with mandrake 7.1, or redhat 6.2 either. I'll do one on rh7 next time.
so it does work just fine, and I will continue to be wary about ide cd
burners with linux.
tom berkley
Roger Sherman wrote:
I've tried several of the CD burning programs that came with 7.2, with no
success. Can't drag
printerdrake -lpd
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Norvell Spearman wrote:
When installing 7.2 I chose to use the cups printing system. I'd like
to go back to the regular old lpd/lpr system. After removing the cups
rpms and firing up printtool, the system wants to go back and re-install
cups again---i.e
program gives the correct info on the card)
and that's it.
also screwed up the menus and update-menus did not help at all. had to
delete most of the tool bar icons and install them newly.
tom berkley
Sheldon Lee Wen wrote:
Has anyone tried these?
Any problems?
I really appreciate
did you compile ppp into the kernel?
tom berkley
Mogens Jæger wrote:
Hey list.
I am using Mandrake 7.2, on the 2.2.17 kernel.
Then I saw that the 2.4 kernel were aviable, and I downloaded the
'kernel-smp-2.4.0-0.14mdk.i586.rpm'.
Everything with the update went OK, but when I tried
upgrades. BTW, they're also
available here:
ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/unstable/distribution/2.1beta1/rpm/Mandrake/7.2/
(260 user limit)
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then do a new install of the rpm.
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tom strickland wrote:
What does
# rpm --rebuilddb
do?
Civileme
I should have mentioned that I have already tried this.
[root@lyra tom]# updatedb
[root@lura tom]# rpm --rebuilddb
Further checks on the rpm database reveal that some
kernel variations for many of them. I decided that I needed
some help remembering what I did at 1:00 AM last Monday.
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Trevor Farrell wrote:
Hi,
I liked the old inconspicuous LILO: prompt, and would like it back, but can't
find anywhere in lilo.conf to turn off the new menu.
Can
What does
# rpm --rebuilddb
do?
Civileme
I should have mentioned that I have already tried this.
[root@lyra tom]# updatedb
[root@lura tom]# rpm --rebuilddb
Further checks on the rpm database reveal that some of the packages
that I recently updated using MandrakeUpdate seem to be duplicated
the command-line:
[tom@lyra tom]$ /usr/X11R6/bin/DrakConf
execl() error, errno=13
Now, I assume that you're supposed to execute DrakConf.real, because
that seems to work, but why won't clicking the desktop icon work?
Anyway, the main question remains the rpm database... can anyone
help?
Thanks,
Tom
bad so I would look in
the other two places first. What method are you using to connect to your isp.
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Scott Parks wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to fight with this little problem of a 3Com PCMCIA nic card on a
Compaq 7800 lap top.
Boots, sees the network, can browse the web, ftp, email
Also run
rpm -V rpm
and see if you get any output. No output means everything is hunkydory with
the rpm command.
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Andy Judge wrote:
When I try to install rpms, the computer locks up and becomes unresponsive.
It does this in all runlevels. When running in very verbose, it goes
released them with no problems. Even when I foolishly tried the LM
2.01 rpms I had no problem re-installing Chris' 5th upgrade. Then last
night, no problems again, installing his 6th just released 2.1 upgrade.
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On Monday 11 December 2000 08:36 pm, Daniel Velzi wrote:
Hi Tom, I installed this version downloaded from tucows (must be the
same I believe) without installing Chris Molnar's version before, and
all run ok. Kedit is ok and my bookmarks in konqueror are here
without problem. Perhaps Chris
available yesterday.
Chris's rpms in Cooker which are compatible only with someone running
Cooker are a 2.1prerelease.
According to Chris,
"I have built a full set of kde 2 rpm's for 7.2 (NOT COOKER)."
