i check the printer database at http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/
and it doesnt list any compaq printers at all. are you sure it is a
compaq? maybe check that site yourself.
also, most all PCI modems are winmodems and wont work in linux.
:P
Dan Brown wrote:
The Drake's wrote:
printer
im not sure, but if you find this out, please post it to the list. i
would love to have color in my netscape.
:P
Andy Goth wrote:
A Netscape bug causes it to try to be black and white when run at 24bpp.
Was there a fix for this? I'd appreciate it.
Yes, I used MandrakeUpdate.
Hey everyone! I've installed Linux a number of times on my
computer, fairly easily. But I recently picked up a P60, that i want to give
totally to Linux. It doesnt have a bootable cd-rom drive, so I made install
disk's. It loads the linux kernel, but when it gets to the spot where it starts
Yes there are seperate packages for the telnet client and telnet server.
Telnet server?
I want to allow a friend to log into this computer. I'd rather use
ssh, but that doesn't seem to work for me. I can't even install it
(since I'm missing /usr/include/sys/mkdev.h).
I guess I have to go
Well, I got Linux to load just fine. I have tried to install it MANY different
ways and everything wants to boot until it wants to mount (Or whatever it is
called) my ethernet card. then it sits there then it fails. After everything is
done it asks for my login name and password. I type it in and
That sounds awfully odd to me... /etc/profile should be executed on
login- and your ~/.bashrc should "exec /etc/bashrc" if it exists.
What's the line you're inserting into these files? Your syntax may be
incorrect.
--
-Matt Stegman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I'm using bash, where in the default
On 11 Sep, Stuart Burbridge wrote:
Thanks for that one Matt.
I've been wondering for ages where to go to increase the screen width so that
my Penguin wasn't broken at startup but thought it too trivial, compared to
other's problems, to bother the list with. Now he's fixed and my system is
Caymen wrote:
called) my ethernet card. then it sits there then it fails. After everything is
done it asks for my login name and password. I type it in and then it gives me
something like you are suposed to type in your server. I try everything I can
"something" like _what_? Does it
In short:
1: Make a directory C:\Linux
2: Copy the "Mandrake" directory from the CD to C:\Linux
You should now have a C:\Linux\Mandrake\RPMS directory. If
you have a C:\Linux\RPMS directory instead, make a directory
called "Mandrake" in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11 Sep 99, at 14:59, Leonard W. Miller wrote:
Thanks foe the tip. I used Fdisk and change the cylinder size and then used
Druid. Everything went fine.
Sorry for the html.
Thanks again for the help.
Leonard W. Miller
Microsoft Certified
Ken Wilson wrote:
Items you edit in the /etc directory won't take effect until the next
time you reboot your machine. Items edited in a person's home
directory, i.e. /home/username/.bash_profile, take effect the next time
the person logs on. The stuff in the /etc directory is global and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, cool. Make sure that the /etc/lilo.conf line looks exactly like
this:
append="mem=64M"
Also, after you check that or make the changes, run /sbin/lilo to write
the boot block back out with the updates. Maybe that got missed after
the
Rommel Barbosa wrote:
Hi there. I am new in using Linux Mandrake.
I have a small monitor, so I would like to know if
it is possible to make the icons and fonts smaller
on Gnome and KDE. I have Mandrake 6.0 installed.
You can change the font sizes via the control center in KDE (it's
This hasn't been trialed but is only a reasoned solution based on my
limited knowledge. You may wish to wait until you hear further from
other more learned parties.
Try playing with the permissions for your mount point, in particular the
group. If you want write access for certain select users
on 17:28 11/09/1999 -0400, Michael Scottaline,wrote
Stuart Burbridge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what's drive d: windows doesn't skip letters
==
I wondered that too.
=
CD-ROM?/
I'ts weird though since under Windows the drive letter for the CD-ROM is
normally
on 17:45 11/09/1999 -0700, R. David Whitlock,wrote
This mailing list is REALLY slow to send out messages sent to it, there's
a huge lag between my send time and the receive time.
