Michael Powell PhD wrote:
Can someone tell me how to do a HD ISO install, I RTFM...but not much
Hi
This is how I did it. I created a directory iso on a special partition
/mn/library and downloaded the files. To boot I used a disk image called
hd.img.
When the installation program questioned
Kelley Terry wrote:
How I checkthe files that I burned on a cd against the iso image to
verify correctness?? It seems that I am having problems burning cd's and I want
to do it right before I install 7.2.
Keep in
Francois Pons wrote:
"D.D.Brierton" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Running Mandrake 7.1, with KDE2 installed from RPMs from Mandrake
7.2beta and Helix GNOME.
It might help to run kups, from within a x-terminal, here you can make
the final configure.
Solved my problem, from mandrake guide.
Hi
My fault, I had my son help me assemble a new computer and asked him to
install win98, so I could play some RPG's. He naturally had enabled PNP.
I wiped out Win98, reformatted the whole shit and now it is all green.
regards
guran
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Hi
I know that this should be posted to Cooker, but I left that list, as I
felt that I don't have the knowledge to add anything.
I have just started a new computer with "Linux-Mandrake Odyssey-rc1-i586
20001020 14:14" and had serious problems with my ethernet card.
The card was a Planet 10/100
Hi
I am currently running Linux-Mandrake Odyssey-rc1-i586, installed as
secure.
This means that as a user I am not allowed to open up the /usr directory
when I am using Konquerer. But if a click on the doc icon on the desktop
then I can reach the user-guide. All I have to do is to use the
Hello Sevatio.
I am not an expert, but this is how I used my computer.
Mine has two harddrives, one Fujitso 10.2 Gb and a 3.8 Gb Seagate. On
the Fujitso I have a swap of 250 MB, a boot of 25 MB and two root
partitions (i.e. /). On the second drive I have two equal partitions,
when mounted they
Hello nightwriter.
I can try to give an indication in what direction you may get an answer
to your problem.
As I understand your hard drive, it has inodes with written data, but no
mount points.
First the command find may search every inode on the drive.
Second the commando grep may be
Hello experts
I beg you to forgive me for my outbirst in "helium - deeper inhalation".
In a moment of insight I thought that my harddrive might be faulty. I
lifted everything over to a new drive and checked the originals with
gftp. Some of my files were corrupted and a format with check showed
Hello experts
My initial impression of the installation of Mandrake 7.1 was very
positive. I was eagerly interested in testing XFREE86 4.0, Netscape
4.73 and some new additions of KDE.
I tried to istall the new kernel 2.2.16 and screwed up so I had to
reinstall.
My Internet connection is
guran remberg wrote:
Hello experts.
I am now running Mandrake 7.1 helium, on an old horse, and I am
impressed. Thank you all which have made this
possible . Being a 60 years old man on pension, this is a new spring
for me.
The only problem I had was after the install. The FTP crypto
Thanks for the reply - it sure did the trick.
regards
guran
I bow to you experts, please sort this out for me.
I have a Mandrake 7.0.2 and it is nice in many ways, but I have got a
keyboard problem.
You see I live in Sweden, so naturally I use se.latin1. Yesterday I
decided to start to learn
some bash and could not produce a 'dollar-sign'. According to
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