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Mike
You need to su to root and run 'update-menus -v'. You also need to
do this with the 'official' 2.01 rpm's
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a lot of
recent Konqueror bookmarks, etc.).
needless to say I chalked my experiment up to user error, and
have backed out the 2.01 rpms and reinstalled Chris' KDE2.01+ rpms.
All is well again inspite of myself :)
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think that in 7.2 kppp should load
the settings that have been set up by linuxconf.
7.1 seemed a much more stable setup for dialup
I think that it's a matter of working out how to do stuff in 7.2. There
are certainly some differences... :-)
Hope this is of some help,
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available
put the following line in /etc/lilo.conf below the image definition
initrd=/boot/initrd_kernel_id.img
run lilo
reboot
and your system should be able to find the scsi drives.
There is no scsi support when you boot without an initrd image (initial
ramdisk)
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PS
You're very lucky that your message was readable. Reconfigure your
e-mail and get rid of the HTML. Its a lot easier to read plain text and
you'll get a better response without it.
^_^
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I ipgraded my ide system with ut2 scsi controller ( tekram-symbios)
and 2
ibm
g++
man g++
8-) tom berkley
Terry Tremaine wrote:
Hello
I recently installed Mandrake 7.2 and cannot get the C++ compiler to work. I
think it is supposed to be part of the egcs suite of tools for which I have
installed the latest updates (1.1.2-34) from the Mandrake site. Has anyone
-2.4.0-test11/net/ipv4/netfilter/.iptable_filter.o.flags
is this what you are looking for?If so, you will want to install the
hackkernel rpms or get the latest 2.4.0 from http://www.kernel.org.
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Morten Lund wrote:
In the old distribution (7.1) I found iptables in netfilter
with the scsi burner. The card however
requires some more study. Look on www.pricewatch.com for a price on the
model that is being offered and see what new units cost and go from
there.
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Ian McLeod wrote:
Hi,
I am about to get a Yamaha 8x6x'something' 4mb buffer SCSI burner
I rarely reply to html messages anymore unless I know the person. When I
see html, if the subject or first line (when its readable) doesn't grab
me, I delete it in a flash and go on to the next. Its just not worth the
discomfort trying to read the bloody things.
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Ron Stodden wrote
..
Works fine here, almost all of the 30+ servers. Every time I get a
notion to try it.
What crap.
praedor
not exactly what i'd call a request for help
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artup'.
This disables system sounds (ie, sounds on clicks or keystrokes). I
previously tried enabling "Run sounderver with real time priority"
which helped some, so I've left it enabled. It's one of those things I
got fixed, but I'm not sure how or why, YMMV.
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I agree that html mail is a pain in the eyeball, but netscape has never
crashed for me responding to html formatted email. You likely have a
problem with your install or did you need a compelling reason for people
to not use html format? :-)
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Ron Stodden wrote:
Jerry,
Kindly do
, the characters are crisp and clear, and the
colors so sweet. Thank you, masked man! Great to have a driver that
works this well.
And to answer the query about an 895 printer that works, yes, it works
great. Don't hesitate to buy one to use with linux.
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PS
Don't count on using
modem will consistently get better
connection speeds (often 31,2) than most any 56k modem (often 26,4).
Put the 33,6 modem back in ;
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on this list.
ftp://nebsllc.com/pub/KDE_UPDATE
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workin downloader i've ever used. Supports retries and resumes. 'Bout
the only configuration it needs is to tell it what dir you want the
dl'd files put in ;)
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Its gnu's parted and it works.
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Sarang Lakare wrote:
there is something called gnupart or soemthing like that..
btw, isn't disk drake enuff for u'r needs?
On Saturday 02 December 2000 16:10, you wrote:
Is there a linux equivalent to Partition Magic.
I own a copy
I have a Viper 770 (32MB) and have had no problems with XFree 4.0.1. I
did have to upgrade the motherboard bios (abit bp6) to the latest (RU)
bios revision to stop the smp kernel from freezing but since then the
system has been running rock solid for days at a time.