Apologies to all for the duplicate answers. It makes me look like I'm not
reading the previous replies, but that's
Howdy Cayment,
I am currently running Linux Mandrake on my Road Runner account with no
problems. They critical points are to:
A) Get DHCP working
B) Get, compile and run the Linux "rrlogin" program.
Here is a link for you to help with those two points. Have fun !
On Sat, 11 Sep 1999, R. David Whitlock wrote:
My machine has 128 megs of ram. I and my wife are the only users. When I
start up X, on a virtual term, 'top' reports that perhaps half of that is
in use (i forget the numbers right now).
I have no perspective on what constitutes normal
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, pete moss wrote:
when will 6.1 be out of beta?
When it's ready and tested enough. ;)
LLaP
bero
Since my reinstall I can't compile my simple Comp. Sci. I programs
under gcc. It gives me errors saying undefined function calls to
cout, cin, etc.
How do I get my header libraries back?
Thanks!!
--
Ty Mixon
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ:26147713
Yup. It's a Compaq. I understand they are rebadged Lexmark software driven
(winprinter?) deals. Probably in the same boat as the modem. Thanks for the
link.
Jim.
"The Drake's" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'm an newbie. With lots of help and luck I've got a new partition and
Mandrake 5.3 installed. I
I would assume if I couldnt figure out my (Localname.localserver) password or loging
name, I couldnt continue. That is why I posed the question. I reinstalled Linux
again, but removed anything that pertains to networking, internet, email, and other
stuff like that. I get a new error at boot up.
On Sat, 11 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Thats why the Write option comes with a big WARNING notice.
No kidding!!
**
Where Ever Your Head Goes Your Ass Will Follow
**
I'm trying to set up apache 1.3.6 to handle name-based virtual servers. My
servers are running locally for testing, I'm not trying to set up a
public-access web server.
My hosts file contains:
"127.0.0.1 britlinks.co.uk mworks.britlinks.co.uk www.britlinks.co.uk
britlinks localhost"
(a
Hi. I have windows and Linux Mandrake installed
in the same HD. I want to have more room for the
windows partition. Do I have to uninstall linux
to resize the partitions with FIPS?
Thanks,
Rommel
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I am installing Linux-Mandrake 6.0 on a Cyrix P166+ machine with 32mb of
RAM.
I have an STB Velocity 3D PCI (4mb) video card and a Princeton Ultra 17+
monitor and can not, for the life of me, get things configured so that I
can run KDE. I have attempted letting the install program probe things
Hi,
I managed to work around the mounting/read-write/permission problem, and you
may want to hear how I did. But first, thanks to John Aldrich, Fred PLE, Dan
Brown and Ken Wilson, who helped me a lot, and to those who may have written
back but I haven't got the message yet, since the list
Hey everyone. I've installed Linux a number of
times, but i recently got a P 60 that I want to give all to linux. I created
bootdisks (hopefully I did it right), and it booted the linux kernel. While it's
loading though, right before it enters the installation (its the line that says
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, cool. Make sure that the /etc/lilo.conf line looks exactly like
this:
append="mem=64M"
Also, after you check that or make the changes, run /sbin/lilo to write
the boot block back out with the updates. Maybe that got missed after
the
Try using g++ instead of gcc. Otherwise, you have to link the c++
libraries manually.
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]
[mailto:[EMAIL
Hi,
I would like to know how to change the refresh rate in Gnome or KDE.
Thanks
Taki
__
Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
Hi. I installed Linux Mandrake in my computer that
has a superdisk (120MB) instead of a regular floppy
disk drive. I am not able to mount the floppy. Does
anybody know how can I mount the superdisk drive?
Thanks,
Rommel
__
Get Your
I finally got Linux to load using boot magic (had to make it easy for sis to start
Win98
if she needs to print some homework) Well, when I used to try to boot Linux using a
floppy, I got an error like:
Freeing unused Kernel memory: 48K freed
Warning:Unable to open an initial console
Kernel
Thanks.
That seems to be the general consensus with the modem. I fill ya'll in when
I get some info on the Compaq printer.
