you can give
>
> Mike
Try installing Webmin, then point your browser at https://localhost:1
(Note it must be https...) webmin has a module for Shorewall which allows
much better control over the settings. I've personally stopped even
attempting to use DrakGW, as it is essentiall
. I much prefer to do
modifications manually. BTW, OO.o RC5 has much better KDE integration, and
will install the mimetypes automatically. It is supposed to install the
menu entries as well, but there are sometimes problems with permissions and
the copying fails. The steps I've outlined are essential
this is a real pain :(
>
>
> TIA
> Richard
>
Get rid of Evolution? (or should it be renamed?)
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other dms later. I'll suggest it to him.
>>
> hahah yup. I have another one for you. Make a super duper encrypted file
> system with a minimum of 16 characters. So when it is booted or mounted it
> requires a password. (naturally) Now, open the control center and go into
> moun
Club ?
>>
> I am using Texstar's packages and they work great. Unfortunately, I think
> the qa on them is better than those packages available from Club.
And where do I get these packages?
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T. Ribbrock wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 09, 2003 at 11:08:50PM +1000, Alex Fisher wrote:
>> > Several things come to mind:
>> > - Have you googled for that card + Linux to see whether this problem
>> > has been encountered (and maybe solved) by others?
>>
>&g
T. Ribbrock wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 09, 2003 at 10:15:22PM +1000, Alex Fisher wrote:
>> I recently (last Friday) got an old Umax Vista T-630 scanner. Uses an 8
>> bit ISA NCR 53c400 SCSI card. Main problem is, I can't seem to configure
>> the card. It is not detected
of what I need to put in there..).
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Alex Fisher wrote:
> In a few words, my mouse has ceased to function. Here's what happened:
>
> The machine had been idle for a while, went to logout from KDE, no
> mouse
>
>
> chipset causing this.
>
> So far, I've tried 1 trackball,and 2 different
Patricia Fraser wrote:
> Hi Alex,
>
>> In a few words, my mouse has ceased to function. Here's what
>> happened:
>
> Don't know which version of mdk you're using, or whether you're using
> X, or whether you're using gdm.
Mandrake 9.1, with
nce.
The machine is my secondary machine, used by my house-mate and her daughter.
They need to use the mouse (they have no idea otherwise), so I need to work
out the problem fairly urgently.
Need more info, please ask...
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W
Daniel Anderson wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-08-21 at 06:25, ed tharp wrote:
>> On Thu, 2003-08-21 at 02:31, Alex Fisher wrote:
>> > Daniel Anderson wrote:
>> >
>> > >> > Any ideas why this redirection is happening or how to fix it?
>> > >>
en they get a phone bill
showing a call to an overseas location, which was charged to them at a rate
of roughly $10 (US) per minute...
I think bandwidthplace needs to check their servers (and javascript code).
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mozilla, galeon doesn't have the problem on this mandrake
> box, but does on the others.I've seen this happen before on a windows
> box on a different site. Never could figure out how it happens.
Well, Netscape 7.1 gets redirected, but Opera 7 and Mozzilla Firebird
didn't...
>
ation." after which the installer will exit.
>
> Besides, what is the big deal? you can pick up a second hand 15 inch
> monitor for about 30 dollars AUD..
Where? I've yet to find one under $80 (Australian)...
>
> Thats not an expensive monitor.
>
>
>
> rgds
&
t from the console problem (suspect a mis-configuration of
the video section there), the system works perfectly...
>
> James
>
>>
>> Praedor Atrebates wrote:
>>
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223F49 2002-03-13
pub 1024D/CABA22AE 2002-05-27 Penguin Liberation Front (PLF Official
Keys) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
sub 2048g/AD46FD8F 2002-05-27
Are there meant to be others? The link to the keys on the Cooker pages
desn't work.
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Have a ni
Joerg Mertin wrote:
> On Wednesday 06 August 2003 08:42, Alex Fisher wrote:
>> Rolf Pedersen wrote:
> [...]
>> Actually, the problem is almost certainly in Shorewall. I had a similar
>> problem, which started straight after I tried to confugute Connection
>&
since (in fact I haven't installed Gnoe
since. One or two apps, but then only because there was no alternative for
what I needed).
>
> : LX
>
> David E. Fox Thanks for letting me
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> chan
nt to "fine-tune_ your firewall rules and policies, I recommend
installing Webmin, and using that to set up the firewall. It offers much
finer control over the ruleset.
One of these procedures should work for you (My system... Mandrake
9.1/KDE3.1 on a Celeron 366, 384 MB, with a secon
m kernel might help a
bit there.
As for what I do, apart from giving support to OpenOffice.org users, I also
maintain the OpenOffice.org CD-ROM project page, and am producing the
"official" standard ISO image (Planned for release to coincide with the
release of 1.1 Final later this m
e ISO for mandrake
(i.e. not just using a existing 1 disk install) that will install a
basic kernel and networking leaving it ready to urpmi the rest as
required?
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You got to be very careful if you don't know where you're going,
because yo
Alla Debian style install
but using urpmi instead?
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What would Brian Botano do?
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>Generally as far as apps needing kernel headers (which
should be
>libraries which make syscalls and other hw interfaces) the
version of
>kernel headers (within a stable series) doesn't make too
much difference
>(the
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 09:43, Alex Fudio wrote:
> It should have been, but we couldn't find it
>
> I was trying to install some software and this software asked me for the
> location of the .h files
>
> In mandrake 9 they seems to be in /usr/include but according the sof
It should have been, but we couldn't find it
I was trying to install some software and this software asked me for the
location of the .h files
In mandrake 9 they seems to be in /usr/include but according the software I
was trying to install they belonged to a different version of the kernel
2.4.1
does anybody know where i can download the source code for the kernel for
mandrake 9?
thank you
alex
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m and do a "rpm -bp
specfile.spec" and build from the tarball as per normal.
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employer
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ript. The print $1 prints the result of the
captured bit of text in the ()
If your comfortable with regex's you can do a fair bit of stuff with
variations on the theme (
http://www.bennee.com/~alex/wiki/index.php/One%20Line%20Scripts)
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On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 17:21, Alex Bennee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Until today my box (MDK 9.0) had been running fine. Now it locks up hard
> at random points during the day requiring a power-cylcle to get it out
> of this state. I suspect that apmd may be the culprit but its hard to
>
> > > > > >
> > > > > > /data (rw)
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Permissions and ownership of the directory are as
> > > > > > they were and
> > > > > > identical with other exported filesystems. All the
On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 12:45, James Sparenberg wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 03:33, Alex Bennee wrote:
> >
> > Can't get the memtest tools to compile under Mandrake, failing to link
> > to the maths library for some reason (and the make needs to be run as
> >
ly this should solve the problem. My college will find out how
well Windows will cope soon.
>
> James
>
> On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 08:50, Alex Bennee wrote:
> > On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 13:05, Alex Bennee wrote:
> > >
> > > bit can cause the machine to lock up com
On Tue, 2002-12-03 at 13:05, Alex Bennee wrote:
>
> bit can cause the machine to lock up completely and mess with
> X windows Ctrl-Alt-BS. I'll re-run memtest tonight and see if the
> results are consistent in failing.
I know i've got a memory problem but the Ctrl-Alt-Ba
On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 17:50, James Sparenberg wrote:
> Alex,
>
>Had a box myself that started doing this a couple of months ago.
> Turned out I had a bad block (sector? Transistor? not sure of the term)
> appear in my memory but it was high up in the list.
>
Yep, t
is hi-jacking going on?
Who's trapping it and killing my system?
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employer
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to encode Oggs by default as well.
>
>
> Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
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The above is probably my personal opinion and may not be that of my
employer
Want to buy your
ute2 package.
Do you have any pointers to replacing patches for rebuilding src rpms?
I've been meaning to try deviks connbytes patch but I wanted to do it in
the context of the MDK RPM's without manually extracting source and
patches and building from scratch.
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dmesg gives no hints.
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employer
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Make sure your urpm sources
are correctly set up and do a "urpmi avifile-player" and let it sort it
all out for you.
Alternatively you can install all 3 packages at once "rpm -i pkg1 pkg2
pkg3"
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The above is my personal opinion and
well.
