- Original Message -
From: Steve Winston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 12:22 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] One more zip drive question
Have you tried looking at all the boot-up messages to see how Linux
sees your zip drive? Also, is your kernel
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From: James Schofield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 1:49 AM
Subject: [newbie] Hello?
Hello ? is anyone even hearing this??
I have posted about 5 msgs on this mailing list requesting hard ware
installation help..
I
where from?
"Alan N." wrote:
2. Sound: Run sndconfig at the prompt. Select your sound card.
If that
doesn't work, try some of the other choices. I have an ALS and got
the
Soundblaster to work for it.
I ran sndcnfig and when it does the sample test I get this error
message:
Someone posted the other day how to delete LILO from the master boot
record of the C drive. Could you repost? I'm trying to delete Linux from
my Primary slave drive but whenever I do LILO (which is on the mbr of
the primary master dive) only partially boots and I can't get to
Winblows. I need to
Toby Sheets wrote:
Someone posted the other day how to delete LILO from the master boot
record of the C drive. Could you repost? I'm trying to delete Linux from
my Primary slave drive but whenever I do LILO (which is on the mbr of
the primary master dive) only partially boots and I can't
Hello all,
I am running NT 4.o and Mandrake on the same box. Can someone plz tell me
how I can be able to read my nt partition as well as write to it. I've tried
linconfig
but can't seem to figure it out?
thanks,
Ralph
I renamed my printer to epson440, and now I have to use the command
"lpr -P epson440" in any program to get the printer to work. It works for me in
Netscape anyway.
John Connell wrote:
I have tried "lpr"--didn't work! Thanks anyway.
John
- Original Message -
From: Hidong
I am running NT 4.o and Mandrake on the same box. Can someone plz tell me
how I can be able to read my nt partition as well as write to it. I've tried
linconfig but can't seem to figure it out?
Rebuild your kernel to include support for the file system. From what I
saw the last time I did
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, byte-runer | Ralph | wrote:
Hello all,
I am running NT 4.o and Mandrake on the same box. Can someone plz tell me
how I can be able to read my nt partition as well as write to it. I've tried
linconfig
NTFS write support is VERY experimental in the current kernel,
God, I am ashamed to ask such a dumb question.
How do you open a file ending in .tgz?
Thanks for any and all help,
steve w
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Do You Yahoo!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
When I installed mandrake on my laptop with an AMB8002 PCMCIA ethernet
card, I couldn't find the stuff about what kind of card I had, so I
figured I could do that step later. Now is later, and I can't find
the program that does what the install program would have done if I'd
known what to tell
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, Jason Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have always heard the swap partition should be twice the size of the RAM,
so here's my question. I'm going to add 64 MB to a system with a 128 MB
swap and the initial 64 MB. Do I have to resize my swap, and if so what
can I use
Use a windows/dos boot disk to start the system, and issue the command
fdisk /mbr
that will get rid of lilo for you.
Ben
- Original Message -
From: Toby Sheets [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 6:02 AM
Subject: [newbie] deleting /mbr
Someone
Steve Winston wrote:
God, I am ashamed to ask such a dumb question.
How do you open a file ending in .tgz?
Thanks for any and all help,
tar zxvf file.tgz
--
Steve Philp
Network Administrator
Advance Packaging Corp.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The only reason I ask is because when I recompiled my kernel I saw a section for USB
called
"USB - Not for the faint of heart". I compiled it in as modules, and when I loaded
the module it
seemed to recognize my USB controller, but I didn't know exactly how to use it. BTW,
this was on
Hello, having the same problem. Have posted several messages but they never show
up. have I been banished from the list??
Doug
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James Schofield wrote:
Hello ? is anyone even hearing this??
I have posted about 5 msgs on this mailing list requesting hard ware
installation
For network configuration I think the program is linuxconf, under
/bin/linuxconf
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I installed mandrake on my laptop with an AMB8002 PCMCIA ethernet
card, I couldn't find the stuff about what kind of card I had, so I
figured I could do that step later. Now is
James,
I've installed Mandrake, RH, SuSE, and Caldera on a Compaq Armada 7400 docked
or undocked without any problem. Compaq uses cable select on all their drives
so you don't have to worry about master/slave jumpers. Does your laptop use
cable select or jumpers. Are the two drives hda and hdb
open a terminal.
change to su ( root ).
sndconfig at the prompt.
Gl.. Make sure you upgrade sox.
BTW, you epsiode sounds very like my own.
If you run Gnome, don't use gmix ( the audio mixer ).
It kills things.
Alan
- Original Message -
From: Toby Sheets [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
I've used the same card recently. 3dfx has a link on their site under drivers
to the site http://glide.xxedgexx.com which has the RPM's you will need to
download. I downloaded the following:
Glide_V3-2.60-6.i386.rpm
Device3Dfx-2.2-3.src.rpm This is optional but recommended
I now can get a modem, but I want to be absolutely sure that it works
with Linux as well as with Windows. The Linux disributions I will be
using it with are Mandrake 6 and Red Hat 5. I will also use it with
Windows 95 and maybe DOS. It must be an external modem (how else would
I share it
i just got mandrake v 6.0 installed yesterday. i have been setting it
up for quite a while now. i have two problems that havent been able to
fix.
first the (hopefully) easy one:
i am running kde and the mouse resets to slow speed whenever i come back
into it. i set the speed in the control
Andy Goth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I now can get a modem, but I want to be absolutely sure that it works
with Linux as well as with Windows. The Linux disributions I will be
using it with are Mandrake 6 and Red Hat 5. I will also use it with
Windows 95 and maybe DOS. It must be an external
Glad to hear it worked for you.
*
Original message from: scott worley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks John.
I've got 0.60 compiled and it appears to be working. I use appear because I
added some of the pentium optimizations to the Makefiles. I used the same
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, pete moss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am getting no sound out of my sound card. i have a AWE64 gold
soundblaster.
i have the isapnp.conf set correctly with the card on irq 9. all the
modules on boot up load properly with no errors. i did a dmesg to see
what might be
Richard,
Maybe it's your isp? If you have windows still or any other os, see if
the connection is as bad in it too.
---
Richard Winters wrote:
I am using Linux Mandrake vs 6...I connect to Earthlink using kppp
with my v.90 psion dacom pcmcia modem. It states that I am
I recently compiled Kernel 2.2.5 so I could use my Sound Blaster Live,
but when I run the bin to install the drivers, it gives me the error
"kernel msut be compiled with SMP." Anyone know what this is? And is
there a newer than 2.2.5 kernel that supports the Sound Blaster Live?
Thanks.
Hi,
Today I installed Linux Mandrake 6.0. After the installation I logged
in but the resolution was set as 300x200. Running "setup" or
"xf86config" to change the res to 800x600 doesnt work, it just goes
back to 300x200.
Pressing ctrl, alt +/- has no effect either.
Any suggestions?
Best
You need to find the driver for you video card. You first need to find out
what the chipset is on the card, then search around the web for it.
Metacrawler works good for this. You might want to do a search for the lhd or
LINUX HARDWARE DATABASE. Then follow the instructions on how to install
David,
Thanks for the explanation. I discovered Midnight Commander but thought
that I had actually opened and expanded the tar file by clicking on it.
Those questions are not dumb to a new newbie.
Art
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Steve,
Not a dumb
Richard Lamont wrote:
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, pete moss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am getting no sound out of my sound card. i have a AWE64 gold
soundblaster.
i have the isapnp.conf set correctly with the card on irq 9. all the
modules on boot up load properly with no errors. i did a
diamondmm.com
I believe they have supraexpress external modems for around 45-50 dollars.I
use the interanal version and after flashing to v90, have been very pleased.
You may want to check, for around 80 you may be able to get an internal isa
and a pcmcia modem, though I'm not sure if they have
One thing I'd add -- find out which type of modem your ISP has (X2/V.90 or
K56Flex/V.90) and go with that technology. It'll be less headaches in the
long run.
John
- Original Message -
From: Michael Scottaline [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14,
Related to this thread:
When I reinstalled Mandrake 6.0 some time ago, I mistakenly didn't install
Ghome. I have since reinstalled it, but it doesn't show up in the
graphical K login. How do I re-place it as an option on that screen?
Thanks-
-Alan
On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, John May wrote:
You can
I was having that problem with LILO. It displays the LI then freezes right?
well what I did is went into the etc directory and found this .0300 file and
used the dd command with some arguments to replace the mbr with the old
version. I found the command in some faq on the CD. The question is how
On 14-Aug-99 Andy Goth wrote:
I now can get a modem, but I want to be absolutely sure that it works
with Linux as well as with Windows. The Linux disributions I will be
using it with are Mandrake 6 and Red Hat 5. I will also use it with
Windows 95 and maybe DOS. It must be an external
pete moss wrote:
Richard Lamont wrote:
On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, pete moss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am getting no sound out of my sound card. i have a AWE64 gold
soundblaster.
i have the isapnp.conf set correctly with the card on irq 9. all the
modules on boot up load properly
all I wanted to do was access my windows partition from linux and I've
created tons of errors. I was reading up on it and someone it said that
there is no support for FAT32 in linux, only FAT. this was ok, I'd just
set up a 2gig FAT partition to be an intermediate partition, right? I
created the
Paul,
Bring up a terminal and type in "setup" and you can make your adjustments
from one of the choices on the list.
John
- Original Message -
From: Paul Hendrick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 7:43 PM
Hi,
Today I installed Linux Mandrake 6.0.
I thought it was that too, so I compiled it again with that, and it still
gave the error...
Stephan Rex wrote:
Hi brett,
I am only a newbie but from what I have read SMP is for multiple processor
support. I can't see how this should affect your sound card
Stephan
- Original Message
from a dos boot disk, run "fdisk /mbr" (minus quotes) to remove LILO from
the DOS disk. Unless you made a boot floppy, this will basically cause you
to lose your Linux install. However, if you're going to reinstall ANYWAY,
this shouldn't matter...
John
PS...you can always use a "rescue
Where do I do this. I poked around the Mandrake site but didn't see
anything.
"Alan N." wrote:
open a terminal.
change to su ( root ).
sndconfig at the prompt.
Gl.. Make sure you upgrade sox.
BTW, you epsiode sounds very like my own.
If you run Gnome, don't use gmix ( the audio
Hi
I can play wav and midi files through my Aztech Waverider Sound card configured
as a Soundblaster 16 sound card but get terrible distortion trying to play MP3
files through my X11 AMP MP3 player.
Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a fix?
I cannot get the sound card to work under the
Store the process id of the ghostview. You can send signal to the
process for termination using kill. But this kills the process abruptly
and many of cleanup operation by the process would not be done.
I believe you can send a termination signal rather than a kill signal. I
don't know what
Will,
1) To get into gnome, on the menu, system utilities desktop switching
tools
2) To access your windows drive..
mkdir /mnt/hdax
mount -t msdos /dev/hdax /mnt/hdax
then just cd to /mnt/hdax
replacing x with your drive number.
Will wrote:
all I wanted to do was access my
I have seen (fist over hand) a ton of FAQs on how to install various
program by compiling or through RPMs. So is there a way to uninstall? Is
there a FAQ for it out there. And I am not JUST talking about RPM stuff
either. I have installed many things with source code.
I have NEVER seen anyone
I've just purchases the The Complete Linux
Operating System 6.0 software package and I am having trouble with
installation.
I thought maybe someone could help me out.
I am having trouble in the installation process after
choosing aninstallation from Local cd-rom and Other CDROM. After this
I see that Netscape supports Linux. Does Internet Explorer support Linux
too? If so, where is the SPECIFIC web page that i go to download it? Please
don't say www.microsoft.com/download. Please be more specific than that.
Postman
This is the latest.. only question.. will it work with mandrake?!?
http://www.microsoft.com/unix/ie/default.asp
- Original Message -
From: The Postman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 9:23 PM
Subject: [newbie] Internet Explorer for Linux? Is there
Title: Console text not displaying properly
I have just installed Mandrake 6.0 on an Intel machine with a Number Nine Imagine 128 (Series 2) graphics card and an Apple 17 multisync monitor (Sony CPD-1730).
The X Server install did not complete because I could not find a match for the
I installed linux yesterday and I went to run Window X by typing in shell
startx. Everything but the icons in it are black and the screen size is
larger than my monitor, and I can't read the text because it is all black.
I used X-configurator a few times to change some things but it is still
I have been wondering the same thing myself...is there a simple way to
uninstall a program?
- Original Message -
From: The Postman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 10:48 PM
Subject: [newbie] How do you UNINSTALL stuff???
I have seen (fist over
Ok i mounted my win98 drive to get the filesa all went well till i got to
the src file.. it said something about the files enclosed need to start with
/
So i figured you said it was not mandatory i tried the next file.. the setup
file... it said it is dependant upon svga16 so now i am hunting for
Glad to hear it worked for you.
I kinda missed out ton this thread, but I think it was about troubles
installing WindowMaker.
I installed it from my Cheap*Bytes Mandrake 6.0 CD, and it worked
perfectly right away.
It's beautiful.
Andy Goth [EMAIL PROTECTED] zap.to/andygoth ICQ:
TEST
Thanks!
test
For rpm's it's easy, but for source code that's a pretty good question that I'm
surprised doesn't get asked more often (and it's probably a big reason why
rpm's are popular).
Anyway for an rpm you uninstall by typing 'rpm -e packagename'. Note that
the package name is not necessarily the entire
Subject: Re: [newbie] Internet Explorer for Linux? Is there such a thing???
I will let the "newbie" list know in the next few days. I will download it
very soon. Maybe tonight. Thanks for the link.
No thank God.
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From: Fred Macinster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Internet Explorer for Linux? Is there such a thing???
Subject: Re: [newbie] Internet Explorer for Linux? Is there such a
thing???
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