I may be out in left field since I've just installed my first Linux this
weekend. But I was told to specify to Linux during install ' mem=128m' in
the "special instructions" dialog box during installation or else Lin would
default to 64m normally and use only that instead of the 128 meg I have
Hey,
Someone wrote in yesterday about an iso image for cassini he had placed on a
ftp site does anyone know the address? I lost it.
thanks,
Ralph --
**
Where Ever Your Head Goes Your Ass Will Follow
**
What does "maximal mount count" mean?
When I started Linux, it reported that the maximal mount count was
reach for each of my partitions and that a check was forced.
I assume this means that it feels it must check each partition
periodically. Am I right here, or is there something I should be
Rommel-
How are you attempting to mount the Superdisk. I usually use the following
command:
mount -t vfat /dev/hdg /mnt
Linux recognizes my Superdisk as hdg, not fd0.
Hope that helps.
Travis
- Original Message -
From: Rommel Barbosa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
never mind i found it sorry!!! ;-(
Hey,
Someone wrote in yesterday about an iso image for cassini he had placed on a
ftp site does anyone know the address? I lost it.
thanks,
Ralph --
**
Where Ever Your Head
Sure, run 32 bpp! :)
The Chips Technologies 65554 doesn't do 32bpp.
Since it's a laptop display panel, I'm limited to 800x600 as well.
Plus, it dithers colors when they're almost black. Thus if I have a
progression from white to black it's smooth until it gets dark. Then
it's a sudden
He recognizes me again!
Odd...
___
Andy Goth [EMAIL PROTECTED] zap.to/andygoth/ UIN: 35256413
I believe I remember this bug.
And I'm not aware of a true fix, but see if this helps (what I was told on
another list when I asked this). Run X in another color depth, ie "startx
-- -bpp 16" if you normally use startx. I forget what to change to make
the default color depth be 16 all the
Darth Gates... I like that. It makes me smile in a silly way. I kind
of think of his as more of a Rick Moranis guy, ala SpaceBalls, but
the image is still there.
I am interested in Linux becuase we have a person at out company
who is buying brand-new beefy systems to run intranet servers
Now I know already that I won't be able to get the modem to work. But I
remember that I had found, a few weeks ago, a step-by-step install piece
for putting Linux on a Toshiba Satellite 2540CDS laptop. Anyone know
where I might find it again?
Thanks.
--
bgf
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think it's looking for user "root" then your "password" you made at login.
This makes you the root user all powerfull administrator. Most recommend
that as the root user you would then "adduser caymen" and enter another
password so that it's more difficult to damage the filesystems etc
Examine:
[root@localhost packages]# rpm -i ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm
error: package ssh2-2.0.13-1i is already installed
[root@localhost packages]# rpm -e ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm
error: package ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm is not installed
Whaa???
And earlier, this...
[root@localhost packages]# rpm
Is it possible (I'm not really an apache person) that you are missing an
entry to you hosts file, as well as the config files? My hosts file looks
like the following: (edited for paranoia)
127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.localdomain
128.95.112.1pandora.blah.blah.edu
BTW, the color differences should be rather unnoticable between 16 and 24
bit color.
I can see them, and that's what counts. Black white Netscape doesn't
bother me too much... I could probably get the source and fix it
myself, but I get the feeling that the source is more than a little
I'm not sure if it's my cd or what, but the iso just isn't read properly on
my cd; nor does it boot. I burned it twice, but with no success.
Paul
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ralph | byte-runner
|
Sent: September 12, 1999 1:29 PM
To:
Perhaps you are trying to hard (often the case when I have frustrated
myself to death with a problem!). There are two programs available which
can assist you by automatically writing a xf86config file.
Xconfigurator is the one run by the initial install process, and allows
the test at the end
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
Yes there are seperate packages for the telnet client and telnet server.
Telnet server?
I want to allow a friend to log into this computer. I'd rather use
ssh, but that doesn't seem to work for me. I can't even install it
(since I'm missing
I downloaded the iso file and installed Mandrake. it works fine.
