Hi - to questions, having finally got Mandrake 7.0 up and running
(beautifully!)
1. Setting up Kppp - I've followed the instructions carefully but each
time I try to dial up with Kppp I get a "pppd died suddenly" message.
The log says
"localhost pppd[1821]: the remote host is required to
On Sun, Feb 06, 2000 at 10:07:14PM -0800, Anthony Mage wrote:
Hi I'm entirely new to the Linux world, and I was interested in trying out
Mandrake's Linux. First of all, I would like to know if it will run on such
a system with 233 mhz AMD-K6 and 32 MB ram. (It's my old computer ^_^)
On Mon, Feb 07, 2000 at 07:45:11AM +, Lothar Mandrake wrote:
From: Dan Ferris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In your .bash_profile file, or whatever shell you use, add the
following:
alias ls='ls -Fa'
then whenever you type ls, it will actually do an ls -Fa.
Dan
Yes, that is a
On Mon, Feb 07, 2000 at 08:01:41AM +, Lothar Mandrake wrote:
From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
lsd appears to be an alias and not a file since "find" turned up nil when
I ran a search for it. You can probably put your script in the bindir
without screwing up the system but you may
HI JUST TESTING
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"Marc Herms (Mercator GmbH)" wrote:
I want to put Linux on another PC that is entirely dedicated to Linux. So
far, I have a PC where I have a linux and a windows98 partition (with Boot
+ partition Magic).
How can I delete the Linux partition and use it entirely for Windows?
Well, on the Kppp question if you've typed in your password in the kppp window
I'm not sure..
To put a new icon on the desktop you click your right mouse button on an empty
area on your desktop and a menu will popup and from there go to "new" on that
menu and chose what type of icon you want to
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, 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
I'm having the same problem, and I installed with 'Welcome to Crackers'
setting, Mandrake is wayyy to secure :)
Fran
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Subject: Re: [newbie] KPPP and Desktop icons
You need to set it up from Rpm's. Mandrake doesn't install telnet daemon and any other
things in a normal installation.
Bye,
Julian
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On 2/4/00 at 8:52 AM Agi Subagio wrote:
How to activate telnet daemon in Linux Mandrake 6.1?
Regards,
agi
There's a module that you can load for your genius ethernet card.
/lib/modules/2.2.13-7mdk/net/ne2k-pci.o
I have a 2500II Genius pci card and it works fine. I Hope this module work for you too.
Bye
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On 2/5/00 at 9:34 AM root wrote:
Recently my NT
newbie to mandrake (72 year old living on yacht in Caribbean, computers
since 64k, no hard drive, Basic o/s days)
on trying install of 70-2 iso downloaded yesterday failure occurs with
message "failed pcmcia core", since the only such device is the wireless
card which connects me to the ISP
Dear Sir,
This is the first time I install Linux, my computer
configuration includes CPU processor AMD-K7-500Mhz and 64M
Ram.Moreover, I have installed Win98 on my computer and therefore I
install Linux on a new partition. I allocate 1.5Gfor root partition,
353M for home partition and
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Dear Sir,
This is the first time I install Linux, my computer
configuration includes CPU processor AMD-K7-500Mhz and 64M
Ram.Moreover, I have installed Win98 on my computer and therefore I
install Linux on a new partition. I allocate 1.5Gfor root partition,
353M for home partition and
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Lothar Mandrake wrote:
From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
lsd appears to be an alias and not a file since "find" turned up nil when
I ran a search for it. You can probably put your script in the bindir
without screwing up the system but you may not be able to
On Fri, 04 Feb 2000, Agi Subagio wrote:
How to activate telnet daemon in Linux Mandrake 6.1?
I presume you mean that you want to run the telnet server? Make sure
the package is installed; edit /etc/inetd.conf to make sure that the
line starting with telnet is not commented out; restart inet
Hi!
I had the same problem.
It seems, that you installed lilo to NTFS partition.
That is not possible (not yet anyway).
Now you have to re-install Windows NT and choose: repair damaged
installation
(or something like that).
