Andre Baron wrote:
At 00:01 12/03/99 EST, you wrote:
In a message dated 3/11/99 8:50:32 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would have imagined that /dev would cause problems (a simple cp in
/dev will quickly fill your destination directory... that /dev/zero file
Pankil Richards wrote:
Steve Philp wrote:
I've installed Mandrake 5.3 (the latest release), and have Korganizer
1.0.
Sorry for making you repeat yourself, but did you do the install from the
Mandrake CD or did you download Mandrake? On their FTP site the apps are
listed as the most
Kuraiken wrote:
hello people, i just started using linux like a month ago, and i just
noticed i got a damn winmodem heh. please reply with the modem you use
for linux, pleeasee, also i just wanted to know if their is a way
to network 2 linux computers together through the parallel
Steve Philp wrote:
Lawrence Sayre wrote:
My command line path only shows the directory I'm in, and not all of the
directories below it.
How can I set this for complete path information?
To change it for all users:
Edit /etc/profile, changing this line:
As for parrallel port...I'll leave that to the gurus on the list (am I
right in saying you need to use PLIP?) :-)
With the price of a pair of NE2k cards being around $20-30, why even
bother with PLIP? SOHO Basics (made by Accton) are probably the
cheapest Taiwanese hardware pieces I've
you need the latest xfree86 server: 3.3.3.1.
Mandrake 5.2 comes with 3.3.2. go to www.xfree86.com
Good tip-offs Steve, I try to avoid all the twisted freaks.
Steve Philp wrote:
Sam Bonham wrote:
SOFTWARE:
Red Hat Linux v 5.2 (or later ) Korn Shell
What sort of twisted freak would teach the Korn shell instead of Linux's
default Bash
On Sat, 13 Mar 1999 15:51:12 -0500, Dredd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Riva TNT video card.
How do i get it to work??
I have tried using everything
and nothing seems to run this thing
and i wind up using standard vga which
is terrible. I want the resolution to be
at least 1024x
In a message dated 3/13/99, 2:08:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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hello people, i just started using linux like a month ago, and i just noticed
i got a damn winmodem heh. please reply with the modem you use for
On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, you wrote:
I got my modem configured fine, but when I start to connect, it gets
stuck on "setting speaker volume." What causes this and how can I fix
this.
G'day
Try the following commands to the modem.
ATX3
ATW0 (thats W zero)
This might sound strange I had the same
Lawrence Sayre wrote:
Steve Philp wrote:
Also, after making the change to whichever file, did you logout and log
back in? You can try the PS1 stuff right from the command line for
instant tests.
I made the change to /etc/profile. It did nothing (\w was the same as
\W). I tried
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