Aaron Sinclair wrote:
My fourth day of attempting 6.0 installation leaves me speachless. No i am
not an imbecile, yes I have half a brain.. Most of my time has been spent
browsing HOWTO's FAQ's Man and LINUX Books, Unix Books, you name it and I
have looked.
Eerrr - have you tried
Andy Goth wrote:
Sorry, guys, but I must leave this list. Most of my questions are
ignored, and the list is flooded with nonsensical garbage about chix
and microwaves and... well... you name it.
I can be found on the expert list. Hopefully they're a little more
focused.
Goodbye, and
Just did a new install have network problems.
IP for machine is RFC1918 space. 192.168.0.4
Plugged into a hub, gateway is a FBSD box with 192.168.0.3 as IP running
NATd.
Boot comes up fine, see's the card. a netstat -rn shows
IP is there, as well as netmask. Table:
destgateway
TheThingThatShouldNotBe wrote:
Thanks for the reply Jon.
unfortunately I don't know what a viewport is, so I
would not know how to set it.
Take a piece of cardboard bigger that your monitor
screen, cut a rectangular hole, 4" wide by 3" high
in it. Put the cardboard over your screen.
Is there anything under Linux that works like the lpstat command under
other versions of unix (i.e., hp-ux, solaris)?
thanx
David van Balen
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Adams wrote:
No do as i said, contact the list owner and try and get him to put
your ideas into the subscription conformation message.
That's a good idea. If we agree on what should be in, I'll
see if I can get them to do that. The FAQ part was to make
a small section in the FAQ,
"David P. Greenberg" wrote:
--I agree with all but the sigs. I _love_ my sigs. Pleeease!!!
David P. Greenberg
Bitco Electronics
"In Service to the Recording Industry"
**The falcon has heard the falconer**
There's a problem with that, you have a 4 line sig. Some
have none, some have
Many thanks for help with my Netscape problem...I'm up and running!!
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On Sam, 25 Sep 1999, Bob wrote:
Hello all,
What is a good e-mail reader for Linux. I need one that can have several
POP servers configured at one time?
you can use Fetchmail for downloading your email.
fetchmail can handle several POP/IMAP servers.
here i use Fetchmail for my 3 POP3
On sáb, 25 set 1999, you wrote:
rpm -V glibc, says?
Same error:
rpm: error in loading shared libraries: libdb.so.2 cannot open shared object
file: no such file or directory
/Gustavo.
On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Gustavo Viola wrote:
When I try running kpackage (or rpm, for that matter) I
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, Bob Jackson wrote:
Aaron Sinclair wrote:
Eerrr - have you tried just disconnecting the mouse
and going ahead with the install. Maybe we can beat the
mouse thingy to death once you get Mandrake installed.
Bob J.
--Good Point. My CDrom wouldn't work for the
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, Bob Jackson wrote:
"David P. Greenberg" wrote:
--I agree with all but the sigs. I _love_ my sigs. Pleeease!!!
After several iterations we have four or five sigs cluttering the
question and it's answers. Makes it real hard to
follow what's going on. Leave the posters
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Does your motherboard support the MP 1.4 specification? I believe the SMP
kernel requires that your motherboard follow the Intel MP 1.4 specification.
I have an option in my BIOS to switch from 1.1 to 1.4
I run a dual P-Pro with 2 UW SCSI drives. This system
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Hello all,
What is a good e-mail reader for Linux. I need one that can have several
POP servers configured at one time?
KMail, built into KDE is pretty good. It's one drawback that I see,
is that it doesn't easily give you a choice of addresses to use for
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Does your motherboard support the MP 1.4 specification? I believe the SMP
kernel requires that your motherboard follow the Intel MP 1.4 specification.
I have an option in my BIOS to switch from 1.1 to 1.4
I run a dual P-Pro with 2 UW SCSI drives. This
might try the following how-to
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/Sound-HOWTO
Thomas Peter wrote:
I am a total newbie. I've had a computer for 1 1/2 years. I never
worked with Dos. I got sick of Win 98 always crashing. I have
everything running except my sound card.
I am
possiably the following might help?
ftp://ftp.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake/updates/6.0/RPMS/esound-0.2.12-4mdk.i586.rpm
note copy full address as it will be wordwraped
Thomas Peter wrote:
I am a total newbie. I've had a computer for 1 1/2 years. I never
worked with
By the way, I saw the magazine at Boarders Books. It was almost $6.00. Pretty
hefty price.
Cindy Pearce wrote:
Thanks for the info. BTW, noticed a mistake in the url, s/b
www.maximumlinuxmag.com
Sorry!
Cindy
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On sáb, 25 set 1999, Richard Adams wrote:
SNIP
rpm: error in loading shared libraries: libdb.so.2 cannot open shared object
file: no such file or directory
/Gustavo.
