Hi all-
I'm starting to get the hang of all this, but could use some more advice.
The core of my problem is that I can't get a dialup ppp connection without
going to root and jumping through some hoops, which makes linux decidedly
impractical for people like my girlfriend or houseguests to use
Hi out there!
How can I get access to the windows partition - and files there from linux
in mandrake 6.0.
Formerly I have been using SUSE Linux and the tool yast offered that in an
easy way. Something similar in Mandrake?
regards
Hans
I think you're asking how to access windows partitions? If not then please
disregard.
To have your windows partition mounted at startup, edit /etc/fstab with the
line
file systemmount pointtypeoptionsdumppass
/dev/hda1/Windows vfat defaults
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, Hans Goetz wrote:
Formerly I have been using SUSE Linux and the tool yast offered that in an
easy way. Something similar in Mandrake?
linuxconf
LLaP
bero
When ever i run kfm in mandrake 6.0 it loks up and i can't use it or any of
my icons ont he desktop
At 12:20 AM 6/27/99 -0600, you wrote:
Second, which will be just as significant, is that when I run my script as
anything but root, I get the error that permission is denied on ttyS1, my
modem. There must be some way around that, right? -- but modifying the
permissions on ttyS1 doesn't do it. I
Can anybody tell me which RPMs on the Mandrake CD contain libglib.so.1?
I'm trying to install X11amp alpha 3-2 and I've done it before successfully,
but its not working this time. I've downloaded glib-1.2.0 and gtk+-1.2.0
(files needed for x11amp) and tried to install them but both need the
Just a guess here maybe you need to recompile your kernel to enable SMP?
I don't know. I've never used SMP, but my THINKING is that it should work
just fine w/o recompiling, but that the second processor will not be used.
One thing, after reading this list, I've heard that installing Mandrake
Edit your FSTAB (as root) to show that partition similar to the following:
/dev/hda/mnt/windows/vfatauto, user, rw, (etc--whatever other
mods you want in here) 00
This is assuming that Windows is loaded onto your primary partition on an
IDE hard drive.
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install Mandrake/RPMS/glib10-1.0.6-6mdk.i586.rpm from your cd
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, J Mann wrote:
Can anybody tell me which RPMs on the Mandrake CD contain libglib.so.1?
I'm trying to install X11amp alpha 3-2 and I've done it before successfully,
but its not working this time. I've
I just istalled version 6.0 (previous was 5.0). Now when I start up ppp,
using my old 5.1 ppp-on script, the ppp0.pid is placed in /etc/ppp
instead of /var/run. Is this the way this is supposed to work in version
6.0, is there a fix for this? The same thing happens when I use
linuxconf to make
Im trying to use a Backpack cd-rom. It hooks you my parallel
port. When I mount or should I say try to mount my drive it says it cant
be found under dev/cdrom. Can anyone shed some light on what I would
have to do to use this drive?
Thanks
Hugh
I just installed FreeAmp 1.2.3 for Linux. Good problem, but I'm having trouble.
The problem installs in /usr/local/bin by default and that's where mine is. My
question is how do I set a path to /usr/local/bin so I can just type 'freeamp
/mp3s/*.mp3' instead of typing '/usr/local/bin/freeamp' to
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, you wrote:
install Mandrake/RPMS/glib10-1.0.6-6mdk.i586.rpm from your cd
Found out what I did. I accidentally installed both version 1.0.6 AND 1.2.0 of
glib and gtk+. And now I can't uninstall any of them.
Jeremy
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, J Mann wrote:
I just installed FreeAmp 1.2.3 for Linux. Good problem, but I'm having trouble.
The problem installs in /usr/local/bin by default and that's where mine is. My
question is how do I set a path to /usr/local/bin so I can just type 'freeamp
/mp3s/*.mp3' instead
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, Michael Norris wrote:
I just istalled version 6.0 (previous was 5.0). Now when I start up ppp,
using my old 5.1 ppp-on script, the ppp0.pid is placed in /etc/ppp
instead of /var/run. Is this the way this is supposed to work in version
6.0, is there a fix for this? The
Hi-
I just encountered some hard drive errors on bootup. A portion of my boot
seqence is below:
/dev/hda7 reached maximal mount count, check forced
I then had a long disk read, followed by something to the
effect of:
hard drive has errors, run fsck MANUALLY, without options
I
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, Stefan Dozier wrote:
At 12:20 AM 6/27/99 -0600, you wrote:
Second, which will be just as significant, is that when I run my script as
anything but root, I get the error that permission is denied on ttyS1, my
modem. There must be some way around that, right? -- but
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, J Mann wrote:
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, you wrote:
install Mandrake/RPMS/glib10-1.0.6-6mdk.i586.rpm from your cd
Found out what I did. I accidentally installed both version 1.0.6 AND 1.2.0 of
glib and gtk+. And now I can't uninstall any of them.
Jeremy
Specify
I just installed Linux Mandrake 6.0 a few days ago. Now i
found out that my modem only works in windows. What type of modem do i get
that would work with linux? What brand of modem would work good with
linux?
I have a second partition on my primary drive. If I remember correctly when
I had 5.3 I just created a directory in /mnt and added a line to the
/etc/fstab.
So when I installed 6.0 I created a directory called hda2 and added the line
to fstab
/dev/hda1 /mnt/hda2 ext2defaults
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