Ciao,
volevo chiedere a qualcuno se fosse in grado di spiegarmi come posso
configurare il mio modem
Digicom Leonardo USB sotto LINUX... grazie in anticipo
saluti e buona giornata
matteo
At 11.45 27/05/00 +0200, you wrote:
Ciao,
volevo chiedere a qualcuno se fosse in grado di spiegarmi come posso
configurare il mio modem
Digicom Leonardo USB sotto LINUX... grazie in anticipo
Dai un'occhiata al sito che si occupa di sviluppare drivers per dispositivi
USB, e cioé:
At 14.08 27/05/00 +0200, you wrote:
Stefano Carboni [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Probabilmente il tuo modem è supportato. In tal caso sarà necessario
ricompilare il kernel includendo anche il supporto USB, o integrato nel
kernel o come moduli. Per fare questo però è praticamente indispensabile
On Wed, May 24, 2000 at 11:01:38PM +0200, Marco wrote:
Salve a tutti,
Ho una interfeccia scsi adaptec aha 150x aic 6x60 su irq 11 ma non riesco a
farle riconoscere al sistema che non l'ha riconosciuta in automatico. Come mi
consogliereste di fare per configurare il controller? Dove posso
Okay gang, I have some wierdness here with my kppp connection. I can IRC and
FTP and most anything else but when I try to http (using Netscape 4.72) it craps
out about 95% of the time.
I have used the same settings for my ISP forever both on Windows and previous LM
installs. I am currently
My second suggestion is still related to Documentation.
I would highly recommend that you proof-read your manuals before it goes to
print.
One example. I have the 'Install Guide' w/ Mandrake 7.0. If you guys have
time check this out.
See page 43, Section 6.4 Installation or Upgrade. It
Has any one tried the Linux drivers for Iomega ZIP drives?
Roman
Hi Charles:
Thanks for the reply. Since this is to be a discussion well I might as well
post it anyway.
The site I was referring to is Mandrake site itself
(www.linux-mandrake.com).
Try going through the Demos under 'Recommended'. It does not say anything
about being able to choose a 2nd
There is definitely a problem downloading Linux Iomega ZIP drivers. Does
any one know of an alternate web site?
Roman
On 26 May 00, at 7:07, Paul wrote:
1. How do I stop it from hitting the graphical login? I didn't make a boot
disk because I'm an idiot.
Open some decent text editor that you like, then open the file,
/etc/inittab.
Scroll down some and there you'll find a line which goes
id:5:...and so on.
On 26 May 00, at 13:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hitachi Mobilized Computing
PC card modem
with XJACK connector
x2 upgradeable
33.6kkps Data/14/4bps Fax
It is indeed. A way to check is to turn off the PnP BIOS setting on
ur machine to disabled/off. Then boot Linux and try to see if you
I tested it today and found that netscape (4.72 128
encryption version) read .png files in linux no
problem. I didn't test the wandows version..
Dacia
--- Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 25 May 2000, StormeRider wrote:
I have not heard anywhere that PNG is a standard
anywhere.
My dreams: a self configuring cd rw install program that would make it
possible for a stoopoid like me to use the writing not just the reading
function of his cd burner.
More printer support or mandrake sponsored how-to's not some college
kids hacked driver and cryptical install info...
My
how much disc space do they need? Are we talking 10s
or megs or 100s of megs? Sounds like 7.1 is around
1100 megs for a full install anyway. Is there a
"minimum" install, what is in it? Perhaps the extra
space could be gathered by dropping some of the
redundent programs?
If I need an extra
Since Denis did not comment on my suggestion, I think I have managed to get on
his /dev/null list...
I suggest making the Network setup specialized since more people are using
NIC's with their highspeed connections. So possibly MDKSoft could have an
install/DrakX configuaration section specific
Bill- could you be a bit more specific? I am unclear as to how you were
able to import your netscape files from windows to mandrake and would
love to learn more.
-michael-
HOW CAN I BUY 7.1 WITH DOCS OR WITHOUT?
