Go to linux-mandrake.com, and click on the "crypto" link on the side of the page:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fcrypto.php3
These are mirrors of the rpms. Download and install the ones you want. All the initial
install does is give you this list of apps, and you choose which ones you want.
On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 13-Sep-00 20:43:18 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
configure it manually !!
those packages are rpms
you can install them through the rpm configurator
what packages are they?
someone was
I just completed a full install of Mandrake 7.1
As I did not initially configure the networking correctly, the part of the
install that grabs the security packages from the net did not work.
Now that I have everything configured correctly, is there a way I can run this
part of the install or do
configure it manually !!
those packages are rpms
you can install them through the rpm configurator
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
configure it manually !!
those packages are rpms
you can install them through the rpm configurator
what packages are they?
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In a message dated 13-Sep-00 20:43:18 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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configure it manually !!
those packages are rpms
you can install them through the rpm configurator
what packages are they?
someone was asking about security packages, on the install disk that
I've installed 7.1 a few times now and can't get past the X install. I just
get a black screen. cntrl-alt-bkspce doesn't help either. I can't
switch to another virtual terminal (alt F2, alt F3, etc.). I have to reboot
the machine and do a manual install of X4.0 with the binaries from
Xfree86.
This HP has an IDE CD-ROM (Creative Infra 52) , and during install, it
asked for the 'Ext' CD, but did not eject the install CD..
The button of the CD drive was also inoperative.
-turgut
Slm Turgut bey... Ben Mustafa YILDIZ gerçi konu ile alakasiz ama sizin ile
buradada karsilasmak
Just do a reinstall and choose "Expert" and "Upgrade" Then you can choose
the programs at will.
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, you wrote:
I still haven;t figured out how to get back to the original list
of programs so I could add more applications.. any ideas?
Thanks, -turgut
-
Turgut
This HP has an IDE CD-ROM (Creative Infra 52) , and during install, it
asked for the 'Ext' CD, but did not eject the install CD..
The button of the CD drive was also inoperative.
I had to hit CANCEL, and it did not create many of the icons, did not
install some stuff from the install CD, even..
I finally installed 7.1! All I can say is EXCELLENT job Mandrake! SUPERB,
OUTSTANDING!!! This past weekend at the OCLUG, I was asked why I prefer
Mandrake to Redhat. My respond, Redhat is cake, Mandrake is cake and ice
cream.
Cecil
At 08:57 AM 6/28/00 +0100, you wrote:
I finally installed 7.1! All I can say is EXCELLENT job Mandrake! SUPERB,
OUTSTANDING!!! This past weekend at the OCLUG, I was asked why I prefer
Mandrake to Redhat. My respond, Redhat is cake, Mandrake is cake and ice
cream.
actually the one I like from
I did all that but then gave up and put the 3c509 card in the win98
(kids) box. It installs on win98, I set IP to local 192.168.1.2
but winipcfg/ipconfig show 0.0.0.0 instead. I don't get it !!!
Of all the nonsense, the 3c509 TP ISA card caused the floppy drive
to stop working (I took it
Armand wrote:
Bonjour!
You're really making this more difficult than necessary. All you need
is the first box checked, didn't it say extra like on the paper envelope
that the disc was in? The second and third check boxes say
applications, you didn't want those did you?
-- Armand
The disk is referred to often as the "Extras" disk, the ISO is merely
EXT, but the install refers to it as Extension. Notice the EXT that
seems to be common throughout? :-)
On 19 Jun, Joseph S. Gardner wrote:
You're really making this more difficult than necessary. All you need
is the first
Greets all,
I purchased mandrake 7.1 disk 1 and 2 from www.lsl.com and installed
last night.
My question is, during the install (custom/workstation/install) I was
asked which of 3 additional disks did I have and none of the titles
given for the three matched that which was on either of my disks
Ray wrote:
I think it is a great feature that you can use the same install to install the
powerpack. They are not pushing anythng you can uncheck them real easy...
Added funtionality and people assume the worst. I would love to be able to pick
all of my packages at one time to install
Hi there,
I'm having a hard time installing Mandrake 7.1 on a Sony Vaio PCG-N505X
(that's one of these small subnotebooks).
