How do i get this screen to come up??
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/images/kdm.jpg cuase i can't figure it out is
this something to do wiht having x start at boot?
I have tried, and ping returns a message saying it can't find the host (eg.
www.netscape.com).
The thing is, my ISP don't have a given DNS: what now?
cheers
- Original Message -
From: Putteman Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] Netscape's preference
hi,
This seems to
Roberto Angelo wrote:
Hi
PING www.linux-mandrake.com (216.71.116.161): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 216.71.116.161: icmp_seq=0 ttl=45 time=869.2 ms
64 bytes from 216.71.116.161: icmp_seq=1 ttl=45 time=759.9 ms
64 bytes from 216.71.116.161: icmp_seq=3 ttl=45 time=829.9 ms
And which mail software did you use to reply and keep the gif and
html??? :)
--
Steve Philp
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
When I try to install the netscape 4.51 rpms, I get an error saying:
failed dependencies:
libNoVersion.so.1 is needed by netscape-common-4.51-3
Where I can I get libNoVersion.so.1? Thanks,
Hidong
On Mon, 31 May 1999, Birchall, Richard wrote:
The ppp daemon used by Linux does
not support this IPCP extension, so you have to enter the DNS servers
manually.
The ppp daemon used by Linux *does* support this IPCP extension. The
parameter is "usepeerdns".
LLaP
bero
Obrag Aterg [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
My ISP does not give the DNS.
...
ping'ing http://www.netscape.com produced the message
Unknown host www.netscape.com
SO what am I suppose to do now?
A smart-ass response would be to "get a new ISP".
However...try using the DNS server of another ISP in
Hi Schweder,
Monday, May 31, 1999, 7:44:38 PM, you wrote:
SWS How do i get this screen to come up??
SWS http://www.linux-mandrake.com/images/kdm.jpg cuase i can't figure it out is
SWS this something to do wiht having x start at boot?
It's easy, you must run kdm manger in your rc.local file,
s3x [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
i seemed to have my modem (isdn bri t/a external) configured
properly under kppp and the account info is correct but it never
finishes logging in. when i watch the log window all i get is
garbage characters. i've tried every setting i saw ( CHAP, PAP,
Script and
I've got a Guillemot MAxi Xentor Video card (Nividia TNT2) and I'd like
to install Venus. I've heard that it should be possible to use the TNT(1)
driver as a TNT2 driver for X11.
And which Linux
mailer softwrae made it possible for you to immitate Outlook Express so
well:
Rgds
Add a new swap partition so that you have 2 swaps instead of one.
Gilbert
-Original Message-
From: JM [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, May 31, 1999 2:29 AM
Subject: [newbie] Swap
I have a humnm I think 60M of swap partition. I did this
On Tue, 1 Jun 1999, Kuraiken wrote:
I thought the -devel series meant you want it if you want to further develop
_that_ lib...and that the normal lib is what you want to use if you simply
develop _other_ software...doh!
The devel packages are for developing (or simply recompiling) stuff that
Anyone else having this problem or know the fix?
Jeanette
JM,
You are right. You need at least DOS or a DOS boot floppy to run PM.
Brian
JM wrote:
I don't think PM from PowerQuest works on linux. I have linux on my drive. I
don't have anything that resembles windows. I know there is a command while
in root. I remember reading it about it. I
Hi,
I've suddenly lost the internet connection on my linux machines. I have
a network of three Linux machines, one of which is the gateway.
Everything was fine this morning, but now, I can't access any machines
outside of the lan. I connect to the internet by dialing up my isp.
I've tried
Thanks for looking up, but I'm actually with another ISP: Post1 is only my
mail-redirecter.
Anyway, after looking up winipcfg for the DNS, my connection is now working
great!
cheers,
- Original Message -
From: Ron Marriage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Obrag Aterg [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL
Here's another problem I have since upgrading to
MDK6..
The MANpages are all screwy when viewed using
XMAN, and in KDE HElp they don't appear at all (after clicking on content). In
the case of XMAN, console shows that XMAN tries to do geqn and gets in return a
lot of 'illegal input
ok, youv'e helped me immensly in the past and i hope you can do the same
thing on this one. first off the reason i do not leave a descriptive enough
question with info is because i'm busy porting myself over from
microsoft(along with trying to get their certification for work related
reasons) and
Hi, James,
Thanks for the reply. Here's what my /etc/services looks like:
#
# services This file describes the various services that are
# available from the TCP/IP subsystem. It should be
# consulted instead of using the numbers in the ARPA
#
Hidong Kim wrote:
Hi,
I've suddenly lost the internet connection on my linux machines. I have
a network of three Linux machines, one of which is the gateway.
