Here :
Not sure what that last bit means- I didn't think there was a working
driver for reading ext2fs drives from windows, or that you could install
Linux on a FAT partition (apart from a UMSDOS install).
I can tell you that by the default install of Mandrake, the floppy path
is
Visit the Mandrake web site and loacte the link.
Flight16 wrote:
Um.. how do you get off this list?
Hy, thanks for your reply.
I have Wine 990518-3mdk that comes with Mandrake 6.0.
I am confused by the wine.conf that comes with it, using mandrake
entries.
Thanks again, Steve W
--- Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mandrake 5.x or 6, and which version of WINE?
/usr/bin/wine "C:\program
Hy, thanks for replying,
well, I will just keep poking at it until it works.
adios, STeve W.
--- Suryo Mataram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here :
Not sure what that last bit means- I didn't
think there was a working
driver for reading ext2fs drives from windows, or
that you could install
He should be long gone by now fellas
On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, Gerry Doyon wrote:
Visit the Mandrake web site and loacte the link.
Flight16 wrote:
Um.. how do you get off this list?
Are you editing the file as "root"? If not, that's a "system file" and only
"root" can edit it.
- Original Message -
From: Rhichard Barth Family [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] shutdown problem fixed
Axalon wrote:
Problem solved. I have reinstalled with "Check for Bad Blocks" so now
everything is fine. Thanks everybody and especially Civileme!
Adrian
On Sun, 11 Jul
1999, Civileme wrote:
Since you just installed it, it would be wise to try again and to ask for "Check
for Bad Blocks". The age of
On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, you wrote:
I'm using the KDE Mail Client. Is there anyway to make it check the pop server
every so many minutes?
File/Settings/Network tab/Incoming mail
click on an account, click the modify button, and click the
box marked Enable Interval mail checking.
Now, as to how
Hi,
First of all, sorry for cross-posting to expert
newbie.
On ftp.kde.org in
the 'demos' directory, there are screenshots of a mail/news reader called
'magellan' for KDE.
Does anyone know where to find it, or will we have
to wait for KDE 2 (any news on that one btw?). This packages
Here is a sample wine.conf
Please note that you MUST have a partition for dos files. THis is likely to
have been done in a custom installation, but you may have to do it yourself for
other types of installations, even if they are dual-boot.
The method is to use fstool if you have it or to use
Hi guys I hope I get this to you I never recieved a protocall sheel for this
list.
Is there a digest form of this news group. My inbox is filling up daily.
Don't get me wrong, I think the activity is great,
--
Ric Cooney, N3BRB
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aquatic Gardeners Association
Baltimore, MD
--- Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is a sample wine.conf
Please note that you MUST have a partition for dos
files. THis is likely to
have been done in a custom installation, but you may
have to do it yourself for
other types of installations, even if they are
dual-boot.
Hy,
For some strange reason, my internet connection seems faster
using Win98 than in Linux. When browsing the web on Linux,
Netscape usually "stalls" and I often just have to give up on it.
This happens to me also. I think a large part of NS stalling tho is that NS
for Linux seems really crappy
I think there is an update to Netscape 4.61 that solves some problems.
Check it out at www.linux-mandrake.com
Subject: RE: [newbie] speed problems...
For some strange reason, my internet connection seems faster
using Win98 than in Linux. When browsing the web on Linux,
Netscape
It's not an upgrade but a downgrade. Netscape 4.61 is VERY buggy, I
personally prefer the browser that KDE comes with, the one that's integrated
with KFS (file explorer). It's faster and not such a memory hog like NS.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
Hi,
Can somebody tell me how I can once again use KDE when in AfterStep. I managed
to change the interface X uses, but now I'm stuck and I don't seem to be able
to find a way back to KDE. I want to go back as I already got used to the
interface of KDE and it has a few programs like kvirc and
Hi all , I've just bought a Cannon BJC2000 printer . I cant get it to
print in Linux . When I set it up , I used the BJC600 or above choice .
When I try to print nothing happens .
Also , when I run sndconfig it recognizes my card ( ATZ1023 ) but when I
chose ok it freezes the whole computer , no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
u should be able to open a terminal window and type "deskswitch"
then just select the desktop you want : )
Thanks 4 trying to help, but it doesn't recognize deskswitch as a
command. Not even as root.
Any other suggestions?
Jo
Log in as "root" instead of a normal user. Try that instead of SU.
John
- Original Message -
From: Rhichard Barth Family [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 11, 1999 7:54 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] shutdown problem fixed
John Aldrich wrote:
Are you
There are files in /usr/src/linux-x.x.x/Documentation/sound which show the
correct modules and config files to load and make for sound. I think the
sndconfig is a bit behind the curve with all the OS changes in the newer
kernels.
Take a look at the FAQ at Linux-Mandrake .com for info about the
On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
u should be able to open a terminal window and type "deskswitch"
then just select the desktop you want : )
Thanks 4 trying to help, but it doesn't recognize deskswitch as a
command. Not even as root.
Any other suggestions?
What version are you running? I am intrigued enough to want to
duplicate your situation
Civileme
Jo wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
u should be able to open a terminal window and type "deskswitch"
then just select the desktop you want : )
Thanks 4 trying to help, but it doesn't
I had the same problem with sndconfig. The way I 'fixed' it was to start
Linux in single user mode and then run sndconfig. Everything worked fine
then. By the way, as far as I could tell there was no damage to the file
system.
Hope this helps.
Ty C. Mixon
ICQ # 26147713
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know where I can find documentation on how to setup this scanner for
Mandrake 6.0?
Thanks!
Ty C. Mixon
ICQ # 26147713
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John Aldrich wrote:
Log in as "root" instead of a normal user. Try that instead of SU.
John
I did log on as "root"
It insists that my mtab and fstab files/Dir's are gone...
I'm going to start over again.
Axalon Thank you for your help.But it's time to clean-up my
|--- Original Message ---
|From: jsm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|To: Mandrake Newbee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Date: 7/11/99 11:19:33 PM
|
|Hi all , I've just bought a Cannon BJC2000 printer . I cant
get it to
|print in Linux . When I set it up , I used the BJC600 or above
choice .
|When I try to print
Try /usr/doc/sane-1.0.1 on your machine--It's a directory. I notice a umax so
file in the library so the chances are good that it is supported
Civileme
"Ty C. Mixon" wrote:
Anyone know where I can find documentation on how to setup this scanner for
Mandrake 6.0?
Thanks!
Ty C. Mixon
ICQ
On Sun, 11 Jul 1999, you wrote:
What version are you running? I am intrigued enough to want to
duplicate your situation
You'll probably have to type switchdesk-kde
to get back to kde. (Mine tries to default to switchdesk-gnome,
which results in a file-not-found error.
Irv
Use the cdrom from the PowerPack set of 6.0. I had some problems with
install, the system crashed once up and I think it was the kernel. I
copied the rpms to my win98 partition and included the downloaded
updates in the rpm directory. It installed perfectly fine. Now it
works great.
Nice
and can the same swap partition be used for more than one Linux installation?
"James J. Capone" wrote:
In most cases 64mb would be good enough. Remember Linux doesn't ask for too
much. If you think you are going to run into memory problems because of it then
I would go for the larger size
Yes, there are even howtos to share it with NT
On Mon, 12 Jul 1999, Jo wrote:
and can the same swap partition be used for more than one Linux installation?
"James J. Capone" wrote:
In most cases 64mb would be good enough. Remember Linux doesn't ask for too
much. If you think you are
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