To install, the kernel needs to know that the CD-ROM is on a tertiary
IDE-controller, i.e. you need a kernel parameter like ide2=0x180,0x386,15
With older versions of
I think y'all are attributing some sinister motives here that
prob'ly aren't deserved. I installed 7.1 from lland.com 2 Cd's
just a few day's ago. When I was asked for a 3rd CD, I just lied
and clicked OK anyhow. Install said, 'can't find' the files and went
online to d/l 'em. When I saw
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
Ray wrote:
I think it is a great feature that you can use the same install to install the
powerpack. They are not pushing anythng you can uncheck them real easy...
Added funtionality and people assume the worst. I would love to be able to pick
all of my
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
Bonjour!
You're really making this more difficult than necessary. All you need
is the first box checked, didn't it say extra like on the paper envelope
that the disc was in? The second and third check boxes say
applications, you didn't want those did you?
-- Armand
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
Daniel Woods wrote:
During the install process, LM7.1 only picked up one of my ethernet
cards (PCI D-link DFE-1530TX 10/100) which it recognized as a "Realtek
8139 10/100 (rt18139)" (I assume that's ok). My regular ISA 3c509 card
was not recognized, why ?
I want this machine as a
When the CD comes up with the first screen and it says "hit F1
for help". Try it.
You will find text install/expert mode at your fingertips, and
also graphic installs where you preset the memory, and yes, even
how to use the CD as a rescue. I am seeing complaints about
leaving out the
During the install process, LM7.1 only picked up one of my ethernet
cards (PCI D-link DFE-1530TX 10/100) which it recognized as a "Realtek
8139 10/100 (rt18139)" (I assume that's ok). My regular ISA 3c509 card
was not recognized, why ?
I want this machine as a firewall IP Masq, web and mail
When the CD comes up with the first screen and it says "hit F1
for help". Try it.
You will find text install/expert mode at your fingertips, and
also graphic installs where you preset the memory, and yes, even
how to use the CD as a rescue. I am seeing complaints about
leaving out the
During the install process, LM7.1 only picked up one of my ethernet
cards (PCI D-link DFE-1530TX 10/100) which it recognized as a "Realtek
8139 10/100 (rt18139)" (I assume that's ok). My regular ISA 3c509 card
was not recognized, why ?
I want this machine as a firewall IP Masq, web and mail
Hi Daniel,
THIS IS THE THIRD TIME I'VE RESPONDED TO THIS QUESTIONS
ON THIS EXACT SUBJECT (3c509) IN THE LAST FOUR DAYS.
I HOPE THE MANDRAKE GUYS ARE PAYING ATTENTION.
3com 3c509 is/was one of the most popular NIC's around,
something should be done to address this issue at install time.
Enough
Greetings:
I've had the following problems in trying to install 7.1 on a couple of
notebooks at the office. I've cycled through all combinations of test,
expert and the like hoping to hit a combo that worked, but no luck:
Digital HiNote Ultra 2000, P266: Keyboard/mouse non-functional after
:~During the install process, LM7.1 only picked up one of my ethernet
:~cards (PCI D-link DFE-1530TX 10/100) which it recognized as a "Realtek
:~8139 10/100 (rt18139)" (I assume that's ok). My regular ISA 3c509 card
:~was not recognized, why ?
Because Pixel detests ISA.
--
Daniel Woods wrote:
During the install process, LM7.1 only picked up one of my ethernet
cards (PCI D-link DFE-1530TX 10/100) which it recognized as a "Realtek
8139 10/100 (rt18139)" (I assume that's ok). My regular ISA 3c509 card
was not recognized, why ?
I want this machine as a firewall
Denis HAVLIK [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Because Pixel detests ISA.
is not the only mdk developer who don't like ISA :
--
MandrakeSoft Inchttp://www.mandrakesoft.com
San Diego, CA USA --Chmouel
First of all
When the CD comes up with the first screen and it says "hit F1
for help". Try it.
You will find text install/expert mode at your fingertips, and
also graphic installs where you preset the memory, and yes, even
how to use the CD as a rescue. I am seeing complaints about
leaving out
Hi
I tried installing 7.1. However, after 'Format partitions' the
installations proces breaks.
On console 3 I get the following error message:
warning: Can't take sqrt of -0.355924 at /usr/bin/perl-install/pkgs.pm
line 186
befor this message I have some 'unknown package' and 'unknown entry'
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