Hello,
I run 'soundconfig' in an Xterm each time i configure my sound, it
brings up a Yamaha OPL3-SAx driver which it is, and thus makes a mixer
available to adjust volume and the CD-Player then works. Though enabling
sound in KDE Control Centre and trying to play any sounds or having
sound
Mattias Stigmark wrote:
Where can I get information to get a asuscom isdn card
to work?
Have a look at Asuscom's site (something like
www.asuscom.com, check your manual)
Alex Riechert
have you tried adobe acrobat?
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
I have problems open ps and pdf files with gv and kghostview. I get
the error message:
with gv:
Unknown device: X11alpha
with kghostview:
Unknown device: X11
Does someone know which device I have
uninstall pppd package, and then re-install one from Mandrake 6.x, or
RedHat 5.x, or 6.x
Fran
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From: bluebottle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] PPPD
Date: 20 March 2000 18:55
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, you wrote:
One more question: When I try to
hello everyone
chadley here
first thanks to Michael h for responding to my original posting
however it still has not solved the problem and i think that the problem
is worst than i originally thought
here's the situation
i have setup mdk7.2 and left out my card (trusting lothar to put it in
try Drakconfig, it's in all of them (assuming you installed it of course)
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From: James [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 5:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [newbie] Can someone please
Vic wrote:
I have a weird question, I seem to remember as long
as unix has been around, and I don't think that Linux
is any exception, I am wondering about those
serial cards that can multiplex interrupts giving
us more than just 4 cua ports.
Or is there a nice big FAQ about this
KompuKit wrote:
I'm going to be buying a new 56k external modem...for
my linux box...this week, I was wondering which one I should buy...
and which one is best for under a 100.00
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at the lilo prompt type "linux 3" (without quotes)
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From: Gunther C. Hebein [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 11:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] HOW TO STOP XSERVER FROM LOADING
I got another problem:
My root-partition
Hi all,
Can anyone recommend a few good startup Linux books ? There are too many
out there now to start sampling. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
philomena
I started with "UNIX for Dummies", that was three years ago.
It's a lot of fun to read but it can also teach you a lot.
Meanwhile I'm a UNIX admin myself :-)
Still lots to learn, though, but with the " ... for Dummies"
books it's at least fun and amusing and gives you an easy start.
You should
Hi Jon
I'm very new to Linux and Thank you for your help. What is pcmcia
services?
This is the only card I have. I do remember seeing ne2000 somewhere in my
computer.
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From: Jon Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, March 20,
"Gunther C. Hebein" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got another problem:
My root-partition is full. As I decided for an graphical login when I
installed Mandrake, the XServer is loaded before you can login.
But the Server doesn't start anymore, maybe because the root-partition
is full. The
As ROOT have you tried "xf86config" ---w/o quotes, it's a text setup but you
should have very good knowledge of your hardware, vid card and monitor in
particular. When you finally get the settings you want ie:preference of
resolutions edited to the FIRST of each color depth setting
default
Bob Chin wrote:
"Gunther C. Hebein" wrote:
I got another problem:
My root-partition is full. As I decided for an graphical login when I
installed Mandrake, the XServer is loaded before you can login.
But the Server doesn't start anymore, maybe because the root-partition
is full. The
Not long ago Denis of MandrakeSoft stated categorically that Yamaha sound
cards are not well supported in Linux. Maybe just spend $10 or $20 for a
different sound card.
HTH
Jaguar
Simon Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I run 'soundconfig' in an Xterm each time i configure my
I know Cirrus Logic has an 56k/v.90 ISA hardware/jumpered modem for about
$40.00 or less.
HTH
Jaguar
jero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
KompuKit wrote:
I'm going to be buying a new 56k external modem...for
my linux box...this week, I was wondering which one I should buy...
and which one is
I performed a new install of MD 7.0-2 last night on my AMD K6-2 350 w/
ATI xpert@play, 5.1gb, 96mb.
I did an "Expert" install. It detected my nic and I correctly
configured @home. (cool!) But the DrakX (i think that is what the
install program is called) completely skipped over the "configure
"Using Linux" from QUE is good, and I also have "Linux Complete" from SYBEX
printed in 1999 it has great Networking/IPChain's info...and a summary of
command-line commands, as well as alot of other useful setup info. All for
$20.00 US or less, also check the bargain bin's for slightly older
Hi.
Please, delete me from a list of the
forum.
WBR kstas
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James wrote:
I've tried various X-windows interfaces and I am amazed to find that after
browsing through KDE, GNOME, XFCE3, WindowMaker, Afterstep, ICEWM, and
Plain_X11.. NONE of them have a windows properties selection that allows
for the editing of screen resolution! Unless it is hidden
root wrote:
root wrote:
Ok, lets get to my point...Ive installed mandrake linux like a month ago
but after I got used to it I started using its server, apache...I typed
httpd but when I typed "ps -ef" the two apache processes (nobody
--PID)it says [httpd defunct] 5 times
and
Roger,
When you install in expert mode, you have to make sure that you install all
the Window Managers (I think that's the term),when it gives you that list of
packages you want to install.
This happened to me also. The easiest way I found to correct this, was to
pop the CD back in, go through
I will try that tonight and keep you posted.
Thanks
Roger
Eunice Thompson wrote:
Roger,
When you install in expert mode, you have to make sure that you install all
the Window Managers (I think that's the term),when it gives you that list of
packages you want to install.
This happened to
Hi, I've been spending 2 weeks trying to install my 3Com 3CXe589E PCMCIA
ETHERNET CARD on a TOSHIBA 2500CDS with MANDRAKE 7.0, and just can't do it.
FIRST, at linux installation (when it asks if you want to configure the
net),it recognizes the card and actually it is supposed to make it work in
Roger Bird [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I performed a new install of MD 7.0-2 last night on my AMD K6-2 350 w/
ATI xpert@play, 5.1gb, 96mb.
I did an "Expert" install. It detected my nic and I correctly
configured @home. (cool!) But the DrakX (i think that is what the
install program is
I know that I am not Jon but just thought of giving my two cents.
try typing 'setup' and go to 'System Services'
then hunt for [ ]pcmcia.
hello writes:
Hi Jon
I'm very new to Linux and Thank you for your help. What is pcmcia
services?
This is the only card I have. I do remember
I've got a Yamaha sound card in my laptop and haven't had any problems
with it in linux. I just configure it and it runs like a charm.
Jaguar writes:
Not long ago Denis of MandrakeSoft stated categorically that Yamaha sound
cards are not well supported in Linux. Maybe just spend $10 or $20
On a last resort, try XF86Setup. It's an old way of setting up X-Windows.
Not used anymore except for extreme cases (with the exception of Slackware
where Xconfigurator doesn't exist)
Jero
Roger Bird writes:
I performed a new install of MD 7.0-2 last night on my AMD K6-2 350 w/
ATI
the pcmcia services ARE running right?
Jero
Carlos Salazar Mtz writes:
Hi, I've been spending 2 weeks trying to install my 3Com 3CXe589E PCMCIA
ETHERNET CARD on a TOSHIBA 2500CDS with MANDRAKE 7.0, and just can't do it.
FIRST, at linux installation (when it asks if you want to configure
root wrote:
root wrote:
root wrote:
Ok, lets get to my point...Ive installed mandrake linux like a month ago
but after I got used to it I started using its server, apache...I typed
httpd but when I typed "ps -ef" the two apache processes (nobody
--PID)it says [httpd defunct] 5
Jero: I've just run "setup" and pcmcia service appears like this: [*]pcmcia
when my system boots, when it comes up to finding module dependencies, it
first passes through "starting network" and it says "delaying
inicialization""failed". Few seconds later ir appears: "starting pcmcia
[ok]".