> (Thanks to pclinuxonline.com I found this page.)
>
> http://www.pythonzero.org/
The anti-alias defaults fixed the occasional half-line fault I was
seeing on my display (I guess you could call it smudging). I hope
Mandrake tweak the default for 9.1.
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x27;t want to
go through the hassle of manually mounting stuff, after all supermount
is meant to be a differentiating feature right?
I can supply my drive info if any supermount hackers want to work with
me to find a better cure. According to the thread
http://www.mail-archive.com/expert@;linu
root
Which doesn't tell me much. Any ideas? Where does the the sr0 come from,
my CD-Burner is a different drive?
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The above is my personal opinion and probably not the opinion or policy
of my employer
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On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 15:11, Jack Coates wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 06:32, Alex Bennee wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know if Mandrake are intending to add this patch to their
> > 2.4 kernels at a later date?
> There are preempt-enabled kernels in testing at Mandrake Club, n
e found at http://www.bennee.com/~alex/software/patches/
Regards,
Alex.
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On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 12:48, Mikko Lipasti wrote:
> Hello Alex,
>
> What's the device at the other end of the RJ45 cable? According to
> mii-tool manpage, some passive devices (such as one-speed hubs) don't
> understand anything about auto-negotiating, which might confus
or so. Eventually the ethernet shows it is
recieving packets. The weird thing is this lock up occurs on both the
in-built rtl8139 ethernet and the PCI DP83815 (natsemi.o) so I'm unsure
if this is entirely driver related.
Any ideas before I just hack the mii-tool resets into the networking
scripts?
Alex
Dear expert,
How can I close a socket which entered the FIN-WAIT-1
or FIN-WAIT-2 stages without just waiting until
timeout?
Alex
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Want to buy
Hi,
I've got LM 8.0 installed.
What is the best way to organize dial on demand for several
linux/win/mac boxes.
Thanks
Alex
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I know Debian supports the 5 1/4" floppy installation.
ftp://ftp.debian.org/pub/mirrors/debian/dists/potato/main/disks-i386/2.2.23-2001-04-15/images-1.20/
bascule wrote:
>
> i have just aquired some old kit and thought i'd add it to my network but the
> only floppy drive i have for it is an old
You can verify your newly burned CD by
md5sum /dev/scd0
Compare this value with your ISO file.
DM wrote:
> i get trouble reading CDs that i have written using
> speed=4 so, for my ISOs, i stick to speed=2.
>
> one way to verify is to try to use the same install CD
> on a another machine and
I just installed this version. After reboot, I am not able to login at the
text console. It would not accept anything from keyboard but the machine is
happily running. The only way I can get to the machine is via a web browser
through port 8443 or ssh. This is good only if I have everything co
Alternatively, you can use VNC which you can have a choice of running VNC
client under WinXX or use any WEB browser of your choice. VNC is free and
you get the full result as receiving xdmcp from your application server.
Herman Jalink wrote:
> On Tuesday 07 August 2001 17:29, Craig Sprout wrote
On Sat, Aug 04, 2001 at 02:46:56PM -0400, mike wrote:
| On Saturday 04 August 2001 11:43, Alex ZIJDENBOS wrote:
| > However, I experimented some more with hdparm, and found that the
| > problem goes away when I turn DMA *off* on /dev/hdc (hdparm -d0
| > /dev/hdc). It's highly re
/dev/hdc (hdparm -d0
/dev/hdc). It's highly reproducible; as soon as I turn using_dma on
again (which is the default config) it fails 9 out of 10 times.
I doubt this is the way things are supposed to work, but if it shuts
down my coaster factory, I can live with it :-)
-- Alex
On Fri, Aug 03,
Does anyone have any suggestion on how I can make the Single Network
Firewall 7.2 to support the 486 cpu? Currently, I am using a 486 with
Mandrake 7.0 as my gateway/firewall for my home network. I am
thinking. It would be a good idea to make the Single Network Firewall
7.2 to support the 486 c
Is LDAP compiled in pine or I have to enable something to make it
aware of LDAP? Any pointer? Thanks.
