[newbie] Bring up terminal window after dialing break thru

OK I am almost home I just need help for one more thing with this I now have the script to run to the end but it need to click the ok and close the window on the manual dial up? How do I do that? this is the script that runs to the end but then stops expect nex: send 2 expect:gin pause:4 send

Re: [newbie] 2.2 Kernel and kppp

Dan Brown wrote: From: Jerry Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you for the reply. My mistake...my modem is linked to /dev/ttyS0, Hmmm... Which version of the kernel are you using? I used 2.2.5, which I built and installed under RedHat 5.1 (before I installed Mandrake), without any

[newbie] Fw: Bring up terminal window after dialing break thru

- Original Message - From: Jeanette Russo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, April 18, 1999 10:46 AM Subject: Bring up terminal window after dialing break thru OK I am almost home I just need help for one more thing with this I now have the script to run to the end

[newbie] Problems with X

Well, I finally got X working with my SiS 6326 video card. I had to add: option "sw_cursor" option "no_bitblt" X starts fine, but only displays in 320x200. The hotkeys to change the resolution don't work either. I have a Viewsonic E641

[newbie] bring up terminal window after dialing sucess.

A big thanks for all who helped me figure out the script. I can now dial out with success. It just took a few minds put together and mine also. Thanks Jeanette

Re: [newbie] install problem

"M C Z." wrote: after partitioning my drive (Maxtor 6.4 Gig) to install Mandrake it tells me I have no swap space defined, that's the first partition I added (64MB = RAM) along w/ root '/' (100MB), and /usr (700MB). if I choose to continue anyway it gets all the way to formatting the

Re: [newbie] Problems with X

01 aka Owen wrote: Well, I finally got X working with my SiS 6326 video card. I had to add: option "sw_cursor" option "no_bitblt" X starts fine, but only displays in 320x200. The hotkeys to change the resolution don't work either. I

RE: [newbie] bring up terminal window after dialing sucess.

Great news, Jeannette! This is another example of why I like this list! Just curious: What did you add to the end of the script to get it to work? Armando. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jeanette Russo Sent: Sunday, April 18,

Re: [newbie] bring up terminal window after dialing sucess.

Ghost Master wrote: Great news, Jeannette! This is another example of why I like this list! Just curious: What did you add to the end of the script to get it to work? Armando. send done That did it Jeanette Thanks for your help :-) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL

Re: [newbie] Running xconfig

snipped You need to change to the directory containing the Makefile. For the kernel, that would be /usr/src/linux. Then issue the make command. snipped Did you configure PPP into the kernel or as a module? Have you updated the modules directory links to point to the new directory? If you do

[newbie] RealPlayer 5.0 setup

I've got Mandrake 5.3 running pretty smoothly on a K2-166MHz with 64mb RAM, 6.4gb hdd, and a Matrox Mystique PCI card. kppp is working as is most of Netscape But RVPlayer 5.0 is not working quite the way I'd hoped. I followed directions in a "How to Use Linux Book," by Bill Ball, and

[newbie] re: probs with x

Thanks everyone who helped me with my prob. X now properly works, except for some small prob. I had to install the latest XFree86 to get everything to jive, except when I did that, 'startx' no longer loaded KDE. I used 'rpm --upgrade --force *.rpm' where *.rpm was all the latest xfree86

Re: [newbie] About soundcards...

Jose Alberto Abreu wrote: Actually, it would be very helpful if you gurus could help here... I havent installed Linux yet (Im in the "gather all the information about your hardware" part), but I would like to know if somebody knew if the Yamaha OPL SAx soundcard is supported...