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Anthony Russello
want to reset your timezone with the DrakConf after you
fix/check the bios.
tom berkley
Don wrote:
I am trying to figure out why does not Mandrake 7.2, and/or KDE2.0 see the
system clock? Whenever I reboot this system the time gets reset to 00:00:00
and starts counting from there. I
put the command in the .kshrc file in your home directory or better edit
the path command in the .bash_profile in your home directory to include
the /usr/local pathname.
tb
praedor wrote:
On Sunday 03 December 2000 07:13 pm, you wrote:
You can do this by issuing this command:
I'm about to install Windows 2000 on my computer, I know that linux could
read Windows NT NTFS partitions just fine, but can it read Windows 2000 NTFS?
Thanks
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gnu parted is supposed to do the same as pm but i haven't
used it yet so i can't yet say first hand. suspect its time
to mess with it next time i get ready to try yet another
distro 8-)
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in the
graphic is about the same as the artifacts in text, both
using the printer driver and just catenating the keyboard to
/dev/usb/lp0. I thought at first the problem was with cups
until I changed to the parallel port. Then I reverified the
usb port using win98.
Tom Berkley
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Hi
with win2k you get to choose whether to use ntfs or fat32.
linux can work with either.
tom berkley
Tom Eastman wrote:
I'm about to install Windows 2000 on my computer, I know that linux could
read Windows NT NTFS partitions just fine, but can it read Windows 2000 NTFS?
Thanks
I'm running dual celerons with mandrake just fine and know a
few other who are too. So your statement about mandrake not
liking celerons is not very accurate.
tom berkley
Mark Weaver wrote:
You know...if I didn't know better I'd say you both were trying to install
Mandrake on Celeron
just verified this and sent
this email to myself, but Kmail 1.2 insists on (re)setting it to
-
Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="koi8-r"
-
anybody got any ideas on how to fix this ?
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On Friday 01 December 2000
Yeah, I see it and they both work for me.
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Sarang Lakare wrote:
i think he means the "unclutter" option that comes when u right click..
it works fine for me (i think!)
-sarang
On Friday 01 December 2000 21:12, you wrote:
By 'unclutter' do you mean the 'Sh
.
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Did you delete the .kde directory, logout and login again?
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Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
For some reason my KDE menu (as accessed directly from the K launch pad)
is missing half the entries. No Networking, the Multimedia lacks
Graphics, Sound, Video. And many others
to read the security howto, check into bastille-linux if
you want to do it in a hurry, and add portsentry (look it up on
http://freshmeat.net). You should also get nmap (also on freshmeat) and
use it on your system to see where you are vulnerable.
Tom Berkley
"Bob Puff@NLE" wrote
Has anybody had 'unclutter' workin on 7.2 ?
I've used it since 6.0, still had it workin with 7.2b3, but since
7.2 final (dl edition), and with the KDE2 updates to 20001122, it's
still no go :(
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Don
Your emails have two listings of the [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the
reply section. If you will remove one or not use the reply-all to these
e-mails, we will stop getting two of the same messages from you
Thanks
Tom Berkley
Don wrote:
Why does your e-mail show up with very large letters
By 'unclutter' do you mean the 'Show Desktop' Icon in kde that icons
everything giving you a clear desktop and then allows you to return to
the mess of windows that you had before you poked the icon by poking it
again???
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Tom Brinkman wrote:
Has anybody had 'unclutter' workin
the best
setting for a Voodoo
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I imagine if enough people were willing to, LM could
depend on this source of income and wouldn't be at MacMillan's beck and
call. I'm not holding my breath tho, human nature being what it is ;)
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Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
to the claim of the three most common
reasons...
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Pj wrote:
Sorry, I have to disagree. For our new users I'd like to reiterate that
the three most common reasons that Linux does NOT recognize the correct
amount of memory are: dirty RAM, mis-matched RAM (different
manufacturers
Get rid of wu-ftpd and install proftpd. Works great in 7.1.
Tom Berkley
"Bob Puff@NLE" wrote:
Hi gang,
Last night, my webserver machine (Mandrake 7.1) was "defaced". The
hacker got root access, and uploaded a script that went into every
virtual host and replaced t
works fine but the modem is a winmodem. Using a
winmodem is still iffy with linux.
Tom Berkley
Laurent Duperval wrote:
On 28 Nov, Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS wrote:
I have just ordered a Dell Inspiron 3800 laptop, and was curious if anyone
knew what problems
(if any) I will run
type this
locate hotkey
you will get some interesting stuff
one of which is /usr/bin/khotkeys
which belongs to the package ...
use the command rpm -qf /usr/bin/khotkeys
and you will get:
kdebase-2.0-7mdk
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PS
Hope these clues inspire your curiosity to look in a few new places
the uniprocessor, it will shut the power off automatically. i have
never tested this since i only used the uniprocessor to solve some
problems with 7.2 and never used it for a shutdown.
Tom Berkley
Vu Nguyen wrote:
Hi everyone
I have an BP6 motherboard with dual processors 500MHZ celeron. When I
Just a big thanks to Till Kamppeter for all his efforts in helping LM
users get up and running with CUPS. I'd downloaded Easy Software's
CUPS/PrintPro trial package months ago, and was really impressed with
the quality. But after installing the LM 7.2 version, all I got out of
the test page
the
readme ;)
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On Monday 27 November 2000 12:22 am, Mark Derricutt wrote:
On Sun, 26 Nov 2000, Tom Brinkman wrote:
7.2b3 thru 7.2 /20001120
knapster-0.13-1mdk works great, maybe 'cause I didn't read
the
This doesn't seem to be on the two mdk7.2 cds I downloaded, where do
I find
xtboot" to your kernel command line
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I would like to set up a user account with no password on my computer such
that:
The login screen would come up, the user would click on the account named
"Dialup" with no password and then, rather then logging in, all that would
happen would be the computer would connect to the internet and
that linux does, has
someone thought of it already and set it up? How can I enable it?
Thanks,
Tom
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seconds = 16.08
MB/sec
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Leopold Palomo wrote:
I have a maxtor and you the following
hdparm -X66 -u1 -d1 -m11 -c1 /dev/hda
and its works much faster, with no problems
I have tested some parameters and here
start another. The
k option will not kill the imwheel process if it was started with the -p
option.
Tom Berkley
mark wrote:
On Thursday 23 November 2000 19:03, you wrote:
I have been noticing that indeed my wheelmouse functions sometimes in
netscape and sometimes not. However, when I start
everywhere. At least for now it looks like we have an
inconvenient solution to the problem. The problem is likely that some
piece of software possibly something that cron runs periodically is
walking on the imwheel process and disabling it. Interesting problem.
Tom Berkley
David Boles wrote:
On Mon
How to get your head realigned when it malfunctions or is in need of
guidance? Just read this. Well said.
Thanks, Ron.
Tom Berkley
Ron Heron wrote:
Remember that Linux is a community of people all
working to making it a better product. Every mailing
list, including this one is helping
On Thursday 23 November 2000 21:55, you wrote:
We're running 1 machine as a server with reiserFS. Our power point has
some problems, and on occasion switching a monitor on will reboot the
machine (ok, I know we need a ups). We have had absolutely no problems,
and the machine is back up as
This is known as "read starvation", and it occurs when
you have a large number of multiple writes scheduled
all at once. Reiser says there is a patch evolving,
and that the later your rev level, the better it
works.
Hi there,
On the subject of ReiserFS, this is the only thing that has me
I get lpd
working?
Thanks,
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That may be one of the problems, but I think that some people need to
check address to lines and make certain that they haven't picked up more
than one occurrence of [EMAIL PROTECTED] when they poke the
reply button in their mail browser.
