Andrew Mitchell wrote:
>
> darkknight wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> > > I'm using thinnet cable, (coax, i think) which worked fine for two
> > > windows machines that my parents use at work, but i'm not using their
> > > cards. I'm using two SMC-ultrachip cards, which linux see
On Sat, 03 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> LM 6.0 came with a mandrake gtkzip and accidentally i installed another
> gtkzip rpm. Both of these two packages are registered separately in RPM
> but were installed into the same location. When i was trying to
> uninstall one of them, RPM stopped with an error
darkknight wrote:
>
> On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> > I'm using thinnet cable, (coax, i think) which worked fine for two
> > windows machines that my parents use at work, but i'm not using their
> > cards. I'm using two SMC-ultrachip cards, which linux sees fine. Using
> > tcp dump on one mac
How do I do a ATAPI->SCSI simulation in linux?
thanx
LM 6.0 came with a mandrake gtkzip and accidentally i installed another
gtkzip rpm. Both of these two packages are registered separately in RPM
but were installed into the same location. When i was trying to
uninstall one of them, RPM stopped with an error message saying "gtkzip
specifies multip
Are you using twisted pair, or coax? If the former, you probably don't have
a crossover cable. Follow the link below to see how to make one on your own,
or get one at a local computer store or mail order.
http://www.gcctech.com/ts/doc/crossover.html Also, I have seen "converters"
that plug onto on
I'm trying to set up a network of 2 pcs here at home, but neither
machine can see each other. i'm pretty sure the cards are ok, because
when I use ping the TX lights go on both, but I get request timed out,
or all packets lost. Can anyone help with what needs to be setup?
--
*===
Yes but your going to learn more than you want about the internal workings
of XFree most likely. :)
You need to configure kdm to not start any servers (it has someproblems w/
auth when you do this, i think gdm does it a little better)
backup and edit /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers so it has this
#:0 loc
Oops, sorry- I guess I assumed you'd want to boot to it. There is another
way; you can run 'kdm' from the console. It has the exact same effect, and
has to be run as root. Also, GNOME has it's own desktop manager thingy...
called 'gdm'. Just in case you're interested.
-Matt Stegman
<[EMAIL P
On Fri, 2 Jul 1999, David BAUDENS wrote:
> Chris Moyer écrivit (wrote) :
>
> > When I am connected to the net, this error shows up
> > continuosly in my /var/log/messages:
> >
> > inetd[###]: execv /usr/sbin/in.identd: No such file or
> > directory
>
> Hi,
>
> You should install pidentd-2.
I've had this problem before under windows with a new modem. You need to
probably go into BIOS to fiddle with the address settings of Com 4. Should
be about four choices. Try each one in turn and start Linux after each to
see if you are allowed. Another problem might be a conflict with Com 2
d
On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, you wrote:
-Can any one tell me how to get arround not haveing to be root to run
-pppd??
Are you using kppp? If so, make sure it is suid and is owned by root.
ls -l $KDEDIR/bin/kppp
-rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 409416 May 1 14:51 /opt/kde/bin/kppp
This is the defa
Hey btw, GO K-STATE! heh..
Yeah, i knew all that, but I dont want it to boot directly to that.. is
there any other way?
-hevnsnt
On Fri, 2 Jul 1999, Matt Stegman wrote:
> I think you're talking about kdm- in which case you might try 'init 5' (as
> root, I believe). This should start X on tty7,
On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, jsm wrote:
> In Xwindows with Redhat you can change screen resolution with Ctrl+Alt
> + or - . It does not work with my Mandrake 6.0 & KDE . How can I change
> resolution ?
>From my knowledge, when you install RH and Xwindows, and after it
probes your video card, if you just
On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> In Xwindows with Redhat you can change screen resolution with Ctrl+Alt
> + or - . It does not work with my Mandrake 6.0 & KDE . How can I change
> resolution ?
>
>
Did you SET any other resolutions in your X setup???
--
John Aldrich
COL Tech Suppo
Run the Xconfigurator / setup
>In Xwindows with Redhat you can change screen resolution with Ctrl+Alt
>+ or - . It does not work with my Mandrake 6.0 & KDE . How can I change
>resolution ?
You should be able to do this in KDE/Mandrake. You have to be root and do
Xconfigurator, then let it probe your card for all possible settings. You
then need to tab or move your cursor to each and use the space bar to check
each one you want to be able to use. (640x480 8bit, 640x480 16bit, 800
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "drivers". 3dfx has links to a
development (beta) version of an X server for Banshee and Voodoo3. Have you
tried that? If so, they note that it is buggy and beta, so you may be
having some problems related to its unfinished state.
If you haven't found the X
From: jsm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [newbie] X screen resolution
> In Xwindows with Redhat you can change screen resolution with Ctrl+Alt
> + or - . It does not work with my Mandrake 6.0 & KDE . How can I change
> resolution ?
The reason it doesn't work with Mandrake is because the default fo
In Xwindows with Redhat you can change screen resolution with Ctrl+Alt
+ or - . It does not work with my Mandrake 6.0 & KDE . How can I change
resolution ?
Also , does Linux support USB ?
Thanks for the help
Jeff
I myself am a newbie , But it occurs to me that you would have
to give permission to the user accounts to use it . Anyone
else ?
- Original Message -
From: Alex Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 02, 1999 6:36 AM
Subject: [newbie] pppd & root
>
> Can any
I think you're talking about kdm- in which case you might try 'init 5' (as
root, I believe). This should start X on tty7, and give you a login prompt
with the drop-down box of window managers/desktops. If you like it, you can
set up /etc/inittab to make this the default- change
id:3:initdefa
Alex Brown wrote:
>
> Can any one tell me how to get arround not haveing to be root to run
> pppd??
>
> Al.
linuxconf ---> user --> ... ---> allow the user to use ppp
or
chmod +s /usr/sbin/ppp
bye, Andrea
Can any one tell me how to get arround not haveing to be root to run
pppd??
Al.
Transparent terminals:
the most popular is Eterm (www.Eterm.org)
..I had problems with the rpm version (linked on their site)
it seem to put stuff in the wrong places..so it can't find all the nice
back grounds it comes with.
Get the source...make sure you have imliboh and after you've com
It worked :-)))
Thanx for all help. Yeah!
>On one of the disks that came with the card is a utility to disable the PnP
>abilities of the card. The program is called pnpdsabl.bat. It must be run
in
>MSDOS mode.
>
>Cindy
>
>> Nope. I didn't turn off anything. How do I turn off the PnP ?
>>
>> >Di
darkknight wrote:
>
> On Thu, 01 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> > hello everybody
> > Does anybody know if there is an avi, mov file editor running under linux? I
> > have not found anything yet :-(
> > thanks in advance
> > maurizio
> >
> >
> > __
> >
Chris Moyer écrivit (wrote) :
> When I am connected to the net, this error shows up
> continuosly in my /var/log/messages:
>
> inetd[###]: execv /usr/sbin/in.identd: No such file or
> directory
Hi,
You should install pidentd-2.8.5-4mdk.i586.rpm.
Regards,
David BAUDENS
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