On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 06:22:09PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Qualcuno ha idea di come creare un'unica partizione
con oltre 1024 settori ed evitare che il lilo
(nel mio caso silo) si inkazzi nella fase di
creazione/configurazione del bootloader?
Credo che le ultime versioni di
Non riesco a configurare la mia SB 128 PCI.
Tenete conto che:
-Harddrake la riconosce come una Ensonique ma quando faccio il test
appare il messaggio di errore:
/lib/modules/2.2.15-4mdk/misc/sb.0: init_module: Dispositivo o risorsa
occupata
/lib/modules/2.2.15-4mdk/misc/sb:0: insmod failled
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, a day in the life, BELLAN Andrea wrote:
Da quello che ne so chi possiede un K6 è meglio che non installi linux
Per renderti le cose più facili un consiglio da amico è installare un
windows nt 4 wrk o 2000 prof prima di linux
ehm, qualcosa di piu' costoso no?:-)
--
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, a day in the life, Fabio Coatti wrote:
On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 06:22:09PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Qualcuno ha idea di come creare un'unica partizione
con oltre 1024 settori ed evitare che il lilo
Credo che le ultime versioni di lilo abbiano risolto questo
salve a tutti avrei un piccolo quesito per voi , dopo aver configurato il kernel e
aver dato tutti i vari
make dep , make bzImage , etc, aver cambiato nome il nome del vecchio kernel in
vmlinuz.old , aver editato il file /boot/grub/menu.lst che cavolo devo fare ???
con lilo dopo aver editato
Non mandarmi più e-mail. Basta!
- Original Message -
From: "Simone Ravarotto" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Mauro" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 11:21 AM
Subject: RE: [newbie-it] ho appena iniziato con Linux
Ciao,per tua info :
il mio K6-III 450 vola a quasi 1000 Bogomips
Salve!!!
Vorrei sapere se qualcuno e' riuscito a configurare
la Matrox G400 Max Dual Head con Linux Mandrake 7.1
Mi risulta alquanto difficilino configurare il doppio
monitor sotto Linux ma ho gia' scaricato i drivers dal
sito dela Matrox.
Se ci fosse qualcuno che ha tentato con successo
non
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Greg Stewart wrote:
I'm going to post something on-topic again one of these days, I am. :/
Kathleen
Thank you. :-)
--Greg
*blink*
Ouch.
I thought I was joking...making a comment about the number of off-topic posts
recently, but apparently I
You can use ifconfig in a konsole window.
--
Here are some excerpts from a report by John Spooner of ZDNet about the
installation of Windows ME. His are in quotes:
"The Windows Me install wasn't terribly traumatic, but it wasn't exactly fun
either. It took me about six hoursincluding time to download drivers. Two
things helped
Well, remember that it's beta and things WILL be broken. If you're looking
for the latest features, wait a few more weeks and the final will be out.
If you like to tinker, than by all means, download away! I'm getting beta 2
right now, beta 1 was quite nice yet had a few problems with X among
could some kind soul tell me where i have gone wrong in my thinking:
1. cdparanoia will run as the user calling the program if not setuid or
setgid - right?
2. if my user - bascule- is a member of group 'cdrom' then whatever
group 'cdrom' has permission to do, bascule does too - right?
3. if
The following is the portion of resolv.conf dealing with the DNServers for mysetup.
They work just fine but don't point to the servers for my current ISP.
I haven't used this ISP for dial up in 6 months. The question is why do they
work and equally importanly when I change them to the
what the heck buddy this is an english speaking news group and we don't
like advertisements!
This is a LINUX speaking newsgroup and I'll talk to anybody.
--
Regards
Richard
http://www.tollyboy.com
I am trying to install LICQ on this system.
the main program installed fine from the tar.gz but when I come to instal the
GUI ./configure checks everything until it gets to X then reports no and stops
with the message you need X11 libraries and headers. I rather think they are
installed and
PLease excuse my rude roommate, he tends to
be very presumptuous, especially using other
peoples accounts.
Now to the point I noticed that for some reason,
Napster does not work.
I don't know why, I don't have a clue.
All I do know is that it is un-able to locate
an IP.
I had pmfirewall and
those who are write Netscape for Linux are lazy
and don't try very hard, thats why Netscape stinks.
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, you wrote:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Mark Johnson wrote:
I'm running Mandrake on a pentium II 400MHz/128MB at the resolution one up
from 1024x768 and with a medium size
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Oliver L. Plaine Jr. wrote:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000 21:36:57 EDT, you wrote:
Dear Anyone, Is VMware in Linux-Mandrake 7.0 complete? If so, where can if be
found ? Thank you, Marcia
Thu, 14 Sep 2000 21:16:45
Dear Marcia...not absolutely
Can linux see an NTFS filesystem and the for NT of Linux?
Regards,
John
If your kernel is compiled with NTFS read support, then 'yes'. If you go to
recommpile your kernel you will see read and write options for NTFS. Slect
the 'Read' option, but DO NOT (sorry for yelling) select the 'Write'
Not to be defending windows but it was most likly the way your
anti-virus was configured that keep changing your boot record back to its
orig. state.
Good point Charles...Mr. Norton does has a way with things himself. I
gave up running virus software all the time and went to scanning for
Is this a mailing list for people who want to learn ? about linux? and to
get help ?
Is there a difference (Grin)? I guess if there is it would be some
expectation that, as a help line, that it would work and/or that
responses should be expected. If that's the distinction then it's a
place
Yes, There is nothing wrong to post a message asking help in that person's
mother tongue. I have seen postings on the net in Chinese(GB2312),
Chinese(Big5), Indonesian National Language, and Malaysian National
Language and lastly in English. I myself read the first two Chinese and
English,
Ms Kohler,
I salute you, you upheld the spirit of this list.
Best Regards from a 63-year-old Chinaman
At 14-09-2000 09:52 AM, you wrote: .
Linux Mandrake 7.1 also set up my zip drive 'auto'. I am surprised. My Zip
100 is "fond of awol" it disappears and appears of its own will, I do not
know how to nail it down. Regards.
At 14-09-2000 07:04 AM, you wrote:
You may want to try 7.1. It set up my zip on my desktop without a single
I know that a lot of you hate the Microsoft bashing, but when the hell is the public
going to wake up and realize that the joke is on us.
Just as soon as Linux reaches a point where most of the questions
asked here are unnecessary.
Cheers --- Larry
Well, I've noticed if you're trying to connect through any
university/college networks most of them have it blocked out, so that could
be a reason. It also could be that your firewall is blocking it, god knows
why. Anything past that isn't clicking in right now, but I'm sure I can
think of
Thats strange I havent had a problem yet, I wonder what would cause that to
happen?
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Linux Mandrake 7.1 also set up my zip drive 'auto'. I am surprised. My Zip
100 is "fond of awol" it disappears and appears of its own will, I do not
know how to nail it
Dear Fred,
I am a new user too, perhaps we could keep in touch but i too a
newbie,
anyway i m luckier than you , at least i could run
up almost everything , but just couldnt add user Kppp. which i am having some
problem with . If you are able to help , next time email me .
As
for your
Dear Mark,
i
m new linux user too i dont know why all mails came to me for i
myself need alot of help from linux.com. Beware u could try themremember
dont email to me for question.
As i know so far, you better try linux mandrake
ver7.1 , dont use those lower.
bye now
-
i m new linux user too
i dont know why all mails came to me .
All the emails come to everybody on the list. That's so everyone
can see both the questions and the answers.
Hallo,
infact i m a newbie too, but i myself got a lot of question to ask
Linux mandrake dot com for help i dont know why all newbie questions
came to me .
anway , next time dont email me ..i m a nw bie .know nuts
only.
As for your problems., me too had
I wish to buy an internal CD-RW drive. I have a rather small budget, so I am
looking at the low-end EIDE models. What is the best drive in this category,
considering factors like Linux and Win2k compatibility (though I can do without
Win2k if I need to), speed, reliability and overall
IBM boot manager will keep M$98 in its place, boot magic seems only to work with
ms osesses it is ms,
a few months ago an ms enthusiast completely messed up my system (removed my
partitions) then to make amends re installed os2, 98 and linux using b magic two
days later os2 would not boot, I had
I can understand french german spanish and some dutch, but I cannot write much
in them, mandrake is french, and supposed to be world class, so expect some
other languages,
which I for one welcome.
is american realy english anyway? or just a sometimes charming variation.
mind you I 'd like to
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Trevor Reynolds wrote:
I don't do it graphically. I use a perl script called multiseti.pl.
Its
parameters let me do all I need;
-status to show what it is doing
-connect to send the processed units and get new ones
-work to run seti on the units
And it can be
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Greg Stewart wrote:
I'm going to post something on-topic again one of these days, I am. :/
Kathleen
Thank you. :-)
--Greg
*blink*
Ouch.
I thought I was joking...making a comment about the number of off-topic posts
recently, but apparently I
if you can ping another site... another pc in the internet but you cant resolve
names... your problem is mos likely the DNS in your netconf file...
check out your DNS value (s) and try again
El jue, 14
sep 2000, escribiste: Hi Greg,
I'm very-very appreciate your help. Thanks.
Here's
Well said Denis...Well said.
Mark
Denis Havlik wrote:
Hi Folks,
I am really sorry to see such a flamethread over a guy who posted a
question in spanish. So what? We are supposed to be a friendly bunch of
linuxers, not a bunch of wicked old men who have nothing better to do than
On Thurs. 9/15 Ozz wrote
[snip]
However, my main Internet connection is currently ADSL, with a USB modem
that is NOT recognised by Linux. Therefore I have to log out of the
ADSL account (currently hooked up to my Wife's Windoze machine, hence
all my posts from Outlook Express) and
If your Linux and Win machines are networked it is very easy to
install
and configure DCHP so that both machine can share your DSL conection.
I also have a USB DSL modem and that is how I set-up my system.
Unfortunately the machines are NOT networked. I wish they were.
However, until
First of all, thanks to everyone who helped me get Kppp rolling...and this is
my first posting to the list from linux! :-)
OK, the problem of the day is, I've downloaded and installed Pan, and want to
add a shortcut to it either to the KDE desktop or the taskbar across the bottom
(doesn't matter
Menu Editor (Where?)
(http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/article.php3?sid=2915075142)
Steven Adcock writes "Hey, I don't know about the rest of you, but where is that
fabulous menu editor, which should appear when you click on the "K" menus properties.
I have the two install CD's and have
"olof.liungman" wrote:
Since I'm new to the list this may be common knowledge, but here goes
anyway...
If you can't find a driver for your soundcard, in my case ESS Maestro-3 on a
new Dell Inspiron laptop (Mandrake 7.0-2), check out OSS by 4Front
Technologies (www.opensound.com). I
Just loaded Mandrake 7.1 complete install on my pc at home and I am
having trouble getting my Multi Tech PCI modem to work when trying to
initate a dialup to my ISP. The modem say's that it's ready but when I try
to connect it just says "initalizing modem" and never does anything. I
Hello,
I cannot login anymore. I just upgraded a few packages. In particular I
upgraded initscripts to something like 5.27-20mdk. and a few others that
shouldn't effect anything (ie., rpm 3.0.5 rpm-devel, rpm-python). When I
rebooted I found that after typing my name and password I was returned
Joan Tur wrote:
Hallo!
I'm about to purchase a portable... will Linux work fine with it? What
about the energy savings??
Thanks!
P.D.: Do you recommend me any made/model?? -TFT, DVD...-
--
Joan Tur. Ibiza - Spain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 11407395
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Yes. You need to type (as root), 'adsl-start' and you will see a few dots
echoed, and then it will (should) say 'Connected!'. At that point you can
surf the web, get your mail, etc... To disconnect you type 'adsl-stop'.
I'm assuming you have a dynamic IP address? I
Josh Shirey wrote:
Just loaded Mandrake 7.1 complete install on my pc at home and I am
having trouble getting my Multi Tech PCI modem to work when trying to
initate a dialup to my ISP. The modem say's that it's ready but when I try
to connect it just says "initalizing modem" and
Where can I find information on how to allow incoming connections to my
Mandrake 7.1 box? I downloaded the
software from the net so I do not have the documentation. If I can get this service to work, I
will buy the software when version 7.2 is released. Is there any online documentation?
Abe,
The extra speed that comes as a result of overclocking IS noticable, but
not a big change. A more significant question is: if a system is overclocked
but stable, how long will it remain stable, and what will you go through
before you find the culprit: how much trouble will it cause
Alan,
I just ran a win98 scandisk (thorough) and defrag with startup
optimization (after running a backup, as I normally do before system level
work). Wont98 boots operates fine, and Linux Mandrake (7.0 upgraded to 7.1
and with booting changed from LILO to GRUB for dual boot) also
Vic escribió:
Now to the point I noticed that for some reason,
Napster does not work.
What program are you using? I was using gnapster 1.3.10 and the
solution was to upgrade to a newer version. Hope this helps... ;)
--
Joan Tur. Ibiza - Spain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ
Hi..
Now I can connect to internet. I've tried using KMail, and browsing with
Mozilla and everything is OK. But when I restart (or halt) my linux box, I
see a message like this :
'Shutting down interface /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/K90network line 4 2680 Initlog
$Initlog_ARGS -0 $ *4[FAILED]'
Then I
In a message dated 15-Sep-00 10:53:40 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Joan Tur wrote:
Hallo!
I'm about to purchase a portable... will Linux work fine with it? What
about the energy savings??
Thanks!
P.D.: Do you recommend me any made/model?? -TFT,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Abe,
The extra speed that comes as a result of overclocking IS noticable, but
not a big change. A more significant question is: if a system is overclocked
but stable, how long will it remain stable, and what will you go through
before you find the culprit: how
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Joan Tur wrote:
I'm about to purchase a portable... will Linux work fine with it? What
about the energy savings??
if you want to take a look at portable computers to get a good judge of what
works, check out
"elinux.com"
Thanks! It will be useful!! ;-)
Magicshooter1 P wrote:
Hallo,
infact i m a newbie too, but i myself got a lot of question to ask
Linux mandrake dot com for help i dont know why all newbie questions
came to me .
anway , next time dont email me ..i m a nw bie .know nuts
only.
I'll take a look at the scripts from the site and see if I can decypher
what's going on in them, then let you know.
Mark
"Austin L. Denyer" wrote:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Trevor Reynolds wrote:
I don't do it graphically. I use a perl script called multiseti.pl.
Its
parameters let me do
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Roger Sherman wrote:
First of all, thanks to everyone who helped me get Kppp rolling...and this is
my first posting to the list from linux! :-)
OK, the problem of the day is, I've downloaded and installed Pan, and want to
add a shortcut to it either
What's the different between /usr/bin and /usr/sbin?
Sorry for the laziness but I just thought someone could jot down a quick
explanation rather than tracking down a Linux document
Also, when you down load an application to install where to you usually
download it too and what if it
Ok, I am not at a college, so that rules out that one,
and I have uninstalled the firewall temporarily.
I have my own T1 line.
The mystery continues.
Thanx for your input.
Until next time, thanks again. :)
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Well, I've noticed if you're trying to connect
Oh boy. Well I can sure upgrade.
When did the last version come out?
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Vic escribió:
Now to the point I noticed that for some reason,
Napster does not work.
What program are you using? I was using gnapster 1.3.10 and the
solution was to upgrade to a
Hello,
After failing to be able to login as I describe below from my previous
message, I was able to login using csh instead of sh but I received the
following error message:
warning no access to tty (inappropriate ioctl for device) thus no job
control in this shell
I want to fix it so I can
I'll take a look at the scripts from the site and see if I can
decypher
what's going on in them, then let you know.
Mark
Thanks - much appreciated.
Regards,
Ozz.
Oi, I'm ecstatic to have my Napster back again,
that Joan Tur person is the best.
I was scared to death at first I thot napster was gone,
as per the court thingy, I prayed "Oh dear lord don't let
it happen now!" I have a lot of new CDs to buy now
that I can use Napster, try before you buy thats
would not a virtual nic work here?
eth0:1, eth0:2 etc..??
=-Original Message-
=From: Adrian Wildey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
=Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 4:01 PM
=To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=Subject: [newbie] ipchains
=
=
=Hi,
=
=I am currently seting up ipchains with masquerading
I downloaded and installed beta 1 and couldn't get it to boot past Partition
Check. But beta 2 installed and is running fine. I don't have sound or
printer but those didn't work in Mandrake 7.1 either. The sound card and
printer are there in harddrake but I can't get either one to work. I
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Pungki wrote:
Hi..
Now I can connect to internet. I've tried using KMail, and browsing with
Mozilla and everything is OK. But when I restart (or halt) my linux box, I
see a message like this :
'Shutting down interface /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/K90network line 4 2680 Initlog
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Paul R wrote:
No need to uninstall. If you can spare the few Kbytes, just leave it
there. I have 6 kernels on the /boot partition, no problem. They're not in
my way
Paul
what do they do there, can you or do you ever use them, and why
could/would you?
I am too lazy to
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Abe wrote:
I know what the drive is rated at. Its a 5400 rpm ATA66 (UDMA) 17.4 gig drive
from Western Digital. I just assumed that telling linux to use harddrive
optimizations would imply using the full capabilities of the drive. I'm going
to try setting it to use a
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Austin L. Denyer wrote:
I don't do it graphically. I use a perl script called multiseti.pl.
Its
parameters let me do all I need;
-status to show what it is doing
-connect to send the processed units and get new ones
-work to run seti on the units
And it can be
Hi,
I was installing StarOffice 5.2 when it got to the point
of not finding a Java environment. So I go to the Java
site and download JRE 1.3 from Sun. It has a .rpm
file and I run rpm to install the file.
Ok, so I try the StarOffice installation again, but it
still can't find the Java. I can
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Rob wrote:
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, you wrote:
I've added applications to my desktop by right-clicking on the desktop itself
and click on new - application.then type whatever application but leave
the .kdelnk in. then click okay.
Yes, the sentence "How much faster is it going to be at 800mhz or even 900mhz
then it is now?" from my previous email was intended as sarcastic irony not a
true question. I have experience with over clocked ram and cpu's. Like you
I've learned that it is not worth it. If I need pc-150
great. thank you.
Abe
= Original Message From Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Abe wrote:
I know what the drive is rated at. Its a 5400 rpm ATA66 (UDMA) 17.4 gig
drive
from Western Digital. I just assumed that telling linux to use harddrive
optimizations would imply
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Robert \"JTBob\" Holland wrote:
Hi,
I was installing StarOffice 5.2 when it got to the point
of not finding a Java environment. So I go to the Java
site and download JRE 1.3 from Sun. It has a .rpm
file and I run rpm to install the file.
Ok, so I try the StarOffice
I saw another posting about a problem with 7.2 beta 1 not wanting to get past
the partition check on the installation. Well, I had the same problem with the
"stable" version of 7.1, for which I paid far too much money apparently. I go
through the whole process of making my partitions on a
you are correct.
= Original Message From [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Robert \"JTBob\" Holland wrote:
Hi,
I was installing StarOffice 5.2 when it got to the point
of not finding a Java environment. So I go to the Java
site and download JRE 1.3 from Sun. It has a .rpm
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000, Robert \"JTBob\" Holland wrote:
Hi,
I was installing StarOffice 5.2 when it got to the point
of not finding a Java environment. So I go to the Java
site and download JRE 1.3 from Sun. It has a .rpm
file and I run rpm to install the file.
Ok, so I try the StarOffice
-Mensaje original-
De: carol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: viernes, 15 de septiembre de 2000 12:28
Para: newbie
Asunto: Screen Problem, please help!!!
Hi everybody,
I had my Linux working fine, only that I wanted to change the screen
resolution to 800 x 600 (it was setup to
i have a usb modular-tech modem and i cant get it to work all i get is modem
busy. will i need a new modem?
- Original Message -
From: Rodrigo Villela LAB17 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:10 PM
Subject: Re(1): RE: [newbie] Mandrake 7.1 / Trying
On Fri, 15 Sep 2000 20:30:21 +0800, Magicshooter wrote:
clip:
As for your problem, you must go bookshope to buy related books with linux command
which you had to go by the hard way to learn and read first.
Linux is not a user friendly O.S...infact i had read and bought few books which cause
Hi all,
I went and did it. I set up Wordperfect 8. Looks great!!
But download.com fooled me!! It said that people with not a fast reliable
line should get the 7 parts separately.
I did so, and after more than an hour I could not install it, since it
was not complete.
So I downloaded it
I haven't played UT in several weeks (been playing ole' Starcraft again),
but before I quit I was in the top 100 CTF players worldwide according to
ngWorldStats. I just bring that out to show that I'm not just some nobody
who doesn't know what I'm talking about.
I understand your want for
Try logging in as root, and at a command prompt, type the following:
msec 3 [enter]
let the script to it's job, and this will reset your "paranoid" security
configuration to approximately "medium"
I found that using the DrakConf security settings was of no use. I actually
had to use "msec 0"
The curious part of this deal is that here have been other non-English
messages in the last couple of months. Why the stink this time? If any
given message isn't applicable to you bypass it; leave it for those that want
to help others.
I have read several postings about people
The script I use is something I downloaded at www.linuxapps.
Just search for multiseti and it is bound to show up. If not, let me
know
and I will send it over to you.
Ok, I went to www.linuxapps.com and could only find something called
mseti - a tcl script. The other thing is, how the blazes
I'm used to being in the minority. Doesn't bother me at all.
Abe
= Original Message From "dwyatt" [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
I haven't played UT in several weeks (been playing ole' Starcraft again),
but before I quit I was in the top 100 CTF players worldwide according to
ngWorldStats. I
Bring up Konsole -- type in "whereis java" (without the quotes) and it
will tell you where it is. Mine is at /usr/bin/java
Good luck,
Patti
Registered Linux User #184611
Original Message
On 9/15/00, 1:22:33 PM, "Robert \"JTBob\" Holland"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding [newbie] RPM
What about the problems that MDK Auto-Menu was causing resetting the menu
configurations? Has/will this be fixed? I was personally upset to see that I
couldn't have my deafult Gnome menu, as I couldn't find anything. Could the
Auto-Menu be an option, rather than installed by default?
--Greg
Exacltly what are you trying to do? Create an FTP Server? an HTTP Server? A
Proxy/Firewall?
There are innumerable configurations possible for this, and yes, depending
on how you configure your machine you can serve a VPN connection with
SLL.There are many packages available for SSL services.
I thought you said the errors went away after you recompiled your kernel for
ISDN module support?
If not, you must have accidentally configured an ISDN modem somewhere in
your system and need to remove that device configuration... The system is
trying to find the ISDN modem it thinks you told it
Dear friends:
The menu editor is there, but not available graphically.
Just type kmenuedit in xterm and it will bring it up. or type it as root
and it will give you global menu options. You can then easily set up
kmenuedit as an icon on your desktop by adding /usr/bin/kmenuedit to the
Ozz -- No need to hide your face :-) the first time I went into linuxapps
it took me forever to figure it out. In the box that explains the
application, etc look in the lower left corner...there is a little
picture of a house with an N after it...click that on. It is a redirect
to the
Your not down with www.hardocp.com then eh? :) Overclocking is the best
thing since sliced bread, when i got a 700mhz and O/ced to 840mhz it was
awsome, tests showed it. :p
markOpoleO
- Original Message -
From: "Abe" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15,
Greg,
I am trying to do two things. First and most importantly, I want to be able
to dial into my server using a phone line. When I dial in, I want to be
able to access the server and the windows machines on the network. If
possible, I would like to access the Internet using NAT so that I can
Mark Johnson wrote:
I'm using KDE. I forgot to mention that I'm using a Voodoo3500 video card.
I'll check the BIOS stuff tonight...
Hi Mark. Its off this threads subject, but does your 3500's TV tuner work?
I tried an ATI Wonder TV-tuner that a friend loaned me and never could get it
to
its funny. The hardcore anti-overclocking people hate me because I don't care
if people do it and defend the fact that they can do whatever they want with
thie hardware. Meanwhile, the rabid overclockers talk shit about me because I
don't feel the need to overclock.
Why do I feel like I'm
I have been trying to get a handle on how to remotely administer a
linuxbox I would like to have colocated at my ISP. I have read howtos
and minihowtos until my head is spinning. God what I wouldn't give
for a simple Timbuktu like approach to this problem in linux. So far
I have gotten ssh2
I had kde working fine. I went to add another user and typed startx and
then i got the blue screen and the generic window manager and then tried
xinit and initx and so now I have that damn generic window manager for all
my users. I want my kde back! Please help. It was months ago I set this
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