Tom Berkley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i guess you
This is interesting... I've been playing with Mandrake 7.2 for about 2 weeks
now, and I'm running pure ReiserFS just coz it sounded like a fun thing to
do... In fact, ext2 has been downgraded to a module in my kernel! hehehe.
ReiserFS is to be used with caution to be sure... but not only
I don't know if this is any help... but I have NEVER gotten lilo to work on
my computer... ever.
It ALWAYS dies at LI just as you've descibed.
On the other hand... where LILO has never succeeded... GRUB has NEVER failed.
8-)
Before grub came along I was always booting linux using "loadlin"
and evaluate whether you want or need to update it. Also
anything noted in the log files.
Tom Berkley
michael rogers wrote:
i'm absolutely clueless. linux simply likes to crash on me. 7.1 and
7.2 have both been doing it and i don't know why. and the thing i love
about linux is the stability
On Tuesday 21 November 2000 02:25 pm, root wrote:
- kppp can connect to the ISP, but when pppd is
run from the command line, the connection mysteriously dies before
the PAP handshake is even complete.
Did you try CHAP?
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SB Live works wooonnderrrfuly combined with my
bose amp, this place rocks or tranquils depending on how I want it.
Never have had any problems with it and linux (redhat, mandrake, debian)
Tom Berkley
Wayne Wilson wrote:
"Linke, Thomas" wrote:
Hi,
yo
of intelligent people.
Tom Berkley
Ryan La Mothe wrote:
I have a question...What is the deal with EVERY SINGLE RPM needing
Glibc_2.2? What is exactly is the reason and how do I acquire Glibc_2.2
without seriously messing everything up on Linux? This is ridiculous...I
can't even download 1 single
tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.telnetd
#
telnet is uncommented... so why doesn't it work?
There must be something simple I'm missing... anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
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On Wednesday 22 November 2000 07:39, you wrote:
I noticed that usb cuts out from time to time for no apparent reason, but
I
thought it might just be my machine.
Hi there... I have this problem as well.. If I leave my computer untouched
for a period of time (long enough for the monitor to
Thank you!!
I knew it had to be something stupid... installed the server package and it
came straight up!
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that is a shot in the dark, but i have to go out the door NOW so good
hunting
later
tom
Brent Timmer wrote:
this probably doesn't help people much, but I too have a 3c905b. It finds
it as a boomerang(which it isn't), and it didn't work at all. I reinstalled
linux (because of something else), and now
I think you need to read the howto for masquerading. If I remember
correctly there is a specific line you need to add to your startup files
(rc.firewall or rc.local) that allows dhcp to work. I used 7.1 on a
laptop for a while as a firewall and it worked fine there.
Tom Berkley
"Bob Puf
Lilo does not currently have a limitation on the size of the disk drive,
so if you are avoiding lilo for that reason, just get the latest version
and use it.
Tom Berkley
Brent Timmer wrote:
Ok, here's my problem, and it's not an easy one. I just recently bought a
40 gig setup, and decided
3C905 NIC's work with Mandrake and Redhat and Debian just fine. 3C905B
also works just fine and you are receiving this through one of each of
these. The 3C905C however has problems, don't know what the specific
problem is, but for now it is better to avoid the C edition.
Tom Berkley
Jeff
?
http://www.mandrakeforum.com/article.php3?sid=20001115080820
That's why, and not stated strong enough IMO
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Look in your bash documentation for using umask which is set to 022 now.
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Scott Kopel wrote:
when files are uploaded via ftp the permissions are automatically 644...but
I need them to be 664...how can I get the files to have 664 automatically
... ie I don't want to have to chmod
a thermistor, no
matter how well placed, are a guess at best, and usually = 10C less
than the core temp.
