already giving up on linux Jon?
I am a newbie since a month as well... you can run linux even with small
knowledge
especially mandrake 7.0 but DUH you must read some documentation ! You think
we are gifted
and just knew everything ?? I'd wish ! get yourself a nice linux book and
get starting and y
I had the same problem when I updated to 7.0. Linuxconfig wouldn't even run in
the terminal window.
I went to mandake and updated the Drake Config to a newer version. It ran after
the new install. And linux configs graphic interface was one of the options
from within Drake.
Hope this helps.
Ka
Sig files or quotes exactly like this are what I am refering to. <-- see
bottom to whom this is a reply to...
Who the puck cares about some dead dude whom I have never heard of?
No I am saying that _some_ of you WHINE about a 1 or 2 K HTML/business card
attachement, as a waste of bandwidth..
I keep getting the error "ypbind_proc: Domain not found" when I reboot/boot
up. I have check my network settings and found nothing out of the ordinary.
Help. Thanks.
As for the modem problem, lets hope that you do
not have a 'winmodem' as these are not supported
very well in linux if at all.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] mewed:
> Ok, so I want to download this to run on Madrake 7.0, but I have to use
> Windows '95 and AOL to get it. Once I get it,
Dan:
If you are still up out there, I messed up big time. I logged off and shut
down the system without unmounting the zip drive. I finaly re-installed
linus to get the system back up. And of course I lost my email I had
tucked away on how to install the driver for the zip drive.
If you coul
On Apr 25, Jaguar wrote:
> Wow...a bunch of whiner's!!! (although a 2 MB file is quite large)
Oh, you think so? Considering most list mail is <3Kb, I'd say 2.8Mb is pretty
dang big!
> If your ISP connect is so bad ie: crappy ISP, worse phone lines, or a 28.8
> modem...all of these can be fixed
This is the best response yet. Great song but... Nuf said
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> To the individual who sent it:
>
> bad, bad dog.no biscuit, sit, stay -stay.
>
> (It was a cool song though :-)
>
> Russ
Ok no problem.
First bring up kppp via the menu or by typing
kppp in a virtual terminal.
Then click on setup, and a new window should
pop up titled kppp Configuration.
Then click on the New... button and another iwndow
should pop up titled New Acount
then the connection name (you can call this
To the individual who sent it:
bad, bad dog.no biscuit, sit, stay -stay.
(It was a cool song though :-)
Russ
"Antoniou, Stylianos" wrote:
> Hi there,
> I have configured two PCs (Mandrake7.0 & RedHat6.1) in my college network.
> When the network cards are connected to the network sockets everything is
> fine,I have access to the www from both and when I ping from one to the
> other I can get a connect
The last time I tried it, it worked for me I just did
not download any of thier software, I just took
the DNS numbers and put them into kppp
and I set my browser's home page to
http://home.freewwweb.com and it made out ok.
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, Benjamin Sher mewed:
> Dear Anthony:
>
> Out of cu
I have no problem with that, I suggested 100-200K
earlier, so 100K is fine with me, I don't think
even a long unix script would exceed 100K.---
Update me if that assessment was inaccurate, please.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, Denis Havlik mewed:
> Yet Another change in mailing lists policy
>
> There h
Of course it comes with screensavers. Just check out your KDE config tool if
you're using KDE; don't know the name of the corresponding Gnome tool.
hint: "matrix" is a pretty cool one, if you've seen the movie :-)
On Mar 19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Does Mandrake come with a screen
*** Before I read the complete thread.
Oh God, there we go again. Someone makes _one_ mistake on the list, and the
flaming starts all over again. Ok, it's not so nice of him to not consider the
poor modem-users when posting to the list by sending huge files, and it is quite
like you put it: "ema
Hello, I am trying to install mandrake 7.0. Everythings goes
well until it gets to the 2ns stage install and I receive this
error:
install exited abnormally -- received signal 9
send termination signals
sending kill signals
unmounting filesystem
/tmp/hdimage
/tmp/stage 2
/proc
The End
Hello,
I have posted this question before and never seemed to of gotten
an answer. I am currently using Mandrake 7.0, and installed what
I thought was a newer version of LinuxConf, but it was the same
version as came with the Distribution. Now when I open it using
DrakConf, it opens in a Terminal
Ok,
I don't think anyone answered this one yet, so here's the story:
BitchX is a console IRC client, it comes on your mandrake 7.0-2 CD. Don't know
about earlier Mdrake versions, but I'm sure it's on those as well. If not,
search and download on http://freshmeat.net
Signature files are simple:
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Hi!
>
> This maybe off- topic, but before attacking this guy for sending out such a huge
> mail, we should take the time and think back when we were new in the internet and
> did some things that offended some other people and learned out of it. Nobody
> accesses
Does Mandrake come with a screen saver? Or is this necessary for Linux?
'A Slave To The Drive To Obsession-
A Spirit With A Vision, Is A Dream With A Mission'
-Rush 'Mission'
-Chris
Rasputin
http://www.angelfire.com/ne/rasputin1/Rasputin.html
I'm not sure how to check the dns numbers in the kppp. You may have to walk
me through this...I am fairly new to Linux and fairly new to computers (owned
one for 2 years).
-Chris
In a message dated 03/19/2000 4:37:57 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> the freewwweb ser
The Canon BJC is the model that has taken over from the 4000 series. I was
wondering if anyone has got this to work under MDK 7.0 yet and how they did it.
Did you use the 4000 series driver or does it need to be done a different way.
Wayne
***
*
Do a re-boot, telinit 6 or reboot and when the lilo boot:
thing comes up type linux 1 and then press enter or return
and it will come up into a single user mode, after which
you can delete inside of /etc/passwd the part that lists
root's password, then reboot and try to log in as root again,
and d
hello,
as many of you may know, in windows any time you print you are given an
indication of how much ink you have left in your printer.
does anyone happen to hnow of an equivelant program/application for
linux that can be downloaded from a web site or is just hiding away on
such a disk as #5 co
Hi!
This maybe off- topic, but before attacking this guy for sending out
such a huge
mail, we should take the time and think back when we were new in the
internet and
did some things that offended some other people and learned out of it.
Nobody
accesses the internet with knowledge about what to d
I thought that e mail listers were configured to
not post anything larger than like 200K or so
lest it be truncated.
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, bluebottle mewed:
> On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> >
>
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Jeremy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: "Mandrake Newbie
the freewwweb service does not require the windows
software, all I did was to put the correct dns numbers
in kppp where they belong (ask me if you don't quite know)
and then *make sure* that the browser that your using
has "home page" set to http://home.freewwweb.com
and that should continue to wo
Hi!
This maybe off- topic, but before attacking this guy for sending out such a huge
mail, we should take the time and think back when we were new in the internet and
did some things that offended some other people and learned out of it. Nobody
accesses the internet with knowledge about what to d
I'm not sure how to stop it, but I think I know what causes it. Some programs
seem to he hard coded to use kfm(KMail uses it for links). When ever
such a progam is run, AFAIK starting kfm pretty much starts KDE.
Richard
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> All,
> I use Gnome with sawmill as my p
Did you check that there is the two DNS numbers
are entered into the kppp setup?
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, stathis gotsis mewed:
> i have mandrake 7.0.when i connect to the internet through kppp,then
> netscape can find no host,the same happens with other applications ,such as
> mail clients.what co
Ok, so I want to download this to run on Madrake 7.0, but I have to use
Windows '95 and AOL to get it. Once I get it, how do I get Linux to dectect
my modem and how do I install the program..?
-Chris
In a message dated 03/19/2000 1:44:21 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
All,
I use Gnome with sawmill as my preferred choice. When I use some kde programs
(kmail for example) my desktop gets filled with the kde icons. This happens
some times and not others. Is there a way to stop this?
Wayne
***
***
Wayne P
Yeah, it's possible.
I just use ASCII-art at the boot-prompt (the linux logo you get when you type
linux_logo at the prompt if you have the package installed).
somehow, a "real" graphic must be possible too, since the install does it, but I
have no idea how.
You can get the ascii-stuff however
WHINERS!!! Really!! What makes you think that you're an
authority on other people's ISP and phone company relations?!
Every ISP I've tried can only supply a 26,400-28,800 connection
in my area even though I use an excellent 56K external hardware
modem. The phone company has explained time afte
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
This is interesting. I connect at 50K without fail, but my neighbor, using the
same cable just another pair, only connects at 28.8. Futhormore, my home is
wired with 4 pair Cat5 cable from the demark. If I use the other line (bl/wh)
that has my house phones on i
Hi:
I just recently purchased a Mandrake 7.0 Red Had, and have successfully
installed it on my machines, and mounted all devices except my IOmega zip
drives. They are all parrellel port types, and I just can not get them to
mount.
I have mounted two external CD roms using the parrellel port, an
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
>
> On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 16:22:06 -0600, Jeremy wrote:
>
> >If that works for you, you got it easy.
>
> --
> Sun, 19 Mar 2000 12:54:40
>
> Well Jeremy, it wasn't that easy , but it is working really
> fine..
> I did not intend to put a
boot to a dos floppy (win9x startup disk) give command sys c: reboot
let me know if it works
--Original Message--
From: RICHARD FRIEDMAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 'mandrake' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: March 19, 2000 6:38:45 PM GMT
Subject: [newbie] Dual Booting
OK... I just installed a new
Where i live u have one choice in phone company's, ive tried EVERY ISP and
i still connect at 28.8. Whiner's?? I dont think so! I come to check my
mail, and just to see if someone usefull mailed me, i have to wait 15
minutes to download it.
I would care less if I was on DSL, but that isnt th
RICHARD FRIEDMAN wrote:
>
> A few days ago I got a copy of the MacMillan version of Mandrake 7.0. I have
> a couple of things to say about the new graphical installation.
>
> First, generally, I'm not impressed. I actually found the old installation
> method easier to use. The installation of pa
Ha! I did this the other day... :)
Here is what I had to to to fix it.
1. I grabbed my linux boot floppy made during the install and made sure it
worked.
2. I grabbed my Windoze boot floppy made during the install and made sure it
worked.
3. ran lilo -u -U /dev/hda
4. ran lilo -u -U /dev/hd
On Fri, 25 Apr 2036, you wrote:
> Wow...a bunch of whiner's!!! (although a 2 MB file is quite large)
>
> If your ISP connect is so bad ie: crappy ISP, worse phone lines, or a 28.8
> modem...all of these can be fixed fairly easily...the easiest would be to but
> a $40.00 hardware modem from Cirru
Sun, 19 Mar 2000 13:35:27
After logging out of KDE on my Mandrake 6.1 Helios 2-2-13-7 MDK, I see
several lines of "wrong charset installed"but the Mandrake does
not tell me what charset it is hungry for..
The print seems to look ok to me on all the screens and I have
never changed a
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000 16:22:06 -0600, Jeremy wrote:
>If that works for you, you got it easy.
--
Sun, 19 Mar 2000 12:54:40
Well Jeremy, it wasn't that easy , but it is working really
fine..
I did not intend to put any money into this old P-166..it has
the antique BIOS
Difficult to say without sitting in front of your machine but a lot of
bios will allow you to remove an IRQ from the pool.
Maybe you can set IRQ 12 = ISA not pnp/pci
Benjamin Sher wrote:
> Dear Alan:
>
> Thanks so very much for the comment. Yes, that IRQ 12 was conflicting
> with other PnP IRQ
I've got the same problem... the only drivers I can find for the 3c905 do not
work with the 2.2.14 kernel!!
Help!!
"Peter H. Hackett" wrote:
> Ahh... it seems that for what ever reason... my 3com 3C900 Combo is not
> detected. (not listed in dmesg).. that would explain it. Any way I can
> 'for
bluebottle wrote:
>
> I wonder what gives a person such an inflated view of their own self-importance
> that they feel they have the right to add a 2mb attachment to a group email. At
> about 4kb/s download speed that is at least 9 minutes of time for an attachment
> that most of us won't open.
>
Benjamin Sher wrote:
>
> Dear Anthony:
>
> Out of curiosity, I just went to the
> https://reg.freewwweb.com/cgi-bin/signup.cgi site you mentioned. Here is
> their home page:
>
> FreeWWWeb:
>
> http://www.freewwweb.com/pricing/pricmain.html
>
> http://www.freewwweb.com/register/ordmain.html
>
A few days ago I got a copy of the MacMillan version of Mandrake 7.0. I have
a couple of things to say about the new graphical installation.
First, generally, I'm not impressed. I actually found the old installation
method easier to use. The installation of packages seems to be a crapshoot.
I did
Thanks that fixed it
it is the little things we forget
- Original Message -
From: "Audrey Beck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Linux-list@" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 3:40 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] DSL problems
> Do you have the addresses for your name servers on your
Ernie wrote:
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ernie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 6:23 AM
> To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"@mandrakesoft.mandrakesoft.com
> Subject: FTP
>
> Hello, I am trying to set Up the ultimate bulletin board system on my
> machine, and when I cre
U must be a moron to send an attachment to a list!! Im stuck out here on a
28.8 and it took forever to download. But dont suspend the guy. Just uhh,
dont do it no more :-)
At 06:27 PM 3/19/00 +, you wrote:
>On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> > Johndon't overreact, everyone deserves a
OK... I just installed a new hard drive in my machine. Now Linux gets it's
own drive! :-) Anyway, I have Windoze on the Primary master (/dev/hda).
Linux is on the secondary master (/dev/hdc). The problem is, I installed
LILO in the master boot record on /dev/hda. It will boot Linux but not
Windoze
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Johndon't overreact, everyone deserves a second chance and
> I'm sure there was no malicious intent.
>
> Alan
I'll accept your point Alan - perhaps the penalty I requested was rather harsh
and the perpetrator is not usually guilty of such faux pas.
I feel t
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> Just for information why isn't it possible to simply decline to open large
> attachments (not that I make a habit of sending them) , I open very few
> attachments of any kind on security principle unless I know where they come
> from.
Opening the attachment is di
On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, Daryl Fisk wrote:
> I can get fetchmail to download my mail, but when it comes time for it to turn
> it over to the system, everything seems to be thrown into the "bit bucket"
> how do I get fetchmail to do its job?
>
>
Daryl,
have you change the .rc to rw mode?
try
$ chm
Denisworks for me :-)
Alan
Denis Havlik wrote:
>
> Yet Another change in mailing lists policy
>
> There have been several annoyingly long e-mails on newbie list lately, so
> I have decided to limit the size of the messages which are accepted to the
> lists.
>
> As of now, e-mails longer
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> There have been several annoyingly long e-mails on newbie list lately, so
> I have decided to limit the size of the messages which are accepted to the
> lists.
>
> As of now, e-mails longer than 100kb are not accepted to this mailing list
> anymore. If you want
Johndon't overreact, everyone deserves a second chance and
I'm sure there was no malicious intent.
Alan
bluebottle wrote:
>
> I wonder what gives a person such an inflated view of their own self-importance
> that they feel they have the right to add a 2mb attachment to a group email. At
>
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, you wrote:
>
> Of course I am utterly spoilt using a 2mb bandwidth and can well remember
> the frustrations of slow downloads however in this kind of scenario there
> is, like sex & violence on TV, an easy solution, its called the off switch
> or in computerese the mouse clic
Bet this will curtail some of the html stuff too - that tends to be big.
Ty C. Mixon
F.T.C. Enterprises
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ 26147713
TonyI have a 28,800 modem connection. I had to download for
1/2 hour before I could 'not' open the attachment. This sort of
thing is 'not' appropriate on a mailing list.
Alan
Tony wrote:
>
> Your comment is certainly one I listen too carefully particularly since it
> is polite and not of
Dear Anthony:
Out of curiosity, I just went to the
https://reg.freewwweb.com/cgi-bin/signup.cgi site you mentioned. Here is
their home page:
FreeWWWeb:
http://www.freewwweb.com/pricing/pricmain.html
http://www.freewwweb.com/register/ordmain.html
You'll find on the above page specific inform
GGlose the paranoid security, become normal.
Alan
kiriakos wrote:
>
> Well thank you all guys, but 7.0-2 didn't do it for me. I did as Alan
> suggested , that is I made a floppy from a cdrom.img of 7.0-2 version
> and I still got the error message that I need 1180 megs and the /
> filesyst
I need a program/package that will store all my
usernames/passwords for myself...and only allow
myself to access it...anyone know of a good one?
--
<===KompuKit===>
Kit Goins ICQ# 7110071
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Lowell, Mass.
Web Des
Hello all,
I started using RedHat about a year ago, then tried SuSE and now I'm onto
Mandrake. My problem is with /dev/modem permissions when trying to access
minicom. Under SuSE, I had no problem using minicom as a user (not 'root').
But with both RedHat & now Mandrake, I get 'permission denied
First, you can access 'linuxconf' by typing 'linuxconf' on any terminal
window (xterm, eterm, etc.)
Second, I'm not sure why you can't access Drakconf through KDE except that
you should make sure you're logged in as 'root'. Hope that helps
- Original Message -
From: "jeff" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Yet Another change in mailing lists policy
There have been several annoyingly long e-mails on newbie list lately, so
I have decided to limit the size of the messages which are accepted to the
lists.
As of now, e-mails longer than 100kb are not accepted to this mailing list
anymore. If you want t
So this will be ok for dial-up? I'm oldskool, and I live in the older part
of the city where they don't have DSL...
-Chris
In a message dated 03/19/2000 8:26:15 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Nope, you don't have to use any program. Just go to this page:
> https://
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, kiriakos wrote:
:~>Well thank you all guys, but 7.0-2 didn't do it for me. I did as Alan
:~>suggested , that is I made a floppy from a cdrom.img of 7.0-2 version
:~>and I still got the error message that I need 1180 megs and the /
:~>filesystem is not sufficient. I managed to
Ahh... it seems that for what ever reason... my 3com 3C900 Combo is not
detected. (not listed in dmesg).. that would explain it. Any way I can
'force' detection of it? Anyone???
The thing works in RH, why not in Mandrake??
Any and all help appreciated!
Pete
- Original Message -
From: "
:~>Hi Folks!
:~>
:~>Did anybody get or know where I can download the
:~>Gnutella sources and/or binaries?
Njam, njam! Free nutella clone I always wanted to have THAT one.
Newt think you know it will be "gMozzart-Kugel" and "gSacher-Torte". I
can't wait!
:-)
--
-
Probably an incorrect mouse driver.
Open a console, and type "setup" <-- without quotes, choose the Mouse Config
option, and try a different driver within your manufacturers options ie:
Logitech mouse -> Logitech driver/generic driver, make sure you choose the
correct interface also.
Once your dri
kiriakos wrote:
>
> Well thank you all guys, but 7.0-2 didn't do it for me. I did as Alan
> suggested , that is I made a floppy from a cdrom.img of 7.0-2 version
> and I still got the error message that I need 1180 megs and the /
> filesystem is not sufficient. I managed to install the packages b
stathis gotsis wrote:
>
> i have mandrake 7.0.when i connect to the internet through kppp,then
> netscape can find no host,the same happens with other applications ,such as
> mail clients.what could be possibly wrong.i would appreciate any help.
> _
Benjamin Sher wrote:
>
> Dear friends:
>
> Thanks to all the wonderful advice cocerning LInux and Vmware, I was
> able to set up a Win3.1 virtual machine in Vmware and install Windows
> Media Player 3.0. As I sadly explained yesterday, TV 6 of Moscow has
> chosen to broadcast their LIVE domesti
Your comment is certainly one I listen too carefully particularly since it
is polite and not offensive in its approach, those who are offensive are
like barking dogs unworthy of attention, in the words of one reply - You
Know Who You Are.
Just for information why isn't it possible to simply decl
You need an icon box running to recover them. You can either use the one from
Enlightenment or the one from Gnome.
To turn on the icon box in Enlightenment press and hold a CTRL key and then
left-click on your desktop. Select the desktop menu and choose Create New Icon
Box.
-Necro
On Sun, 19 M
Hi,I'm trying to download MDK 7.0, but all the sites appear to have
single filedownload. It wasn't like that yesterday. I hope this doesn't mean
I have todownload each file one at a time. Any
ideas?ThanksRWB
Nope, you don't have to use any program. Just go to this page:
https://reg.freewwweb.com/cgi-bin/signup.cgi and then just fill out the info it
asks for. And now you're signed up! And thanks for the link to it, for while I
already have cable, I used it to connect my Dreamcast to the internet.
> I
Do you have the addresses for your name servers on your isp? The
easiest way to enter them is to go into linuxconf, network, client, dns
and put in what they give you.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000 05:41:43 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
>Where can I get information to get a asuscom isdn card
>to work?
Support for internal ISDN cards in linux is extremely limited. Unless
its on the list of supported cards you arent prob going to be able to
get it working.If using ISDN pro
Where can I get information to get a asuscom isdn card
to work?
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger.
http://im.yahoo.com
I don't have a DVD, so I'm not sure about the performances, but I heard
about a program called decss. I think you'll find it at
http://www.tuxfinder.com
HTH
Flupke
Wayne wrote:
>
> I am a relatively 'stable' user though not expert enough to go patching my
> kernel (yet) for the purposes of inst
I had some problems and I missed this file.
Could someone send it to me to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (or tell me where I can
get it) please?
Thanx in advance.
Flupke
Jon Hunter wrote:
>
> Might tick off those of us without a broadband connection...
>
> Please don't post binaries.
>
> If you want to
hi,
I have some problem in recover those minimize programe.
Everytime after I minimezed the programes, I can't find any way to recover it again.
And to make matter worse, I turned iconbox off, and now I can no longer turn it on
again.
any one can help.
James, try reconfiguring Xwindows and change the baud rate of the mouse
to 1200, that worked for me
GG
James wrote:
>
> Ok, now I have my mouse working just fine when I am in the console (just
> before issuing startX), but when I start Xwindows, my mouse cursor starts
> in the center of th
-Original Message-
From: Ernie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, March 19, 2000 6:23 AM
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'"@mandrakesoft.mandrakesoft.com
Subject: FTP
Hello, I am trying to set Up the ultimate bulletin board system on my
machine, and when I create the folder and unzip the
-- Messaggio Inoltrato --
Subject: Re: [newbie] good graphics software in linux?
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 21:23:05 +0100
From: Emanuele La Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
gtksee seems to work fine.
Il ven, 17 mar 2000, hai scritto:
> hi all is there any good/fast graphics viewers in m
gtksee seems to work fine.
Il ven, 17 mar 2000, hai scritto:
> hi all is there any good/fast graphics viewers in mandrake like window's acdsee?
I wonder what gives a person such an inflated view of their own self-importance
that they feel they have the right to add a 2mb attachment to a group email. At
about 4kb/s download speed that is at least 9 minutes of time for an attachment
that most of us won't open.
The person knows who they are
I've found my problem, I'm using a serial mouse rather than a PS/2.. had
my settings wrong.
Thanks for the help.
james
Dear Alan:
Thanks so very much for the comment. Yes, that IRQ 12 was conflicting
with other PnP IRQ's. It was driving the mouse and me nuts.
Thanks so much.
Benjamin
--
Benjamin and Anna Sher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sher's Russian Web
http://www.websher.net
"Oliver L. Plaine Jr." wrote:
>
> On Fri, 17 Mar 2000 23:09:43 -0600, you wrote:
>
> >ujeevan wrote:
> >>
> >> HELP ME PLEASE !!!
> >>
> >> my friend has a 14g HD (FUJITSU) and he is trying to install Mandrake 7
> >> on his computer. we tried to boot the computer with 14G, but the
> >> computer
Can anyone shed some light on this error??
I was trying to compile from a fresh install of 7.02 using Expert/Normal
checking for X... configure: error: Can't find X includes. Please check your
installation and add the correct paths!
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Might tick off those of us without a broadband connection...
Please don't post binaries.
If you want to share a file, post it on the web.
Tony wrote:
> Might amuse those who have not heard it yet!
> "Weave a circle round him thrice,
> And close your eyes with holy dread,
> For he on honeyd
I just upgrade the server at work. All went well, but after install I
went to the KDE and there was no linux config and drake config was there
but it wouldn't come up.
Any clues ?
I checked this out...I am currently using Winblows '95 and AOL to dial
up...When I went there it asked me what type of OP, and didn't have anything
listed for Mandrake...Will downloading this software work under Linux?
-Chris
In a message dated 03/16/2000 4:21:42 PM Central Standard Time,
For whatever reason, I cant get dhcp working... in fact, I cant seem to get
the network up at all. I've tried to config it using linuxconf tool but no
luck. When you use dhcp (Road Runner cable modem service), what information
do you 'need' to supply when configuring with the tool?
Any tips app
Greeings all,
I know this is slightly off topic, but this is my primary mail list so I
was hoping someone could spare a few links.. I'm fairly competent in
C/C++ and would like to get started in Linux Programming.. The only real
problem is I'm not use to anything Linux.. Configure and Makefiles t
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