Il ven, 01 set 2000, hai scritto:
On Fri, Sep 01, 2000 at 04:40:19PM +0200, root wrote:
devo collegare in una piccola lan su piattaforma windows una macchina che monta
linux mandrake, come faccio?
Cosa intendi per collegare? la macchian windows deve vedere alcune
directories windows,
Hello there
A very basic question, reflecting my absolute begginer status in the world
of mandrake. I'm running linux4win, and am wanting to access my windows
files, by mounting the win disk. Only problem is that all the procedures I
have read assume you have paritioned the hard drive and are
I was having the same problem, so I ran it from a xterm window. Seems, that
since I had no KDE libs installed it would not run. I was strictly sticking to
Gnome and ManDrake perfers KDE. Once I installed the required Libs, it ran
well.
José A. Mirles
If you have any Plug-n-Play devices the first thing you should do is tell
your BIOS that your OS is NOT a Plug-n-Play OS. When you see what
an improvement this makes you will realize that it is a true statement.
Best wishes,
jam
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From: "Kelley Terry" [EMAIL
Great Paul. Just how does one do that?
Michael Coady
Use rxvt. At least as good, and you can set All color options to
everything you want.
Paul
--
Why is it called tourist season
if we can't shoot at them?
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My security is normal. I'm on a Pentium 333, with an SiS6326 (groan) board and
32 meg ram.
I suspect two things:
1) the gphoto rpm installed but my system lacked some
critical files. I shall try a .tar.gz version and see what happens. Which
version did you use?
2) My serial com port is not
Is this CD from the Maximum Linux Magazine???
I get the same problem trying to install also. I was trying to setup with a
supported AT24/3DFX video card.
I think maybe it's the media from Max. Lin. Mag.
HTH
Jaguar
"forstfed" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fresh install of drake 7.1 with a Gladiac
I'm not trying to have the host machine assign an IP to itself. I'm trying
to have the DHCP server give the linux machine an IP address.
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Don't know if y'all noticed or not, but this is a satire notice it reads
micORsoft, not micROsoft
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I've noticed this problem with both Redhat 6.2's bootnet.img and Mandrake 7.1's. It is
impossible to install over FTP with this image.. (at least for me.) Everything is fine
until it
gets to the 24th file in the list of downloads (in the case where i ask it to install
everything.. the file is
I've tried on two different machines to install 7.1 and when it gets to the
part to insert the disk 2 Extension CD, the CDROM tray won't open up. I
have to cancel out of that part of the install and continue with the normal
one. Has anyone had this same problem? Any suggestions...
Here's what I get from what you are telling me. First of all, if linux mounts a drive,
in
this case your cdrom.. then it will not allow you access to the cdrom until it is
unmounted.
Ty making a boot floppy.
Go into the dosutils directory and run the windows version of rawrite. then where it
I am trying to compile ntop on my Mandrake 7.1 machine. I get the error
that readline/history.h not such file or directory. The file does not exist
anywhere on my drive.
I have installed the rpm of readline that came on the 7.1 iso. I can read
the man page for readline but the actual file does
You may need the development packages for it as well =o)
Lonny Selinger
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From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Sep 1 19:01:08 2000
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2000 09:44:39 -0700
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HardDrake 0.9.3 released
HardDrake 0.9.3 released
(http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/article.php3?sid=2901094425)
Here is what our
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000, mrc wrote:
Great Paul. Just how does one do that?
Michael Coady
Use rxvt. At least as good, and you can set All color options to
everything you want.
Okay, some examples (also from man rxvt):
When I run PINE: rxvt -geometry 80x34 -cr blue -e pine
Gives me 80
-- Hello everybody,
I recently installed Mandrake 7.0-2(Air) on my Athlon K7-600MHz. I have
an AGP card Voodoo3 3000. My XFree version, 3.3.5 does not recognize
this graphic card, and then I installed it as a Voodoo3 2000. I worked
fine with almost all tasks (except with vmware, as I will refer
Hello,
I downloaded vmware 2.0 for linux and I could run it on my PC. I have
the two OS on the same HD, win98 and Mandrake 7.0-2 (air), kernel
2.2.14-15mdk.
I can start the virtual machine, boot but a lot o zeroes appears
when the graphic display would be there. Probably the graphic card
Setserial would not work for me, I take it that I type the
commands in from the console. I made some changes to
the set-up and got some funny thing happing. When I made
it Xon/Xoff it would talk to the modem but would not work.
My modem is in COM1 which is ttsyS0 but when I changed
the settings
Setserial would not work for me, I take it that I
type thecommands in from the console. I made some changes tothe set-up
and got some funny thing happing. When I madeit Xon/Xoff it would talk to
the modem but would not work.My modem is in COM1 which is ttsyS0 but when I
changedthe settings
Hmmm, I am new to Linux too.First be sure to connect your line to modem
correct.If u v gone through it.check at which com is your modem.For example
mine was /dev/ttys3. When i run kppd it said /dev/modem. Change it to
correct
value.
Try this also resolv.conf file.
Try to open /etc/resolv.conf
i just (took for ever actually) downloaded the two isos for 7.1, the
md5sums check out for both, after burning using xcdroast and verifying
the burnt image to be the same as the downloaded iso and double checking
the md5sum of the iso to be sure, there is still a discrepency between
the actual
Mark,
I was unable to get an IP on the school network (which uses DHCP). Somewhere
in the nework-howto documentation it was suggested to use the following the
Redhat, Mandrake etc. in this type of situation:
Issue the command '/sbin/pump -I eht0 -h hostname' - it worked for me.
As I am a
Have you tried using wvdial. I think you can get the lastest version from
the Redhat site. Worked great for me!
Vincent
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Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 7:16 PM
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Subject:Re:
The file not found is most likely a file not found. It should be there,
perhaps it is related to the keyboard.
My fancy but useless keyboard runs wine perfectly. You could either download
the correct profile or you could dump the keyboard and get a plain keyboard.
The buttons dont work under
Well, when I tried it (which was a good few years ago now) Windoze
3.1 was king, Win95 was still a dream project called Chicago, a
college student called Linus Torvalds had just started releasing a
(then very basic) Minix/unix clone on an unsuspecting world, and
my 486 with 8megs of
"J. Ricardo Rizzo" wrote:
-- Hello everybody,
I recently installed Mandrake 7.0-2(Air) on my Athlon K7-600MHz. I have
an AGP card Voodoo3 3000. My XFree version, 3.3.5 does not recognize
this graphic card,
You should either download/purchase Mandrake 7.1 or install XFree 4.01
otherwise
It is kind of wierd the way that it hangs up after the music or after the
first turn ends in my case. I can then ctrl-alt-backspace and start the
game again without sound (apparently the sound device is busy) and it won't
hang up at all. Well, at least for 20 minutes or so. At any rate, I
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Joan Tur wrote:
Mozilla: subprocess diagnostics (stdout/stderr)
playmidi: No playback device found.
Playmidi 2.4 Copyright (C) 1994-1997 Nathan I. Laredo, AWE32 by Takashi
Iwai
This is free software with NO WARRANTY.
For details please...
And now i notice that midis are not
Let me first start off by saying I love Mandrake and rpm I think both
are great. However, I'm getting really frustrated with the rpm's that
Mandrake is including in their distro. It seems like all of them have the
syntax of rpmname-version#-mdk. This makes a simple rpm -Uvh upgrage nearly
Need Help.
Can anyone give me the steps for adding additional SCSI disks after you have
Mandrake 7.1 up and running.
Thanks.
Hi,
I have written the following and I want cron to run it for me. It is in a
file called /etc/cron.d/katrina
59 22 * * * root passwd -l katrina
00 23 * * * root halt
00 8 * * * root passwd -u katrina
The first line works and locks katrina's password
The second line does nothing at all. What
Hi.
I'm running Mandrake 7.0-2 on my laptop. I would like to upgrade to 7.1
for the improved USB support.
My previous installation was done by downloading the files from their
website onto a FAT32 partition (I have a Win98 dual boot) and doing a HD
install.
Unfortunately I do not have the
Dear Mandrake user,
I had assumed that if I would telnet to my schools Unix system from within
Gnome i would be able to use emacs, xemacs, nedit etc. without needing any
additional Xwindows system for the graphical display.
Shouldn't this be the case (?) and if not might someone suggest a
"Austin L. Denyer" wrote:
serious snipping
Maybe, but at what price? It cost me (at the time) the equivalent of
over six week's rent just to upgrade the machine from 4mb to 8mb RAM.
Having to pay another three month's worth just to get to a hardware
level that would support the OS was not
Verify your BIOS is set for Non PnP OS
In Linux PCI modems are ttySs.
The setserial commands must be issued as root.
For a PCI modem use the followin directions.
. Log in as root and from terminal enter the following command
# cat /proc/pci
This will list all your PCI devices. On this list you
If I'm not mistaken, telnet isn't a graphical environment. For you to
use the apps you mentioned, you would need to open an X-terminal
on the foreign machine. The concept you described would only work
if you were mounting the foreign drives to your machine.
Still freezes
On Fri, 01 Sep 2000, you wrote:
It is kind of wierd the way that it hangs up after the music or after the
first turn ends in my case. I can then ctrl-alt-backspace and start the
game again without sound (apparently the sound device is busy) and it won't
hang up at all. Well,
Hi all,
I'm no Linux expert, but I got this working awhile back.
This is usually the case, unless your school has a firewall that blocks
X traffic (in that case I use ssh (secure shell)). You also need to set
the DISPLAY environmental variable on the remote machine to point to
your machine.
Hi, when i try to use the command 'traceroute' i get a command not found
reply but i searh for traceroute i find it in /usr/sbin/traceroute, I've
only been using linux for a couple of days so help would be great, also does
'whois nslookup' come with linux cos i get command not found with them
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Ellenbecker, Larry wrote:
Need Help.
Can anyone give me the steps for adding additional SCSI disks after you have
Mandrake 7.1 up and running.
Thanks.
On Mandrakeuser.org I found this:
Hardware Detection
SCSI host adapters should be detected and
configured
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Larry Hignight wrote:
Let me first start off by saying I love Mandrake and rpm I think both
are great. However, I'm getting really frustrated with the rpm's that
Mandrake is including in their distro. It seems like all of them have the
syntax of rpmname-version#-mdk.
"Nijs, Vincent" wrote:
Dear Mandrake user,
I had assumed that if I would telnet to my schools Unix system from within
Gnome i would be able to use emacs, xemacs, nedit etc. without needing any
additional Xwindows system for the graphical display.
Shouldn't this be the case (?) and if not
You might consider looking at
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/admin/ashell2.html#Path
Regards
Mads
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From: "Robert Griffiths" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 6:24 PM
Subject: [newbie] Traceroute...
Hi, when i try to use the
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You have to redirect your display and allow access via xhost
lookup you IP number using ifconfig
allow access using xhost school.edu
login using telnet like: telnet scool.edu
export display to your current IP number: export $DISPLAY
IPnumber:0.0
try
It looks like a path problem, what security option did you choose when
installing?
You can change your search path in the .bashXXX files in your home
directory, just start up emacs and add /usr/sbin
Regards,
Mads Rasmussen
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From: "Robert Griffiths" [EMAIL
are you logged on as root or su?
i can't burn a CD as a user, so what i have been doing is opening E-term, go to
superuser then start the CD burner from the prompt and it works fine.
that way i'm root for doing that, but not for anything else...
done had to install Linux 3 times 'cause i keep
I can't answer your question but i've installed twice and even when i'm
running linux normally my cd rom drawer is always slow in opening, it opens
eventually though, the light stays on for a while then it opens. Anyway just
to let you know your not the only one...sorry i can't help.
Hi list,
I was shutting down for a storm this afternoon, and accidentally I hit
the ` key, next to the 1 on the top row. I lost my Bash prompt, and the
screen displayed a . I pressed the ` key again, and the bash prompt
reappeared. Did I leave the Bash shell, and enter another command mode?
--
Thanks for your reply, and please pardon MY late reply to you. In my
newly installed Xserver 4.0 (as part of my 7.1 upgrade), I had white text on
a white background (I could SOMETIMES change part of the screen to Pumpkin
color (the color I had set for the root toolbar in my 7.0
Yes, that is the problem I'm trying to get the answer to. Some of the colors are hard
to read.
Shane
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Sent:Fri, 1 Sep 2000 15:19:38 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Xterm Font Colors
Thanks Paul for the
I got Mandrake 7.1 working ok with my intelli eye explorer USB mouse.
Now I need to get my 3Com USB web cam working. Has anyone had any
success with USB web cams?
Is this a Linux game or a DOS/Windows game in Linux?
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
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Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] OT Linux gaming OT -- Heroes 3
Still
On Fri, 01 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Hi list,
I was shutting down for a storm this afternoon, and accidentally I hit
the ` key, next to the 1 on the top row. I lost my Bash prompt, and the
screen displayed a . I pressed the ` key again, and the bash prompt
reappeared. Did I leave the Bash
I am an extreme newbie to Linux or any type of Unix, but am very experienced
with Windows networking, and have some minor experience with Netware
networking. As a result, most of my questions will be related to the
differences between methods on the various operating systems. I am NOT a
newbie
Hi folks, I d/l'd the new version of Harddrake and then tried to
install. I was able to take care of all of the dependencies but one.
It needs "detect" , what ever that is. Does anyone know what it is
looking for? Thanks for the help, Dennis
--
Dennis a registered linux user #180842
I have been having a problem with mandrake update. It seems like it
won't connect to any servers. I have tried running it out of kde and
gnome, and still get no response. I have tried running from a terminal,
and nothing happens. Is there a new version of the program that I'm
missing. This
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