Taki
From: "PaulHoy" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] iso
Date: Sun, 12 Sep 1999 14:32:58 -0400
I'm not sure if it's my cd or what, but the iso just isn't read properly on
Well, it's hard to tell with what you have here where to start, but I know
one very common problem when using boot disks is that they have a very
high failure rate (boot disks and images are VERY sensitive to minor
errors or copy problems. I've seen a guy go through 6 or 7 bad boot disks
when
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
Andy Goth wrote:
A Netscape bug causes it to try to be black and white when run at 24bpp.
Was there a fix for this? I'd appreciate it.
Yes, I used MandrakeUpdate.
Sure, run 32 bpp! :)
You're right, it's a smart-ass answer, but I
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, alann wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, cool. Make sure that the /etc/lilo.conf line looks exactly like
this:
append="mem=64M"
Also, after you check that or make the changes, run /sbin/lilo to write
the boot block back out with the
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Ken Wilson wrote:
I stand corrected. Thanks. At least I can hope I pointed him in the
right direction.
(Personal Note: Spend a little more time on RTFM.) :-)
Ken Wilson
First Law of Optimization: The speed of a nonworking program is
irrelevant
(Steve Heller,
Oh my.
Well, perhaps I am completely misunderstanding you, but I think that you
are very confused as to what is what, which is ok, but sort of hard to do
through email. I highly reccomend you find a book or manual or install
guide to help you through other problems and acquaint yourself with
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In short:
1: Make a directory C:\Linux
2: Copy the "Mandrake" directory from the CD to C:\Linux
You should now have a C:\Linux\Mandrake\RPMS directory. If
you have a C:\Linux\RPMS directory instead, make a
I have a Mandrake 6.0 setup behind a Wingate 3.0 proxy server connected
to a cable modem, and am unable to connect with the Mandrake mirror
sites to obtain updates. According to the Wingate information, I need to
change the port on my FTP client (Mandrake Update?) from port 21
(standard FTP port)
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Ty Mixon wrote:
Since my reinstall I can't compile my simple Comp. Sci. I programs
under gcc. It gives me errors saying undefined function calls to
cout, cin, etc.
How do I get my header libraries back?
This is C++ - you probably forgot to install gcc-c++,
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Caymen wrote:
I finally got Linux to load using boot magic (had to make it easy for sis to start
Win98
if she needs to print some homework) Well, when I used to try to boot Linux using a
floppy, I got an error like:
Freeing unused Kernel memory: 48K freed
Yes, that's precisely what it means. I don't have further details, like
how to tweak that to check more or less frequently, but the kernel will do
quick checks on all partitions after a number of reboots.
Later,
David
"Without the Law, there is no Liberty. Without Justice, there is no Law."
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Andy Goth wrote:
Examine:
[root@localhost packages]# rpm -i ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm
error: package ssh2-2.0.13-1i is already installed
[root@localhost packages]# rpm -e ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm
error: package ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm is not installed
try rpm -e
Taki Shirayanagi wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know how to change the refresh rate in Gnome or KDE.
Thanks
Taki
Use xvidtune to adjust the screen to what you'd like. If you click on
the 'Auto' button, it will auto-apply the changes you're making so you
can see what they cause. Once you
Andy Goth wrote:
What does "maximal mount count" mean?
When I started Linux, it reported that the maximal mount count was
reach for each of my partitions and that a check was forced.
I assume this means that it feels it must check each partition
periodically. Am I right here, or is
Andy Goth wrote:
Examine:
[root@localhost packages]# rpm -i ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm
error: package ssh2-2.0.13-1i is already installed
[root@localhost packages]# rpm -e ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm
error: package ssh2-2.0.13-1i.i386.rpm is not installed
Whaa???
When you remove packages,
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
Andy Goth wrote:
A Netscape bug causes it to try to be black and white when run at 24bpp.
Was there a fix for this? I'd appreciate it.
Yes, I used MandrakeUpdate.
Sure, run 32 bpp! :)
You're right,
The Drake's wrote:
I may be out in left field since I've just installed my first Linux this
weekend. But I was told to specify to Linux during install ' mem=128m' in
the "special instructions" dialog box during installation or else Lin would
default to 64m normally and use only that instead
Thanks!!
Original Message
On 9/12/99, 9:37:20 AM, "Ken Wilson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding RE: [newbie] gcc doesn't understand iostream.h:
Try using g++ instead of gcc. Otherwise, you have to link the c++
libraries manually.
Ken Wilson
First Law of Optimization: The speed of a
i am running a s3 virge gx2 chipset with the svga x server.
:P
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
Andy Goth wrote:
A Netscape bug causes it to try to be black and white when run at 24bpp.
Was there a fix for this? I'd appreciate it.
Yes,
On 12 Sep 99, at 11:03, bgf wrote:
I am installing Linux-Mandrake 6.0 on a Cyrix P166+ machine with 32mb of
RAM.
I have an STB Velocity 3D PCI (4mb) video card and a Princeton Ultra 17+
monitor and can not, for the life of me, get things configured so that I
can run KDE. I have attempted
I would like to use my scsi scanner with linux. Do any of the image
processing programs available support scanners? Are there appropriate drivers
around?
Doug Reid
I enjoyed making that Subject header ;-)
Anyway, though, I have successfully downloaded all 650 MB of Linux Mandrake
6.1 and I have Win98 (which, BTW, I **hate**!). I installed the Lnx4Win
software after tweaking the setup batch file to make my HD the CD-ROM it
asks for. Now, I get the on-boot
Well, after attempting to edit my fstab file to add my second floppy (and
almost getting it to work) , I ended up somehow corrupting the damn thing and
had to reinstall Linux one more little old time. Now /dev/fd0 won't mount
either, and it says I must specify the filesystem type, which near as I
On 12 Sep 99, at 16:53, Rommel Barbosa wrote:
It's a hd? device not a fd? device.
You could link it to fdo, that might work.
Joe
Hi. I installed Linux Mandrake in my computer that
has a superdisk (120MB) instead of a regular floppy
disk drive. I am not able to mount the floppy. Does
I have a Cnet 110b NIC, and I have no idea if it is working properly under
my Linux box. Is there any sort of diagnostic tool I can use, or anything
similar to see if my NIc is working?
Thanks,
Jeff
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
After a bunch of errors, it concludes with, "/dev/hd1: UNEXPECTED
CONSISTENCY; RUN fsck MANUALLY. (i.e. without -a or -p options)
In red, it concludes with, [FAILED].
Basically, it's a corrupted filesystem, I think. So how do I run fsck
and fix it?
I
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Hi. I have windows and Linux Mandrake installed
in the same HD. I want to have more room for the
windows partition. Do I have to uninstall linux
to resize the partitions with FIPS?
Yes, but WHY would you want to do something like give the bloated
beast of
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I'm not sure if it's my cd or what, but the iso just isn't read properly on
my cd; nor does it boot. I burned it twice, but with no success.
Paul
Did you burn it under Linux or Windows? It may be better to burn it
as a "joliet" CD. IIRC, "Joliet" CDs are
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Well, I got Linux to load just fine. I have tried to install it MANY different
ways and everything wants to boot until it wants to mount (Or whatever it is
called) my ethernet card. then it sits there then it fails. After everything is
done it asks for my login
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I run 24bpp i think (yeah you'd think i'd know that but i dont), the only
time i have color problems with it is while useing the FBDev server, the
tool bar goes this funky inverse bw, but like i said ;) sure does look
neater than the normal ones.
What
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
%_I'm an newbie. With lots of help and luck I've got a new partition
and Mandrake 5.3 installed. I have very little knowledge of Linux.
I was told my ESS 1869 sound wouldn't work but it's fine set up as
ESS1868 or Soundblaster Pro. I'm hoping to have similar
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I tried my user login name and pass work Linux asks when loading and type in my
password
I get:
[caymen@localhost]$
Right...your system name is "localhost" because you didn't set
anything different during install.
I try typing in "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Hi,
I tried rebooting my machine to see if that would solve the "mount
program not registered" issue. when the machine was shutting down, I
noticed an error message saying:
rpc.nfsd forgot to set AF_INET in udp sendmsg. Fix it!
Would this be causing
Guys, /dev/fd0 now works in both msdos and etc2 formats in both Root and User.
Don't ask me what I did to fix it. OK, so now just /dev/fd1 is still down, but
I'm a little gunshy to try it again without some pointers.
--
David P. Greenberg
Bitco Electronics
"In Service to the Recording Industry"
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Hi. I installed Linux Mandrake in my computer that
has a superdisk (120MB) instead of a regular floppy
disk drive. I am not able to mount the floppy. Does
anybody know how can I mount the superdisk drive?
IIRC, that's an IDE device. So, instead of mounting
The SANE drivers support most popular SCSI scanners. The latest drivers are
in the Cooker and will be in 6.1 distributions.
-Original Message-
From: Doug Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, September 12, 1999 3:48 PM
Subject: [newbie] SCSI
I need to set runlevel 5 as default for my dad's sake. That way he can
log in and shut down the system with ease (he doesn't know any other
way). But with kdm, he just clicks his picture and enters his
password...
Sometimes, though, I find it necessary to kill X. How can I do so
without
I've read about DiskDrake before, but it did mention certain bugs that
worry me: If a bug messes up an operation, my disk is toast.
How reliable is it now? I'd prefer to adjust all my partitions while
in Linux, but if forced I can flip to DOS mode and use PartitionMagic
to take care of
I can't tell or remember if the last time I recompiled my kernel I put
scsi emulation in or not, and I have since modified the "make xconfig"
file, so even though it's currently checked, I can't tell if it's really
in the one I'm running.
Is there a way to ask the kernel about that?
Later,
Hi,
I've installed MDK 6.1 from the CD I was sent and everything went fine untill I
started up GIMP. When I tried to select a custom colour, the panel became
distorted.
I've taken a screenshot of it. http://www.btinternet.com/~engprin1/gimp.jpg
I e-mailed Gael Duval and it seems as though it is
Since I work for a Compaq dealer, Radio Shack, I can assure you the Compaq
IJ900, manufactured by Lexmark, requires Windows drivers. Just like your
winmodem, you have a winprinter that I have never been able to get to work in
Linux.
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Thanks.
That seems to be the
Alex Flinsch wrote:
I will be getting my new system on Monday evening, and intend on converting
it to a dual boot win98/linux system. Anyway, I will have a whole 8.4G
drive totally devoted to Linux and was wondering what the optimal
partitioning scheme and mount points should be.
Anyway
Andy Goth wrote:
I need to set runlevel 5 as default for my dad's sake. That way he can
log in and shut down the system with ease (he doesn't know any other
way). But with kdm, he just clicks his picture and enters his
password...
Sometimes, though, I find it necessary to kill X. How
"R. David Whitlock" wrote:
I can't tell or remember if the last time I recompiled my kernel I put
scsi emulation in or not, and I have since modified the "make xconfig"
file, so even though it's currently checked, I can't tell if it's really
in the one I'm running.
Is there a way to ask
Paul Hendrick wrote:
Hi,
I've installed MDK 6.1 from the CD I was sent and everything went fine untill I
started up GIMP. When I tried to select a custom colour, the panel became
distorted.
I've taken a screenshot of it. http://www.btinternet.com/~engprin1/gimp.jpg
Wow! Mine doesn't let
On Sun, 12 Sep 1999, Doug Reid wrote:
I would like to use my scsi scanner with linux. Do any of the image
processing programs available support scanners? Are there appropriate drivers
around?
Depends on your scanner. You'll want to have a look at the sane and gimp
packages.
LLaP
bero
I figured that it would be at least close to the latest as it's a fairly new distro.
I'll
check it out and see what I can find. Although, I'm not sure how I would go about
getting it
on my machine when I can't get it running right. Oh well. Living and learning.
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bgf
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does anyone know of a good fxp prog for linux? The new igloo ftp has it but
it's messed up.
thanks,
ralph --
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