[expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-10 Thread Alen Salamun
Hi! I have submited over a dozen of bugs, THAT ARE NOT IN BUG ARCHIVE YET and got no replay, and bugs are not added! What is going on on this field?? Bye, Alen -- *---* *E-Mail: Alen Salamun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* * LiNUX - The choice

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-10 Thread Stephen F. Bosch
Alen Salamun wrote: > > Hi! > > I have submited over a dozen of bugs, THAT ARE NOT IN BUG ARCHIVE YET > and got no replay, and bugs are not added! What is going on on this > field?? That's because they were evaluated and found not to be bugs. You are attributing configuration errors to bugs. I

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread Alen Salamun
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > That's because they were evaluated and found not to be bugs. Hi! Hehehe...Yeah right...THIS ARE BUGS: SO HERE IS MY "BUG" LIST (for 7.0): - In installation procedure things ALWAYS hang, if I select that Mandrake should install driver for my Initio SCSI controler. Mod

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread Nom Sandgorgon
:25 AM Subject: Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking?? > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > That's because they were evaluated and found not to be bugs. > Hi! > > Hehehe...Yeah right...THIS ARE BUGS: > > SO HERE IS MY "BUG" LIST (for 7.0): >

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread John Aldrich
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, you wrote: > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > That's because they were evaluated and found not to be bugs. > Hi! > For WHICH security level are you installing? It's my understanding that there are several levels of "security" and that this security level affects which packages a

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread Stephen F. Bosch
Alen Salamun wrote: > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > That's because they were evaluated and found not to be bugs. > Hi! > > Hehehe...Yeah right...THIS ARE BUGS: This? Or these? > - Kernel WON'T recompile if you try to compile NON SMP kernel! You have > to run make mrproper first, then it works

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread Thomas McLaughlin
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, you wrote: > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > - Kernel WON'T recompile if you try to compile NON SMP kernel! You have > to run make mrproper first, then it works! Ok this one is KNOWN already > but no fix is out! I know how to find solution, but some newbie > doesn't.. > Almost

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread Stephen F. Bosch
Thomas McLaughlin wrote: > > On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, you wrote: > > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > > > - Kernel WON'T recompile if you try to compile NON SMP kernel! You have > > to run make mrproper first, then it works! Ok this one is KNOWN already > > but no fix is out! I know how to find solution

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-11 Thread Alen Salamun
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > Newbies normally aren't recompiling kernels =) I have a feeling you guys here are NOT serious...THESE ARE THING NOONE SHOULD EVEN THINK ABOUT NOT FIXING THEM! This should be fixed right away with no questions asked... If not just say: Mandrake is just a non supported, h

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-12 Thread Stephen F. Bosch
It's just that I have a different conception of "bug" than you do. To me, a bug is bum code. Code with errors in it. Most of what you're complaining about are plain-jane configuration issues -- stuff not installed, stuff not configured. Linux does not configure itself, no matter what distro you

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-12 Thread Alen Salamun
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > > bin86? > > Hey are you all joking or what: bin86-0.4-9mdk > > You did a server install, right? hi! It was a normal "SERVER" installI just used preselected packets and that is...And I installed more than one Mandrake server util now...It was always missing...

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-12 Thread Stephen F. Bosch
Alen Salamun wrote: > > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > > > bin86? > > > Hey are you all joking or what: bin86-0.4-9mdk > > > > You did a server install, right? > hi! > > It was a normal "SERVER" installI just used preselected packets and > that is...And I installed > more than one Mandrake se

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-12 Thread John Aldrich
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, you wrote: > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > > > bin86? > > > Hey are you all joking or what: bin86-0.4-9mdk > > > > You did a server install, right? > hi! > > It was a normal "SERVER" installI just used preselected packets and > that is...And I installed > more than one M

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-12 Thread Brian T. Schellenberger
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > It's just that I have a different conception of "bug" than you do. > > To me, a bug is bum code. Code with errors in it. Most of what you're > complaining about are plain-jane configuration issues -- stuff not > installed, stuff not configured. > > Linux does not c

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-12 Thread Stephen F. Bosch
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote: > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > > > It's just that I have a different conception of "bug" than you do. > > > > To me, a bug is bum code. Code with errors in it. Most of what you're > > complaining about are plain-jane configuration issues -- stuff not > > install

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-13 Thread Brian T. Schellenberger
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > "Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote: > > > "Stephen F. Bosch" wrote: > > > > > > It's just that I have a different conception of "bug" than you do. > > > > > > To me, a bug is bum code. Code with errors in it. Most of what you're > > > complaining about are plain-jane c

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-13 Thread Alen Salamun
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote: > That's preposterous. What do we have distributions *for* if not to get > things like file permissions right? Why bother with things like RPM > files at all? Hi! Exactly my point. The main advantage of RPM-s is that I don't bother with all this stuff, but just

Re: [expert] What is going on with BUG tracking??

2000-04-13 Thread Pj
For years I lusted for a *perfect* operating system. So I bought Winblows, only to discover that 90% of the "PC compatable software" caused my machine to crash, lock up and puke blue screens. Then I started hearing whispers about a new OS called Linux. " It's stable," they said. "It'll run for y