-michael-
You didn't list the model number of your PCMCIA modem.
However http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/2524a.html 's only Hitachi listing
shows it as an "unknown"... I.E. it doesn't work because it's Windows
based...
-JMS
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Ok, in a nutshell this is my problem:
I used to run RH6.2 and under while running it i added the line "ifconfig
ppp0 | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]" to the /etc/ppp/ip-up.local script then would
leave my computer connected to the internet while i was at work or away or
whatever. Anytime my PPP
Just a
suggestion:
The S3
Savage driver might indeed be correct for your configuration. Note that laptop
manufacturers frequently "skrimp" on the hardware in laptops, both to save costs
and for lower power consumption requirements.
You
might have to "MANUALLY" configure X via XF86config
G'day Alex,
Thanks for the reply, I also thought your fix was the problem but no go,
found the answer in expert, and all is now working.
cut
Ah! The problem seems to be due to postfix (or Mandrake) failing to find
/etc/aliases.db.
This seems to be a problem with Mandrake-7.0:
1) it stores the
Perhaps if 10 people cannot agree on "best" program
for a specific task, 8 people can agree on easiest to
start with for a total beginner?
I love kedit, for example, because it is really really
simple. I can write a letter in it, write html, hell
I've even written BASIC in it! Yet it functions
Hi guys,
My current pack don't have staroffice, where can I get it?
On Sat, 27 May 2000, you wrote:
Okay gang, I have some wierdness here with my kppp connection. I can IRC and
FTP and most anything else but when I try to http (using Netscape 4.72) it craps
out about 95% of the time.
Sorry Jerry no help from me I'm afraid. Just writing to add another
If a softfware fix was used when installing the 15GB hd to get by the
size limitation in the BIOS then the 1024 error will occur regardless of
where the boot partition is placed.
The only boot loader I have found that do not suffer this is Grub( which
will be available in 7.1 ) and
I have to reinstall W98: there is something I have to be warned? I
did'nt installed LILO on the MBR, but at the beginning of a Linux
partition...
Corrado
Thnx for the suggestion. I searched around and found out that S3 actually
has a driver out for Linux for their cards. Using that I was able to get
XFree86 to display properly! ;)
Even can get 1280x1024 if my physical screen could have handled it ^_^
thnx again
philip
PS: After I installed
Trying to get Linux to recognise my Windows partition I have been editing
/etc/fstab.
Accidentally I changed the file name and then rebooted.
Now the system fails to load properly. The file system is loaded read-only
and I cannot figure out how to change it so that I can change the file name
Tanner
I doubt that your problem is related to the Luent chip It is most likly
your Authentication setting. Try changing it from PAP to CHAP and then
connect.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Tanner Holloway" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000
Michael
Mandrake 7.1 has not been released yet. It is still in beta testing so
the only way you can get it is by downloading the ISO and burning it to disk
on a CD-RW.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Michael" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000
hi,
it is my first email into the list an i expect that excuse for my english.
I install Mandrake-linux 7.0 an when i do a dialup conection the netscape
dont go to to anywhere...
what i can do for jump into the net with my LM7??
best regards?
Carlos Villaronga
Venezuela.
Edison
I am sorry I did not respond to your earlier post but my ISP's mail
server was down most of the day yesterday.
When I first installed Mandrake I had the Mandrake Complete retail
package and the install guide included with it does cover the 2hd option.
As to a bootloader I have
Alan
I made no statement regarding the installation process of 7.1. I too
think it was actually easier to install than 7.0
My use of setup was in referance to getting hardware configured and
working, connectting to the internet and those type of set up task that you
must do to use and take
Will, I have the ability to upgrade Linux Mandrake 7.0 to a higher
number or do I have to overwrite the earlier. What will happen to my
files. In addition, I was hoping to update the recent patches. However,
they will not download as an update??
Don't kill me if this has been asked before.
