Re: [newbie] Can't compile program

1999-08-28 Thread kelvin
I guess one of the things you have not gotten to installing is also a mail client ... but it is okay ... one thing at a time ... If the package you got is a RPM package then all u need to do is su to root and then "rpm -Uvh packagename" to install it. If the package is a source tarball. The

Re: [newbie] Can't compile program

1999-08-28 Thread Tim Kubista
you'd probably do ./configure before make - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, August 28, 1999 1:38 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] Can't compile program Once you uncompress the files, do this in a terminal window: make, then use make install.

Re: [newbie] Can't compile program

1999-08-28 Thread Justin Fisher
this all assumes that the program your are going to compile actually uses a configure script or a Makefile. Your absolute best bet when compiling something from scratch is to uncompress the source and read the documentation included inside (something i learn the hard way) and do what it says

[newbie] updates icon

1999-08-28 Thread Todd Linnertz
Subject: updates icon Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 16:20:04 -0500 From: Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I click the updates button on the KDE desktop I get an error: Could not execute program MandrakeUpdate. What is this suppose to do and how do I get it to work? Thanks, Todd Linnertz

Re: [[newbie] updates icon]

1999-08-28 Thread Michael Scottaline
Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Subject: updates icon Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 16:20:04 -0500 From: Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I click the updates button on the KDE desktop I get an error: Could not execute program MandrakeUpdate. What is this suppose to do and how do I get it

Re: [newbie] updates icon

1999-08-28 Thread Pixel
Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Subject: updates icon Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 16:20:04 -0500 From: Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I click the updates button on the KDE desktop I get an error: Could not execute program MandrakeUpdate. What is this suppose to do and how do I

Re: [newbie] Can't compile program

1999-08-28 Thread JK
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Im new to linux. Iv figured most of the basic stuff like connecting to the internet sound, printer etc. Now that im connected I want to download stuff. I downloaded kicq im not quit sure how to go about compiling it. I would appreciate you help. I thank you in

Re: [newbie] Strange Problem Need help from Mandrake soft

1999-08-28 Thread Wilhelm Bertalan
Jeanette Russo wrote: Can someone give me the right syntax to replace the superblock using ex2fsck? I think its the -b switch but I have tried ex2fsck -b /dev/hda5 and this does not work. I would like to try this one last thing before giving up to replace the superblock? According to

Re: [newbie] Strange Problem Need help from Mandrake soft

1999-08-28 Thread Steve Philp
Jeanette Russo wrote: Can someone give me the right syntax to replace the superblock using ex2fsck? I think its the -b switch but I have tried ex2fsck -b /dev/hda5 and this does not work. I would like to try this one last thing before giving up to replace the superblock? Superblock

Re: [[newbie] updates icon]

1999-08-28 Thread JK
Michael Scottaline wrote: Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Subject: updates icon Date: Thu, 26 Aug 1999 16:20:04 -0500 From: Todd Linnertz [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I click the updates button on the KDE desktop I get an error: Could not execute program MandrakeUpdate. What is this

Re: [newbie] Colorado 250 help!!!

1999-08-28 Thread Brett Jones
ls -al ftape gives me ftape - rt0 (I think it was rt). I've not yet had the time to figure out if this is the correct device it should be pointing to though. On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, you wrote: On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, you wrote: ftape is a driver package, It's part of the LM6.0 dist. I have a

[newbie] Making Dep work?

1999-08-28 Thread Paul Hoy
Hi, Well, now that I have everything else working, I find that "make dep" or "make xconfig" etc don't work. The error received is as follows: make: *** No rule to make target `dep'. Stop. In the past, this has always worked. Would anyone have a way to solve this problem? Thanks Paul Hoy

[newbie] Making Dep work?

1999-08-28 Thread Paul Hoy
Hi, Well, now that I have everything else working, I find that "make dep" or "make xconfig" etc don't work. The error received is as follows: make: *** No rule to make target `dep'. Stop. In the past, this has always worked. Would anyone have a way to solve this problem? Thanks Paul

[newbie] test - please ignore

1999-08-28 Thread Paul Hoy

RE: [newbie] updates icon

1999-08-28 Thread Ken Wilson
I think the Mandrake Updates is a separate rpm. Make sure you have it installed on your system. Ken Wilson First Law of Optimization: The speed of a nonworking program is irrelevant (Steve Heller, 'Efficient C/C++ Programming') -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [[newbie] Strange Problem Need help from Mandrake soft]

1999-08-28 Thread John Aldrich
On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, you wrote: I guess there is no workaround for that or maybe not install KDE just install gnome? Jeanette Well, my point was that a CLEAN install would be best. Of course there's ALWAYS "work-arounds" as this is Linux we're talking about. :-) The easiest way would be to

[newbie] acrobat4 plugin for netscape?

