can you help me
I have 2 machines: -
1 running windows NT 4.0 workstation
the other is runnin NT server
i want to remove NT server on the second machine and install LINUX so the
machine can authenitcate the other machine. both machine have network
cards.
do u have any tips on how i can do
I have the same card, and Mandrake 7 recognized it perfectly from the
original setup.
- Original Message -
From: Warren Doney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] sorry for disturb
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From:
Do you have the development rpms installed for gcc/g++???
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Alan Tam wrote:
Hi all,
I am new to Linux and have just installed Mandrake 7.0
When I try to compile Hello World as a C++ program in
Code Crusader, gcc compliants about missing iostream.h
Does anyone know of where the pluggins are for kxicq.
Downloaded the snapshot 01112000 just fine from
kxicq.org but now I learn I need the plugins.
Went back to the site but couldn't find them.
Note, I have only just figured out rpm downloads,
no tar.gz please as they are still a mystery.
www.samba.org
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, JAMIL HUSSAIN wrote:
can you help me
I have 2 machines: -
1 running windows NT 4.0 workstation
the other is runnin NT server
i want to remove NT server on the second machine and install LINUX so the
machine can authenitcate the other machine.
First,
Thanx to Jaguar and George Jones!
I finally discovered that my video card is
functional! :0)
The windows are drawed correctly.. but the texts,
appear like black blocks...
I really haveto uninstall KMCLOCK RPM
???
Anybody here know what a hell is that ? And how do
I uninstall it ?
I have installed Mandrake 7.0, and I love it. The new XFree86 handles my
video card (Savage3D) much better than before, and my on-board sound chip
(Maestro) now functions, too.
But: frequently my mouse pointer will freeze up, sometimes first jumping to
the upper-right and freezing there, and
- Original Message -
From: "Greg Bell" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2000 3:12 AM
Subject: [newbie] How do I install Mandrake to a 2nd IDE hard drive?
I've been reading all the good reviews on Mandrake 7. I'm interested in
giving it a try due to
Paul, Try www.compgeeks.com or www.advancedvision.net . I buy stuff from
them all of the time C.O.D. because, like you, I don't have a credit card.
BTW ComputerGeeks has this nifty Dual Pentium (Socket7) mobo that I'm going
to order this weekend, grab one for yourself while you're there.
-
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
OK, I was looking for an update for the stdlibc and gcc gcc+
libraries and such (got tired of installing software that
required one library or another that didn't install when
I selected "everything" from the 6.1 install) so me thinks "Let's
try the update
At 11:01 AM 2/5/00 -0500, you wrote:
Paul, Try www.compgeeks.com or www.advancedvision.net . I buy stuff from
them all of the time C.O.D
Cash on delivery?! Over the Net? Never seen that before. Sounds too good to
be true.
BTW ComputerGeeks has this nifty Dual Pentium (Socket7) mobo that I'm
Anyone know if there are drivers compatable with a maxi gamer
phoenix 2 card. Otherwise can any tell me of a good svga card that
can run an linux
El vie, 04 feb 2000, escribiste:
That's the excact version I have installed here except that I am useing MDK 6.1
I also downloaded kxicq from kxicq.org :-(
Due to various probs I have re-installed MDK6.1 about 4 times and every time I
have the same probs with kxicq, same workstation
Whenever I log in as root to do anything, after about 10 minutes (more or less)
everything locks up and the only thing I can do is ctrl-alt-backspace. It
happens regardless of which window manager I'm using. Although, it happens
sooner in KDE. This doesn't happen if a log in as a normal user
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, Michelle Schneider wrote:
Whenever I log in as root to do anything, after about 10 minutes (more or less)
everything locks up and the only thing I can do is ctrl-alt-backspace. It
happens regardless of which window manager I'm using. Although, it happens
sooner in KDE.
Hi Ronald,
I don't know I've development files for gcc/g++ or not, I installed mandrake
7.0 by choosing the recommended option from an iso file downloaded from web
site and burn into a CD while I was in Windows98.
If this option don't include the development files please point me to where
I
Hi to everyone out
I've tried to install ISDN for a few days and now I found it a bit boring =:-(
I use MD 6.1 ; have got a CD for testing. I found an
"kisdn-1.0.1_2-mdk6-kde-1.1.i386.rpm" but it seems to
be bad. I got an error installing the rpm.