SNIP
When I try running kpackage (or rpm, for that matter) I get the following error
message:
Hello,
I have a running ppp connection however I notice alot of errors when I
look at the ppp0 interface with ifconfig. I have attempted to adjust mru
and mtu settings to try and correct some of the errors but have not
arrived at an optimal setting and was hoping that someone monitoring the
list
I am having trouble installing Mandrake on a laptop. It doesn't have a
CD-ROM drive so I have to use FTP or NFS to mount the CD on one of my other
computers that does have a CD-ROM drive.
Some Background:
I downloaded the ISO file from a mandrake FTP mirror and used Adaptec Easy
CD-Creator to
Now the Request:
Can someone help me through setting up the NFS or FTPd on my RH machine so
that I can access the CD through the network on my laptop. I would prefer
the NFS method as anything I learn using this method will allow me to share
other directories with other computers on my
On 24 Sep, Stuart Fraser wrote:
I have installed Linux Mandrake 6.1 several times in an attempt to get
bootloader to install to my 16MB primary ex2 /boot partition but bootloader
fails to load each time. I have only an installation boot disk and don't
have a /dev/fd0 just a superdisk
run Xconfigurator and specify 32bpp instead of 16bpp
El jue, 23 sep 1999, escribiste:
Here is my situation. I need to start xWindows (and KDE) in 32 bit mode to make
Netscape and WordPerfect look right. [Yeah, I know, I can use 16 bit mode as
well, but I do some tinkering with web graphics
You seem to have a memory problem.
Yes. I played around with some of the BIOS settings now,
and it seems to be working fine. It was the 15M/16M setting that
allows for backwards compatibility with some ISA cards (which doesn't
concern me, I have no required ISA peripherals in my
Jeremy Kersenbrock wrote:
Has anyone here successfully installed and run ICQ for Java in Linux? I can't
get it to install -- I follow the (few) instructions in it's INSTALL.TXT file
and only get a "too few arguments" error back.
Yes, I have installed JDK (v 1.1.7). I think I did it
Chris Price wrote:
I just installed mandrake 6.0. Install went great, but when I rebooted,
My desktop area was larger then my screen. There was no way to navigate
the windows to even shut down.
How do I change the screen settings? Do I need to change something in
the install or is there
Le Thu, Sep 23, 1999 at 07:24:28AM -0500, Jeremy Kersenbrock a écrit :
In order to currently start in 32 bit mode, I'm typing "startx -- -bpp 32" at
the command line. If I just type "startx", xWindows starts in 16 bit mode.
But I want to start Linux in graphical mode so I don't have to use
I am trying to initialize Internet Sharing on my machine (for a cable
modem). I have the system running, it's stable, and it is ALMOST all
right.
Here are my problems:
1) I have two network cards, eth0 and eth1. They are both PCI, and they
both autodetect properly. eth0 properly
Arcana wrote:
Jeremy Kersenbrock wrote:
Has anyone here successfully installed and run ICQ for Java in Linux? I can't
get it to install -- I follow the (few) instructions in it's INSTALL.TXT file
and only get a "too few arguments" error back.
Yes, I have installed JDK (v 1.1.7).
Ok, I downloaded all the packages from 6.1. I then went thru and tried to
install them all using kpackage. Some, no matter what I did, would always
give me unsatisfied depends - even tho I JUST installed those depends!
So I reboot, thinking that will wake up kpackage - Instead I get "Can't
Try set Netscape not to use proxy. Just a shot...
/Fredrik
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Richard Johnson wrote:
Hello all,
New to this list and Linux...but got my box up and running yesterday I
really love what I see so far but am having trouble configuring PPP
connection. I am
Hi,
Does anyone know how I can save my desktop theme into a *.tar.gz file for
people to download and use on their system?
Also, where can I find software for recording songs into mp3 format?
tia
--
Best Regards,
Paul Hendrick
http://www.linux-mdk.net
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, Thomas Peter wrote:
I am a total newbie. I've had a computer for 1 1/2 years. I never
worked with Dos. I got sick of Win 98 always crashing. I have
everything running except my sound card.
I am running Mandrake 6.0 and my sound card is a Sound Blaster Live. I
went
fred wrote:
I see the list says NEWBIE. This is the Internet people.
OT Means off topic. If you get more than 20 emails a day
and feel stressed - get another interest. This stuff is common.
It also eans that this is a good place to learn how to
get the maximum use from your postings. If
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, Arcana wrote:
I am trying to initialize Internet Sharing on my machine (for a cable
modem). I have the system running, it's stable, and it is ALMOST all
right.
Here are my problems:
1) I have two network cards, eth0 and eth1. They are both PCI, and they
I have finally installed 6.0 onto my laptop. Killed the mouse by pulling the
computer to tiny little bits, and then putting it back together agian, and
like all good mechanics was left with a few too many screws and wires at the
end of it.. I presumed this to be the mouse.. So it installed fine,
O
A couple ICQ clones I know of are Licq (it doesn't stand for Linux ICQ)
and Micq.
