When setting your hardware, is it necessary to always recompile the
kernel?
And, if it is, would it wipe out the original image?
Can some one provide the steps.
Roman
(Never stop learning what you don't know)
Jim wrote:
Great suggestion!
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Excellent. I am looking forward to it.
Roman
From: "Anthony Huereca" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 4:25 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] GET READY FOR A DISCUSSION: Libaries
Wow, a company that
Hi
My name is Marco, I work mainly in the 3d animation field (Special Fx, composition and
so)
I was tracking the Linux "evolution" and join it with the Mandrake 7.0 version.
I have reinstalled it some times because each time I do something, the Graphical mode
dissapears.
If i get a new
Hi
My name is Marco, I work mainly in the 3d animation field (Special Fx, composition and
so)
I was tracking the Linux "evolution" and join it with the Mandrake 7.0 version.
I have reinstalled it some times because each time I do something, the Graphical mode
dissapears.
If i get a new
My Mandrake doesn't recognize my REALTEK 8139 - networking-card? Lothar
shows the adress -1 and the IRQ -1.
What can I do to make it work?
Thanks
Gunther
**
Hebein, Gunther Cyrill
Cand. Pharm.
Innsbruck - Austria
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n:Hebein;Gunther
Are you sure it is the CD that is operating??
I had a BTC 32X CD that would NOT install/look at Linux Mag distro CD.
I changed the CD and it worked..
HTH
Jaguar
carlos dominguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I every body I'm new in this list and I have the
following problem
I have a CDRW (hdc=
How do I install StarOffice? I followed the instructions on the CD ROM
but it tells me it cannot open file Sorry I cant help you with your
problem until I get StarOffice installed :-)
Russ
YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE
Installing: Mandrake 7.0 Complete on a 5GB partition
Running: Windows 98
WD 15 GB 7200RPM HD
When trying to install BootMagic, it says it cannot install since the
partition is beyond cylinder 1024. I have the same problem using DiskDrake
and LILO (LILO won't install due to this problem). Any
I am sort of new to mandrake but have a very little experience with linux.
I have set up a ppp connection that connects on boot and reconnects when
the connection is lost. This keeps my computer connected to the internet.
There are a few scripts that i need to run each time my connection is
I was wondering if anyone has compiled the source code for
chipmunk(diglog) for linux and had it compile successfully. I keep getting
an error saying something about a parse error in some of my math include
files. Usually its when a 'log1p' is encountered. Am i missing something,
I installed
I have a little Network: Mandrake Linux and MacOS.
I'm have a modem (on my Linux box) connecting to the internet using
kppp.
How can I use the internet on my Mac over LAN when my Linux box is
online? What do I have to change within kppp or somewhere else?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Regards,
Romanno, not really. It should be:
chown -R roman.roman /home/roman
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Paul,
command line at 'root' should be: chown -R roman login.roman login
/home/roman
Thanks,
Roman
Romanator wrote:
Hi,
I am still having problems with enabling the
I have not yet installed 7.0 coz I'm still reading the stuff on
installation.
My comment is in the documentation (Installation Manual). It only explains
or presumes that the user has only one hard disk and that if the option
'Custom' or 'Expert' is installed it is again presumed that the
I have not yet installed 7.0 coz I'm still reading the stuff on
installation.
My comment is in the documentation (Installation Manual). It only explains
or presumes that the user has only one hard disk and that if the option
'Custom' or 'Expert' is installed it is again presumed that the
HELP!!!
I had my Screen saver on. The monitor started to go off and on.
I killed the X server. I booted to runlevel 3 then to startx but I was
getting the same thing. I do not know what I did or what happened. last
night I just installed Acrobat reader 4 and that was all. Anyway I
understood
G'day,
I have been a Sendmail user uptill now, after
installing Mandrake V7.0-2, I find Postfix is now the default MTA, the problem I
have with this is all my incomming mail is going to /varspool/postfix/deferred,
thus being unavailable for pickup.
