[newbie] typing in licq

Has anyone else had trouble typing in licq? Whenever I type anything that goes over a line in length, everything I've typed until that point disapears and is replaced with junk. I have to hit enter every time I get to the end of the line which is quite annoying. Any known way to fix this? DvB

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I have installed mandrake 7.0. And i have 128 MB memory and mandrake only see 15MB Please help me

RE: [newbie] typing in licq

I'm running licq .75 and don't have that problem. I did have problems compiling it tho. What I had to do was uninstall all qt and qt-devel. Then install qt 2.x and qt-devel 2.x. Compile as per the read-me's. rpm -U --old-package qt-1.44 . . . Then Licq and kde ran fine. :) -- Ty Mixon

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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, [iso-8859-1] Øystein Efterdal wrote: I have installed mandrake 7.0. And i have 128 MB memory and mandrake only see 15MB Please help me hmmm, try to reset bios. Or before that notice how much RAM your bios actually sees. You can watch this during the bootperiod,

RE: [newbie] typing in licq

On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, you wrote: I have exactly the same problem with licq... Haven't found a workaround/fix yet.bet someone else has though :-) KXICQ works fine...and has the odd added feature too, lke being able to quote a message when replying. -Ross --

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Kajetan Beler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, How should I use zipdrive as a user under Mandrake 7. As a root there is no problem at all, works and mouts great. But when I try to mount as a user I just get : "only root can do that" What should I do.. Kajetan

[newbie] Another installing programs question

Hey Y'all, Thanks for the help! Starting to get a grip on how the whole Linux system fits together! I know to uninstall an rpm package, all I have to do is go to the rpm packager and hit uninstall...easy. What do you do if you ever want to uninstall a program that you installed from a .tar

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-Opprinnelig melding- Fra: Kajetan Beler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sendt: 27. januar 2000 10:21 Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Emne: Re: [newbie] On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, [iso-8859-1] Øystein Efterdal wrote: I have installed mandrake 7.0. And i have 128 MB memory and mandrake only see 15MB

Re: [newbie] Kppp problem

Salvador Morua wrote: Hi There : I have tried to use kppp 1.6.22 without success: I can get a remote and local address without problems in the negotiation. I have a correct connection as appeared in /etc/messages Since I have got mandrake 6.0 and 6.1 I use kppp without success

Re: [newbie] Telnet fix in 7.0 Theres got to be a better way....

At a command prompt as root, type 'ntsysv' Place an '*' in the brackets next to inet by pressing the spacebar. That should do it. Bryan "Chris Hughes" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/26/2000 02:11:57 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "Mandrake List" [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc:

Re: [newbie] help( i may have a virus in linux)

Nah. That is thresult of a core dump. Most *nices do that when something goes haywire, hence the 'dead' look. Supposedly, some folks have the ability to view the contents of the file and determine what happened. Don't know why it showed up on a floppy, unless that is where the error

Re: [newbie] rawwritewin problem

Have you tried booting from the CD? I have pretty much given up on making boot disks. If your bios/cd-rom support it, try it. Bryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 01/26/2000 11:43:23 PM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Bryan Moorehead/Link/Allied

RE: [newbie] stuffed buttons

Thanks for the help John, it worked like a treat :-) I have disabled the VCF file attachment as well, heaven forbid treading on peoples toes. Now I just have to get my Linux box talking to the disks and printer on my fileserver (a win95OSR2 box). I hope to move my fileserver over to Linux

Re: [SV: [newbie]]

Øystein Efterdal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My bios se 128mb and windoz dose se 128. I have configet lilo.conf to append="mem128M" now the linux se 64MB. ^ Make this part "mem=128M" ^^^ HTH, Mike ++ Michael

Re: [[newbie] Dialup problems]

Øystein Efterdal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey I have a problem to get my dialup to work. Some times i dose get connected but i have a problem to connect. And when i am connected i dose not get a route out i cant ping out ore se any web pages like i am not connected. I neade help Øystein

Re: [newbie] typing in licq

Ross Slade wrote: On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, you wrote: I have exactly the same problem with licq... Haven't found a workaround/fix yet.bet someone else has though :-) Installing Licq 0.75-3a worked for me. You will have to do things in a certain order though, to keep both KDE happy and

Re: [newbie]

On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Øystein Efterdal wrote: I have installed mandrake 7.0. And i have 128 MB memory and mandrake only see 15MB Please help me Looks more like a memory hole setting in the BIOS. -- Ronald

Re: [newbie] Another installing programs question

Lance Carrie Borden wrote: What do you do if you ever want to uninstall a program that you installed from a .tar file? Keep your installed .tar files in a directory for them (I use /usr/local/installed) and use tar to get a list of all the files in that .tar file, so that you can "locate

[newbie] Solicitud. Siemens.