Did apache ever work on your machine? What happens if you point your web
browser on your box to localhost?
root [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/21/2000 09:33:54 AM
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cc:(bcc: Bryan Moorehead/Link/Allied Holdings)
Subject: [newbie]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did apache ever work on your machine? What happens if you point your web
browser on your box to localhost?
root [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/21/2000 09:33:54 AM
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cc:(bcc: Bryan Moorehead/Link/Allied
Oh, and when you do; put the highest resolution in front. For
example: "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480". The X server defaults to the first
resolution in the list.
Also, when you switch to lower resolutions, you'll notice you still have the big
resolution desktop, but you're just zoomed in, and
OK. What I meant to say is ...
What do you see on your screen if you point your browser to localhost? Does
your browser return an error, or do you get nothing at all?
root [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 03/21/2000 09:55:22 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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cc:
Richard wrote:
well sorta first I have to wait for a while then it says an error message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK. What I meant to say is ...
What do you see on your screen if you point your browser to localhost? Does
your browser return an error, or do you get nothing at all?
root
How can I do to installate Mandrake 7.0 on a
notebook compaq presario 1200?.Does Mandrake have a driver to Trident
cyberblade
i 7? please
help me .who knows people that installed it.? Thank you very
much
ZATTAR
root wrote:
Richard wrote:
well sorta first I have to wait for a while then it says an error message
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK. What I meant to say is ...
What do you see on your screen if you point your browser to localhost? Does
your browser return an error, or do you get
Laprass...buddy, dude
Could you turn off receipt's or quit doing whatever you are doing to echo this
message back to the list.
Thanks
Jaguar
root [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
root wrote:
Richard wrote:
well sorta first I have to wait for a while then it says an error
message
[EMAIL
I wonder if anyone can help me with this one:
I have a Celeron 466 with 64 MBytes of RAM, two hard drives (one
dedicated to
Windows and the second with 1 GB a Windows partition and 3 GB for
LINUX), a
CL-GD5465 video card with 4 MB and a NEC MultiSync XV17+ monitor, and an
Ethernet card plus
hsantos78 wrote:
I installed Mandrake 7 and used for several hours without a problem. The problem
comes know that i used root to adduser and my machine got stuck. i rebooted the
machine manually (reset). Know i did add the user but says that root does not exist.
can any one help me?
I just installed Linux on my laptop, and I now have two
problems. 1) I can't open my Star Office program.
2) I set the wrong size screen during install, and can't access
the program to resize it.
Any ideas?
Get your own "800" number - Free
Free
Thanks, I will give it a try but I remember typing setup in a terminal
window and getting a bash message file not found, or something like that. I
was in kde at the time.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday,
I'm running out of space on which I put everything except /boot. I've got
another partition to which I'd like to move /usr, but I don't have a clue
about how to do that. If there's a man page that explains it, just point
me toward it. Or if you're feeling generous, just describe what I suspect
Well, I'm back in business with X. I had various suggestions ranging from
the simple (install a couple of RPMs) to the complex (reinstall
everything). It seems taht my only problem was letting my partiton get
full! That prevented X from starting. Deleting some junk got me going
again. Whew!
--
I hated Unix for Dummies! It was the only Unix book in my town and I needed
to look up some commands. After being told I was to stupid to learn the
command I was interested in and that I should go find a Unix Guru and offer
him pizza, it hit the wastecan at high velocity.
Drazenko Djuricic
You have discovered the answer to your own question!
Use kpackage to open the RPM for the kernel you have installed and you can read
it for yourself.
Install the kernel marked kernel-2.2.14-15mdk.i586.rpm instead.
Carlos Salazar Mtz wrote:
Hi, I've been spending 2 weeks trying to install my
I also have an OPL3-SAx built into a laptop. Works great but I had to switch the DMA
settings.
Try flipping the two settings.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a Yamaha sound card in my laptop and haven't had any problems
with it in linux. I just configure it and it runs like a charm.
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