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Interestingly, I also came from the Debian camp. Are you sure you
installed the packages telnet-server and wu-ftpd or proftpd? That is
all I have to do to enable both services.
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, Bryan Kim wrote:
> Hi. I am an experienced Debian user who is having a little trouble with
> Mandr
Take a look at the file "/etc/sysconfig/clock":
The variable UTC should be false in your case since the CMOS clock
of your machine is not set to GMT.
If you like GUI admin, click [DrakConf] then click [Linuxconf].
Go to the tab [Control] and click [date & time] then uncheck
[universal format].
O
I just looked at the cooker tree for sparc. It did not have anything
changed since September. Does it mean Mandrake will also drop the
Sparc Platform like RedHat?
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It is not difficult at all. I am using Yamaha 4416S which is their
older rewritable SCSI for the past 3 years. These are the commands
you need to know:
# cdrecord -scanbus
# cdrecord -v speed=4 dev=0,6,0 -data /opt/iso/Mandake71-inst.sparc.iso
The first command tells you what your writer's dev
I am running LM 7.1b (hydrogen) on my Sparc 5. xscreensave is not able to
authenticate my login password. The built-in screen saver of KDE 1.1.2 also
failed the password authentication. Does anyone have any pointer on this? Is
there another group for the Sun platform of LM? Thanks.
Keep i
rpm --root $HOME ...
allows you to put it anywhere you want. If you intend to do everything as user,
you probably should consider adding "--dbpath" option so that you don't mix your
system rpm database.
Larry Marshall wrote:
>
> Alexander...maybe it's just my ignorance when it comes to rpms bu
Did you try "/usr/bin/gdmconfig"?
On Sat, 25 Nov 2000, Armisis Aieoln wrote:
> how do you edit gdm?
> i mean i installed helix-gnome, and it took gnome off of the login session
> manager selection, now all i get is kde and the others but no gnome or
> sawmill...
>
> dave
Keep in touch with
Thanks Andrew. I was under the impression that installing the kernel
source would also include the SPEC file. This is how Debian works.
Thanks again.
On Sat, 25 Nov 2000, Andrew George wrote:
> On Sat, 25 Nov 2000 10:57, you wrote:
> > There is nothing wrong with the MDK kernel. I have to reco
There is nothing wrong with the MDK kernel. I have to recompile the kernel
because of the WinModem in my boss' laptop. If you follow up on the WinModem
HOWTO, it suggested the kernel re-compilation. If I want to get myself fire, I
would suggest what sprach skidley said.
Alexander Skwar wrote:
I need to recompile the kernel and I would like build it as an rpm file.
Does anyone have any suggestion where it is? Thanks.
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packages really mean it or is there some
mistake in the compilationmof those particular rpms?
Alex
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Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 7:25 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] XFree 4.0.1 on Mandrake 7.1 w
get rpmlib? Might I already have it? It doesn't appear to be a
package in it's own right
2) How safe is it to upgrade initscripts to the cooker version? They must be
fairly specific, ie incompatible between mandrake releases.
3) Is what I'm doing a good idea?
Alex W
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On Sat, 5 Aug 2000 10:12:57expert-request wrote:
>Table of content :
>
> 1. RE: [expert] Mandrake of a 486?
> 2. [expert] SCSI CD install problem on UltraSparc
> 3. [expert] Root Password problem
> 4. Re: [expert] Vmware??? How to use it.
> 5. Re: [expert] SCSI CD install problem on Ultr
ing wit other distros, I have tried Mdk 6.0, 6.1 & 7.0 on
it, along with Storm, Debian, and SuSE, all with fairly similar results.
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nstalled on my 4450. Did not
get sound/modem to work (Rockwell RipTide combo card -- winmodem crapola)
Everything else worked OK though.
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ntry in /usr/lib/menu the application will
show up on the menus. The only problem is that it does not seem to work when
the app was installed from something other than an rpm (a tarball for
instance). Does the update-menus package require that the menu entry be in the
rpm database? Is there a way arou
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, you wrote:
> http://www.lsl.com . The 7.1 is 99 cents plus shipping. The turn around
> time is very good.
That's where I got mine from. Ordered Thursday afternoon, arrived in Saturday's
mail, installed Saturday evening.
