add append="128M" to your /etc/lilo.conf file and then issue the command
'lilo', without the quotes, from the command line.
buena suerte!
Mike
patolucas wrote:
Hello people. (Sorry for my english, i speak spanish)
This is my first instalation of Mandrake linux an this not detect mare tha
haha! Happy Easter to you too!
Mike
Dan LaBine wrote:
Enough is Enough!! Have some compassion for the rest of us will ya? It's
easter for God's sake! Most of us ( I hope! ) just ate a hell of a lot of
ham or something, and all you can talk about is FAT??? Why not wait until
tomorrow when
Just found out why Caldera was running slow on my 486. The new install
sometimes does not set up the swap partition properly. Edited the fstab
file, and all is working well.
Phil
Mandrake still very stable on my Celeron 400 :)
Just figured that with all the arguing going on in here that we could use a
little humour. I will admit however, that us Linux folks are passionate
about our O/S 's. What'cha gonna do, eh? Have a good one, but go easy on the
chocolate bunnies!
Dan
( here ends the easter comments! Let's get back
I don't know if this is a off topic question but I have no idea where can I
find alt.os.linuxmandrake in a public news server. Does anyone have any
information? Thanks in advance. Oder.
Hi Oder,
It is alt.os.linux mandrake. I have it on the news server that my ISP
subscribes to. Note the space between linux and mandrake. Sometimes those
news servers can be finicky. Maybe that's why you aren't finding it. Did
you try running a search at deja.com?
Thanks,
Kathleen
Hello!
What device under /dev would be the SCSI bus? The reason I ask is
because I am trying to give my regular non-root user access to burn CDs. I
added it to the cdwriter group, so it does have access to /dev/scd0 (the CD
burner device itself) and can burn CDs under Linux. However, I would
Oder Santos schrieb:
I don't know if this is a off topic question but I have no idea where can I
find alt.os.linuxmandrake in a public news server. Does anyone have any
information? Thanks in advance. Oder.
there's a newsgroup alt.os.linux.mandrake
jogger
In listing files in terminal mode (Mandrake 7.0) I find the color green hard
to read. Is there a way to change to another color?
Any suggestions much appreciated.
Michael Coady
Sent this a while back, but no luck. Any find out yet?
Ty C. Mixon
F.T.C. Enterprises
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yes but your fstab.conf file has to have vfat as the type.
Vic wrote:
Just out of curiosity, I wonder if Linux (any version) can
read a fat32 partition.
No rush, just curious.
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Want to make some extra pocket change
listening to your realplayer while you surf?
Hi again,
Just out of curiosity, is the start-up boot manager just an addition to the
Debian versions such as Corel and Storm Linux?
Thanks,
Evan Holt
Hi there,
I have set up my PC (a Gateway G6-233) as a dual boot systen. I am able to
boot into Windows 95 and Linux Mandrake 7.0 without any problems. I have a
Seagate tape drive which works perfectly well under Windows. When I boot into
Linux the operating system seems to recognise its
Hi all,
I need some help with CommuniGate Pro. I want to evaluate it but I have some
questions. Can anyone send me to a news group or list for help? I checked
Stalker.com and didn't see anything that could help.
I have it configured to poll a pop3 server but I'm not sure of how a client
on my
I recently found an old 386 Unisys PC that I'm trying to install Red Hat 6.1
on. It has the Adaptec ASW B626 SCSI card on the motherboard. None of the RH
drivers will load, and the hd is scsi as well as the apple cdrom I scavanged.
Anyone have any ideas?
Wow! That's probably before my
subscribe newbie
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I'm using VMWARE. You can boot an OS as a Virtual Machine from Linux using this
product. Download a trial copy at http://www.vmware.com/.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Tim McCluskey
Amdahl Corporation
"Jason R. Lucier" wrote:
Try a program you can find it at www.vmware.com
- Original
I was having similar problems. I needed to do the following:
insmod ftape
insmod zftape
in that order before anything would work
Michelle
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, you wrote:
Hi there,
I have set up my PC (a Gateway G6-233) as a dual boot systen. I am able to
boot into Windows 95 and Linux
First day with Linux and with a few
questions:
Pg 83 User Guide and Reference Manual
"You can launch LinuxConf directly from a terminal
and select the Networking heading or type netconf directly." What the heck does
that mean?
While in root typing netconf in konsole it seems to
come up
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Oder Santos wrote:
I don't know if this is a off topic question but I have no idea where can I
find alt.os.linuxmandrake in a public news server. Does anyone have any
information? Thanks in advance. Oder.
Oder,
try alt.os.linux.mandrake
terry
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Hi!
Just having spent a couple of days installing and configuring Mandrake, I find
that I can access all my drives *except* my internal ATAPI Zip drive. Can
someone please tell me if it's possible to access it and if so, how?
Regards,
Martin
It takes a couple of days? How did you get
the other drives to show?
I'm tying to get at the IBM Lotus.
Sparks
- Original Message -
From:
Martin Foster
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 9:33
AM
Subject: [newbie] Internal ATAPI Zip
drive
After you get everything installed, go to your desktop and click on
'DrakConf', from there you can select linuxconf. It's an administration
tool used to simplify those sort of tasks. For more info go to:
http://dns.solucorp.qc.ca/linuxconf/
Mike
WSJ wrote:
First day with Linux and with
Try
"modprobe imm"
at the command line, no quotations. Mandrake works fine with my external
ZIP +.
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, "WSJ" wrote:
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2000 11:18:22 -0700
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "WSJ" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Internal ATAPI
Hi there,
I just caught a little bit of the previous discussion on Samba when I joined
this list, so please excuse me if I'm re-earthing an already beat to death
topic on newbies and Samba ;-)
I'm running Mandrake and Win98 (dual boot) here at home durring my summer
holidays from College. My
If there are any out there still attempting to rid themselves of this
mail list, go to:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3
scroll down to the Newby listings and then do your dispearing act.
Good Luck,
don
I thought I knew that I knew what I thought
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
I'm just getting started programmming in Linux ( I know C/C++ pretty well
in windows ), and I'm wondering where is a good place to start with C/C++
can anybody recomend any good books or freee docs, or anything else that
can help me get started?
If you
Hello there,
I'm having problems w/my us robotics 56k ISA modem (no
switches or jumpers).
For some reason it's reconized by the linux software as being
ttys0. W98/w2000 see it as com3 irq10.
What can I do to force linux to see it as ttys2? I cannot use
ttys0, it's used by the mouse.
Also,
If the modem's box it came in says "requires Windows", then it cannot be used
under Linux. It's what's called a "WinModem", and will ONLY work under Win
95/98/2k, and not under any other OS that's not belonging to the "monopoly
family".
John "Jay" Serafin, owner/audio engineer
Serafin
You could also give VNC a try. It is a program that lets you run an X
desktop using the windowmanager of your choice from a Windows or Mac,
and a Windows desktop from your X Workstation. The client is very fast,
and even comes as a java applet you can run in a browser. What it does
is it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well i thank you all for the answer to my previous question - but i have just
one more.. is there a way to reconfigure the display/monitor settings in
the Linux GUI interface? I am able to see everything, but it is huge - where
do i go to fix that?Thanks,
If you don't find X*Setup on your system, then check for Xconfigurator
and or a drak configuration tool. SuperProbe will also tell you about
your video card.
Before running SuperProbe, though, read the man page for this tool.
Supposedly, running SuperProbe (with uppercase S and P) can cause
Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
On Fri, 21 Apr 2000, J D wrote:
did you partition your hdd? or do you have an empty hdd? are you running
any other os's? if you can, provide a little more info, and we'll see what
we can think of.
Thanks for you mail, also to Eric!
Yes, there were no
Emmette Hutchison wrote:
how to I remove or stop using a desktop environment like gnome or kde?
At this point I just want enlightenment running.
(I'm assuming that I have to edit an x settings file somewhere, but I'm
not quite sure where.)
Emmette
To be able to stop using or to uninstall?
Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
On Thu, 20 Apr 2000, Nickolay Belostotsky wrote:
Hello! It's my first ever installation of Linux, so please be nice :-)
Fine!
So. I installed it into my D: DOS partition using Linux4Win (not the
best variant, I know... Just didn't want to lose my 8Gb of
Wayne Petherick wrote:
This
is OT so I will take it OLcould anyone here who has partition magic
v5 contact me off list please.Thanks,Wayne
Why is that OT? The subject is pertinent to this mailing list, because
this list is about supporting people with installation and configuration
of
Martin Dowman wrote:
Product: Complete Linux Mandrake 7.0. After running the included
partition magic and setting up the Linux
partition @ 860MB I am recieving a message during Linux install:
Mandrake provides PM, from PQ? Try the real PM from PQ?
mike
"I can't read your
J D wrote:
well, i can tell you that it is a problem with X. i had the same problem,
but it was caused by another problem (mainly my hdd becoming read only).
but i don't know how to fix it. sorry man.
May have already been answered, but in case it hasn't, then try with the text
install
May have already been answered, but in case it hasn't I'll provide an answer.
You need a separate /boot for each Linux configuration you have installed.
Whether or not you give /boot it's own filesystem or make it part of the /
filesystem partition is up to you (I have separate filesystems for
Might be able to use Xconfigurator to tell Linux to boot into gui mode. Check
out this tool; although, there may also be a drak tool for this, and you could
search your system to find the drak tool.
mike
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You mean you started playing w/ Linux BEFORE you went insane.
Erik B. Flitman wrote:
My system was powered down improperlyto make a long story short, I get
the following error when attempting to run anything that requires X:
/usr/X11R6/bin/X: error in loading shared libraries: libfont.so.1: cannot
open shared object file: No such file or directory
Because qt is installed from an rpm, you can find the files for qt with
rpm
rpm -qil qt
If you need more information on qt, then read the man page on rpm, for
query options, and you might find useful information in the qt documentation
directories under or in
the /usr/doc directory.
mike
KompuKit wrote:
hey, you know what? I just realised...that it's possible
that , in order to copy files over to a floppy...in linux...
I first must RE-FORMAT the disks for the linux OS...
Is this true? If so, How do I accomplish this?
I haven't needed to copy files to a floppy
Martin;
To mount your internal zip drive; 1st - open a terminal window; 2nd - change to
directory "/mnt"; 3rd - make a directory for it (I used "zip"); 4th - now mount
it.
i.e.
cd /
cd /mnt
md zip
cd /
mount t- vfat /dev/sda4 /mnt/zip
The "sda4" in "/dev" maybe different on your machine.
Wayne Petherick wrote:
This is OT so I will take it OLcould anyone here who has partition
magic v5 contact me off list please. Thanks,Wayne
Why is that OT? The subject is pertinent to this mailing list, because this
list is about supporting people with installation and configuration of
On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, you wrote:
It takes a couple of days?
Yes but naturally, I didn't spend the whole of each day doing it :-)
How did you get the other drives to show?
During the installation, I "told" it to start KDE automatically and when KDE
starts, all my DOS logical drives are
I noticed in my version of lilo.conf it has a lilo="" or somthing like
that...
If I ever need to add the mem statement do I leaver the other one in???
MarkP
Mike Corbeil wrote:
Claus Atzenbeck wrote:
append="mem=128M"
-- Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's
Nice try Andy, though wrong. For those of you who are dying to know I lost
some documentation in a recent move and wanted to know a few things about
re-installing the software.
Wayne
- Original Message -
From: andy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2000
KompuKit wrote:
hey, you know what? I just realised...that it's possible
that , in order to copy files over to a floppy...in linux...
I first must RE-FORMAT the disks for the linux OS...
Is this true? If so, How do I accomplish this?
In the true Linux-Everywhere-on Everything. Linux
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