Jose Alberto Abreu wrote:
And how does one configure a soundcard manually (when the card included drivers for
every OS except Linux)?
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How in the heck do you mount smbfs drives? I've read the Samba HOWTO...
it has NOTHING, and the example in the samba docs doesn't work. Another
problem (or so it seems) is that if i don't put all the machines in the
/etc/lmhosts file, it takes forever to find a machine. I've tried 3
programs
I have gotten it to work. I have both the Red Hat player and the ELF
version installed on my computer. I am running Mandrake 5.3
the 2.0.36 Kernal and Netscape 4.08 which came with Mandrake. This did take
a lot of playing around to do. I had to uninstall and reinstall a couple of
times and
True Death [EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
How in the heck do you mount smbfs drives?
By using "smbmount" and "smbumount".
There is lots of info here (long URL):
http://www.dejanews.com/dnquery.xp?ST=PSshowsort=datesubjects=smbmountgr
oups=*linux*+%7C+*redhat*
If you're running Linux kernel
Hello!
If not have cyrillics fonts you can get its in http://www.usoft.spb.ru or
http://www.iplabs.ru and after the installation then:
In KDE Control Center - Desktop - Lenguage - First; select Russian(ru) and restart
KDE.
In Netscape :
Edit - Preferences - Appearance - Fonts - For the
I have recompiled 2.2.6 per the Redhat how -to but when I run mkinitrd
/boot/initrd-2.2.6.img 2.2.6 I get the following:
mount: the kernel does not recognize /dev/loop0 as a block device
(maybe "insmod driver" ? )Can't get a loopback device
any help for it
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I posted a message on here about 4 days ago, but unfortunately my
question got lost in all the responses and never did get answered.
Here's what I have. I recently installed Mandrake 5.3 in a system in
which I could never get the soundcard to function properly. I then
removed the card and
I got everything installed (at least I think I did). Now I find out my video
card (S3 86C365 4MB AGP) is not supported by XFree86. Does anyone know of
anything I can do? I can't afford to buy Accelerated-X which does support my
card.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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hevnsnt [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
Has anyone tried linux with a Diamond S220?
For some reason it doesnt seem that I can get over 800x600.. Anyone know
why? A couple posts ago, someone was talking about the Viper 550, and
someone mentioned a site that they should read, I checked out that site
I wish that I was even as proficient as you to be able to install a
program. I still can't figure out how to install a program and so it makes
me not want to even use the OS. Linda
At 09:09 AM 4/19/99 -1000, you wrote:
Hi there,
here is a very simple question from a very new user. I just
Anybody tried upgrading the default x11amp on the mandrake cd (v0.65 I
believe) to 0.90? Am getting a lot of error msgs regarding
dependencies.
Tom.
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Sebastian Vaisov wrote:
Hello, newbie
I need to install cyrillic fonts to linux. I'm using Mandrake 5.3
with KDE. I need cyrillic fonts in netscape. How could I install the
fonts? Anybody could talk here russian?
I believe there is a HOWTO on cyrillic fonts included on the
Hello!
If not have cyrillics fonts you can get its in http://www.usoft.spb.ru or
http://www.iplabs.ru and after the installation then:
In KDE Control Center - Desktop - Lenguage - First; select Russian(ru) and restart
KDE.
In Netscape :
Edit - Preferences - Appearance - Fonts - For the
I have. You need to get the newest glibc and gtk? libraries. Read up on it
at X11amp's web site.
The version I have of them is something like 1.2.0...
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Some newbie discoveries for other newbies :)
You can run some X progs on your linux box, displaying it on another
machine...e.g. your windows machine. Pretty nifty feature, allows me
to have faxes sent to my home linux machine, and displayed on my NT
machine at work via internet.
telnetting
sledge151 [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
Here's my problem, maybe someone can help. I installed Red Hat 5.2 on
a dual boot system and entered the parameters manually
(aha1520=0x340,11,7). The OS saw the card and installed fine from there.
(I should say that I installed from a Scsi cd-rom) I want
Russ,
There is an offical java icq which will run on linux as well as any
other platform which allows you to run java apps, but it is slow. I would
recommend using Licq, which comes with the mandrake distribution (just
type 'licq' at the terminal prompt).
Exodus
Russ Westbrook wrote:
Hi,
I've gotten Mandrake 5.3 installed and working on my computer. I've
also been able to get Linux to recognize my Sportster 56k internal pnp
faxmodem using isapnp. Unfortunately, I have to login as a superuser
and manually configure the modem with setserial everytime I boot. I'm
just
Hello,
It is worth the download to play with it but if want it to play win95/98
games supporting directx or direct draw you are out of luck the current version
of vmware does not fully support directx or direct draw. It will run anything
else in windows or dos except those which require univibe
that's a good question because Real knows about the problem its in their
knowledge base. I have no idea why they continue to offer a player which is
missing a component to make it work.
Jeanette]
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My ISP uses it's own software to connect to
the internet, and I cannot connect without it (banners and all). I'm
hoping that I can run the program from wine, but I have no idea how to configure
and run it (options).
On another note, I'm having difficulties
setting up a user account. I
Title: RE: [newbie] Toshiba help
Thanks for your reply. The specs are as follows:
Tecra 700CT notebook computer:
- Processor: 120 MHz Intel Pentium processor with 16KB internal cache
- Video: SVGA graphics controller with a PCI local bus, VESA Extended VGA BIOS (including VBE/PM), using
The desktop icons are just files in ~/Desktop (where ~ stands for a
user's home directory, usually /home/username). To create new ones, you can
right-click anywhere on the desktop, and on the menu that pops up, go to the
"New" submenu, and choose what object you'd like to create
It may be better to get a more Linux friendly ISP. From my experience Wine
does not work to well and I don't think it would work well to run your
internet connection from.
Jeanette
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From: Manny Styles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 19,
sledge151 wrote:
Here's my problem, maybe someone can help. I installed
Red Hat 5.2 on a dual boot system and entered the
parameters manually (aha1520=0x340,11,7). The OS saw the
card and installed fine from there. (I should say that I
installed from a Scsi cd-rom) I want to change to
Jarl Gaute Vartdal wrote:
I've made a bootdisk, just the way You deskribe in doc. (on your cdrom).
I have Red Hat already innstalled on my pc, and I've put the LILO boot
in MBR.
Now when I try to boot from Your innstall disk the pc just read from the
disk for about 2 sek. and continues to
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 07:20:40PM -0500, Marlon Estrada wrote:
Hi,
I've gotten Mandrake 5.3 installed and working on my computer. I've
also been able to get Linux to recognize my Sportster 56k internal pnp
faxmodem using isapnp. Unfortunately, I have to login as a superuser
and manually
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 07:36:06PM +0200, Jean-Paul Koziol wrote:
I have recompiled 2.2.6 per the Redhat how -to but when I run
mkinitrd
/boot/initrd-2.2.6.img 2.2.6 I get the following:
mount: the kernel does not recognize /dev/loop0 as a block device
(maybe "insmod driver" ?
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 04:50:32PM +0100, Nick Kay wrote:
At 07:15 20/04/99 -0500, you wrote:
I have just updated the kernel to version 2.2.5. I followed the
directions on the web site and it boots fine except for one thing. As the
list of services starting scrolls by, it fails to start
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 12:59:13AM -0400, Manny Styles wrote:
On another note, I'm having difficulties setting up a user account. I
type "/usr/sbin/adduser -p [the password I want] [username]", but when I try
to login, it tells me that my password is incorrect, and I'm sure I typed it
in
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