That will repair WinNT boot.
After that you can boot WinNT, but won't be
Thought some might find this an interesting read. I just learned about a
couple apps for linux I didn't know about myself...
http://linuxguiden.linpro.no/experience.php
DvB
Hi Anth:
I would recommend that you first create the linux native and swap partitions
using fdisk or Partition magic. Partition magic is very easy to use, I do!
Then reboot from CD-ROM (if your bios supports that). Else run the cd-rom
from dos, else use linux floppy disk for installation.
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, you wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Joe Sircy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 February 2000 09:27
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] I'm new, help :)
who needs windoze?
sorry, I am new. I agree dreamweaver is the bomb, and I wish it was
does anyone know where I can find the libg++.so.2.7.2 as I have a
plug-in that won't install with out it...
thanks..
its the realaudio plug-in I'm trying to install...
I have realplayer G2 installed on my mandrake 7.0
thanks
Harold
You could try using the timetool.
Go to a console and type "su -c timetool" enter the root password and
off you go.
Dan
I want to use exmh mail program, or maybe mutt. I have a cable modem
connection with DHCP and am running Mandrake 7.0. Can anyone tell me how
to configure Postfix? I read the man page, but that didn't help much and
I can't find much on the web. Before, when I had redhat 6.1 installed, I
used
What web browser does everyone use with Linux?
I hate to say it, but the main reason I keep booting back to windows every
couple hours is because the NS version that comes with Mandrake just totaly
blows, and If I want to view any web pages I have got to have a decent
browser.
are there any
snip
KDE runs very slow. It takes 5 min to update each
That's damned odd.
I have a P133/16MB RAM, 500Mb Native and 50Mb Swap
area.
Oh, that explains everything.
P133/16MB RAM
^ ^
| |
| `-- You intend to run a GUI with this?! Stick to the command prompt
Has anyone had any luck getting their riva TNT card to run Mesa apps using the
new GLX-Mesa beta driver? I'd like to hear some success stories about this.
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, you wrote:
What web browser does everyone use with Linux?
I hate to say it, but the main reason I keep booting back to windows every
couple hours is because the NS version that comes with Mandrake just totaly
blows, and If I want to view any web pages I have got to have
i have to agree... although i am anti-Micro$oft, i despise
netscape. especially the mail client. IE is easy to use, and especially
on linux, no THAT system demanding... just my thought ;o) seth
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Mark Sheppard wrote:
What web browser does everyone use with Linux?
I
its prolly the most simple thing to do, and i have no idea how to do
it. how do i do screenshots? thanks in advance.
seth
I've been to about 45 Linux pages today, I'll go through my history and
see if I cant find it again.
...well give me a few on that... but a quick search on go.com turned this
up:
http://www.sunworld.com/swol-11-1997/swol-11-ie4.html
Where did you see the IE port to unix?
rgds:
Mike
And here is MS's official page on it which actually says IE5 with Outlook5
which would be very nice to see for Linux too.
http://www.microsoft.com/unix/ie/default.asp
...well give me a few on that... but a quick search on go.com turned this
up:
you can find it at http://www.microsoft.com/ie/unix/ie40 and should be
there...
Harold
Mark Sheppard wrote:
I've been to about 45 Linux pages today, I'll go through my history and
see if I cant find it again.
...well give me a few on that... but a quick search on go.com turned this
up:
Mark Sheppard wrote:
And here is MS's official page on it which actually says IE5 with Outlook5
which would be very nice to see for Linux too.
http://www.microsoft.com/unix/ie/default.asp
...well give me a few on that... but a quick search on go.com turned this
up:
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Just to announce,
Mandrake 6.1 has a bug, you cannot, no matter what you do,
no matter how hard you try, there is NO make menuconfig in
Mandrake 6.1, they screwed up, you install the kernel headers
and the sources, and still will not make menuconfig or xconfig,
it is BROKEN, ie DEFECTIVE, ie
I'm sure this is a real simple fix, but how do I get KNETLoad (Network traffic
monitor) to work in my /home/user account? It works fine in /root so I'm sure
it's a permission problem, but I don't know what file to change permission on.