By downloading I only found an
The system recognizes that I can do more than 8bpp. My XF86Config file
lists 8, 16, and 32bpp entries under the "accel" device, which it is using,
as the X server version actually in use is XF86_MACH64 or something similar
with MACH64 in the name (I have a 4meg video card with the ATI Mach64
Here it is again, in case you all missed it...:
When I run the installation from a boot disk, i get as far as the kernel
loading and then it gives me a segmentation fault and says it can't connect
to something (it went by too fast, I didn't write it down). Anyone have any
clue what I'm
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Carrie wrote:
I don't have enough information to know what's going on. It sounds to me
like something went wrong when you made the boot disk or maybe it's the CD
you're installing from... if you're installing from a cd. You might try
making your boot disk over again or
Recently my NT server which contained the gateway for my network
connection to cable modem died. I am attempting to set up a Mandrake 7.0
(Air) box to act as a firewall and router. The computer in question is
an HP Pavilion 200 mmx Pentium with 32 MB of ram and a 4+gb drive. The
connection to
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
At 11:01 AM 2/5/00 -0500, you wrote:
Paul, Try www.compgeeks.com or www.advancedvision.net . I buy stuff from
them all of the time C.O.D
Cash on delivery?! Over the Net? Never seen that before. Sounds too good to
be true.
BTW ComputerGeeks has this
Paul .. you wrote ...
** Original Subject: [newbie] Getting more than 8bpp from Xfree86?
** Original Sender: Paul Derbyshire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
** Original Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 14:08:06 EST
** Original Message follows...
The system recognizes that I can do more than 8bpp. My XF86Config
At 11:55 AM 2/5/00 -0800, you wrote:
BTW, i think you`ll be better off with DSL in the long run b/c you
wont have to share your bandwith w/ your neighbors when they get cable in 6
months.
Cable is like 100MBps, DSL isn't much faster than 56K modems, last I heard.
--
.*. "Clouds are not
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
At 11:55 AM 2/5/00 -0800, you wrote:
BTW, i think you`ll be better off with DSL in the long run b/c you
wont have to share your bandwith w/ your neighbors when they get cable in 6
months.
Cable is like 100MBps, DSL isn't much faster than 56K modems, last I
Paul Derbyshire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The system recognizes that I can do more than 8bpp. My XF86Config file
lists 8, 16, and 32bpp entries under the "accel" device, which it is using,
as the X server version actually in use is XF86_MACH64 or something similar
with MACH64 in the name (I
I installed mandrake 7.0 and got everything working fine including my
modem setup..
very nice setup I've seen yet...
the only thing I'm trying to get running now is where and how can I find
the app file/driver to run my wintv/radio card...
I truely want to get it running so I can watch my tv and
How do I boot from a cd
?
Your thinking of ISDN maybe its only a little faster then 56k
Uploads on DSL are mush faster then cable and you get the same speed all the
time no matter how mant people are logged on.. With cable you will see lots of
fall off when many are using the system at the same time
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000,
At 03:56 PM 2/5/00 EST, you wrote:
When booting, type "linux 3" at the boot prompt. This will boot linux w/o
x.
The type "startx --16" or whichever you want.
I know. But it will boot linux w/o a lot of stuff, not just X. Besides, it
would be nice to have it boot straight to a 24 bit login
if you mean installing from a CD, you can do that in the bios setup ..
only if you have that capability...
Harold
Christopher Sinclair wrote:
How do I boot from a cd ?
FYI... I just did a quick search to see what the actual speed on a T3 is,
and found these stats.
I do agree that it really depends on your ISP, distance from the ISP and you
individual PCs, and the package you buy, but...
Cable Modem 30 Mbps (down)
ADSL Modems 1-9 Mbps (down)
T-1 1.54 Mbps
T-3
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
OK, I was looking for an update for the stdlibc and gcc gcc+
libraries and such (got tired of installing software that
required one library or another that didn't install when
I selected "everything" from the 6.1 install) so me thinks "Let's
try the update
Quite easy actually.
Firstly, You need to make sure that your computer supports a bootable
CD.
Most new computers do support this feature, hence it shouldn't be a
problem.
Go into the BIOS and make sure that BOOT FROM CD is set to ON or
YES
Also make sure that the boot sequence in the BIOS
mobo= MotherBoard.
Yes, I though that there would never be such a thing as COD on the net, but
I have spent many a dollar with the two vendors I listed.