What am I missing here???
Michael
What I did without pbs:
Reinstall as root Staroffice; before
remove the '.sversionrc' file.
Get the java runtime environment
'jre117'.(from blackdown.org :
JRE_1.1.7-V1a-glibc-x86.tar.gz, and of
course untar it)
To complete the installation of Java on
Linus before running the
application
Well you did not tell us if it's a PCMCIA modem or not.
Most of the "CC" series are PCMCIA Winmodems.
-JMS
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 11:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Modem trouble
I have managed
Hi,
Anybody can tell me where can I find drivers for TR Olicom 3137 or
TR Olicom 3140
Thanks in advance,
Ismael Rossell
Perfect. That is exactly what I did.
Thank you
Roman
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Romanno, not really. It should be:
chown -R roman.roman /home/roman
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Paul,
command line at 'root' should be: chown -R roman login.roman login
/home/roman
Dear Linux-Mandrake-Employee,
i am very pleased to the Mandrake Distro 7.0. In my opinion there are
only small changes to do.
I use the german distro of LM 7.0 on a Athlon 700MHz.
My wish is a better documentation (Reference-Book).
I am a newbie and had to setup my Linux-Box by myself. In the
subscribenewbie
Em qui, 25 mai 2000, Denis HAVLIK escreveu:
SNIP
Here is what happens: We have a list of packages with their "value".
Very
valuable packages have number asociated with them which is close to 100,
while "junk" packages have a number close to 0 (well, junk packages do not
make it into the
I agree with Juvenal; sometimes "too much of the same" is installed by the
default options.
However, one specific type of software I miss are the suites (packages with
word processing, spreadsheets and a bunch of other stuff very few people use
but everyone wants available if need be).
More
Odd! Works for me here on Mandrake 7.0 Can you post up your ip-up.local file?
Glyn M.
On Fri, May 26, 2000 at 02:05:40AM -0400, thus spake [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am sort of new to mandrake but have a very little experience with linux.
I have set up a ppp connection that connects on boot and
"Thomas, Bill" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the second time this has happened to me. The first time I thought
it was just me being dumb and messing something up. The second time I
believe I can say the StarOffice install did something. I have mandrake 7
set to use the graphic login.
On Thurs. 5/25/2000 Edison wrote:
Now in my case, I have 2 hard disks and found out from the demos in the web
that I have to go to either 'Custom' or 'Expert' installation to be able to
install 7.0 in my second hard disk w/c I want to do
Edison
At what site did you get this info?
My
Romanno, not really. It should be:
chown -R roman.roman /home/roman
Alan
Romanator wrote:
Thanks Paul,
command line at 'root' should be: chown -R roman login.roman login
/home/roman
Thanks,
Roman
Romanator wrote:
Hi,
I am still having problems with enabling the
After following the thread of several of the Discussion Post I thought I
should post some of the differances between version 7.0 and 7.1( beta 3 ).
I installed 7.1 yesterday and have not had the chance to fully explore it
therefore the changes I am listing are the most obvious.
LILO is
I fully support the recommendation submitted by Edison Gica. If the talented
people at Linux-Mandrake would put intelligible documentation on-line
regarding the installing and tailoring of each new release, at least we would
have a common point of departure in our quest for solutions.
A further
Yes, as some have already suggested, there is a great need for better
documentation as Mandrake issues new releases.
Could the very talented people working behind Linux-Mandrake create on on-line
manual regarding the installation/tailoring of their product.
Being an on-line document, it could
Sorry, I missed this thread before. You CAN copy your windows netscape
mail files across to your linux /nsmail directory. It's a simple
copy/paste, any filename clashes can be renamed in the process, and they
will show as new subfolders next time you open the mail window. I have
just done
I have installed Mandrake 7.0 on a machine with an AMD k6-2 475mhz.
The motherboard is a FIC VA503A which has onboard sound.
