial with nmap.
You could run "nmap -sP 230.100.133.0-255" for instance, to do a ping scan of
the entire 230.100.133.X class C (?) network.
The output is a list of all the detected systems, mostly as simple IP
addresses in my local
February 2001 23:10, Traci Collins wrote:
Praedor Tempus wrote:
A quicknet linejack PCI audio telephony card runs $160.
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Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain.
They do have Linux drivers and discounted Linux developer prices
however. If my money is going to disappear
I built it all last night on my celeron 333 laptop with 96MB ram. It did
take a while but it wasn't bad and it did all build without incident. The
damn libs are huge, however. Space was already a premium and moving the libs
to /usr/local/lib/pwlib consumed all my remaining hdd space (except
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