, I use a V3-2k pci, mainly 'cause I run a p3-450 but at a
135mhz fsb on a bx mobo. ?? There's only one video connection
off the board, so how'ta heck
oh hell, you're post is 5 monitors wide, so I dunno what you're
tryin to do
--
Tom Brinkman[EMAIL PROTECTED]
browsers--it appears the server was handling all the connections it
could.
OK Tom H, let's see how you are masquerading... What ipchains did you
issue?
Civileme
Tom H wrote:
Well it is always www.nec.com or www.wellsfargo.com
any of the banking sites. Some parts of Microso
virtually impossible to offend.
(Well, I dunno. If it's a pro-movie-industry/anti-decss site or
something I might get offended . . . )
Tom H wrote:
I have hooked up my Linux (Red Hat 6.1) to the DSL I am running Ip
Masqurading on the system and it is routing to the internet for t
ould.
OK Tom H, let's see how you are masquerading... What ipchains did you
issue?
Civileme
Tom H wrote:
Well it is always www.nec.com or www.wellsfargo.com
any of the banking sites. Some parts of Microsoft's sites.
- Original Message -
From: "Brian T. Schelle
missing.
Tom HTriumph 59564 Corvair65
Corvair
be designated in a kernel
recompile, and will there be a distinct "Athlon" optimization in future
kernel versions? Anyone know?
Tom
Michael Holt wrote:
AARGH! That's simply a play on words You stated the fact yourself
- the program that's NORMALLY executed on a WINDOWS platform is allowed
now to run on a LINUX platform. You EMULATE the Windows enviroment so
that you can run that program in a Linux enviroment.
Exactly. If you add a what is essentially a new library, would you call
that an emulator. No, its just a library of api functionality. Would you
call a c, or c++, or fortran compiler an emulator.
Tom
Russ Johnson wrote:
Play on words or not, that's what the Wine team says it stands
You may just want to visit the following website and get version 6.0 in
rpm format:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/aladdin/get601.html
I think that you will find that 6.0 has what you want and it works.
Tom
Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS wrote:
What is this telling me
[root@Mrroboto brian
Interesting. I have a complete kde install and there is no dpkg file to
be found anywhere on my system. I also do not understand what you mean
when you say that you installed a minimal installation.
Tom
PS
Hint ( different from an insult): Most problems with linux are operator
related problems
There is no executable encrypt on my system but it adds users without
any problem. If you want to find something use the locate command (ie
locate encrypt). If locate barfs, run updatedb first. Then locate will
find anything on your system in a very few seconds.
Tom
Russell \"Elik\"
Reconfigure your mouse with mouseconfig
Dennis Robertson wrote:
Hello List,
I am running L-M7.0 and have just installed XFree86 version4. All went
well except for the mouse pointer. The mouse is an M$ serial
IntelliMouse at com1. The first few times I started up I couldn't see
the
Go to www.redhat.com/support and check the intel hardware compatibility
list for the adaptec controllers.
Tom
Burkhard Zombronner wrote:
Hi there,
does anybody know if Mandrake 7.02 supports the adaptec scsi controller 29160
with chipset 7892B or does anybody use it already? Thanks
to do the same thing.
Tom
Richard Bonebrake wrote:
Thanks to everyone for your help with the ip masq. I now have it working
and am back on line. I have a new problem though. I use 2 different
isp's. 1. "asquith.net" works fine, 2. "sprint.ca" shows my
192.168.100.254 inst
In append major items are separated with spaces and minor (within an
option) items are separated with commas. Not sure if this is a
convention for viewing or if lilo actually pays attention to this. But
it works, notheless.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Fabrice SERVANT wrote:
Hello,
As my
Tom
lorne schachter wrote:
I've got a couple of problems with the 7.0 beta that I'm running (I
should get the official release next week to install):
1) When I leave the machine running with my screen saver on
(kscience - the bouncing ball
Larry
Suspect a lilo.conf line length limitation. Try using the \ character at
the end of a line
and continue the append command on the following line. Make absolute
certain that no spaces follow the \ character or is will not escape the
newline character.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Tom Berkley
that there are man pages for both lilo and
lilo.conf.
Happy Reading
Tom
Possibly.
If you are using a higher security level and you have ALL:ALL:DENY in
your /etc/hosts.deny file then you may want to alter it to ALL:ALL
except localhost:DENY.
Tom
Charles Curley wrote:
On Fri, Apr 07, 2000 at 05:58:47PM -0600, Sheldon Lee Wen wrote:
-
- I had the same problem
Just installed a new OptiEye mouse in place of my Logitech mousemanplus
wheel mouse and the wheel does not work in Mandrake 7.0 even after
extensive diddling with the mouseconfig. However when I boot to redhat
6.2 install, the new mouse works great even without the imwheel -k
command.
Mode 4 is UDMA 66
Mode 2 is UDMA 33
What UDMA 66 controller is in your box?
Tom
E T wrote:
Mandrake 7.0.2 just refuses to be installed on my system (booting
from a CD-ROM).
I tried several times (including the "most default" installation),
but it keeps crashing in
quick way is to use kppp to setup your isp login. if you want a demand
dialer for ppp to maintain the network, look in the expert archive (this
list archive). there was a previously described solution.
tom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I need to setup a ppp server on Mandrake 7
and will crash with all windows closing abruptly. Check the
permissions on the files too.
Tom
Craig Woods wrote:
Tom,
A "cat" as you know, shows me what we both know: "pab.na2" is indeed the file
Netscape uses to store our address info. This file allows us to address our mail
whe
Ctrl-Alt-F7 (works here on two different boxes)
Tom
Ron Johnson wrote:
Civileme wrote:
[snip]
use ctrl-alt-fx where x is in the range 2-5 f1 brings you to the
console which X is running on top of and anything you do there is likely
to break X.
Once I've pressed ctrl-alt-f1, how do
Depends on your screen resolution. The 100 dpi fonts work well with
1280x1024 and the 75 dpi fonts work best with 1024x768. Other rez I have
not played with.
Tom
Pat Mc wrote:
In my quest to improve my system and Netscape fonts I found something
interesting. The 100dpi and 75dpi fonts were
pcmcia modem. Its one of the best that I have
tried. Works great in windows and linux. With the standard pcmcia linux
package you can be braindead and the modem will still work for
you.(Trevor notwithstanding).
Tom
PS if you get a modem busy when you query the modem, do not worry. use
setserial
Redhat now offers a certification program (!!!) for redhat linux
similar to MCSE from M$. Never heard of anything from Mandrake.
Tom
Marcos Dione wrote:
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, ArMiSiS AiEoLn wrote:
Ok what do i gota do to earn a certificate showing I am Mandrake LInux Certified
and never seen it cause a problem
Tom
Russ Johnson wrote:
Read up on how init reads that file. The answer will become clear.
I suspect you could put that line back (and make no other changes to your
system) and it wouldn't run X on startup... As long as it's truly starting
in runlevel 3
not mean that it is.
Tom
"Christopher M. Kopp" wrote:
During my installation of 7.0.2, I was using an USB Mouse. The installation
program addressed the mouse properly and allowed me to use it during my
install. However, once I completed the install X Windows does not seem to
recogniz
, then you can comment out each
of those modprobe commands with a # sign. If your netmask is
255.255.255.0 then the 24 in the last two lines is correct.
Last thing to do is reboot and check the other machines.
Tom
Richard Bonebrake wrote:
I am trying to get my home network working with ip
masq
more insight into the
email AddressBook feature in Netscape. Any and all help will be
appreciated.
Thanks
Craig
J. Craig Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
IT Networking Admin
Celtic Pride, Inc.
Its pab.na2 that you
with different window
managers and other stuff like different X servers (accelerated X), then
do not try to keep a common /home partition.
Also what are the models of each of the disks that you have. Both ide?
Tom
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
I am getting a new 20 gig HD this week, to add to my 4.3 gig HD. I
Look at /var/log/messages and see what the system was doing when it
exhibited the symptoms that you described.
Tom
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm asking to find out if others have had this same problem. Once in a while when
I'm using KDE, the mouse-pointer would freeze,
the keyboard stop
to look into how to use dd later.
Tom
"Bois, Mathieu" wrote:
Hi,
We have bought a Toshiba laptop, with integrated modem, but with external
PCMCIA Toshiba CDROM...