I'm using mandrake 7.0 with a cable modem connection and
Why is it, that when I use Gimp to create characters in Script-fu, it takes
a _REALLY_ long time, with lots of disk paging, and then I'm presented with
one or two chinese characters??? Very perculiar, and I only wanted it to
write "CTK"
Cameron Kerr - Computer Technician
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Go to a console and type setup (your looking for the timetool). Find the bit
where it says "Time stored in GMT" or something similar, switch it.
HIH
-Original Message-
From: Lothar Mandrake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 7 February 2000 9:00pm
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
i am just buying AMDK6/2 450 ($54) and TYAN 1590 M/board ($84) from
Computergate.com
- Original Message -
From: "Josh McCaffrey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 2:31 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] KDE runs to slow!
snip
KDE runs very slow. It takes
Greetings folks,
I have just installed the full Linux-Mandrake 7.0 on a Compaq Armada
7400. When I attempting to start the pcmcia services, I get the
messages:
/lib/modules/2.2.14-1mdklinus/pcmcia not found
When I attempted to reinstall pcmcia using rpm, the system states the
package is
Why is it that I can telnet to my box as an unprivilidged user, but not as
root?
Cameron Kerr - Computer Technician
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ph:474 3367 or 474 3800 if unavailable
Cell: 021 2938869
No it isn't
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, Harold Hartley mewed:
you can find it at http://www.microsoft.com/ie/unix/ie40 and should be
there...
Harold
Mark Sheppard wrote:
I've been to about 45 Linux pages today, I'll go through my history and
see if I cant find it again.
...well
You probally installed Gimp when you installed, so use that. You can just type
"gimp" in the command prompt in X. Then after it starts up, go to "Xtns" in the
menu bar, then hit the "Screen Shot" option. Then it'll give you a dialog box
asking whether to get a single Window, or the whole screen.
Yes, it's been discussed before, Netscape for Linux blows and there's
not much else if you want to view flash or javascript content. I often end
up using Windows to view web pages that make Netscape crash.
As to alternatives that may be available in the future, there's Mozilla
which is entering
Yeah, it does sound good. They don't have a release date though... I think
it's important not to stop supporting the open source browsers out there
while we wait for Microsoft's vaporware.
If Microsoft does release IE for Linux and it's a good product, great, but
meanwhile I plan to assume that
Anyone have the dirt on the Evergreen AMD K6-2 upgrade? I'm running a
P133 also, and have seen the 333-400mhz AMD upgrades for $100-200US w/
BIOS upgrade. And then there's SO MANY motherboards around, I'm having
a difficult time choosing one. With all the graphics cards moving from
PCI
sethgimp does screenshots and even has a built in delay so
you can get the gimp window minimized before the shot.
Alan
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, you wrote:
its prolly the most simple thing to do, and i have no idea how to do
it. how do i do screenshots? thanks in advance.
seth
Craig wrote:
dave wrote:
Craig wrote:
I am very new to Linux, I'm triple booting with Win2K, Win98, Linux
my Epson Stylus Photo 700 works fantastic in all three.
Craig
Photo printing looks good/great??? Really sounds like Epson is the only
way to go! I still have on a
Dale Morris wrote:
I want to use exmh mail program, or maybe mutt. I have a cable modem
connection with DHCP and am running Mandrake 7.0. Can anyone tell me how
to configure Postfix?
I think there are some good html docs available for postfix installed
with Mandrake. Try looking in:
Cameron Kerr wrote:
Why is it that I can telnet to my box as an unprivilidged user, but not as
root?
sarcastic mode on
...erm, now let me think about that for a minute. If anyone could telnet
into your box as root I wonder if that might just pose some kinda
security risk?
/sarcastic mode
Mark Sheppard wrote:
What web browser does everyone use with Linux?
I did see that there is an IE port to unix available, and a possible linux
port in the works.
N don't do it! What makes you think the UNIX version of
IE will be any more stable than the Win32ver. (or
Anthony Huereca wrote:
You probally installed Gimp when you installed, so use that. You can just type
"gimp" in the command prompt in X. Then after it starts up, go to "Xtns" in the
menu bar, then hit the "Screen Shot" option. Then it'll give you a dialog box
asking whether to get a single
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Why is it that I can telnet to my box as an unprivilidged user, but not as
root?
Security.
Try logging in as a regular user then su
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Alex
(Go easy on me, I'm a COBOL programmer in real life)
Hi! I just installed Mandrake 7 and I noticed that it is only reading 64 Mb
of my 224 Totyal RAMS I have. Is that an error that 7.0 has?
Another thing that I am perplexed about is the fact that it is giving a
qrong time. I live here in New Jersey and all my other OS' like redhat
works fine
Speaking of Mozila, I wonder why it is so slllowww?
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, Anthony Huereca mewed:
I use Netscape, as it's the closest thing to IE on Linux. I agree though,
Netscape blows, and I'd do almost anything to get IE on here. Mozilla looks
sorta promising, but it's much too
Dude, I totally agree, variety and open source are the two major things that
make linux great (as well as price (or lack thereof)).
There is one thing you could pretty much guarantee though. Since there are
minor variations between the many different flavours of *nix boxes, M$ would
be forced to
I know enough Linux to do light system administration, but
my biggest newbie thing is cvs, what is it? why is it?
and how can it benefit me the most if i want to start writing freeware
for the Linux community?
--
Linux Cat
Yeah, with telnet, anyone with your ip could just snoop your root pass and
that'd be the end of it. You can SSH (secure shell) into your comp and log on
as root though. try ssh your ip -l username
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Cameron Kerr wrote:
Why is it that I can telnet to my box as
Greetings all,
I recently bought an HP Omnibook 800CT at a computer show for school, and am
in the process of wiping it clean and installing Mandrake 7. Minor problem
though... DrakeX doesn't seem to like my PCMCIA CD drive.
Just as a quick background, I'm using the 7.02 ISO burned to a CD,
Steve Wright wrote:
Cameron Kerr wrote:
Why is it that I can telnet to my box as an unprivilidged user, but not as
root?
sarcastic mode on
...erm, now let me think about that for a minute. If anyone could telnet
into your box as root I wonder if that might just pose some kinda
Yeah, I thought that might have been the case.
Is there a sater way, it's on my local, exclusive network (may connect to
'net one day)
-Original Message-
From: Steve Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 February 2000 10:29am
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie]
what about non-kde? X-Window in general
-Original Message-
From: dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 February 2000 10:50am
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] screenshots?
Anthony Huereca wrote:
You probally installed Gimp when you installed, so use that. You
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, Anthony Mage wrote:
Hi I'm entirely new to the Linux world, and I was interested in trying out
Mandrake's Linux. First of all, I would like to know if it will run on such
a system with 233 mhz AMD-K6 and 32 MB ram. (It's my old computer ^_^)
I run Mandrake on a system
In simple language, CVS is where you keep your code when lots of people
are working on it at the same time. When one person makes changes to the
code, he/she submits them to the cvs repository so everyone else can see
them/modify them.
Obviously, this helps open source by making it easier for
Greeting all. Has anyone sucessfully installed a HP 820c or other ppa
printer with the built in drivers in Mandrake7. If so could you explain how
to, or point me in the right direction? thanks.
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Vic wrote:
I know enough Linux to do light system administration, but
my biggest newbie thing is cvs, what is it? why is it?
and how can it benefit me the most if i want to start writing freeware
for the Linux community?
--
Linux Cat
Here's what I found:
http://www.sourcegear.com/CVS
Dude ... that would leave a big hole in your security.
Linux has deliberately blocked root from logging in
remotely. If you really want to do it, then I think you
can create a "super user" with access to everything
(haven't tried it but told by a friend it can happen)
OR:
load VNC server on
I'm trying to use rmpdrake. I attempted to add rmpfind.net/linux/
as the URL for a directory containing RPMs. Is this correct? What
should I put for the location for hdlist? Thanks,
Ted
Thank you
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, Sam mewed:
Vic wrote:
I know enough Linux to do light system administration, but
my biggest newbie thing is cvs, what is it? why is it?
and how can it benefit me the most if i want to start writing freeware
for the Linux community?
--
Linux Cat
John Catral wrote:
Hi! I just installed Mandrake 7 and I noticed that it is only reading 64 Mb
of my 224 Totyal RAMS I have. Is that an error that 7.0 has?
Hello,
I had the same problem. How do you launch Linux? If with lilo, then you should
add in the lilo.conf a line
specifing t othe
John Catral wrote:
Hi! I just installed Mandrake 7 and I noticed that it is only reading 64 Mb
of my 224 Totyal RAMS I have. Is that an error that 7.0 has?
Another thing that I am perplexed about is the fact that it is giving a
qrong time. I live here in New Jersey and all my other OS'
Lance Borden wrote:
Okay, I see what y'all are saying...high praise for the Epson S. P. 700! Since
I'm looking for a new printer right now, I went right out to find me one of those,
and where I live (Austria) I couldn't find one!
Or could I? I found Stylus Color 740, 750, 860 and
Does anyone have any working syntax that displays how to use chroot to jail
a user or group into a particular directory. I want to provide one account
for ftp but do not want the users rampaging my system. Could you please
explain where to put it.
Thanks
OK, i had MDK 6.1 on my syatem a week ago, and in my lilo.conf file i added
append="mem=128M"
to get all my 128M of RAM supported. But now with MDK 7, this does crap, and I
still get 64Ms at boot. Running Netscape and other things all at once *deserve*
all my RAM, but i just cant get it
The problem is linux does not yet support Ultra66 - at least not from the
install CD. I had the same problem and will probably buy a cheap non-Ultra66
HD for Linux.
Wil
- Original Message -
From: Roc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 6:32 PM
Subject:
6.5 is MacMillan's repackaging of 6.1... it's supposed to be exactly the
same.
DvB
On 7 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friend bought a genuine Mandrake 6.5 boxed release .. and
inside we found the cd was labeled 6.1 (as is the install wiz)
Perhaps this is the release # of the fixed
On the topic of the Epson 700 printer - I found one at PCConnection.com,
refurbished, for $99.95. I should have it tomorrow, and if it prints as
well from Mandrake as I'm hoping, I'll report to the group.
dave w
Question: What do you mean "drive D reserved for Linux"?
Ideally the partition you are gonna install into should not be
defined at all (Linux will do the partitioning for you).
do you already have NT on drive e:?
If it is necessary to keep the drive letter for the NT, then
I believe you will
hello.. thanks for the replies about screenshots :o) another question.
i just downloaded staroffice 5.1 (i love my t1 connection) and it is in
*.tar format. however when i try to untar is, i get the following error
(using terminal emulation):
gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
If I understand correctly...the ENTIRE 700 ie: 700, 701, 702, - 799 series of
Epson printer are considered to be WIN printer's.
CMIIW
Jaguar
"dave" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the topic of the Epson 700 printer - I found one at PCConnection.com,
refurbished, for $99.95. I should have it
I thought I had this licked last night, but I guess I didn't.
It seems that using crontab I can do neat console things like wget an
image from a web site, but I can't seem to make anything happen in X.
Can anyone tell me why this crontab wgets the file on schedule but
doesn't display it?
25 * *
Hello, I have a problem that nothing I have seems to explain...
I have a linux box running on an Asus P2B-S motherboard with 32 meg of
memory, Celeron 300a, Diamond Stealth 2000 video card (Pci with standard S3
chipset.), 8 Gig hard drive, LinkSys 10/100 Network card and a CD rom.
I have Linux
"John Catral" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi! I just installed Mandrake 7 and I noticed that it is only reading 64 Mb
of my 224 Totyal RAMS I have. Is that an error that 7.0 has?
=
Try editing /etc/lilo.conf
add:
append="mem=224M"
=
Gina,
Before install the drive, I install Mandrake 7.0-2.
and must choose "Generic VGA" in the VGA adapter section. According to the
document we must instal "VGA16" X server
First of all, I downloaded two RPM files from Intel WEB.
Then Follow the instruction in the release note!-
Hmm, I have this and it does work..
I compiled a kernel on the first try...
Used Xconfig from the KDE desktop.
Was able to compile from there and make zlilo and am running that kernal
now..
Now if I could get my network to network I would be happy...
- Original Message -
From: "David van
Has anyone tried installing VMWare 1.1.2 under Mandrake 7.0?
Help,
I just upgraded from 6.1, where my cdrom(memorex 4224) worked, to 7.0 and
now I get an invalid block device when I try to mount a cd. What can I do
to fix the problem???
Thanks
Ken
What is the output of dmesg?
also /var/log/messages might offer some help.
You might also try using linuxconf to set hostname
-Original Message-
From: Rodney Fulk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 February 2000 4:22pm
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] New install...
Rodney Fulk wrote:
Hello, I have a problem that nothing I have seems to explain...
I have a linux box running on an Asus P2B-S motherboard with 32 meg of
memory, Celeron 300a, Diamond Stealth 2000 video card (Pci with standard S3
chipset.), 8 Gig hard drive, LinkSys 10/100 Network card and
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, dave wrote:
I thought I had this licked last night, but I guess I didn't.
It seems that using crontab I can do neat console things like wget an
image from a web site, but I can't seem to make anything happen in X.
Can anyone tell me why this crontab wgets the file on
what command did you use? sounds like a tar zxvf file.tar
if the arcgive is not compressed you will get the error you mentioned
try
tar zvf file.tar is that failes re-download in binary mode *if ftp'ed)
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, HAL 9000 wrote:
hello.. thanks for the replies about screenshots :o)
"HAL" == HAL 9000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[snip]
HAL untar is, i get the following error (using terminal
HAL emulation): gzip: stdin: not in gzip format tar: Child
HAL returned status 1 tar: Error exit delayed from previous
HAL errors
[snip]
What options are you passing to
I had it installed on a seperate partition under 6.1. I installed 7.0 from
scratch, ran vmware-config.pl and... voila, it worked.
DvB
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, James W. Brodack wrote:
Has anyone tried installing VMWare 1.1.2 under Mandrake 7.0?
You may already have the answer by now, but I'll put my fourpence worth
in. When you boot/install from the Mandrake CD-ROM you will be given the
option to configure the hard drive spaces. You will be able to select
one of the two hard drives, hda or hdb, for the linux installation, just
select
"Ronald J. Yacketta" wrote:
what command did you use? sounds like a tar zxvf file.tar
if the arcgive is not compressed you will get the error you mentioned
try
tar zvf file.tar is that failes re-download in binary mode *if ftp'ed)
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, HAL 9000 wrote:
hello.. thanks
Hello. I have just reconfigured my system to make it more accessible by
non-MS Operating systems.
This is what I have. I have a 6.4 gig (C partition) drive on my primary
Controller, a DVD as master on my Secondary, a Mitsumi CDR on slave on my
secondary. I have a 9.1 gig on my promise Ultra66
hello.
big problem.
i had to disconnect my system components for maintenance and when i
reconnected them (with a new cpu), everything went haywire on the
bootup. since then, i managed to get to the "unmounting old kernel"
bit.
then, it says that my linux partition (hda3) was not cleanly
"James W. Brodack" wrote:
Has anyone tried installing VMWare 1.1.2 under Mandrake 7.0?
Not me, but the 2.0 beta installed without a hitch works fine,
except for repeatedly warning me that I did not have lockdoor
for my cdrom (something to do with supermount?) sound not going
(may be pointed
I have been trying to determine the problem that is causing my LED on my NIC
to drop as soon as my boot reaches Bringing up interface eth0 [ok} . My NIC
is attached to my cable modem. I have a dual boot and I have connectivity
through my cable modem in Win98. I am assuming that the LED
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