Paul, Try www.compgeeks.com or www.advancedvision.net . I buy stuff from
them all of the time C.O.D
Cash on delivery?! Over the Net?
Permedia2 based cards are solid video cards for Linux. check out
www.pricewatch.com to see who has them. Creative Graphics Blaster Extreme
4meg cards are around $30. Another chipset to look for is any intel740 based
card, again they're pretty cheap.
- Original Message -
From: "Andrew
the next time you shop for a modem, it will say on the package if it is a winmodem or
not...
winmodem's are not really covered under linux yet, but there are some beta code for a
couple I know of...
I always found the external modems to be better for me..
some like the internals though..
you
Paul
Man 7 has a utility called DrakConfig that allows you to change your resolution,
color level, etc.
Alan
** Original Subject: RE: [[newbie] Getting more than 8bpp from Xfree86?]
** Original Sender: Paul Derbyshire [EMAIL PROTECTED]
** Original Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 16:50:43 EST
To boot from CD, you have to go into cmos and change the
boot order. If your cmos does not support it, boot to DOS
with cd suppport, switch to the cdrom (the man7 one), change
to the DOS folder, and run MAKEDISK. It will make a disk
(floppy) that you can use to boot to the cdrom for
When I try and make a boot disk with rawwritten I keep getting a (Load
Library 16 failed) error. I have 7.0 on cd and browse to the location of
the cdrom.img and I keep getting that error. So I then went into changed
bios to install directly from the cd. Everything starts fine, until it asks
Yes, I though that there would never be such a thing as COD on the net, but
I have spent many a dollar with the two vendors I listed.
Paul, Try www.compgeeks.com or www.advancedvision.net . I buy stuff from
them all of the time C.O.D
Thx!
--
.*. "Clouds are not spheres, mountains are
IfI recall, you run MAKEDISK and tell it you want the
boot.img file, not the cdrom.img ..
I loaned my linux book out, but you will find it
Alan
** Original Subject: RE: [newbie] boot disk and cd help
** Original Sender: Cory Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
** Original Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000
Op za, 05 feb 2000, schreef u:
When I try and make a boot disk with rawwritten I keep getting a (Load
Library 16 failed) error. I have 7.0 on cd and browse to the location of
the cdrom.img and I keep getting that error. So I then went into changed
bios to install directly from the cd.
Zoltrix is ONE manufacturer of a RADIO card...I'm sure there are other's...
Alex V Flinsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
the only thing I'm trying to get running now is where and how can I find
the app file/driver to run my wintv/radio card...
I truely want to
I recently purchased a US Robiotics 56k V.90 Faxmodem PCI (OEM or white box) Model
2977 from Allstar Microelectronics, Inc (found through CNet.com). At first I had the
wrong modem so I called Allstar and asked for a modem which would work with
Linux...they gave me the above.
And the modem
OK, i know that linux has some great grass roots type of 3d modelers, which all
are great, (well the ones i have tried :) but i`m looking for something like
3d studio max or lightwave. I read that Houdini has a port to linux, but then
again, i could buy a new car for what houdini costs.
If you are using MDK 6.1 it is a known BUG...you have to remove that one file
then reinstall another...not sure...search the Newbie archives I know it was
covered extensively. The search phrase should be something like KCMCLOCK ---
I think that was the fileyup just checked it...THAT is the
On Thu, 13 Mar 2036, you wrote:
jerlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
At 11:55 AM 2/5/00 -0800, you wrote:
BTW, i think you`ll be better off with DSL in the long run b/c you
wont have to share your bandwith w/ your neighbors when they get cable in
6
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, jerlin wrote:
OK, i know that linux has some great grass roots type of 3d modelers, which all
are great, (well the ones i have tried :) but i`m looking for something like
3d studio max or lightwave. I read that Houdini has a port to linux, but then
I used to use MAX
I just got 7.0 intalled, but no sound or SCSI. If I try to use Lothar, it
starts and then the mouse stops responding making it hard to setup. I used
developer setup during install. System specs are below
FIC 601 MB, Cel 366A, 224M,13.6G MaxtorHD, Diamond Speedstar50 AGP, 3om
905b-tx, realtek
I downloaded the ISO image and had the same problem with rawwritten.
If you notice, the dosutils directory also has the older rawrite.exe available.
Use this to make a boot disk. It worked for me.