I'm lookin hard at gettin a Tbird ;)
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egcs-c++-1.1.2-34mdk or
libstdc++-devel-2.95.2-12mdk
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Ken Thompson wrote:
Hi all,
I'm just starting to learn C++ and tried to run a very simple 1 liner, Hello
World" got back the error the iostream.h could not be found.
Did rpm -q egcs and got 1.2.xxx-mdk etc back.
the enter key with your password and after you enter your
username.
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generic wrote:
Nope! I came accross this the first hour after installing Mdk 7.2,
and also asked the same question. After posting to numerous
newsgroups and mailing lists, and not getting a sufficient answer, I
that limitation.
Tom Berkley
Matthew Micene wrote:
On Tuesday 14 November 2000 03:02, you wrote:
Trying to avoid --nodeps?? Never, never, never use nodeps is the
fundamental rule with rpm's.
And one of my biggest problems with the rpm system. If you compile
utilities and libraries
sound card in the laptops. Its marginal for sound quality but
it works just fine now that the kernel has a maestro-2 driver.
supermount works without a hitch and so do all the other aspects of the
pcmcia - just plug n play.
Tom Berkley
Till Kamppeter wrote:
Someone knows whether and how
with Gphoto and 7.0, 7.1, 7.2. MOF, better than in Windoze
with the software that came with it ;) Takes 122, 640x480 good
quality pics, or 35 at a much higher resolution. 8mb memory card,
camera d/l's via a serial port.
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better? Is it
stable? what are the risks if I install Mandrake on a completely ReiserFS
file-system? what are the advantages?
Again, if someone knows of a site or FAQ that can tell me all of this, just
point me to it.
Thanks alot
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You should be able to boot in rescue mode and then in the files on the
second rescue disk you should have a copy of rpm that you can run. And
next time an rpm complains about dependencies, update the dependencies
list and THEN install the package you want.
Tom Berkley
Laurent Duperval wrote
Its on the first cd (inst) in the images directory, I just looked. In
linux use:
dd if=rescue.img of=/dev/fd0
or use the dosutil 'rawrite' if you only have an msdos boot available.
Tom Berkley
Laurent Duperval wrote:
On 13 Nov, Tom Berkley wrote:
There are two cd's for booting in rescue
en using 7.2b3. One of the
things I wanted to re-install for is to switch to ReiserFS. During the
install's partitioning and formatting, for each partition you're given
30 some choices by clicking on 'type', one of which is ReiserFS.
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). cdrecord has never given me a coaster.
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"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS wrote:
My fault, I thought I put it in there, I only have the one cdrom drive, and
I
do make image files to the hd. Thought it doesnt matter. If I try to dup a
CD
or try to
the following query: rpm -q qt2-devel ?
Tom Berkley
Leopold Palomo wrote:
Hi, first off all,
I write to you too, directly because the topic was posted a lot of days before.
It's just a little question. I had installed mdk 7.1 till now that I have the
7.2. When I was using the 7.1 I compiled
How many scsi and ide controllers would you like to add to your system?
I think that is the only limitation that you have to worry about. (Make
certain the device drivers are available too)
Tom Berkley
Jeff Malka wrote:
Can you combine SCSI and IDE hard drives? Will such a SCSI handle large
I do not know how my name got stuck in this conversation like this.
Looks like someone took a clip out of context. You can give someone else
the credit for this one. Thanks.
Tom Berkley
Scott Tyson wrote:
Danger!! Will Robinson Danger!!
Do not I repeat do not do everything this script
the packages that you want. NEVER means NEVER not
sometimes or most of the time. Just pretend that the --nodeps option
does not exist unless you get your kicks fixing broken software then use
it all you want but please don't bother me with your problems.
Tom berkley
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Hi
I have
I do not know how my name got stuck in this conversation like this.
Looks like someone took a clip out of context. You can give someone else
the credit for this one. Thanks.
Tom Berkley
Scott Tyson wrote:
Danger!! Will Robinson Danger!!
Do not I repeat do not do everything this script
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