Title: Solicitud. Siemens. Hello! My name is José Salazar work in Siemens Venezuela in the area of data, I am proving linux for 1 month and you would help me enough if they can answer me the following questions: 1. I have installed linux mandrake version 6.1, how can I make to add an

Re: [SV: [newbie]]

On Tue, 04 Mar 2036, you wrote: Øystein Efterdal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My bios se 128mb and windoz dose se 128. I have configet lilo.conf to append="mem128M" now the linux se 64MB. ^ Make this part "mem=128M" ^^^

RE: [newbie] typing in licq

On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Ross Slade wrote: On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, you wrote: I have exactly the same problem with licq... Haven't found a workaround/fix yet.bet someone else has though :-) I'm waiting for the final version of kxicq. I'd rather not use a snapshot. Besides, it doesn't

Re: [newbie] CD-ROM player woes

On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, you wrote: I can't seem to get my CD player to play music. I know that my sound card works because I can hear the sample sounds when I configued by AWE32 sound card with sndconfig, but when I slip in a CD and try to use the CD Player in KDE, I can't get any sound. The

[newbie] Sound volume

In Mandrake 7.0, the sound volume changes I make with aumix do not stay in place. Every time I reboot, the settings change back to EXTREMELY LOUD, which I of course don't notice until I go to play music and have to rush to turn it down. How can make my volume setting changes stay in place

[newbie] Epson 740 UniPrint Drivers

I once sent the link out to someone else for those drivers, and now that I recently reformated and installed I find that I no longer have the link, or that the site is down. If someone still has the drivers, or knows where to find them, I'd really appreciate it if you'd e-mail

RE: [newbie] stuffed buttons

On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, you wrote: Thanks for the help John, it worked like a treat :-) I have disabled the VCF file attachment as well, heaven forbid treading on peoples toes. Yeah... :-) I knowit's nice, but it's also a waste of bandwidth as your vcf file is only useful for a small

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Re: [newbie] Solicitud. Siemens.

Joséto install your sound card use the console program sndconfig and be logged in as root. To add your modem, configure Kppp (its start up icon is in KDE's 'K' start up menu under the subheading Internet). To make your linux system work with an NT network you need to set up samba (use the

[newbie] Tada!!!!

Well for all of you that were aware that I was having a mouse (Ps/2) problem with my laptop...there is good news, well at least for me, and possibly for you as well...I've fixed it,...the problems seems to have been a conflict between the laptop display and the Ps/2 port, which I find a little

[newbie] Mandrake 7.0 installation

Hi there, I downloaded Mandrake 7.0 iso image file, burnt the installation CD but when I tried the installation, after the first successful step of recognizing my hardware, it could not intialize the CD-ROM. After the 'Intializing CD-ROM...' message it gave me: 'mount failed. Invalid argument;

[newbie] netscape not working

hi i installed mandrake its great the modem works it dials out it can connects to my ISP but netscape does not work? i know i need my ISP DNS etc?? where do i get them from and where do i put them in mandrake # thanks for all your help __

RE: [newbie] linux problems

Try startx! This starts the X-server that gnome and kde run on. -Original Message- From: Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 12:54 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; tehc support Subject: [newbie] linux problems i dont understand what the opperating screen is

Re: [newbie] linux problems

I don't know if you have your X-windows configured yet but give this a shot and let us know what happens, at the command line type "startx" without the quotes. If it gives you error messeges e-mail here at the [newbie] list and we'll help you get your X configured. Don't worry you havent done

[newbie] Xwin

I seem to be having a problem with mandrake7 when it runs X setup on the install or I run XFdrake, my system just freezes. Any ideas whats wrong?

Re: [newbie] linux problems

Chris, Do you get a login prompt? Are you logging in ... If it just comes up with a prompt after boot then this suggests you are in single user mode. If you login try typing 'startx' at the prompt This should bring up KDE as a default Hope this helps. Werner Chris wrote: i dont

Re: [newbie] linux problems

Chris wrote: i dont understand what the opperating screen is supposed to look like when im done installing, but all i get is a command promt. i cant get gnome or kde or anything to come up. i type "kde" and all i get is a bunch of messages saying xserver canot be found. whats up? =

Re: [newbie] CD-ROM player woes

I'm definately new to linux, however in general, you can't get CD sound unless you have the CD audio cable running to your sound card, it might also be in backwards if you have it in. You should have on your CD-ROM a 40 pin connector (ide, 50 if scsi) a power cable, and another 3-4 wire

Re: [newbie] checking for gcc... no Yes.

Yeah, so I avoided doing a fresh install because I need to take my laptop apart to remove the mouse everytime I install... You need to install a C compiler... either install pgcc , pgcc - c++, pgcc-obj and dependencies from your CD, of ftp Here is the url were to get it: