I'm using Mandrake 5.3. According to package manager sgml-tools is
installed, I assume O.K.
however when I try to read a sgml file like this 'sgml2txt foo.sgml ' I get
lots of error messages saying it can't find various files. Can someone tell
me how to access these files, please.
Regards
Bob
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, Eric P. wrote:
> Well, my recommendation, then, is to change the /usr/bin/netscape to
> netscape-communicator, or netscape-navigator if you just use Navigator alone.
I've already tried those two as well. :(
Thanks, though!
John Knopp
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mandrake 5.3
Well, my recommendation, then, is to change the /usr/bin/netscape to
netscape-communicator, or netscape-navigator if you just use Navigator alone.
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, John Knopp wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, Eric P. wrote:
> > What is the Netscape link set to execute? To find this, right click
Anyone remember the webpage for that very help samba
walkthru?
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, Eric P. wrote:
> What is the Netscape link set to execute? To find this, right click on the
> link, go to Properties, then tab Execute, and look at the field under Execute.
Thanks for the reply, Eric. This is a cut and paste from the execute field:
/usr/bin/netscape. If I
What is the Netscape link set to execute? To find this, right click on the
link, go to Properties, then tab Execute, and look at the field under Execute.
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, you wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The Netscape link on my KDE desktop has suddenly decided to stop working. I
> have to log in a
Hi all,
The Netscape link on my KDE desktop has suddenly decided to stop working. I
have to log in as root and poke around in /usr/bin for the Netscape executable
to get it to run, but when I am not logged in as root I can't get NS to run, no
way, no how. (It worked fine for a while...)
I know
Caught me out too only the other night !
When i saw the MANDRAKE_PARTC etc, i assumed i had to set environment
variables of these names pointing to where i really wanted them to be, but
still no luck.
Turns out substituting the text for the real paths (as root) in
'/etc/wine.conf' or '~/.winerc'
Thanks to all the people who replied to my query about motherboards. i
always appreciate the help I get on this list.
adios, Steve Winston
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how do i get wine to work
this is what happens. i have mandrake 6
root@localhost /root]# wine
Could not stat MANDRAKE_FLOPPY, ignoring drive A:
Could not stat MANDRAKE_PARTC, ignoring drive C:
Could not stat MANDRAKE_CDPATH, ignoring drive D:
Invalid path'MANDRAKE_WINDIR\' for windows directory
Hi,
I think the config file is /usr/share/config/kdmrc. You might edit by hand
the appropriate fields and spare yourself a full package reinstall.
If you get it going, make an oddly named (so it doesn't get easily
overwritten) backup copy for future cases. Don't use kdmrc.bak or kdmrc~,
those
Hello all:
After installing and configuring Mandrake 5.3 more or less decently, I
decided I was ready for taking it to the next step.
I borrowed and installed Corel Wordperfect without any problems, then
decided to download some themes and some mp3's.
Went to themes.org and downloaded a couple o
Hi,
We have two machines running Mandrake 5.3 kernel 2.2.9 with asus p2b-ds
(dual PII) motherboards. The machines work great. However, there is a
problem with modems on this motherboard and smp kernels. After
upgrading to 2.2.x kernels, the modem, usr #5687 isa, is not accessible
using any of
Yup, that happened to me before too. My recomendation is:
delete your old kdebase (rpm -e kdebase)
reinstall kdebase from the RPMs in the Mandrake distribution
The only problem is that after you run KDE again, you might have to reconfigure
some minor details (I had to reinstall my theme. YMMV.)
- Original Message -
From: Pankil Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 11, 1999 11:22 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Wwhich motherboards?
> Steve Winston wrote:
>
> > I'm a Linux Mandrake user who received a Fry's gift certificate for his
> > birthday. I wan
Pankil Richards [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
>I'm using an ASUS P2B 440 BX and it's working very well with
>Linux-Mandrake (if that's your particular concern).
A BX motherboard won't work with his current Pentium cpu or future AMD cpu.
