Nope.
But you can get it from the cooker (ie look in the
'mandrake-cooker' path on one of the ftp mirrors instead of
using the 'mandrake' path)
Tom Berkley
Sridhar Govindarajulu wrote:
Is Kdevelop included with the ISO images on LM 7.2?
Sridhar
cost me $335 plus
shipping a year ago and I have not seen anything with this
cost/performance and reliability. (Yes it has been very
reliable, the problems that I have only show up with new
software. Once the bugs are fixed, the system runs day after
day with NO problems).
Tom Berkley
Douglas wrote
kernel is
now rock solid. Thanks again for the info, it was like dry
land in waterworld.
Tom Berkley
Larry Sword wrote:
Steve Browne wrote:
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000 16:43:48 -0700, you wrote:
I'm using the NJ bios and yes I am overclocking the Celerons
at 550. But that's not the issue
...but you can find it at rpmfind.net...
look under "L" and you will find there is a brand new one
there waiting for you to grab it.
Tom Berkley
David Mihm wrote:
This 7.2 release is looking more and more like a coaster!
The iso was downloaded from one of the mirrors
/lib/libdl.so.2 is part of glibc. hmm what you want to
try is to make a link from /lib/libdls.so.1 that points to
/lib/libdl.so.2 which is the newer version not
libdl-2.1.3.so
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Woojin Lee wrote:
Making symlink doesn't work for me. I made symlink to libdl-2.1.3.so
Me too, I use a user account all the time and NEVER use root to access
the internet whether its my dsl line or a modem when I take the laptop
travelling.
Tom Berkley
Douglas wrote:
On Sunday 12 November 2000 08:08 am, you wrote:
I have experienced similar problems with pppd using two
Well its not there for me either. pgeorges, please
rpm -qf /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/a_filename_in_there
and tell us what package the files belong to.
Thanks
Tom Berkley
pgeorges wrote:
stephen boulet a écrit :
I've been having some trouble with Mandrake 7.2 and the geforce
for the key words in the rpmqpl.out file.
Just above the result will be the name of the rpm that you want.
Thanks for the opportunity to think out loud (writing actually :))
Tom Berkley
Stephen Boulet wrote:
[root@mozart /root]# rpm -qf /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/*
XFree86-server-4.0.1-28mdk
be abke ti peruse it with the
'less' command directly.
Have lots of fun finding things, now.
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Was the other cdrom drive scsi or ide?
if ide then it was /dev/hdd? and if so then did you set the bios so that
the drive was recognized - auto would work just fine.
if scsi, send some more info.
Tom Berkley
Anthony Russello wrote:
Well, I'm got a bizarre little problem that kind of bugs
, in the meantime does anyone have any thoughts
(constructive thoughts you perverts)? Thanks.
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. Also using the mandrake kernel-source-2.2.17-24 when
compiling in the sblive driver, the sound does not work. If
I use the kernel.org 2.2.17 source code, the compiled in
sound driver works just fine. Mandrake 7.2 (and Redhat 7.0)
kernels are both broken in this regard.
Tom Berkley
Kenneth Foo
I'm using the NJ bios and yes I am overclocking the Celerons
at 550. But that's not the issue. The 2.2.17 kernel.org
source code compiled on my system for smp runs just fine.
It's the mandrake 7.2 (and the redhat 7.0) kernel sources
that cause the problem.
Tom Berkley
stephen boulet wrote
Ronnie Whipp wrote:
BUT, it would be nice to be able to replay thru Linux.
Have you tried 'playmidi' in a terminal?
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ther empty, or
have reached their user quotas (these could be empty also). Mesg's
I've seen recently on the cooker list from Mdk developers say 'the
rpm's will be available soon'.
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but a quality
home or shop built system, specially if it overclocked, and never in
a ready made).
The equipment necessary to test ram is 10's of thousands of
$$'s, and not readily available to most folks ;)
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have tried other packaging
programs and they aren't as easy to manipulate as kpackage
(especially gnorpm). Maybe there is a better way. Suggestions?
Regards,
Angus Beath
Upgrading kde 1.94 to 1.99 or better fixes it
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once and for all. It would be a major step towards reducing my dependence
on windows... I can't think of a more noble cause!!!
Thanks for your help,
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P.S. If anyone has some knowledge of this sort of thing and wants
additional inform
, and
also a kernel-source RPM, and a kernel-headers RPM. If you just want the
kernel, you can use the pre-compiled one. If you want to compile it
yourself, you'll need the source ones.
Hope that helps,
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' in front
of the 'hdd=ide-scsi' on the 'append' line. My cd-rw (plextor 8432)
wouldn't work till I removed the 'mem=' entry leaving only the
'hdd=' part. 'mem=' isn't needed by my motherboard/bios anyway.
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' is a KDE1.x app, but the 'compat' libs are
installed (see answer to Alexander Skwar below)
/home/tom/src # cd kdirstat-0.86/
/home/tom/src/kdirstat-0.86 # su
Password:
/home/tom/src/kdirstat-0.86 # ./configure
loading cache ./config.cache
checking for a C-Compiler...
checking for gcc... gcc
kdebase-devel-1.94-12mdk
kdenetwork-devel-1.94-4mdk
kdegraphics-devel-1.94-5mdk
kdesdk-1.94-4mdk
WTH's missing/wrong? 7.2 beta ? TIA,
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modem. Thanks in particular to Sarang Lakare - exactly
the info I was after!
Another guy sent me to this website, which contains excellent technical tips
on tuning modems:
http://www.greencis.net/~ibi/mod.htm
Thanks to all
Tom
tom strickland wrote:
tomtell him to buy an external serial modem (not usb).
No! Soon it will be difficult to buy motherboards with ISA slots. No ISA
slot - no ISA bus - no serial port. I need a future proof modem, as he
will be upgrading his computer within the year. Personally, I would
Can anyone forward a copy of a BIND8 Hints file??
Thanks.
tjk
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Michael wrote:
Does anyone know where I can get RPM's of IPLog for Mandrake and/or
RedHat?
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fiddling, and then only some), but will they work under kernel 2.4?
thanks,
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-r -i /etc/issue.net -D ttyS0
to /etc/inittab, just under where all the other getty's are listed. Then
plug the terminal into the serial port using a null modem cable, and make
sure the settings in the terminal match those you've set up in the Linux
box.
Tom
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Hello,
Does anyone have any experience with Verizon/GTE DSL and Mandrake??
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, but this might be a start.
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, Stephen Bosch wrote:
Hi, I have to install on several box Mandrake and I'm looking for a
solution to avoid an expert installation (and select every packages I
need) each time. The idea would be to install once and then generate a
personnalized installation floppy.
Stefan Srdic wrote:
I guess I'll just have to go out and return my WinModem garbage for a serial
modem :-D I was only curious because I am way to cheap to buy another modem!!
Thanks for your input guys
Before you get rid of it, have you checked out http://linmodems.org?
Do you know what
dual CPU machine. My marriage is saved and I have
promised not to look at my PC for at least 10 days!
Moral: get the right processors for the mobo, make sure they are
absolutely identical and don't cut corners.
Thanks again.
Tom
p.s. I checked out the MaxLinux HOWTO on kernel compilation and now
On Thu, 7 Sep 2000, Craig Woods wrote:
When it drops you to the prompt just type in "fsck /dev/hda4" do this
without any switches. This should be all you need to do to get running
again.
Yes, this should do it. The only other thing is that you should say 'yes'
to everything it suggests (just
faisal wrote:
Can i use sendmail from my normal home dialup connection to sendmail to the
internet ?
if yes then what about recieving mail do i need any special internet
configuration for that ?
i have no fix ip nor any dns entry .
Have a read through 'Mail the Unix Way' on
be an expensive experiment for me - once the cellophane on those boxed
CPUs is open, 'refund' is not an option! On the other hand, Slot 1
700Es are getting in short supply. Decisions decisions.
Thanks for your indulgence
Tom Lankester
ps I have tried to track down a couple of SMP lists but each got
ages using an unbreakable cipher
- eg 'I am a pink elephant' == 'Explode everything now, they know our
plans'. As a completely unrelated aside, I AM A PINK ELEPHANT.
HTH,
Tom
Foris Gabor wrote:
Dear Tom,
I still did not have the time to read through but credit me one more
question. Can this terminal be graphical as well?
I mean wether I can have the same platform on an old pc as i have in X11?
Can I have gnome, kde or it is just a simple TEXT terminal?
When
Foris Gabor wrote:
thank you anyway :)
Just thinking about this some more, I don't think that you'll be able to
run X on a PC running terminal emulation and connecting over a serial
port (I think this is what you want to do). Connecting a text only
terminal on a serial port is pretty easy to
Foris Gabor wrote:
Dear Tom,
Approximately those things were in my mind what you have put donw in the
previous letter even if unuttered. That is, I understood your points. The
only thing i could not figure out is what is NIC? Some sort of cable or
modem?
Network Interface Card.
Your
Foris Gabor wrote:
Hello,
Could anybody help me how to bulid a terminal to my linux PC through the
serial port?
Have a look at the Text Terminal HOWTO
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Text-Terminal-HOWTO-1.html. Basically
you have to run a getty on your serial port, and plug a terminal (or
On the BSD install it asks you what type of encryption you would like to
use. What is the suggested and what are the reasons for so many?
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Well I have seen other questions about BSD and I was just asking.
Thanks for the input
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Woods [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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To: Linux List (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [expert] BSD install
Thomas,
On the BSD install it
Mike Tracy Holt wrote:
Actually, I thought it was "New Technology" - no jokes intended.
Yeah, that's what MS say it means. And it was that, in that they got rid
of the old DOS stuff, and NT and its children is certainly a much better
OS than 9x and its - funny how much of the NT design seems
Greg Stewart wrote:
Where and what the heck are the config files to change this? I'd rather not
re-install the darn machine.
You can change security levels in DrakConf - sounds to me like you chose
High, I'm running on Medium with none of these sort of problems.
n still be useful.
Get a life!
A nerd with a life? Surely that's an oxymoron. :-)
Yes, I used to save my programs on paper tape, but if I did it now at a
Linux meeting, I would be god like!
Damn straight! Just as cool as running Doom on a camera, for all you
Slashdot readers. :-)
Tom
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Benjamin Reed wrote:
One word: aalib.
I tell ya, text-mode DOOM is a very strange thing. :)
My word... *this* I'm not familiar with... tell me more!
Do you mean 'Textmode Quake' - http://webpages.mr.net/bobz/ttyquake/?
Basically uses the aalib library to
pen
a UNIX txt file with edit and it will appear properly formatted,
then just save it to the same file name and presto, it's a DOS file.
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display them on the web.
Any ideas?
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what pages people are browsing?
Any ideas?
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I use nacctd and a perl tool that comes with it. It gives the date/time,
the workstation's name and the site's name. I run a cron job nightly that
emails this info to myself and my boss, you could just as easily put it on
a web page.
Stew Benedict
Thanks Stew, I'll take a look at it.
Tom
good and play on the oldest, cheapest
junk Cd players I can find.
Plextor 8432 and Ty-U cdr discs
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to run through that will hopefully fix your problem.
HTH,
Tom
Richard -Gilligan- Uschold wrote:
_FontTransSocketUNIXConnect: Can't connect: errno = 111
failed to set default font path 'unix/:-1'
Fatal server error:
could not open default font 'fixed'
When reporting a problem related to a server crash, please send
the full server output, not just the
onsole you
entered it from?). What you should see on the terminal is a login prompt
- if you don't see that then something's wrong. HTH.
Tom
remember the message, but it leads to DMA
being switched off by the system).
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance,
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/boot/grub/install.sh (?) .. and 'info grub' also has an
installation section.
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can then use it as a KDE icon.
A Google search of 'linux icons' turns up several (mostly
disappointing) links
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Subject: Re
Ron Stodden wrote:
Anton Graham wrote:
*Try* XFDrake (yes, it works from the cli as well).
Nope. In Mandrake 7.1:
[root@CO3000655-A ron]# XFDrake
bash: XFDrake: command not found
[root@CO3000655-A ron]#
It's XFdrake - no capital 'd'.
, how come?? I use high quality TaiyoyUden
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ramming there (ie, www.hal-pc.org
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just jumped in, and was one of the few in the class about ready to
start learnin' C after months of teaching myself ;)
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The tutorial @ www.blackbox.alug.org is pretty straightforward.
Bad url for me (error
r practice ;-
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Thankyou,
Simon Robertson
Just run "lilo" and reboot. If everything were as simple
It'd be a good idea to review the lilo.conf file first to make
sure all is as it should be
Steve
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to an earlier module isn't
really a solution, and this technique probably won't work with kernel
2.4. Please feel free to email me if you have any problems following
these instructions. Hope this helps.
Tom
"John D. Kim" wrote:
Well, what I'm hoping to find out is what changed between kernel 2.2.14
and 2.2.15 that causes the conflict. The conflict is also directed at a
high memory address 0x6... whatever that the pcmcia package usually
uses. But changing the pcmcia configuration doesn't
with -0- hassle *most any kernel*
kids these days an' what they'll fall for...