In Windows device manager the sound is reported as
VIA AC97 PCI.
When I run sndconfig, the chips are found but then when I try sndconfig
gets to play the sample sound, I
quaylar writes:
hi there...
does anybody know hot to speed up net connection for isdn under linux
?...mine is so much slower than in windows.it sucks..there are
tricks in windowsso are there in linux too ?
thx
quay
I'm having the same problem, however I
Does anyone know how the heck to get gfcc to co-operate?
It appears to be a stupid software that wont' do as I command it to.
It is a dis-obedient software that is arrogant and won't comply,
and there are no instructions for it.
I know, same here, I lost some e mails because of that
stupid program, they were in some stupid unreadable
format in the wrong folder instead of in /var/spool/mail/user
where pine can pick them up.
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Michael Doyle wrote:
G'day,
I have been a Sendmail user uptill now,
Hello, I was wondering why they have a silly symlink
in the ftp.linux-mandrake.com thing instead of a
real directory, I can't get anytjhing out of that imandrake
thing, and therefore the site is useless to me.
Is there a way around this so I can get to thie files?
Has anyone out there come across a Netware (Novell) client
for Linux? Specifically a graphics driven one?
Thanks
Peter Smith
=
Peter Smith
Group Technical Manager
Milieutech plc c/o Unidata Australia (www.unidata.com.au)
40 Ladner St O'Conner
West Australia 6163
Tel: + 61 89 3688600
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Robert McEntee wrote:
Hi Robert
What you refer to as moving video is actually the multiple desktop feature
of Linux / X-windows.
Not sure what window manager you use, if it is KDE, you should be able to
set it up from the KDE Control Center. Look for the "Windows" section
On Thu, 25 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to some great help from two of you out there, I was able to configure
my sound card (sndconfig) and now definitely HAVE sound... However, when I
select the sounds that I want, I hear them in "test" mode - but they do not
occur at
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Fu Shanks wrote:
Installing: Mandrake 7.0 Complete on a 5GB partition
Running: Windows 98
WD 15 GB 7200RPM HD
When trying to install BootMagic, it says it cannot install since the
partition is beyond cylinder 1024. I have the same problem using DiskDrake
and LILO (LILO
On Thu, 25 May 2000, carlos dominguez wrote:
I every body I'm new in this list and I have the
following problem
I have a CDRW (hdc= Acer atapi 4x4x32) and a CD-ROM
(hdd=BTC ATAPI 24X), but in the desktop i just have
one icon to cd-rom to open the cdrw and this make a
error trying to read this
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Thomas, Bill wrote:
This is the second time this has happened to me. The first time I thought
it was just me being dumb and messing something up. The second time I
believe I can say the StarOffice install did something. I have mandrake 7
set to use the graphic login.
On Thu, 25 May 2000, StormeRider wrote:
I have not heard anywhere that PNG is a standard anywhere. If it is, and
Netscape does not support it, then NS is wrong. If PNG is not yet an
accepted standard on webpages, then I am sorry for stating this again, but
then the person who put the image there
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Anthony Huereca wrote:
Wow, a company that actually listens to it's users! Amazing!
The most important thing I can think of is to include all the programming
libaries even in a standard installation. For while these people probally won't
ever program, they will have to
I'm trying to determine if the modem in my Hitachi laptop IS indeed a
winmodem. On the front is says
Hitachi Mobilized Computing
PC card modem
with XJACK connector
x2 upgradeable
33.6kkps Data/14/4bps Fax
I've checked the web, and I'm not really getting anywhere
Thanks! Nan
I'd like to port a few dos video game emulators (Nintendo, Sega Master
System, and a few arcade machines) over to Linux and would like to know
where I can get some Xfree86 programming info from. I need it to port the
video functions over.
Anybody know how I can get XFree86 to display properly on a Toshiba
Tecra 8100? The display card is a S3 Savage/MX 3D Accelerator Card, and
I can seem to get XFree86 going.
When I choose the S3 Savage driver in the list, XFree won't even start
.. When I choose Another S3 drvier (like one of the
:~fails and then the computer hangs. Oh you can put in a choice too such as
:~Choose your installation method
:~1) Text install
:~2) DrakX
:~
Already done :-))
In 7.1, just press F1 and read the instruction.
cu
Denis
--
-
Dr. Denis
Rogerbut right now you're using one of the support options
that MandrakeSoft offers you by messaging here on this 'newbie
list', yet you've never stated what any of your problems
were/are.
You've just ranted at the people who are here as volunteers to
help others. Please avail yourself of
Does anyone know how to edit the xstartup file in .vnc directory to
allow a Windows client to display the right desktoplike gnome?
Luis
I installed 7.0 on a second hard disc, and the key seems to have been that
there were already Linux partitions on the second hard disc--it was already
ext2. If you establish at least one ext2 partition on the second HD, I
think Mandrake will find it. All the distros I haved tried seem to do it.
The boot loader can't be installed on a partition that goes beyond cylinder
1024. I believe one solution is to make a small boot partition that is at
the very first of the the HD on which Linux is to be installed.
Don J.
- Original Message -
From: Fu Shanks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Gunther C. Hebein wrote:
My Mandrake doesn't recognize my REALTEK 8139 - networking-card? Lothar
shows the adress -1 and the IRQ -1.
What can I do to make it work?
Have you tried Netconf? That is a textmode program, perhaps that works for
you. I have NIC's with the same
http://linux.aureal.com/ this is the site for the linux drivers, follow the
directions and don't forget to enable sound
Seth Hollen
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2000 2:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 23 May 2000, Mogens [iso-8859-1] Jæger wrote:
Hi Mogens,
run it, I get the following:
Error: Some or all Generic-SCSI-Devices are missing.
When Linux starts, can you see that it identifies the SCSI card and the
connected devices?
Please create first the devices. Run "./MAKEDEVICES.sh"
Hi, Recently I installed Linux to find that I
couldn't get on the net because I had a winmodem, so I bought a Viking
Components 56k External modem(It's serial too, not USB) When I use Kppp to
set everything up, the modem is detected and I know it works right. I have
all my personal
I agree with Aaron's assessment, but would suggest that as well as
classes of install, certain applicatations (or operations or
services...whatever you name it) be offered as part of the setup, ie,
star office, or IPCHAINS and WEBSERVER.
I am SO freaking tickled to get to put my 1/2 cents worth
I'd like to see the following .
Install
-
Since a lot of people will be migrating from windows to Mandrake the will most
probably want to install linux into the smallest possible partition to
evaluate it. In doing it may be worth while looking at installing a
streamlined version with only
Any way to default to the trash can for deleting items rather than the
way it currently is?
Nev
taps screen...is this thing on?
Jerry
On Fri, 26 May 2000, you wrote:
G'day,
I have been a Sendmail user uptill now, after installing Mandrake V7.0-2, I find
Postfix is now the default MTA, the problem I have with this is all my incomming mail
is going to /varspool/postfix/deferred, thus being unavailable for pickup.
What
Hi List,
OK, I know that I am the cause of this stumbling block and not Linux
Mandrake,
as I selected the 'incorrect' method during install. I chose the 'no
scsi devices' mode of installation.
I have an icon on my KDE desktop for each of my, floppy, cdrom (DVD),
cdrom2 (CDRW)
The fact that you have to set a "serial" baud rate indicates that your ISDN
device is probably an internal card with an on board UART.
To effectively utilize the uart chips at higher speed you must set the baud
rate divisor properly.
By default Linux Max's it out to 56K unless told to
This is not a graphical "function" rather it operates at a module level...
"Man ncpmount"
Works like a champ. You can even automount Novell Volumes and Mount on
Demand (Supermount).
-JMS
-Original Message-
From: Peter Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 12:34
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