Richard
I use a Tyan Trinity 100 AT with a AMD K6-2 350, it has three DIMMs and a
couple of SIMMs but I think you will need to use PC100 DIMMs if you are
planing to use the board at 100MHz.
If the Bogomips rating is an indication of speed, this board (with the 350
and 32MB RAM) rates 699.
I assume
P2Bs are just about as good as they get.
-hevnsnt
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, Pankil Richards wrote:
> Steve Winston wrote:
>
> > I'm a Linux Mandrake user who received a Fry's gift certificate for his
> > birthday. I want a new motherboard. Can anyone recommend particular
> > brands? I am looking fo
Lately there seems to have been quite a few posts
about getting ATAPI CDRs working under linux.
For quite a few years now i have been wandering
what i could possibly use my free homepage space for. Would anybody benefit if i
were to put together a step by step guide to getting everything up
You need to change your FSTAB entries to point to the new scsi emulated
CD's, ie - something along the lines of:
/dev/sr0/mnt/cdwriter etc. etc.
/dev/sr1/mnt/cdreaderetc. etc.
Also if you use graphical mounting via icons under KDE or Gnome, you will
need to do the same there.
A
Steve Winston wrote:
> I'm a Linux Mandrake user who received a Fry's gift certificate for his
> birthday. I want a new motherboard. Can anyone recommend particular
> brands? I am looking for an ATX, 3 DIMM slots, Slot 7, something
> compatible with the Pentium 233 mmx chip I have now but that wi
Steve Winston [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said:
>I want a new motherboard. Can anyone recommend particular brands?
>I am looking for an ATX, 3 DIMM slots, Slot 7, something compatible
>with the Pentium 233 mmx chip I have now but that will accept a
>more powerful AMD chip later when I have the $$ for a n
My install of Mandrake 6.0 (on an AMD350, 96M RAM with 2 IDE HDs, 1
MITSUMI CR-2801TE CD-R & 1 MITSUMI FX240S CD-ROM) failed to configure
the IDE CD-R correctly with SCSI emulation, but I was able to manually
mount both as IDE CDs.
The file: /usr/doc/xcdroast-0.96e/README.ATAPIgives directions fo
> I have the power pack edition and having used the KDE for a while I would
> like to just use Xwindows instead as I would like to compare that with the > KDE. Is
>it possible to disable the
> kde and use just a more conventional xwindows interface?
It sure is. Try running "desktopcfg" fromthe
Can someone, por favor, point me at the settings files that dictate the
Mandrake 6 login screen. My machine crashed while trying to start
Another Level instead of KDE (I think that's what happened, I've only
got patchy details from the guy that perpetrated this evil deed!)
I ran fsck on my /home
Hi
I would like to ask a question about mandrake that probably sounds a little
circular.
I have the power pack edition and having used the KDE for a while I would
like to just use Xwindows instead as
I would like to compare that with the KDE. Is it possible to disable the
kde and use just a m
I'm a Linux Mandrake user who received a Fry's gift certificate for his
birthday. I want a new motherboard. Can anyone recommend particular
brands? I am looking for an ATX, 3 DIMM slots, Slot 7, something
compatible with the Pentium 233 mmx chip I have now but that will
accept a more powerful AMD
when you transfer a file ext2 <--> vfat don't do any other thing but only
WAIT!!
--- Joubert's <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> scritto:
> When using Mandrake 5.2, I had no problem accessing my windows98 vfat
> partition and copying files over to Linux. I was thrilled with the
> improvements to Mandrake 6.0,
On Fri, 11 Jun 1999, Joubert's wrote:
> When using Mandrake 5.2, I had no problem accessing my windows98 vfat
> partition and copying files over to Linux. I was thrilled with the
> improvements to Mandrake 6.0, until I tried to transfer files from
> win98.
Works for me...
Can you try updating y
When using Mandrake 5.2, I had no problem accessing my
windows98 vfat partition and copying files over to Linux. I was thrilled
with the improvements to Mandrake 6.0, until I tried to transfer files from
win98. I mounted the vfat directory as follows:
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /win
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