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at configuration files again - Mandrake has made me lazy.
:-)
Tom Massey
it actually, I haven't compiled a kernel
in too long :-).
Tom Massey
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to the MDK 7 kernel - and
if so, does anybody know what works in the new kernel that won't with
the old one (eg Reiser FS). I'd prefer not to go back to my 14.4
modem
Thanks,
Tom Massey
Menu It tells me that the menu editor isn't
installed. H guess I need to file a bug report. The Panel icon of
course isn't editable arrrggghh. Thanks
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It is. You either change the permissions on the appropriate directory
(/usr/share/kde something) or start the menu editor
it was just going for
Nutscrape-128, I cancelled the d/l. Install went on to finnish...
no problem. Total Install was still 2.6 gigs. I don't believe
there's that much stuff from 'Power Pack' I could possibly be
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On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Tomif you mean things like Star Office, Worperfect,
VMWare, Acrobat Reader, IglooFTP, IBM-Via Voice, MPEG-TV and
all of the Loki demo's, then sure, nobody'll miss any of
those. :-)
Alan
point well taken ;)
Tom Brinkman wrote:
I think
(which is fairly new).
Has someone here encountered this, or has some idea what to do to narrow
down the source of the problem? G*d, I wish I could get rid of this
crappy x86 stuff :-\. Someone to donate an Alpha? ;)
Thanks and regards
tom
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wrong?
My mouse is an MouseManPlus from Logictech (well found by XFree 3.3.6
and imwheel)
Olivier
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to the manufacturer's web page and D/L
the diagnostic(s) there.
If all that fails, start reading alt.comp.hardware.overclocking
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as an
rpm(no recompiles required). A quick check of cooker and
contribs shows no match, so I imagine there has been very low or
nonexistent demand.
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Hi.
The Filesystems HOWTO, 3.9, mentions thsfs.
ftp://ftp.ai-lab.fh-furtwangen.de/pub/os/linux/local/thsfs.tgz
Re
On Sun, 04 (06/00) at 18:44 +, Fran Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Isn't running netscape as root dangerous?
Bambi
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Isn't running Netscape at all dangerous? ;)
tom
"Michael E. Shea" wrote:
Alex V Flinsch wrote:
On Sun, 04 Jun 2000, you wrote:
I
foo = the file in which the substitution takes place
It works! Maybe it helps someone here who is as 'scriptically
challenged' as I am ;).
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don't need no stinkin' MS drivers ;). Fire away, Linux comes with its
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test
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which comes on the CD and 4.05 from Adobe's web site.
Both times I followed the installation instructions.
Any suggestions?
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Hum. I got both, 4.0 and 4.05, from Acrobat. 4.0 died, but there's no
problem with 4.05 (still prefer xpdf, though ...).
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modules.
On my soyo 6ba+III it gives me the BX chip's temp, internal
core temp of the cpu, and the chipset temp on my Voodoo3. Displays
both cpu fan speeds and the one on the Voodoo. It also displays
all voltages. Any one value display can be docked into KDE's panel.
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is exactly what works for me. Next step
is to disable java under Edit|Preferences|Advanced. At least for
mail and news. So far with NS 4.72 on Mdk 7.00 I haven't had to
diasable java scripts, but I did with 4.70.
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MTP option. Besides, it's bothering me
what I might've done to break SMTP.
FWIW, I use Staroffice for reading news groups. It's set to
SMTP for mail, and it hasn't had any problems.
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where kernel was taken from the output of uname -a.
I rebooted from the floppy, and typed "rescue" at the lilo
prompt,
Don't type 'rescue', just hit Enter and you'll boot from
the boot disk you made (above)
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instructs, I edited the Makefile ie, 'EXTRAVERSION = -Tom', and
_as instructed_, uncommented this line 'INSTALL_PATH=/boot'.
After I finished with 'make xconfig', I ran 'make dep make
clean make bzImage make install make modules make
master). The
remaining 3 gigs are a storage area for both OS's (W98, Mdk 7).
I mount that 3 gigs as '/d', and my hda1 Winblows (ide1, master,
13.6 gig) as '/c'. I find that's easier to navigate to than
'/mnt/hda_1' or '/mnt/hdb_3' as Mandrake install originally set
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On Tue, 02 May 2000, you wrote:
Does anybody have an idea on how to make the look better on the screen?
With my poor vision, going to 'Tools|Options|View' and by the
'Scaling' window you can make them larger. I use 133%.
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