Give gnomeicq a whirl. It is already installed if you are using mandrake 6.0
or 6.1. I've added it to my desktop. It is easy to run from KDE and works
great.
Rick "mulerider" Murphy
--
"I
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, Rick Murphy wrote:
O
A couple ICQ clones I know of are Licq (it doesn't stand for Linux ICQ)
and Micq.
Give gnomeicq a whirl. It is already installed if you are using mandrake 6.0
or 6.1. I've added it to my desktop. It is easy to run from KDE and works
--Mornin' Ladies,
Who out there remembers that command that gives you the startup processes
window. You know it's sysv or something like that. It allows you to set
which processes are on by default at boot up time. I just can't remember
the name of the command, and I know you're all gonna flame
eth1: 21041 media #0, 10baseT.
eth1: 21041 media #0, 10baseT.
eth1: No 21041 10baseT link beat, Media switched to 10base2.
swap their cables and make sure you can get eth1 running with eth0's ip
and cable
eth1 does in fact run with eth0's stuff.
When I do that, eth1
Rick Murphy wrote:
O
A couple ICQ clones I know of are Licq (it doesn't stand for Linux ICQ)
and Micq.
Give gnomeicq a whirl. It is already installed if you are using mandrake 6.0
Thats gnomeicu.
note the u, not q.
Alan
--
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John Aldrich wrote:
On Sat, 25 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Does your motherboard support the MP 1.4 specification? I believe the SMP
kernel requires that your motherboard follow the Intel MP 1.4 specification.
I have an option in my BIOS to switch from 1.1 to 1.4
I run a dual P-Pro
"David P. Greenberg" wrote:
--Mornin' Ladies,
Who out there remembers that command that gives you the startup processes
window. You know it's sysv or something like that. It allows you to set
which processes are on by default at boot up time. I just can't remember
the name of the command,
Thanks for the info, but how do I close X to get to root? I can log out, but
can't get out of the "desktop enviornment logon" screen. When I reset the
computer it won't allow me root access anymore and tells me my hard drive was
improperly unmounted. What do I do now, reinstall and try again?
I'm trying to get my linux box to see my win98 box. So far, they can ping each
other's IP (local and internet IP).
When I use Linuxconf and go into Networking and then hit Samba File Server, the whole
thing disappears (including Linuxconf).
What's going on here? I know that samba has been
Rick Murphy wrote:
Give gnomeicq a whirl. It is already installed if you are using mandrake 6.0
or 6.1. I've added it to my desktop. It is easy to run from KDE and works
great.
Well, ok, I looked for it and found the RPM on the CD but it won't
install. Says it needs libpanel-applet.
Arcana wrote:
eth1: 21041 media #0, 10baseT.
eth1: 21041 media #0, 10baseT.
eth1: No 21041 10baseT link beat, Media switched to 10base2.
swap their cables and make sure you can get eth1 running with eth0's ip
and cable
eth1 does in fact run with eth0's stuff.
What program do you use to edit smb.conf?
I used a text editor and it looked like a bunch of gibberish.
Seve
Hi,
I have been having trouble to get KPPP to work with earthlink. It will dial
but then when i open netscape it can not connect.
I have tried minicom and also using nameservers in resolve.conf
Thanks
Taki
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Arcana wrote:
2) According to the "IP Masquerading HOWTO" I need the program called
"ipfwadm". I found and downloaded ipdwadm-2.3.0 from
What kernel are you running? If you're running 2.2.x (as in Mandrake
6.0, or 5.3 with a kernel you've upgraded yourself), you'd use ipchains
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
Plus, is there some information out there that gets to the point and tells me
how to set this up?
http://www.sfu.ca/~yzhang/linux/samba/index.html
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Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good
Taki Shirayanagi wrote:
I have been having trouble to get KPPP to work with earthlink. It will dial
but then when i open netscape it can not connect.
I have a virtual kppp set up on my page at
http://home.earthlink.net/~danb35; click on the "Tech Support" link, and
see if the settings
Chris Price wrote:
Thanks for the info, but how do I close X to get to root? I can log out, but
can't get out of the "desktop enviornment logon" screen.
Click "shutdown", tell it to restart, and at the lilo prompt, tell it
"linux 3" (for full multiuser access, but in text mode), or
Taki Shirayanagi wrote:
Hi,
I have been having trouble to get KPPP to work with earthlink. It will dial
but then when i open netscape it can not connect.
I have tried minicom and also using nameservers in resolve.conf
You're going to have to be a bit more specific that "it can not
Many thanks for the URL. This is a must see site for those trying to set up Linux and
WinXX boxes in a LAN.
Seve
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, September 25, 1999 10:44 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Samba - Help
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