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synch up all of
the other window managers with the kde menu, or do I hve to edit all of the
others by myself (which kind of defeats the purpose of the synched menus...)?
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as root, your open netscape window isn't, and
can't be found
idea 2 --
do you really need to waste all that memory running netscape to get
the url? From the above, you just need to hit some website every few minutes to
have your dynamic ip assignment working. And I assume that news.co
would be nice if when I installed linux would
> either prompt or detect my CPU and install/compile one that is optimized
> for my machine.
>
If you are going down this path, why not recompile everything as it is being
installed? The major drawback would be that installation would take f
upgraded to 6.5 without any problems. I had
similar problems like yours when upgrading to 7.0 and using the "secure"
kernel. Using the normal 2.2.15 kernel worked just fine. Have not had a chance
to get into work early (so I can borrow the NT box on the T1 that has a burner
so I can dl 8.1.6 /8iR2).
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ic
ip address cliend, but you still can't get to your webserver at the new ip
address.
Did you try restarting your webserver?
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reinstall
netscape-common and netscape-navigator. By doing this you will loose some of
the communicator features (mail, news, the stupid editor), and gain a more
stable browser.
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time you get a new dynamic ip address send it off
to them.
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d pays
> the bills.
Could be worse.
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t. Is there any other way to reset the modem.
I have seen this happen also, sometimes pppd, does not seem to know that kppp
died. Try doing a kill -9 `pidof pppd` as root and see if that kills it, and
allows the modem to be reset
If you have an external modem, you could try powering it off then b
can I send the file listing as written in the M3U file
> to that set of commands?
>
I just did a mp3 cd containing about 13 "recular" cd's.
All I did was rip and encode, then edited the m3u files to have
/mnt/cdrom/mp3/whatever instead of /home/alex/mp3/whatever then threw th
nt something closer
to agent try the latest version of pan (0.80 Beta1) you can get it at
http://www.superpimp.org
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ge, check http://www.happypenguin.org and look there
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from hell.
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Library".
>
> f**kers, may be that's why they didn't included the HOW-TO's as an
> rpm...
Actually they did, but it is on the contribs disk.
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they located?
Beats me, I can't find them anywhere either. Wish I could, as I have a few of the
books in real paper format and the PDF versions are easier to read while at the
computer. On the other hand you can't easily take the PDF versions to the bath
or bedroom with you.
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see_on_the_screen > etc/issue
echo "" >> /etc/issue
> p.s., after YGGDDRSL P&P, Slackware, RH and Debian I have found Mandrake to
> be the best distro for a robust machine.
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t you might lose
any "KDE dependent" features (like drag and drop).
I'm writing this using kmail and running with icewm right now.
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).
If you want the commercial app demos, many of them are available from the
individual vendors, the only thing the powerpack does is save you the download
time.
The biggest gripe I have with 7.0, is that the howto's are on the contrib disk
3, rather than on the main install disk, like thay have been in the past.
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nstaller docs
say to use 1.16.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Alex V Flinsch
> Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 7:27 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Robert Binkley
> Subject: Re: [expert] Oracle Mandrake
>
>
>
was a minor fix (seems Oracle does not like the smp-secure kernel,
but will work with one of the others that is installed with 7.0)
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On Mon, Feb 28, 2000 at 05:44:35PM +, M Thompson wrote:
| Alex,
|
| You sound knowledgeable about CD burning...maybe you could lend some advice.
|
| I recently got a CD-RW drive, but I haven't yet burned a CD in Linux.
|
| Does the command "mkisofs -J -r | cdrecord -v fs=8m ..
cd's also cange window
> managers
> to blackbox and run genome toaster from there works great for me.
I really don't want my genome toasted :)
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g a real SCSI drive, or using SCSI emulation by loading the
ide-scsi kernel module.
-- Alex
again.
Has anybody else seen this?
-- Alex
-communicator
Personally I find that just installing navigator (the browser only) is quite a
bit more stable than installing communicator (browser/email/newsreader/html
editor). Besides there are other options for the rest of the software that
makes up communicator.
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7 - start postfix -- /etc/rc.d/init.d/postfix stop
and see if that helps
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