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
To fix the cd boot problem, download the iso image (from an
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Stop by freshmeat and do a search on "portsentry". It was real easy to install
and blocks just about everything
Hi everyone,
I've just been looking at http://grc.com/default and after having my
ports scanned, I see that I am open to ftp, telnet, and
Can anyone tell me the steps to take to upgrade mandrake 6.5 to 7.0?
Warning: I dont know anything about linux, but I am a fast learner, and
have a programming background.
Joe
Log in as root open etc/inetd.confand comment out the services
you dont want too run. You can also configure TCP wrappers to block
much. Its good to lock down services you dont need as they can be
used to hack into your system
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've just
I forgot to secure with TCP wrappers open the hosts dent file and
add a line all : all. this will deny connection to your
services and is a basic first step to secure your computer
Unless I am corrected LOLWhich will be likely :)
On Sat, 05 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Log in as root
I am just trying to install a new version of it, and it is asking for a
CDROM drive. I know i have an ATAPI drive. its not listed, so i dont have a
clue! I tried all the modules but no luck..
Dave
PS: I am trying to install it off of a downloaded and burnt CD ...
For the common desktop, what services would be safe to disable?
Currently, I'm only using my 'puter for email, StarOffice, etc... W/ out
doing a reinstall (where you hit F1 for descriptionof each srvc)?
linuxconf (L-M 6.1) does not tell me what each of the services do. I
can tell my box is
A couple of things it might be.
Check all your connections to CD also.
1)ATAPI CD that is not recognised. I had a Delta 44X that would NOT work...I
toss in my Toshiba 32X...BINGO..:)
2) Bad ISO d/l...therefore bad CD burn -re d/l try again
3) bad CD burn - re d/l try again...probably with 7.0
Is it possible to set the background image from the command line? I've
looked around at xview and the like and can't find it. Maybe I'm just
too sleepy to find it but I _know_ it must be there.
I'd like to wget radar images from a weather site and have the current
weather radar then be my
I have the 6.1 version, tried to install it a few months ago.
It didn't work with my ATI Rage 128 video card, not supported then.
Now I hear that it is...how do I go about updating this???
I take it I should re-install it from the CDRom and then what?
Should I download the new Xfree86 version
Just my $0.02:
Make an image file called default.jpg (or whatever).
Now set your background to that.
Now make a script that dwnlds the latest radar image, then mv's it to
default.jpg (overwriting of course).
Now make sure you can autorefresh your desktop.
:)
--
Ty Mixon
e-mail: [EMAIL
Hi
Christopher,
If you are
trying to boot from windows:
To boot
from a cd, go to your bios and make sure you have cd as a choice, try making it
your first choice. Then save your
changes and get out of your cmos. Place
the cd you want to boot from and restart your machine. That
-Original Message-
From: Foyah Z. Freeman, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2000 12:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] How do I install Mandrake to a 2nd IDE hard drive?
Hello Greg,
I am a newbie also and have successfully installed Mandrake 7.0
I have a winmodem and want to replace it so that I can run Linux on my PC.
What type of modem is a good modem that you would recommend for use on a
Linux PC??
Thanks,
Rob
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
SDF Public Access UNIX System - http://sdf.lonestar.org
I am a newbie also and face similar modem problem. I solved my by
purchasing the 56K Internal Call Waiting Modem from Actiontec (I do not
remember the number), it has drivers for linux in there. This is the actual
instructions I had to write as root to enable my modem:
Step A. cat
Hi folks;
I am running Linux mandrake 6.1 with one probelm. Whenever I move my mouse
around, I see "kind of lines" flickering on the screen, somewhat like
disturbance on a T.V screen.
Any Ideas,
-Vishal.
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Yo all!
This thread reminds me, my son has a Flyvideo II television card
and I was wondering if this card is perhaps supported by
Linux.
Rgds:
Michael Perry.
RD. Dep. Netafim Magal.
Linux -- the Ultimate Windows Service Pack
-Original Message-
From: Harold Hartley [SMTP:[EMAIL
Hello I recently downloaded mandrake 7.0 and installed it on my previous windows 98
system and in mandrake when i am trying to install my modem it wont detect it and i
read from the FAQ's that the problem could be the fact that it is a pci winmodem
my question to you is is there any way
OK, I was looking for an update for the stdlibc and gcc gcc+
libraries and such (got tired of installing software that
required one library or another that didn't install when
I selected "everything" from the 6.1 install) so me thinks "Let's
try the update button on the KDE panel".
Stupid
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