1999-08-28 Thread Alan Schussman
Has anyone configured the netscape plugin for Acrobat 4? I'm having some trouble running the config script that comes with A4 under mandrake 6.0, but I don't know enough about how plugins work under Linux to really set it up on my own. Can anyone lend a hand? Thanks- -Alan / note my new email:

Re: [newbie] Evil Empire

1999-08-28 Thread Bernhard Rosenkraenzer
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Art Rowe wrote: Microsoft bashing is fun, as it was when I was trying OS2, but MS Explorer is a good program. Until an attachment (aka e-mail virus) or some Active-X control on a website destroys the content of your harddisk, maybe. Even if you're on Windoze, using a

[newbie] FTP

1999-08-28 Thread Michael Lara
I am having trouble setting up ftp access. I cannot log on by users only as anonymous. Please help.

Re: [newbie] upgrade

1999-08-28 Thread JK
Alan Shoemaker wrote: AxalonI upgraded telnet via the KDE desktop upgrade icon. Now I cannot telnet in. I assume that I didn't get the server part of the split package when I upgraded. If this is the case, how do I obtain the server part of the telnet package? Alan -Original

[newbie] LInux Hardware Items

1999-08-28 Thread Roger Maxwell
Ok, I built a scsi system for Linux. When trying to insall Linux-Mandrake it does not see my Fireport Scsi adaptor, and Linux-Mandrake offers me, I think, 4 choices. So what do I do now? And, can someone please direct me to a site where I can download and then print and then shop for the

Re: [newbie] Can't compile program

1999-08-28 Thread Ken
On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, you wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Im new to linux. Iv figured most of the basic stuff like connecting to the internet sound, printer etc. Now that im connected I want to download stuff. I downloaded kicq im not quit sure how to go about compiling it. I would

Re: [newbie] Strange Problem Need help from Mandrake soft

1999-08-28 Thread Jeanette Russo
Can someone give me the right syntax to replace the superblock using ex2fsck? I think its the -b switch but I have tried ex2fsck -b /dev/hda5 and this does not work. I would like to try this one last thing before giving up to replace the superblock?

[newbie] amd message during startup

1999-08-28 Thread Joel VanderWerf
Hi. I get the following mesages when I start up: amd forgot to set AF_INET in udp sendmsg. Fix it! NFS: mount program didn't pass remote address! NFS: mount program didn't pass remote address! There's another message about amd during shut down (I think a red

[newbie] HD-Install/Upgrade

1999-08-28 Thread David M. Kufta
Good evening, I have just about completed a mirror of cooker and was not thinking when I mirrored the distro to a third 8.4 GB IDE drive this mirror should be complete in a short time. I had intentions of doing a HD Install to upgrade my exsisting Linux-Mandrake-6.0 to 6.1 version. I know that

Re: [newbie] LInux Hardware Items

1999-08-28 Thread InafewmiN
One could go to http://www.linuxmall.com for items. I do not like this site as you have to wait a long time for the web page to load. (Products by Catogory page). But if you have DSL or cable happy shopping :) BTW, do you have dsl? I am wondering because you have a gte account, and i was

Re: [newbie] LInux Hardware Items

1999-08-28 Thread Roger Maxwell
Ok, just tried RedHat and Linux World and cannot find hardware compatibility items listed. Seems like it should be EZ to find, but not so. No DSL, just GTE POT's. I just signed after having tons of trouble with Flash.Net out of Texas. I cannot emphasize how bad Flash.Net is. I'll never have

Re: [newbie] Evil Empire

1999-08-28 Thread Justin Fisher
On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote: On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Art Rowe wrote: Microsoft bashing is fun, as it was when I was trying OS2, but MS Explorer is a good program. Yes i agree, MS did do a decent job on their browser from a functionality standpoint. This is a major

Re: [newbie] LInux Hardware Items

1999-08-28 Thread InafewmiN
Hmm. well I have an external Supra Express 56k from Diamond. It works very well, and have had no troubles with it. I bought it for 70$ at my local Best Buy. As for the hardware list try this::: http://www.linux-howto.com/LDP/HOWTO/Hardware-HOWTO.html i just found it right now, so no

Re: [newbie] Evil Empire

1999-08-28 Thread Caymen
I dont know about you guys, but using Netscape 4.61 and using MS IE5 I would take Netscape any day of the week. I always get invalad JavaScript errors on it, and the Ffunny thing is that Netscape and Sun did JavaScript. MS didnt. That tells me, IE is an inferior browser. it is telling you that it

Re: [newbie] Strange Problem Need help from Mandrake soft

1999-08-28 Thread Jeanette Russo
Hi Steve, This worked somewhat, I ran it on hda5, and hda6 and it fixed a bunch of stuff on hda6 but file system still comes up read only after boot, but I must be on the right track because ex2fsck finally found something wrong and fixed it. Jeanette - Original Message - From: Steve

Re: [newbie] LInux Hardware Items

1999-08-28 Thread Roger Maxwell
Thanx! I'll be at Best Buy tomorrow for the modem. I have heard that external modems are Ok for Linux. Am still looking for a scsi adaptor. And thanks, too, for the sites. I'll check them and report back. rm -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL

[newbie] Wanted - IE5 for Linux

1999-08-28 Thread Ron Smith
Anyone have a URL for IE5 for Linux? I'm tired of doing things the hard way -- I want IE5!!

