[newbie] mounting extended fat32 partition

After instalation of LM5.3 I managed to mount primary fat32 partition. But I somehow can't find logical drive (known as drive d: in msdos) on extended patrition. Can somebody please tell me how to do this? Thanks, Tomaz

Re: [newbie] mounting extended fat32 partition

At 09:16 26/05/99 +0200, you wrote: After instalation of LM5.3 I managed to mount primary fat32 partition. But I somehow can't find logical drive (known as drive d: in msdos) on extended patrition. Can somebody please tell me how to do this? Thanks, Tomaz If it's an IDE drive this partition

RE: [newbie] Video Card

Thanks for your help. It worked like a charm. Jerry -Original Message- From: Birchall, Richard [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 3:01 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject:RE: [newbie] Video Card Owens,

Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake

Another reason why Mandrake is doomed... how can they keep on updating it, if they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't. I learned my lesson when KDE updated to 1.1.1 and installing it on my Mandrake proved impossible (worse: I lost my Xwindows) If you want it cheap,

[newbie] I can't kill some KDE process

Hi I can't kill some KDE process so ctrl-alt-del can't umount / and my file system go down. please help me KDE apps are for example: 295 ?D 0:00 kaudioserver bye _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at

[newbie] mouse problems

Finally the my Mandrake copy arrived!! Installation was a breeze (easier and faster than MS Widows and definitely easier and faster than Redhat 5.1), but I seem to have a problem with my mouse (a PS/2 Genius Netmouse). I have run a couple of the selections from mouseconfig (including "PS/2

Re: [newbie] mouse problems

Jose, Is this LM 6.0 you are talking about arriving? I am waiting for it too. Will - Original Message - From: Jose Alberto Abreu [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: newbie list [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 2:25 PM Subject: [newbie] mouse problems Finally the my Mandrake copy

Re: [newbie] I can't kill some KDE process

try $kill -KILL [process number] Hi I can't kill some KDE process so ctrl-alt-del can't umount / and my file system go down. please help me KDE apps are for example: 295 ?D 0:00 kaudioserver bye

Re: [newbie] mouse problems

Brian Erikson escribió: Jose Alberto Abreu wrote: I have run a couple of the selections from mouseconfig (including "PS/2 Genius Netmouse" and "Generic PS/2 mouse"), but the result is the same: the cursor flickers and moves every couple of seconds to the upper right corner of the screen

Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake

Martin Cleaver wrote: Another reason why Mandrake is doomed... how can they keep on updating it, if they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't. I learned my lesson when KDE updated to 1.1.1 and installing it on my Mandrake proved impossible (worse: I lost my

[newbie] Mandrake for Windows

Has anyone tried to install Mandrake for Windows? It's listed as lnx4win under Mandrake/6.0pre on the ftp mirrors. I am not starting another 'MS trying to get into the Linux market' joke. I have downloaded it and plan on trying it out for myself. Seems like a nice alternative for newbies who

Re: [newbie] Mandrake for Windows

Manny, Are you kidding, I've not been able to do much of anything with the 5.3 I have, and I don't even know how to doanload in Linux. Is the the beta pre release 6.0 you're talking about? Will - Original Message - From: Manny Styles [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:

Re: [newbie] downloading in linux

From: Pliler's Remote Unit Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I don't even know how to doanload in Linux. You download in Linux the same way that you download in Windoze--most often using your web browser. Save the files you download in your home directory (or in any subdirectories you may want

Re: [newbie] Mandrake for Windows

No joke at all. I still have to use Windows, for one because of my ISP's software, but I was in the process of downloading the pre-release of Mandrake 6.0 when I noticed lnx4win. From what I have read, it will put a Linux shortcut on your desktop and you can load it from Windows. Here is one

Re: [newbie] Mandrake for Windows

No, this is actually something different. If you have ever heard of a UMSDOS install, I believe this is similar (I did it with Slackware a while back and got nowhere). UMSDOS basically creates a linux file system on a Dos partition with no partitioning, deleting Windows files, or formatting a

Re: [expert] Ip-Masquerading and turnning on pop3 service

You have to install imap-4.5-5mdk.rpm, it contains pop3. For IP masquerading to work, you have to run Linuxconf, in Networking, routing and gateways, and check "Enable routing". It's disabled by default (to conform to a RFC.. don't remember which one). Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED]