I did what you said and still no ethernet card working..
Any ideas?
Thanks,
AJ
-Original Message-
From: Ralph Day [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 11:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Ethernet problems.
On my HP with the same NIC card LM recogniz
Classic IRQ conflict.
Is your modem using something OTHER than COM1 or COM2 and is your mouse on
either COM1 or COM2?
-JMS
|-Original Message-
|From: GOOSE GOOSE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 12:38 AM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: Re: [newbie] Application
Please forgive my previous post, I accidentally sent it to the wrong message.
Victor
Steven Cook wrote:
> Hi,
> This is my first post as I just subscribed, so I'm sorry if I'm going over
> old ground. I recently installed Mandrake 7.0 on a new disk in a PII 233Mhz
> machine. I am trying
Linux-Mandrake actually has extremely detailed documentation on practically
everything dealing with Mandrake, including compiling and installing new
kernels.
The overall Reference guide is at:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/guides71/en/mdkrefguide/index.html
And the section specifically pertainin
Hello Michael,
I am also using a cable modem. With a little tweaking, you'll be up and
running. Please check out the the mail archives from the last month at:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com. This topic has been covered dozens and
dozens of times. And, the archives will provide you with a wealth of
Linux-Mandrake actually has extremely detailed documentation on practically everything
dealing with Mandrake, including compiling and installing new kernels.
The overall Reference guide is at:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/guides71/en/mdkrefguide/index.html
And the section specifically pertaini
Actually, those two new kernels were downloaded when I ran Mandrake update,
after the initial installation of 7.1. So, they were downloaded as rpm's (?)
from Mandrake's mirror site. But, I think that the kernel rpm's still have to
be installed, although I don't know if this means they need to be c
Hello,
My question would be that how can i achieve advanced power managemement
under linux (suspending monitor, hdd, fans)?
thnx in advance
fg
Did you configure a modem when you installed Mandrake?
A US Robotics modem might be a winmodem, depending on model #, but you should
still get an error message.
Kathleen
GOOSE GOOSE wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Whenver I connect to the Internet via the modem the applications in Linux
> don't execute -
Try:
http://www.linux.org/help/ldp/howto/Kernel-HOWTO.html
Mike
excalibur wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I've been using Linux Mandrake for about a month and a half and it's
> great, though I've much
> to learn of it. Does anyone know of a website with a good how-to on
> compiling the kernel or even a
Hello,
I've been using Linux Mandrake for about a month and a half and it's
great, though I've much
to learn of it. Does anyone know of a website with a good how-to on
compiling the kernel or even a good book that would cover the topic? I'd
greatly appreciate it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just installed the Alsa sound drivers, but found they were compiled
for 2.2.14-15mdkfb. I am currently using 2.2.14-1mdlinus as the
compiled kernel How do I switch kernels or compile the new one. I used
to use SuSE and remember how to compile that SuSE kernel,but can't for
the life of me see
At 00:26 08.07.00, you wrote:
victor.i assume these two kernels are precompiled kernels that came
with your installation of
7.1...(although i dont have them but installed 7.1 too).
what u see in kpackage is the source of your new kernel..u can either
use the precompiled that came with t
paul, it seems that 7.1 (i have the small version, 2 cd´s binaries and
tools, no sources) does touch the isdn devices...it did properly
upgrade my isdn4k utils and isdn4net package but one file (what i saw so
far) was gone : /dev/isdninfo
maybe u can prevent this on your machine by not ch
|-Original Message-
|From: Jim Dwyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 7:24 PM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Subject: [newbie] Network Trouble
|
|
|Another HUGE problem
|
|Mandrake has detected my NIC and i'm having trouble setting up the
|parameters so i can get intern
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
> Barry Premeaux wrote:
> >
> > On Monday, I replaced Calderas Open Linux 2.2 with Mandrake 7.1. Really
> > love the install. It went smoothly with Mandrake finding all my
> > hardware, including my Stylus Color 850. My SB128 sound card performs
> > far better than it e
Try resetting your PCI/PNP bios and make sure it's set to PNP/OS = YES
This normally happens because of an IRQ conflict (or sharing) with another
device...
-JMS
|-Original Message-
|From: Darren Garner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 1:59 PM
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTE
Don't even attempt this.
There is however one instance where you can avoid delays.
If during startup Linux seems to "hang" for several minutes after starting a
daemon (after an "ok" message) then Linux is waiting for a remote and
non-existant DNS server to return it's queries.
If you fix the re
1) If you have a newer monitor (2 years old or so) then you can merely save
the settings to the Monitor's RAM after adjusting it.
Next time Linux comes up, it will switch to the appropriate mode.
2) If you have a REALLY old monitor, you'll need to be sure that Linux is
running at EXACTLY the sam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >I realize you maybe had a typo
> >above
>
> It was a typo. Are there any modem configuration utilities that might
> recognize my modem?
You can check which serial device your modem is listed under by typing:
% ls -l /dev/modem
at the end of the line you will see so
Having worked on Compaqs I would suspect that it IS a winmodem. While
many have odd configurations like IRQ10, the fact that it is on COM2 does not
mean it is a real (completely self-contained) modem. Is it detected by Linux
as a "communications device"? -Gary-
Edison Gica wrote:
> Hello Dave and Dennis:
>
> Thanks for the email reply.
>
> My monitor's manual says: Horiz freq 30KHz - 54KHz, Vert freq 50-100Hz.
> Under the following resolutions it uses these freq:
>
> 640x480
> H 43.2K
> V 84Hz
>
> 800x600
> H 53.6K
> V 85Hz
>
> 1024x768
> H 48.2K
> V 59
Hello,
Whenver I connect to the Internet via the modem the applications in Linux
don't execute - meaning I can click on the application (via the mouse) and
nothing pops up. Would anybody know a fix to this problem? BTW I am using a
US Robotics Modem.
THANK YOU very Much
GOOSE
___
I just used Mandrake Update in version 7.1 for the first time and
everything went smoothly (I assume). It updated a lot of packages, but
the one I am most interested in is the new kernel 2.2.16-9mdk. I looked
in /etc/lilo.conf and there are two new entries:
* Add by install-kernel
image=/boot/vml
I did a cdrom install, Try to set yours to boot from cdrom
Should be in your bios
On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> Okay how did you get the Max disk to work mine keeps hanging up. I have used
> there Rawrite for the boot disk and can only get about half way through the
> install when it hangs
>
If you have room somewhere save the entire /nsmail folder somewhere, and
the /netscape folder also. You can then transplant the entire /nsmail
folder back when the install is finished, and copy back what ever
Netscape files you find you have need of.
The file that controls your mail filters is ca
>I realize you maybe had a typo
>above
It was a typo. Are there any modem configuration utilities that might
recognize my modem?
Hi,
This is my first post as I just subscribed, so I'm sorry if I'm going over
old ground. I recently installed Mandrake 7.0 on a new disk in a PII 233Mhz
machine. I am trying to learn how to install packages from a "tarball" but
run into a problem when I try to run ./configure, it fails w
Hello Dave and Dennis:
Thanks for the email reply.
My monitor's manual says: Horiz freq 30KHz - 54KHz, Vert freq 50-100Hz.
Under the following resolutions it uses these freq:
640x480
H 43.2K
V 84Hz
800x600
H 53.6K
V 85Hz
1024x768
H 48.2K
V 59Hz
I chose the lowest sync rates. 31.5 for hori
Claudio
Updating the kernal would give you more USB support but there would be
other dependencies involved. At my level of "newbieness" installing 7.1 was
the wiser course of action.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Claudio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Fr
Paul,
take a look at www.millenniumx.de.
Never pbs any more.
Eric
Paul wrote:
>
> On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Quaylar wrote:
>
> >does anybody of u know whether theres a special script under mandrake that
> >creates the isdn devices ?
> >i experienced that my update to ver 7.1 deleted somehow my isdnde
I think the SBLive ! Value card is different than the card I have - not at
my machine now so I can't get the details. The emu10K1 driver is updated
frequently on the Creative site - you could always save the driver that is
supplied by Mandrake and try the update - if it messes anything up then
Hi Guys,
I have Linux Mandrake 7.0 Deluxe, basically installed and running except
for peripherals (to be dealt with later) and the display on my monitor is
offset to the right about 1 inch ( the left side border is too large?)
I have tried XFdrake , XFdrake --expert and Xconfigurator and they ea
Hi,
I've been trying to install KDE 1.9 beta. I have them on disc as tar files.
The problem I get is when trying to configure the kde-qt-1.90 package I get the
message:
error: no known STL type found
What is this STL?
Andrew
My Bogomips stayed the same. Hmmm
On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> > I loaded a distro of 7.1 I got with Maximum Linux the other day.
> > Now my system seems even faster. Has anyone else noticed on improvement?
>
> Well... I noticed my bogomips had jumped from 798 to 1595 (roughly), but
> I s
Charles,
I was able to get PM. When I ran it though, i couyld see two files.
There was a FAt which was labled as my C drive in windows. Then there was
the remainding of my hard drive all in one clump. And rather that saying
what type of drive it was, (whether FAT32 or Linux) it called it "type
Okay how did you get the Max disk to work mine keeps hanging up. I have used
there Rawrite for the boot disk and can only get about half way through the
install when it hangs
tlong
-Original Message-
From: Hugh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 10:45 AM
To: Newbie
Sub
Alf
The only ways that I can think where hdc will not be touched at all are
2.
1) Do the Mandrake install in Expert mode do not install either Grub or
Lilo and boot Linux from a floppy.
Even doing this it still may want to write the hdc partition info.
2) Completly disconnect your hd
I just installed Mandrake 7.1 onto my Ultra 5 with the latest OBP and it
will
not or can not load my NIC cards.
I also have a Qlogic PCI SCSI card in the system with Solaris 8 on one
of the
SCSI drives and that works great and sees the eth0 and eth1 just fine.
Mandrake will also not load the Qlo
I'm going to reformat and install 7.1 from 7.0
I would like to save my message filters and messages...
Which files does Netscape use for this?
Or isn't it possible
Thanks.
MarkP
Hi jim
I have a Cable Modem and is what is wants to know is your host and computer name
and my server provides me with this it is as follows C494246-A this is a given
as you server might have yours setup differently it could be in a IP form or
even a name so if you do not know you host and compute
Joakim,
it seems that you're right :) I did a simple search on the
http://lhd.datapower.com/
site about eepro100 and I found the following ressource :
http://www.scyld.com/network/eepro100.html which says eepro100 driver supports
also IBM EtherJet PCI 10/100. I quote :
> This driver will also
This is real funny that you should say this as i have a SB Live card and
Mandrake 7.1 installed it fine i get some the options for the card but it is
not from SoundBlaster.
so my question is. Should i download the package from SoundBlaster and install
it so i can have all the features of the SB Li
Hi,
Is it possible to add this support in M7.0 updating
the kernel or only all system?
Thanks,
Claudio H
--- Charles A Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escreveu: > Harry
>A lot depends on what distro you are using and
> the kernel.
>Mandrrake 7.0 only supports USB keyboards and
> mice whereas
On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Dennis Myers wrote:
>I prefer KPPP also, because it is quick and easy, I just don't know how
>Hugo can get it if He is using gnome. Does he set it up on the gnome
>desktop the same as KDE?
You can run each KDE program in Gnome as long as all the KDE runtime libs
are installe
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Quaylar wrote:
>does anybody of u know whether theres a special script under mandrake that
>creates the isdn devices ?
>i experienced that my update to ver 7.1 deleted somehow my isdndevices.
>isdn4linux faq tells me that theres a script called "makedev.sh" that
>should
On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Jari Sarantaa wrote:
>Hiya everybody,
>
>I got into problems immediately when trying to install the Mandrake Linux
>7.0. The Linux Prep Tool hangs up on my computer. I get a message saying
>that a virus detection program is running on the boot section, althought
>there isn'
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Nikola Pizurica wrote:
>OK, now I have one ridiculous idea. I have RH6.2, and Mandrake 7.1. Is
>it possible to somehow upgrade to ML 7.1?
>Like to go to RPMS dir and do
>rpm -i --force --nodeps *:-)
I think that even running an upgrade from the CD would work.
Paul
--
Well, I had a few things going on with my new install, so I just
re-installed from disc. I still am having problems with configuring my
Soundblaster PCI512. I noticed yesterday that someone posted a URL for
the linux/unix sound drivers from Creative. I would appreciate it if
they could post it
Hugo
In 7.1 all you need do it to click the Internet icon in kde to open kppp.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Hugo GONZALEZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 11:18 AM
Subject: RE: [newbie] PPP connection for other than root
> I remembe
Armisis Aieoln wrote:
Have you set up your XF86Config with the correct
vertical and horizontal sync's
for your monitor?
dave
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> I'm having problems with my X interface. I can login in text
mode but the
> startx would give me a blinking screen.
>
> I ch
Hi Jim,
If Paul's suggestion doesn't work, you may have to go thru this list of
things - I did, to get the sound functioning 100% in 7.1. I had CD sound
but no WAVs - also, had those odd permission problems. Anyway, here's the
laundry list:
1. Upgrade to latest kernel
2. recompile emu10k1 dr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that I've tackled almost every
device on my computer, there lies one
last part to be recognized by Mandrake: my ISA "Compaq 56K-DF" modem.
I
doubt that it is a winmodem due to the fact that Windows reads it on
Com2,
and not as an expansion device.
Any advice,
when I turn on my PC and choose linux , it took long time of checking
before I got to the Linux desktop, is there any way that I can enter
directly without this long checking.
Thanks
" Even the longuest journey has to start with a small first step"
--
majid L
[EMAIL PROTECTED] - email
(617) 598-
On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> hi all...
>
> does anybody of u know whether theres a special script under mandrake that
> creates the isdn devices ?
> i experienced that my update to ver 7.1 deleted somehow my isdndevices.
> isdn4linux faq tells me that theres a script called "makedev.sh
I remember when I installed 7.0, in the programs pop up menu was an entry referred to
KDE apps, and I think I saw kppp there. In 7.1 I cannot find that entry in the menu.
I'll try to look in /usr.
Thanks, guys!
Hugo
-Original Message-
From: Dennis Myers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
I have installed TRN and would like to use the program.
When I run trn I get:
no default: Unknow host.
News Server no default unavailable, try againn later.
I have not setup NNTP on Linux for my News Server.
Could someone tell me where I can set this up to add my news server?
Thanks!
I think what he is asking is if there are free dialup
services (like AltaVista's or Netzero) that work in
Linux. It's the usual confusion about the word "free."
I had something called freewwweb for a while that worked
fine until they changed their authentication and my password
no longer works.
[OFFTOPIC]
>begin 600 winmail.dat
>M>)\^(C`4`0:0"``$```!``$``0>0!@`(Y`0```#H``$(@`<`
>M&$E032Y-:6-R;W-O9G0@36%I;"Y.;W1E`#$(`06``P`.T`<'``8`
Please to everyone here, stop using HTML in e-mail, use plain text
only.
HTML e-mails are _bad_ thing, not everyone is using Outlook
Hi...I dunno if my experience will be of any help here...
When I installed 7.1 I managed to blow away the DOS partition on my hard
drive (yay me), thus losing Windows (this hadn't happened with 7.0)...I used
fdisk to refomat only the DOS partition, and didn't touch the Linux or the
swap partition
>So now I'm thinking that the iso image file itself is corrupt, but
after
>searching lots of newsgroups, I can't find anyone else who's having
the
>same problem, so somehow I doubt that's it.
I have same problems. Also, some other people have it.
http://www.gnulinux.com/phorum/read.php?f=18&i=
I think Com 2 should = ttyS1, not ttyS2...unless that was a typo?
Kathleen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now that I've tackled almost every device on my computer, there lies one
> last part to be recognized by Mandrake: my ISA "Compaq 56K-DF" modem. I
> doubt that it is a winmodem due to the
hi all...
does anybody of u know whether theres a special script under mandrake that
creates the isdn devices ?
i experienced that my update to ver 7.1 deleted somehow my isdndevices.
isdn4linux faq tells me that theres a script called "makedev.sh" that
should create them.
but i cant f
On Fri, 07 Jul 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now that I've tackled almost every device on my computer, there lies one
> last part to be recognized by Mandrake: my ISA "Compaq 56K-DF" modem. I
> doubt that it is a winmodem due to the fact that Windows reads it on Com2,
> and not as an expans
when linux says the modem is busy, it's usually because there is a lock
file. go into the setup of kppp, and find something that says "Use Lock
File", and uncheck it. that's what i have to do when i get the modem busy
message.
jd
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now that I've tackled almost every device on my computer, there lies one
> last part to be recognized by Mandrake: my ISA "Compaq 56K-DF" modem. I
> doubt that it is a winmodem due to the fact that Windows reads it on Com2,
> and not as an expansion device.
>
Salut ,
mon graveur ne lit aucun cd,lorsque sous kde je
click sur cdrom j'obtiens :"impossible d'afficher le repertoire
file:/mnt/cdrom".De plus dans la configuration materielle il apparait un lecteur
ide 4x4x32 (ce que j'ai: acer crw4432a) et un cdrom scsi (ce que je n'ai pas
) j'ai lu
In this case your best bet is to do the expert install and take control
over the partitioning that's being done.
--
Mark
I love my Linux Box...
REASON # 2 ...X-windows is just a suedonym.
Registered Linux user # 182496
On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, Alf C Stockton wrote:
> I have downloa
- Original Message -
From: "Alf C Stockton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 1:00 AM
Subject: [newbie] Install
> I have downloaded and created the 2 CD containing Mandrake 7.1 but when I
> try and install I have the following problem.
> I select st
JS
Your BIOS probably has an anti-virus feature. You need to disable it. On
one of my systems I had the same. It was found in Advanced Setup as Trend
Anti-Virus Feature.
Once you disable it the 7.0 installation will no longer hang.
Charles
- Original Message -
From: "Jari Sara
Tom Brinkman wrote:
>Keep in mind that the only reason you needed to append a mem
> statement in the first place is because of a hardware deficiency.
>
I thought the reason for appending the 'mem=' was because the Linux
kernal doesn't recognise more than 64Mb?
--
Steve - Cheltenham, UK
---
I fell asleep, trying to read it
What part is is not free?? Just Asking...
Thanks!!!
MarkP
>Denis Havlik wrote:
> :~>Corel PHOTO-PAINT® for Linux®
>
> This is definitively not "free software". Here is Licence agreement:
>
> http://linux.corel.com/products/pp9/eula.htm
>
> --
> -
hello ppl !
i recently decided to upgrade to mandrake 7.1 air, from ver 6.1.
i got the gpl-version, 2 cd´s, booted from cdrom and everything went fine.
chose "upgrade" and then installation process told me that it was searching
for
packets which need to be upgraded and that i was later able to c
Com2 is ttyS1 and not 2
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, also sprach:
> Now that I've tackled almost every device on my computer, there lies one
> last part to be recognized by Mandrake: my ISA "Compaq 56K-DF" modem. I
> doubt that it is a winmodem due to the fact that Windows reads it on Com2,
> and no
Is this third cd available for download, or is it
in the commercial distro? What apps are on this cd also.
Curtis
First let me say , WOW. This Mandrake Install is the
best Linux install that I have come across. It's a
huge welcome after trying to work with FreeBSD.
The install went well with one exception. My sound
card is not working. I tried using DrakConf and it
responded with "generic" but then when the
On Wed, 05 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> I was wondering if someone could answer a technical question for me.
>
> Recently I installed Mandrake 7.1 on my personal computer. Mandrake will
> automaticaly mount your media for you, whether it's HDs, zips, cds, etc. I am
> using a dual boot system, windo
I just used Mandrake Update in version 7.1 for the first time and
everything went smoothly (I assume). It updated a lot of packages, but
the one I am most interested in is the new kernel 2.2.16-9mdk. I looked
in /etc/lilo.conf and there are two new entries:
* Add by install-kernel
image=/boot/vml
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