When I try to install Mandrake 7.0R2 or RedHat 6.2, it says it needs a
floppy disk with PCMCIA drivers...
Do you know
Yes, you can fire up the mixer
K -- Multimedia -- Sound Mixer Panel
and then you will have a lot of sliders to diddle with.
Have fun, diddling.
Tom
Glyn Millington wrote:
Hi there! Having been unable to get any noise out of my sound
card under Mandrake 7,(2.2.14-15mdk) I followed some
/sbin/setserial /dev/ttyS1 irq 3 -- ttyS0 wants to use irq 4 and S2
wants irq 3
this is what I had to do to get my 3Com pcmcia modem to work in my dell
i7k.
Tom
Dave Brown wrote:
The NIC section of the RealPort card is working fine...it talks at 100Mb
with the rest of my LAN and even surfs
What are the last two lines in your /etc/inittab?
Tom
Lane Lester wrote:
When I installed Mandrake 7, I chose the X autostart option. Now I'd like to
stop that and have a console logon. I changed the inittab line to:
id:3:initdefault:
but X still autostarts. I'm wondering if it has
Trash the internal DSL. I have not used it but my son has and he was not
able to get it to work properly with linux even with a lot of tech
support from cisco and US West. Swap it for an external model.
Tom
Ian Hogan wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to get my DSL connection to work under Mandrake
When you login as a user then su to root and startx for the first time,
it sounds like the authentication files are being set up for root.
Delete the user, recreate the user, login as the user, startx as the
user and see how that works.
Tom
"=?ISO-8859-2?Q?Deim_Ágoston?=" wrote:
a day or two and read the Maximum RPM book (at
least the first half) Most helpful thing any redhat or mandrake user
will ever do.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
Where the heck do I get the above file I"m trying to update m
will disappear
and the 'features' that Mandrake's customers want (or don't want) will be
incorporated into each new upgrade.
Good Luck!
Tom
point to waiting for six months
or maybe it will compelling enough to go for today. I don't know and
won't know until you finish all the details of the study and committed
it to the spreadsheet for costs and listed the advantages/disadvantages
for your particular situation.
Have fun.
Tom
All of life
to update the
gtk+ and gtk+-devel rpm's first. Then, if you get more error messages,
just track them back to the rpm the same way and eventually... you will
get everything updated to where your software will compile.
Tom
Wayne Petherick wrote:
After installing the glib version 1.2.7 I am still
and that is fixable. Tossing a
linux cd in the trash is just an act of surrendering to that ignorance.
Now you can chose to overcome that state of mind or not. The choice is
yours, in fact its everyone's choice. Best of luck and hope you choose
the path of learning.
Best regards
Tom Berkley
Nope. Mine does not do that at all. Looked in ~/nsmail and the Trash
file became zero length after I emptied the trash for local mail.
My version: netscape-128-common-4.72-1mdk
netscape-128-communicator-4.72-1mdk
Tom
Craig Woods wrote:
I just noticed a "buggy" a
). If not then other considerations apply and I need
more info. Also cruise thru the other panels in netcfg but don't mess
with anything else yet.
Tom
Brent Pathakis wrote:
I'm not sure - I'm still new to linux and I played
around with a bunch of stuff in it. The only
networking settings I played with were
If you're using make xconfig for the kernel configuration, there are two
different pages where the parallel port must set to yes. I do not
remember where they are located but there are definitely two pages to
look for.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, you wrote:
I am
your fingers and paying attention to where the cursor is
located, than to turn off the bell. You could turn down the volume on
the bell page, which would decrease the irritation, but ultimately you
need to pay attention to what you're doing.
Tom
Harald Wolf wrote:
Hi,
i have configured
the other bioses from abit and flash it.
Tom
Tim Val Litwiller wrote:
do you have a bp6 motherboard? I also am only running on one processor because of
APIC problem when I run dual, Even with the NOAPIC in the append line in lilo I
still can not seem to get the machine to run reliably
If you do not perform an updatedb command periodically, the database for
the locate command will not be very thorough in its regurgitation. I
find the locate command works so fast that its worth the wait for the
updatedb command to run and then use the locate command instead of find.