RE: [newbie] LInux Hardware Items

1999-08-28 Thread MurrayStrome
I have never had to wait very long for the page to load. Products by category took less than 3 seconds to load for me tonight. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Saturday, 1999, August, 28 6:03 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re:

[newbie] QTDIR enviroment?

1999-08-28 Thread Paul Benjamin
HELP! I am trying to install the krecorder program to do some simple recording to a wave file. The problem is that the precompiled one I downloaded crashes with a segmenation fault. The autor must have expected that because he say just recompile the source code in the tar. The makefile failes

RE: [newbie] Wanted - IE5 for Linux

1999-08-28 Thread dlouhy
On 29-Aug-99 Ron Smith wrote: Anyone have a URL for IE5 for Linux? I'm tired of doing things the hard way -- I want IE5!! If you're serious, there is no Internet Exploder for Linux. There is a version for some flavors of UNIX, but none for Linux. Peace, --- Jonathan Dlouhy Principal Oboe,

Re: [[newbie] Wanted - IE5 for Linux]

1999-08-28 Thread Michael Scottaline
"Ron Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Anyone have a URL for IE5 for Linux? I'm tired of doing things the hard way -- I want IE5!! No such animal. I like IE 5 also, but if the only way to use it is by going back to windows, I'll stick with

Re: [newbie] Wanted - IE5 for Linux

1999-08-28 Thread Fred
|Right IE5 available for Linux ? Sure. Not yet. Hm U.S. West acct ? In Washington State? Redmond? Funny... IE 5 Bill Rules the World. - Original Message - From: Ron Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Newbie Mandrake List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, August 28, 1999 8:53 PM

[newbie] Large screen objects

1999-08-28 Thread Richard Salts
I have just installed Linux-Mandrake and all the screen images are so LARGE, some tend to go off the screen. I think somebody else had this problem but I don't remember what the solution was. To preclude yet another install, could I be refreshed on how to deal with this so that I can see

Re: [newbie] Large screen objects

1999-08-28 Thread InafewmiN
Try to run XF86Setup from the prompt. If just set the info for your monitor ect. but then for your resolutions, try something smaller like 640x480 at 16bit. Then go up from there on up. I hope this helps. Sometimes Xconfigurator doesnt work so hot. Jerrud

Re: [newbie] QTDIR enviroment?

1999-08-28 Thread Axalon Bloodstone
On Sat, 28 Aug 1999, Paul Benjamin wrote: HELP! I am trying to install the krecorder program to do some simple recording to a wave file. The problem is that the precompiled one I downloaded crashes with a segmenation fault. The autor must have expected that because he say just recompile

[newbie] more send mail questions...

1999-08-28 Thread Matt G. Ellis
Well i got sendmail installed, when i try to mail mge@myip i getis this message retured to me: 550 [EMAIL PROTECTED]... Host unknown (Name server: 24.221.33.36: host not found) I don't have a domain or a MX entry for the box...how do i make it so i can recive mail? thanks

Re: [newbie] Large screen objects

1999-08-28 Thread Richard
How do I do that? Would I have to go into the console? How to do that from KDE? Maybe some keystrokes would put me in the console and I could run XF86setup from console? Richard -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:

Re: [newbie] upgrade

1999-08-28 Thread Alan Shoemaker
Alan Shoemaker wrote: AxalonI upgraded telnet via the KDE desktop upgrade icon. Now I cannot telnet in. I assume that I didn't get the server part of the split package when I upgraded. If this is the case, how do I obtain the server part of the telnet package? Alan JK

Re: [newbie] Large screen objects

1999-08-28 Thread InafewmiN
How do I do that? Would I have to go into the console? How to do that from KDE? Maybe some keystrokes would put me in the console and I could run XF86setup from console? Richard Ok here goes :) First when you turn on your computer boot straight into the promt (with the ascii image

[newbie] Simple network card problem (if i have one)

1999-08-28 Thread InafewmiN
I have two network cards in my computer. One will have the DSL in it, and the other will have a connection w/ my LAN. I havent done anything w/ the LAN card(the other computers are windows based, so i wont realy use this card in linux), but i am wondering if i will have any problems on the