Hello,
I have set up a file /etc/rc.d/rc.masq. In order to start it
automatically on boot, I've added the following line to
/etc/rc.d/rc.local:
if [ -x /etc/rc.d/rc.masq ]; then /etc/rc.d/rc.masq fi
When I start, masquarading does not work. I need to start rc.masq
manually in order to get it
What I have heard is if you aren't able to open anything else up then you do
not have the correct DNS numbers in there.
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Scotchmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 4:05 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] kppp wierdness
On Sat,
Linux-Mandrake should build on features it has already in place. During
install the helpful information at the bottom of the screen could be actually
useful, and should occupy more of the screen (it's like an after-thought
now). The initial screen could be general info or good practice
Romanator wrote:
Has any one tried the Linux drivers for Iomega ZIP drives?
Roman
What driver ? I have an Iomega zip
100MB. ATAPI.
No driver needed, I've set it up without
pbs.
Eric
--
FRANCE (Be careful, my English can hurt
you)
I'm sorry,
I referred several times times to a
misspelled site:
www.millennium.de -- must be
www.millenniumx.de.
The download site for kISDN.
Eric
--
FRANCE (Be careful, my English can hurt
you)
Michael wrote:
Bill- could you be a bit more specific? I am unclear as to how you were
able to import your netscape files from windows to mandrake and would
love to learn more.
-michael-
OK,
Firstly, I am using KDE. Click on the home folder on the panel and
negotiate your way to the windows
i will try this
thankyou,
does this mean that i can have a shared directory for win and linux
netscape? perhaps only for subfolders where mail is filtred to?
bascule
Bill Gerber wrote:
Sorry, I missed this thread before. You CAN copy your windows netscape
mail files across to your linux
On Fri, 26 May 2000, Paul wrote:
in the xcdroast-0.96e directory.
My burner is a Plextor on a Adaptec 2940 SCSI-card. Before my
experiments it worked OK, but now??
Can you still access the CDdrive in any way? If that does not work, there
is a bigger problem. I have downloaded the latest
To all:
Would like to see the rpm dependiency problem handled in some automated way, if
the same Red Hat, SuSE module is not installed but the Mandrake one is would
like to see that subsittuted. Hunting around for the correct Libraries, is a
pain.
Would also like to see a more graphical way to
what is in it?
Sat, 27 May 2000 10:07:33
How did all of you solve this problem when you were a newbie? I have
hundreds of unknown to me programs on this Mandrake...I discover what
they do by accident.
Is there a listing of programs and RPM's decoded into
something that will
On Sat, 27 May 2000 00:07:55 -0700 (PDT),Dacia wrote:
If you want I will give you a (reasonably)
comprehensive list of the programs that were
absolutely essential to me during my migration to
mandrake. I would be happy to do that.
Sat, 27 May 2000 11:08:32
Dacia, I would be
Is there an MTU/MRU test utility for Linux?
There are several for windoze to tune the MTU/MRU for minumum
fragmentation/ maximum throughput. I have happened upon a
mtutest program written in C, but haven't figured out how to
compile it yet.
vern
"Jose M. Sanchez" wrote:
No in your case
Dacia and AzureRosethat's 1100 meg of compressed data
which translates to between 2.0 and 2.5 gig when installed.
Alan
Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
how much disc space do they need? Are we talking 10s
or megs or 100s of megs? Sounds like 7.1 is around
1100 megs for a full install
:~ 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 distro, but you get the picture)
:~
:~Now that I understand it, I actually like that option. When I first saw that
:~slide
:~Since Denis did not comment on my suggestion, I think I have managed to get on
:~his /dev/null list...
At the moment noone is on my /dev/null list - I am reading all the mail. I
did not answer, because I cannot answer this one. I have noted it for
further discussion and that is all.
cu
:~Has any one tried the Linux drivers for Iomega ZIP drives?
I have been using SCSI, PP and ATAPI versions of ZIP for years - all work
great.
cu
Denis
--
-
Dr. Denis Havlikhttp://www.ap.univie.ac.at/users/havlik
:~ 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.
:~
Jimon your installation CD there is a file in the images
directory called rescue.img and another file called README.
Follow the directions in the rescue section of the README
file. Then use the set of 2 floppies you just made to boot
your system at which point you should be able to repair
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Neville Cobb wrote:
:~Any way to default to the trash can for deleting items rather than the
:~way it currently is?
What do you mean?
cu
Denis
--
-
Dr. Denis Havlik
:~My second suggestion is still related to Documentation.
:~
:~I would highly recommend that you proof-read your manuals before it goes to
:~print.
Hee. Ever tried proof-reading things? I can tell you it is a hell of a
work, and in the end you find out that something has still gone unnoticed
I had this problem too. You need to define your nameservers probably.
Add 'usepeerdns' into the file /etc/ppp/options
then connect as usual
You can now replace /etc/resolv.conf by /etc/ppp/resolv.conf and that should
set you up.
Hope this helps
Neil
On Sat, 27 May 2000, you wrote:
hi,
it
On Sat, 27 May 2000, you wrote:
hi,
I install Mandrake-linux 7.0 an when i do a dialup conection the netscape
dont go to to anywhere...
what i can do for jump into the net with my LM7??
best regards?
Carlos Villaronga
Venezuela.
Have you filled in all your setting options?
--
I had taken hardware optimizations for granted; this is a reminder that
things can change over time.
Having read here a while back that Linux is very demanding of hardware
set me thinking. For the last six months I've had problems with Windows
Scandisk completing. I suspected my
Hi,
Is there any type Audio of plugin that runs under Linux?
Roman
Back again,
I think the file extensions for a Real Player plugin is .ram.
Any ideas?
Roman
Hello Carlos,
Saturday, May 27, 2000, 7:41:59 AM, you wrote in part:
ICAVP I install Mandrake-linux 7.0 an when i do a dialup conection the netscape
ICAVP dont go to to anywhere...
ICAVP what i can do for jump into the net with my LM7??
I had this problem too, when I configured KPPP,
:~Will, I have the ability to upgrade Linux Mandrake 7.0 to a higher
:~number or do I have to overwrite the earlier. What will happen to my
:~files. In addition, I was hoping to update the recent patches. However,
:~they will not download as an update??
Our "Upgrade" is something we will have to
If you buy a copy of "Upgrading and repairing PCs:
Linux edition" You not only get an incredible resource
but you also get partition and boot magic on the
accompaning CD. The book runs about $60 US at amazon.
I cannot recommend it highly enough.
Dacia
--- Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Although I can operate my internal ATAPI-IDE Zip drive, at boot up I get the
message "fs type not supported by kernel".
I found this instruction somewhere about doing something to the kernel in
configuring it to recognize the drive.
"Do _not_ use the "IDE FLOPPY" option (officially the name is
my Genious Netmouse serial doesn't work.
i already tried mouseconfig and XF86Setup.i heard it is supported.
help please.
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Charlessorry if you took offense, as I didn't mean to be
offensive. I certainly did misinterpret 'set up' to refer to
installation, my mistake. If you don't care for my phrase
'step backward' then just what does '7.1 will be much more
difficult to set up and use than 7.0' actually mean? It
Howdy list. My first question for you all.
I have been following the cd burner discussions of the
last few days avidly since I have an IDE burner that I
could never get to either read or write cds in linux.
Last night after work I followed the instructions on
the mandrake user site that
On Fri, 26 May 2000, you wrote:
Hi everybody, I'm trying out gfcc the port configging app,
so far I'm learning how to use it, I want to block all
the ports except of course the ones I'm using on my server.
I wish to leave open 21 for ftp, 80 for www, and 25 for mail,
by the way, is the e
Hi
Does anyone have the application gnometv and if so can you tune it in?
Otherwise does anyone know of a good TV tuner for Linux?
I have a Hauppauge card (BT878) which gnometv recognises but I still cannot get
it to run.
Thanks
--
Andrew
Blackburn
England
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Corrado / Prometheus The Gifter wrote:
I have to reinstall W98: there is something I have to be warned? I
did'nt installed LILO on the MBR, but at the beginning of a Linux
partition...
Corrado
Make sure you have a Linux bootdisk, so you can get Linux running after
the
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Ing. Carlos A. Villaronga P. wrote:
You probably have not set up /etc/resolv.conf correctly.
That file contains the IP addresses of your ISP's DNS servers.
The contents should contain:
domain name of your isp
nameserver ipaddress1
nameserver ipaddress2
Good luck
Paul
hi,
Claus Atzenbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
I have set up a file /etc/rc.d/rc.masq. In order to start it
automatically on boot, I've added the following line to
/etc/rc.d/rc.local:
if [ -x /etc/rc.d/rc.masq ]; then /etc/rc.d/rc.masq fi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Linux-Mandrake should build on features it has already in place. During
install the helpful information at the bottom of the screen could be actually
useful, and should occupy more of the screen (it's like an after-thought
now).
In 7.1 if you hit the F1
Jim Everett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now the system fails to load properly. The file system is loaded read-only
and I cannot figure out how to change it so that I can change the file name
back to fstab.
at lilo do a :
linux 1
and fix your /etc/fstab with vi
--
MandrakeSoft Inc
Is there a method to test the throughput of a ppp dialup
connection in Linux? I would like the chance to optimize
my packet length maximum throughput and minimum fragmentation.
vern
I would like to start the program "portsentry" when my
dialup connection is started to my ISP. In which directory
might I insert this script??
thanks
vern
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
P.S. IMHO any newbie who downloads their first install of
Linux instead of buying a documented package is truly nuts,
and is asking for big problems, but this has nothing to do
with the particular disto or version as it applies to them
all.
Alan
Believe it or not I
Has any one downloaded a RealPlayer rp7_linux20_libc60_i386_b2_rpm?
After running the iniital installation, how do you create a link to an
executable? I would like to add it to my virtual desktop.
Roman
Is the email slow or is it just me?
Roman
Hi again.
Connected with my last mail I have downloaded the bttv-0.6 driver which can run
my BT878 Hauppage winTV card.
Reading all the info after unpacking it I editeda few files as instructed for
my card and did a "make" however I get the reply
/usr/src/linuxRules.make: no such file or
Hi!
I have ony found a UDMA/66 Driver at promise.com
for Linux RedHat.
But how to make Linux Mandrake 7.0 recognizing my
Ultra66 controller?
And why doesn't W98 need to recognize it even
without any drivers?
The same at DOS. It needs nothing...
W2000 has the UDMA/66 Driver, Linux
I'm having the same problem...but instead...
I'm getting 404 (if I change a ".pl" filename to a ".cgi")
and if I leave it as a ".pl" ext, I get a text file of the
whole script file...shown in my browser.
I have linux-mandrake 7.0 air, using Apache 1.3.12
I have it configured this way:
document
Since rc.masq might not be launched by root, this is probably a permission
problem. Try setting the perms for rc.masq the same as they are for
rc.local.
This will likely solve the problem.
-JMS
-Original Message-
From: Claus Atzenbeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, May 27,
I would like to see the RPMDrake database already loaded with the
programs we can install from the six CD set.
If you start the install process and select "Upgrade"...
Mandrake attempts to preserve all of your existing settings.
Normally nothing is lost and your configuration remains the same.
There is one drawback to this... sometimes newer config files are needed to
take advantage of newer features...
I ran into this myself during my 7.02 install.
Exactly the same symptoms.
I traced it down to both the network startup routines AND linuxconf spawning
off a PPP connection... This is primarily a "user" error. I had enabled ppp
"startup at boot" in both Netconfig and again in Linuxconf.
One or
Hi!
I have ony found a UDMA/66 Driver at promise.com
for Linux RedHat.
But how to make Linux Mandrake 7.0 recognizing my
Ultra66 controller?
And why doesn't W98 need to recognize it even
without any drivers?
The same at DOS. It needs nothing...
W2000 has the UDMA/66 Driver, Linux
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