---Reply to mail from Martin Cleaver about [newbie] Good KDE Email and NNTP programs?
the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they
dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut
And it doesn't even support IMAP, so cannot really be
Thanks Steven,
I ran #/bin/bash rm -fR /lib/modules/2.2.9
I then re compiled the Kernel from scratch and it works great. The only
thing that fails at Loadup is the MIDI modules. It says it can not find the
midi module. That is it. Thanks again
Dear folks:
I recently spoke to my computer hardware dealer about upgrading some of
my computer parts. He told me that once he was done he would install
RedHat 6.0 for me. I told him I wanted Mandrake and this is what he
said:
"Mandrake is dead. The whole idea behind Mandrake was to integrate
procinfo can be found on the 5.3 cd, or from many of the mirrors that have
the 2.2 upgrade rpm's.
http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/linux/Mandrake/updates/kernel2.2/RPMS/updates/p
rocinfo-15-1.i386.rpm
hope that helps,
Ben
the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they
dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut
And it doesn't even support IMAP, so cannot really be considered a serious
contender. too would love to find a good email/news client, as Netscape for
the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they
dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut
Actually, the RPM kernel upgrades do take care of that. The process is similar
when you first install Mandrake. You did not have to compile a kernel then.
Most probably, the new modules that come with the kernel have problems with
your hardware, probably the sound card.
Gilbert
"James J.
At 05:29 AM 5/23/99 -0500, you wrote:
procinfo -a also works nicely if you have it installed.
Obviuosly `procinfo` doesn't install by default, since I
don't seem to have it, so where can I find it ?
Stefan Dozier
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
procinfo -a also works nicely if you have it installed.
Last but not least is there a way to see which IRQs' are being used on
the
system in Linux. In the 2.0.36 kernel it says I have a possible IRQ
# cat /proc/interrupts
I did not know about that. Never tried to install from a RPM package.
Hmm James
On Sunday, May 23, 1999 4:53 AM, Dan Brown [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
"James J. Capone" wrote:
Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the
make zImage is finished. I do
"James J. Capone" wrote:
Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the
make zImage is finished. I do not believe the RPMs take care of this
When using the kernel RPMs, the make modules (etc.) are not needed,
because you don't actually build the kernel--you
Thanks steve. I will have to get the error messages if after I remove all
of that you told me to and redo the make module_install, and I still get
them. I will let you know.
Thanks James
On Saturday, May 22, 1999 9:54 PM, Steve Philp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
"James J. Capone" wrote:
Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the
make zImage is finished. I do not believe the RPMs take care of this
because they do not know which modules you are going to use and which are
being compiled etc...
Thanks,
James J. Capone
On Sunday, May 23, 1999 1:33
"James J. Capone" wrote:
Well I installed the new version of initscripts and modutils. Now when I
boot into the new kernel it fails once it hits the sound config It gives me
errors on sound and also on midi..
it says something to the effect of an symlink error in
/lib/modules/2.2.9/misc/
Hi Cindy, gave this a try with my new 5.3 install.Everything seemed to
go smoothly except it created a slightly different filename,
'vmlinuz-2.2.5-ac3-5mdk'. I'm not sure what the significance of 'ac3' is.
When I boot the new kernel it gets down to the point of 'finding module
dependicies'
root wrote:
Installed kernel-2.2.9 from tar.gz, on reboot I get message
"VFS: cannot open root device 03:01"
"Kernel panic: VFS: unable to mount root fs on 03:01"
Kernel-2.0.36 boosts on 03:00
Any help would be help
THANKS
Hi,
Do you have any bootable kernels? If so, boot with a good
Just my 2p worth
I recently installed RH6 on a new hard disk having rebuilt my PC. Mainly for
curiosity as i knew i would blow it away again when Mandrake 6 comes out.
The following doesn't work out of the box...
1. BS/DEL problem with X.
2. UK keyboard map requested during install, but
HI,
After over a week of trying(to get the modem working) got online , I'm using
5.3 right out the box.
I know my CD works, but how do I use the CD to upgrade the Netscape
to the 4.5 on the disk, I have this idiots guide to linux, thats no
help seems to mem it can 't seem to help this one
- Original Message - I need to add an NE2000 card to my Mandrake 5.3
how can I do this? Will
Mandrake install the card and drivers or is their something I need to do?
Jeanette
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Jeanette Russo wrote:
I need to add an NE2000 card to my Mandrake 5.3
how can I do this? Will Mandrake install the card and drivers or is their something
I need to do?
If you haven't compiled a custom kernel without NE2000 support, you have
the drivers - you just need
Hello all,
I'm getting this error bounced back to me " 551 we do not relay" when I
try to send mail to the linux-mandrake box, now note this IS NOT SENDING
MAIL FROM THE BOX but TO THE BOX. I am able to send out just fine but when
anybody tries to send a msg to the box they get it
- Original Message -
From: Philip Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 3:57 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
I agree Redhat 6.0 has problems but again these can be addressed and fixed
by RedHat so lets find another reason to keep
Doug Brown wrote:
In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come
with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself.
Are you forgetting about cost? RH 6.0 Official is $80.00 with the core
version $40.00. I paid, like, $1.89 plus SH for Mandrake
I had decided that since I liked the Mandrake 5.3 (I had
downloaded the .iso file, burnt a cdrom, and installed it
from there), I would actually purchase the Mandrake 6.0
Power-pack from CCSoft at about $50 - Hopfully Mandrake
will see some revenue from it.
Bill
-Original Message-
On Mon, 24 May 1999, havok nexgen wrote:
I have tried to put my Gateway in the ip-allow file, and also made sure
that all my aliases are in the sendmail.cw file and that the line in the
sendmail.cf file was not rem'ed out.
Any other ideas?
Are you sure the MX record is set
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Martin Cleaver wrote:
Another reason why Mandrake is doomed...
It isn't.
how can they keep on updating it, if
they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't.
Did you have a look at the 6.0 beta? Would you call it "not updated"?
Granted, we haven't released
Pliler Main Unit wrote:
HI,
After over a week of trying(to get the modem working) got online , I'm using
5.3 right out the box.
I know my CD works, but how do I use the CD to upgrade the Netscape
to the 4.5 on the disk, I have this idiots guide to linux, thats no
help seems to mem it
Richard,
You know, I was told by someone else that I had the netscape
4.51 on my cd's , that I got with L-M, but so far I've not found a
folder or file with netscape in the name, any suggestion?
Also how would I remove the old netscape first??
YOu are dealing with a newbie dummie that has never
I am wondering if anybody out there has gotten their Linux workstation configured as
an IPX client. I do not want to be a server, just a client. Any help in pointing me
in the right direction is greatly appreciated.
--
Craig
Martin Cleaver wrote:
Doug Brown wrote:
In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come
with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself.
Are you forgetting about cost? RH 6.0 Official is $80.00 with the core
version $40.00. I paid,
Hi Ben
,
i already
had this SETI for my Win 98, and love it.
But being new to LM 5.3
and not even knowing how todownload using
Netscape and linux, Which
oneof that long list of syswould
youuse?
In win98
I have a folder I call
downloads, how and where would you do
adownload in
linux?
When I log into Linux as a different user for privlages like ICQ and IRC,
Since I have upgraded to the 2.2.9 kernel KDE can not make ICONS or a
DIRECTORY for the user I logged in as. Than it loads and shows only the
background and that is it. No icons/menus/time/etc... Can some one please
"J. Marrero" wrote:
How do I set Pine to get my email? I am not sure what to write on the
I don't believe Pine deals with POP accounts, so it wouldn't be able to
directly get your mail from your ISP.
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