Tom
Russ
list of rpms.
If you had done a development install that would have taken care of the
problem but its not necessary. Just use the rpm -qipl somerpmfilename if
you want to see the files in the rpm.
Tom
lorne schachter wrote:
I've installed 7.0 on a reformatted partition and when I try
.
Tom
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
On Thu, Mar 23, 2000 at 07:22 -0600, Sean Armstrong wrote:
I agree with you that 7.0 + is not as backwards compatible. I understand
what you are saying about older hardware. But, I do believe the original
idea of Linux was so that it worked on all
floppy boot, load your rescue disk, put your mandrake disk in the cdrom,
mount it (mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom), rpm -ivh --nodep
/mnt/cdrom/Mandrake/RPMS/util-linux-2.10b-2mdk.i586.rpm
Then do a three finger reboot, remove the floppy and watch it fly again.
Tom
PS
Caveat: This is one
If you do not have anything in the pap-secret file, get rid of the
noauth in /etc/ppp/options, fix the pap-secrets file and try logging in
again.
Tom
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
Below is a solution to a problem that can drive newbies up the wall and
straight into a mental asylum. It is
You can start with your /etc/fstab file. Comment out any lines with
floppy or fd0 in them. Then try your software that was causing the
problem.
Tom
Michael Barker wrote:
Hi,
I have install Mandrake 7 on a Dell laptop. It installed okay,
however it seems to have problems when
to compile 2.3.99-pre2 either but I did it with Mandrake 7.0
install and not my redhat 6.2beta development system which I have
updated as described above. Do not have time until next week to mess
with it anymore. But I'll post it here if I have any success.
Tom
Nitin Raja Bhatia wrote:
Hello,
I am
options I got the same error message twice.
Tried the same thing with my redhat development system booting to a
2.3.99-pre1 kernel and got exactly the same results.
Any insights?
Tom
PS
Have to go celebrate the life of my aunt who past away this week. She
was over a hundred when she tossed the towel
m is ether i/o_adress irq
Look in the /proc for info regarding the io and irqs, make certain that
you have the pnp os disabled in the bios. My smp box is offline right
now so that I cannot look up some info, I'm not sure where I scrounged
my irq info. It may have come from the bios during boot.
T
Nothing is /var/lock that stood out. Say more about /var/lock.
Thanks
Tom
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
You might want to check out /var/lock just for grins . . .
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| DD
|
|
| As root try this command:
|
| /bin/setserial /dev/ttyS
with an ultra2 wide
scsi drive as your main environment and stick some ide drives in for
mass storage where you keep stuff that you do not use a lot. It would be
an interesting project just to work out how to best optimize something
like that.
Enjoy you project, have lots of fun, learn lots
Tom
because its reason for existence is to provide
scsi module support on boot.
Tom
Taylor James T NPRI wrote:
I 'm experiencing difficulty in getting my new compiled kernel to boot. I
have a dual PIII system running an Adaptec SCSI bus. The SMP Kernel that
came with Mandrake Version 6.1
Use this append in your /etc/lilo.conf VERBATIM:
append="mem=192M"
always double quotes in lilo.conf
Tom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
thanks for the overwhelming amounts of replies.
Now the funny thing is that I have 2 boxes both LM7.02, on one the append
worked, on the
and have not hacked thru it to find out. I just know that it
works for my laptop pcmcia modem.
Tom
Dennis Davis wrote:
Hello
I have been using Slackware for some time now, got a Mandrake 6.1 dist with
a programming book (GNU C++ for Linux, by Tom Swan). It looked pretty good
so I tried
.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Hi..
When I do a shutdown -h now the system shutsdown the various file
systems and then says system is halted..After this mine says..stopping all md
devices, the screen then is filled with columns of scrolling numbers like
d3
1) Drakconf -- Startup Services
or
2) ntsysv (uncheck the pcmcia startup)
3) edit /etc/conf.modules and comment out the line starting pcmcia
services
Tom
Harald Wolf wrote:
Hi,
i have installed PowerLinux 6.5 (kernel 2.2.13) on my notebook.
if i activate the PCMCIA service
John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
this question has probably already been raised, but I have added 128M to my
original 64M, and would expect it to be picked up by Mandrake automatically,
however no such luck.
Can anyone
Won't make any difference, John. If you chmod a symbolic link, the link
still always shows 777 but the file or directory that is pointed to is
changed. He has to setuid to root pppd and any other intermediary
programs. (chmod +s pppd). Then it will work.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 20
Alan
I think that all that is required is to (as root user) chmod +s
command_that_cron_runs and make certain that only root has write access
to the command file.
Tom
"Alan N." wrote:
Hey all.. After a period of inactivity I am back on my work project..
I'm really close but have
in
tools. Try it out. It works and has some stuff thats unique, so far, to
Mandrake.
Tom
Hoyt wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Tom Berkley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 11:52 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Question on process / how things get into Mandrake
One of the most wonderful parts of linux is having access to the source
lost
all interest.
Tom
John Craig wrote:
Hi,
I recently installed Makdrake 7 on my laptop, which had previously run
RedHat 5.2-6.1. My pcmcia modem won't work, although it worked fine
under RedHat. It is recognized, and the appropriate module loads
(serial_cs
as that is inappropriate for a repository of solutions.
They could then use or forward to the responsible party.
Tom
PS
You can let go anytime, just remember the three fundamental principles
of leadership:
1) Follow-up; 2) Follow-up; 3) Follow-up. Its all about raising
someone's consciousness
Read in /usr/doc/lilo. You will find that one of the files in /boot
is the original mbr and you can restore it to the mbr. Doesn't make a
lot of sense to me to get rid of lilo if you use linux but I don't live
your life either.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
2
/root/.netscape/bookmarks.html
make a copy for each user in their .netscape directory
Tom
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm trying to get one of the Netscape users to have the same bookmarks as the root
user. Is there a way to make a link so that
they're always the same or would I just make
run the Xconfigurator again and see what happens after you finish the
process and startx.
Tom
Richard Kilgore wrote:
On Sun, Mar 19, 2000 at 11:27:44AM -0500, Stephen P. Molnar, Ph.D. wrote:
New v7.0 installation on partition that was running v6.1, accepted the
default selection
) and then zero the mail
file with a cat mailfilename ctrl-d.
Tom
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
Thanks for writing back... now another question...
What file is responsible for pointing Netscape to bookmarks.html by default?
Seve
-Original Message-
From: Tom Berkley [EMAIL PROTECTED
access to a file
inside /root.
Tom
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
ln -s /root/.netscape/bookmarks.html /home/user/.netscape
but . . . the user can't update them then.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
| I'm trying to get one of the Netscape users to have the same bookmarks a
to find out is to go look at the source code if you
are interested.
Tom
Andrew George wrote:
I thought Xconfigurator was an ascii console program, like sndconfig?
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, you wrote:
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, you wrote:
The default Mandrake 7.0 install does not use the XFree86
Actually I thought it was a cute way to tell you to read the man pages,
/dev/null.
Tom
/dev/null wrote:
man lilo /dev/null
try running that command. That's the same result you'd get if I did the
FAQ!
;)
/dev/null
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What printer filter did you use and what color depth did you select in
the printer filter for you canon printer?
Tom
Sascha Kiedrowski wrote:
Hello around there,
I recently set up a mandrake 7 box and it seems it is impossible to print
anything but plain ascii.
I used printtool to set
OK newbie
Here is the most important piece of advice for this stage of your
knowledge adventure
1)man
man dhcpcd
man innd
note this gives not results so,
2)rpm -qfi `locate innd`
or rpm -qfi `which commandname`
(please note that these are backquotes)
3) http://www.linuxdoc.com
4)Look in
so many bugs in old compilers, that it almost drove me nuts
finding work arounds. Now when I find a problem, I fix it, recompile the
software and run it. Its o sweet! Life is
good with linux.
Tom
Hoyt wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Brian T
to connect to the hpt66 and I will pass on
the results here on this list. So, stayed tuned.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, you wrote:
Yes udma/66. Promise controller. The other versions of linux I have
can't even be loaded because the don't see the hard drive. They were
output.
Tom
Alvaro Nunes wrote:
Hi
Can you make color prints or only black white? I ask this because I have a
Deskjet 970Cxi and only prints on BW.
Thanks
Alvaro
- Original Message -
From: "Tom Berkley" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, Marc
I am very wary of the LinuxStore at this point, and would NOT refer anyone to do
business with them. I ordered LM 7.0 PowerPack on their website several weeks
ago, and after a week or so, with no update to the original 'bounced' confirmation
e-mail, I called themseveral times. I LIVE in
6.2beta with all the kernelnotes
upgrades to compile the latest 2.3.51 kernels. hda has mandrake 7.0
which is very stable and I do not experiment very much with if because I
like to have one stable boot version that is usable.
Tom
Trevor Farrell wrote:
Tom Berkley wrote:
I see the lilo
I would first try removing the /dev/fd0 line from the /etc/fstab file.
Its not required in fstab to mount a floppy or a cdrom for that matter
unless you want to mount with say the mount -a command or use
supermount. After removing the line, your problem should disappear.
Tom
Ivan Trail wrote
them both and Xconfigurator has always worked better.
Tom
John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, you wrote:
When I installed Mandrake 7.0, the GUI installation wored perfectly. But
now I cannot get X to work with my video card. Is there a way to use the
same exact settings that the GUI
are the permissions on the /bin/rpm file. It should be
-rwxr-xr-x, if not chmod will take care of the problem.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Tom Berkley wrote:
rpm query options can be done by any user but changing anything with rpm
-i -U -e all require root privileges.
Tom
Not on my system
(requested at boot but the actual partition size is 22648kb) and I have
had no problems loading it up with 7 or 8 initrd images and experimental
kernels plus all the other files.
Tom
Wayne wrote:
Sounds like Linux doesn't like where it is installed. If you don't install
lilo within the first 1024
in the rpm; tar ztvf tarballname should give you a list of
the files in the tarball).
Tom
Tony Webster wrote:
What package contains libXfont.so.1? This library is required for xfs and
others for the install of the XFree86 4 RPM install?
Tony Webster
South Dakota Library Network
Programmer
Not true. I have a viper 770 ultra and had no problems installing and
running 6.1 right off the disto disk.
Tom
Jim wrote:
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, you wrote:
I am running Mandrake 6.1 and have been trying to make X work.
I run Xconfigurator, and I can select the correct monitor, then I
what package a file belongs to and hence its
functionality (rpm -qf filename; or rpm -qfi filename) Save you some
bandwidth on your internet connection because users have to go to the
internet to find out about stuff.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Tom Berkley wrote:
My laptop is set to max
the
other stuff if this does not work.
PS You do not need to reboot each time you change the /etc/fstab. Just
umount the device or the mount point, make the change and try it again.
Hope you're having as much fun as I am.
Tom
Ivan Trail wrote:
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, you wrote:
I would first
that will literally fry your video card, there is not much you can do
that will physically damage your box short of dropping it off a table or
your wife (or girlfriend?) throwing it out the window because you spend
to much time playing with it and not her.
Tom
Sean Armstrong wrote:
I've heard bits and tidbits
He who sees the need will learn what he needs to learn by DOING it. Make
it into a game and have fun doing it. You're a lot more qualified to do
this than Harry is to manage Boeing.
man lilo /dev/null
Tom
Dev Null wrote:
I've noticed that LILO and boot problems are a large part
when you configured the printer, did you use printtool and if so did you
select the color depth 24 in the filter configuration. Also what printer
filter did you use. The BJC-600 filter should work perfectly for your
printer.
Tom
"M.Jerger" wrote:
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2.2.15 must be something that you got from redhat 6.2beta because
kernel.org says that latest kernel stable kernel is 2.2.14 which means
they probably have stuff from the 2.3.x kernels. From what I have seen
in the 2.3 kernels the mouse and keyboard support should work fine now,
but printers and
rpm query options can be done by any user but changing anything with rpm
-i -U -e all require root privileges.
Tom
Larry Sword wrote:
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
First, my thanks to all of you who have written in with suggestions on
how to configure the new RealPlayer7
again after cycling the printer power to make
the printer work with linux.
Tom
Norman Carver wrote:
Printer is now working via parallel port. Problem
appeared to be due to having both the usb and parallel
cables attached to the printer. Win98 has no problem
with this with the Epson
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