I have sound driver loading and I can cat stuff to /dev/dsp and it makes
a noise, it even makes the right noise if I use load esd and use esdplay
from a remote machine.
but nasd will not accept connections even from localhost - ps does show
it resident (nasd -aa).
I tried to netstat it but I ha
Sudev Barar wrote:
On Wed, 2003-12-24 at 02:18, chris bayley wrote:
My kernel boots and detects 2 NICs, both eepro100, one built-in but
disfunctional(pxe) and the one that I have added.
Despite the fact the the built-in is disabled in BIOS it is still found
and made eth0 by the kernel the
My kernel boots and detects 2 NICs, both eepro100, one built-in but
disfunctional(pxe) and the one that I have added.
Despite the fact the the built-in is disabled in BIOS it is still found
and made eth0 by the kernel the init/linuxrc script (actually I can't
find it) calls dhclient on eth0 whic
recently I stumbled across a package which access to the clients devices
inside win4lin (floppy cdrom,sound etc,) but I damned if I can locate it
again , and my browser dropped it's history some how
Sound like a familiar package to anyone ??
Cheers
ChrisB(NZ)
Yip, I've had it running.
Client is P266, server is PIII800, 10BaseT - win4lin now runs win apps
faster than they used to run on win98 native!
I want to use this design in a K12 environment, the only downside is win
98 and apps installations are required for each login. You won't want
to sit thro