Everything was fine this morning, but now, I can't access any machines
outside of the lan. I connect to the internet by dialing
"James J. Capone" wrote:
Did you check your services it /etc/services and make sure you did not on accident
block the 8080 port. or even a DNS port.
I had this problem also. I on accident commented out the 8080 port and was not able
to reach a internet page at all.
I am not sure if
I am not able connect to any FTP sites because I have the FTP port
commented out in the /etc/services file. If I uncomment it I can connect. I
do not know if it is the same for HTTPD
Thanks.
James J. Capone
===
Webmaster http://linuxuser.8m.com
Asst. Webmaster
i've finally got kppp to connect to my isp but after the connection is made
i try to ping and the terminal window hangs. i open up netscape and it
can't find anyplace. i try to change the mail account from within netscape
but that window hangs netscape. i endup having to disconnect. anyone have
s3x wrote:
i've finally got kppp to connect to my isp but after the connection is made
i try to ping and the terminal window hangs. i open up netscape and it
can't find anyplace. i try to change the mail account from within netscape
but that window hangs netscape. i endup having to
I've spent many an hour now trying to configure the Xfree86 that came with
my Mandrake package, and the error message of choice seems to be:
Fatal server error:
No valid modes found.
I attempted to reconfigure the xf86config file by making sure that all of
the modes reflected the basic
Yes !! thats what I ment too..I'm using the 550 driverswith
HP890cxi and so far it's working.
Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
On Sat, 29 May 1999, Hidong Kim wrote:
> Upon booting into 2.2.9 with the boot option
> 'append = "parport=0x378,5"' in lilo.conf, no printer is detected
by
Putteman Patrick wrote:
your partitionning seems a bit strange to me.
Try this:
make 4 partitions:
/ 1000M
/usr 100M
swap 1000M
/var 350
1 gig of Swap?! Isn't that a bit excessive?
/usr 1000M
swap 100M
sounds better IMHO...
don't realy see why you have a /usr and an
On Mon, 31 May 1999, Greg Gray wrote:
Downloaded a new ISO image from another FTP site (different from
first), burned another CD. Booted from new CD, removed all
partitions, created new partitions (200M swap, 800M /, 1000M /usr,
350M /var, 200M /usr/local - don't ask why I chose these, I'm
My ISP does not give the DNS.
In Win98's TCP/IP setting, for example, IP address and nameserver addresses
are set to "Server Assigned" in order to connect to my ISP. Ping'ing the
204.71.200.75 address produced results, but ping'ing
http://www.netscape.com produced the message Unknown host
Obrag Aterg wrote:
My ISP does not give the DNS.
If they refuse to give out that information, I'd look for another ISP,
if feasible. In any case, though, you can do as Richard suggested, and
run winipcfg. When set to your PPP adapter and connected to the
internet, it will show you
i seemed to have my modem (isdn bri t/a external) configured properly under
kppp and the account info is correct but it never finishes logging in. when
i watch the log window all i get is garbage characters. i've tried every
setting i saw ( CHAP, PAP, Script and Terminal) to no avail. i've
Obrag Aterg [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
The thing is, my ISP don't have a given DNS: what now?
Your ISP *does* use a DNS server, but they probably don't normally have to
tell their typical Windows-based user about it.
The DNS server address can be automatically passed to the client TCP/IP
stack
I know that there was an address posted a little while ago for a until
that would let me read my efs disk under windoze, but I can't seem to
find it in my archive, can some one repost that for me?
Andre
hi,
What exactly does your lilo.conf contain?
if you entered /dev/hda/ as root partition, it will not work and lilo
will tell you it can't find the directory, cause that is what /dev/hda/
stands for.
Correct your lilo.conf root entry to /dev/hda and it should be ok ;o)
Hope this helps
Patrick
Dan Brown wrote:
Obrag Aterg wrote:
I have tried, and ping returns a message saying it can't find the host (eg.
www.netscape.com).
The thing is, my ISP don't have a given DNS: what now?
That's most likely the problem. Try pinging 204.71.200.75 (yahoo.com)
to see if that
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