Ciao Alberto, effettivamente la documentazione su Linux e veramente tanta
(beh! sicuramente è qualcosa di positivo) ma tra tutti se puoi scarica gli
Appunti Linux dal sito ftp del Pluto. Prova a digitare in un motore di
ricerca "Appunti Linux" e verrano trovati i link corretti ai vari siti.
Scusate l'errore ma nel P.S. volevo scrivere '' Ma guarda te se uno che sta
cercando di imparere Linux deve avere sti problemi già in fase di partenza.
''
C'era un NON di troppo.
Dario
Saluti a tutta la lista.
Ho appena installato Corel photo-paint 9 e tuuto sembra andar abbastanza bene.
Ma il mio problema non è questo, io vorrei usare wine per lanciare piccole
applicazioni Win con il mio amato linux.
Purtroppo i tentativi che finora ho portato avanti non sono andati a buon
Dear Mwinold:
You might wish to consider the U. S. Robotics 56k EXTERNAL modem. It was
recommended to me by some of our gurus. It connects every time. However,
please remember that it will work well ONLY for data, i.e. as a dial-up
connection to the Internet, NOT for faxing. But many Linux
Fabian Jennings wrote:
I have a PC pentium 233 with 32MB RAM, and am dual booting
between Linux-Mandrake 7.1 and Win 95. My printer is an HP
Deskjet 870Cxi. Under Windows, it prints as expected - 4 to
5 pages of black and white text per minute, or thereabouts.
Under Linux-Mandrake,
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Anyone, Before my computer crash 4 weeks ago I had sound working in
Linux but I do not know why it worked finally. Now after my reinstall
(without windows 95 this time) I am trying to set up sound and I just get
error messages when
On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Hello everyone , I wonder if you can help me? I live in Maidstone , Kent(U.K.) I am
a newbie and struggling. Is there a user group in the area? If not interested in
setting one up? -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The nearest user groups I know off in kent are:
Hello to all that may be concern about LICQ and why it's isnt working properly.
I had went to the MDK 7.2 Beta and downloaded all the LICQ and Qt2 files but I
was missing two other files which were libcrypto.so.0 and libssl.so.0. There
were no such file that I can find on MDK. I did a search
Hello,
I am new to Linux and have successfully created a dedicated 7.1 box. I have
Apache installed and I am wondering how I can get PHP4 - or the latest
version from php.net on my system. I see the file I can download . but to be
honest I am clueless how to go about getting it from the net and
burlington john wrote:
** Reply to message from John Rye [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wed, 20 Sep 2000
06:47:03 +1200
I getting to like this interface more and more...now I
want to make some changes..
In particular to the terminal/console (what do we call it?)
currently it appears to
Robin Regennitter wrote:
hi, I tried Exporting QIF to a directory. But windows wont let me Export
but it just says that my printer is not installed. I'm not trying to export
my QIF files to the printer for pete's sake. I'm trying to Export the file
so that when I go into linux. I can
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
alright i had one of my friends telnet onto my comp and log in on an account
i made for him. Then i tried to use talk to talk to him but it says "No
response from talk daemon" does anyone know why this is? Thanks in advance
Check that the
Fabian Jennings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PC pentium 233 with 32MB RAM, and am dual booting
between Linux-Mandrake 7.1 and Win 95. My printer is an HP
Deskjet 870Cxi. Under Windows, it prints as expected - 4 to
5 pages of black and white text per minute, or thereabouts.
Under
Dear friends:
What has your experience been like with Linux-Mandrake, i.e. Macmillan's
free guaranteed email tech support?
I have been using Linux for nearly two years and have supported it
financially by purchasing its CD's. I began with Red Hat's 5.2 Power
Pack (or whatever it was called
I'm using linux mandrake 6.5. When I try to install my video card with
Xconfigurator I get error messages like
--
-
there was an error detecting the video ram on your card.
Now, I know some people who use ME and think that it works just fine. Maybe
your friend is having some configuration problems...Just a guess.
-Original Message-
From: Doug McGarrett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 12:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
In the past I have used Fortify to upgrade Netscape to 128 bit
encryption to gain access to online financial sites I use. Unfortunately
this product only supports up to version 4.72 of Netscape. Is their
a 128 bit Mandrake RPM floating around at a higher version level?...what
I've foound so far
These things being said this fact begs a serious and important
question. Why in the world are they doing it at all? Continuing to do so
is never going to help their standing in the world of desktop OS market
share.
You're absolutely right. I suspect its done because they realize that
lots
If you haven't already take a look into setting up procmail filters. It's
relatively easy, quick, and offers precise, hands-on control over the
filters and the messages getting filtered.
Can't say that I have. I'm using Netscape for my mail and haven't
even had the time to figure out why it
StarOffice is a resource hog. If you aren't running a P3 600+ with like
128MB RAM, it's slow. It's NOT Linux's system (well, the O/S anyhow).
Heck Steve, even those numbers don't make it load/run at a decent
pace. I've seen nothing like it in the Linux world. I'm praying that
Sun does
the correct name is. One of my compadres at work has
decided to put ME on his machine. He said it crashed a
lot. He was unable to even boot the machine today! I
Probably while doing its "maintenance" to keep it from crashing :-)
can't believe that MS was so stupid as to create this
Hello,
I am a new Linux User and, of course, I have lots and lots of things to know
about this very stable OS. As more of the new linux users, I come from
windows world, in fact I need to run both OS because wine and vmware can't
run perfectly some very specific applications (actually vmware
I believe that ME is a real release at this point but, who cares. It is just
a crutch until I become proficient at Linux. And, it's for my wife too...
:o)
-Original Message-
From: Larry Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 8:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe your sound problem to be an IRQ conflict. How to fix
it depends on your sound card and your motherboard.
First make
sure your IRQ's in the computer bios are all set to auto. The turn off "plug and play
OS" in the BIOS. THat is the stupidest thing in the world in first place.
I've only used their support once and got a timely and very helpful
response.
I am by now an "old hand" :-) at installing, configuring and
reinstalling my Linux, etc. But even for an "old hand", it would seem
that 2 incidents are just not enough. For a newbie, this is, I believe,
terribly
subscribe newbie
Package: installer
Version: 7.1,7.0
Current error message on screen:
unable to open for writing /mnt/etc/ld.so.conf.
Another observed:
illegal division by zero
These happen after closing "Format Partitions", leaving the last green
star on "Format Partitions". It is the
I went into the Frak Config and clicked around a bit and didn't think I did
anything but look around and then cancel... Next time I boot Grub comes up
instead of LILO? They are both installed?? So confused
I have the options now to boot to:
linux
failsafe
windows
floppy
Problem is when I
This is just a gripe. I know that Harddrake (or sounddrake) is just another
linux shell that conveniently runs existing teccho programs that most people
don't understand, but the various programs in my distribution of 7.1 don't
seem to match up, and when I try to upgrade them, they don't match
Just curious, how many of y'all:
* are programmer folk
* are IT folk
* are plain user folk
Don't get me wrong, I really like Linux and hope it flourishes. And I'm not
saying that Linux sucks in any way!
But I'm just wondering because, without getting into a flame war, I'm
surprised how bad
Seeing how I am going to install Linux this weekend I have a question
pertaining to multiple hard drives.
I have 3 HD's that will be on the Linux box 6gb, 7gb 30gb. In windows I
normally partition the 30gb into 4 7gb partitions so I have smaller
clusters and am not wasting space.
Do I
Try running sndconfig from a terminal window as root.
HTH
Ian
This is just a gripe. I know that Harddrake (or sounddrake) is just
another linux shell that conveniently runs existing teccho programs
that most people don't understand, but the various programs in my
distribution of 7.1 don't
Ok. I'm trying to install this module from source. It is to allow netmeeting
and other H323 programs to work through the firewall.
It can be found at: http://www.coritel.it/projects/sofia/nat.html
I downloaded the .c file and followed the directions on the page:
*** HOW to build the module:
I fall into the "used to be a programmer and unfortunately fell up into
management" type, but I still try to keep myself current.
I'm curious also - what type of question during the install would you think
is confounding to a new user ? It seems to me that every question during
the installs
Dear Larry:
I basically agree with your point about the economics involved. I do
understand the need for limited free tech support.
You bring up a good point when you mention that Macmillan/Mandrake would
have to charge $100-$150 per box in order to provide adequate free tech
support to
Don't get me wrong, I really like Linux and hope it flourishes. And I'm not saying
that Linux sucks in any way!
Mark...UNIX doesn't dominate the home computer market for one reason.
They've failed to get the interface useable by people who don't want
to know much about computers. I don't
Seeing how I am going to install Linux this weekend I have a question
pertaining to multiple hard drives.
I have 3 HD's that will be on the Linux box 6gb, 7gb 30gb. In windows I
normally partition the 30gb into 4 7gb partitions so I have smaller
clusters and am not wasting space.
Do I
Specifically, what was mostly confusing was after I selected that various
packages it asked me how many megabytes of the selected packages I wanted
install with a slider bar to adjust the "level" I guess. I didn't get it at
all -- because I don't know how many megabytes I want, all I knew was
pablito wrote:
This is just a gripe. I know that Harddrake (or sounddrake) is just another
linux shell that conveniently runs existing teccho programs that most people
don't understand, but the various programs in my distribution of 7.1 don't
seem to match up, and when I try to upgrade
So, why not offer LM 7.1 at the current price (around $50) and add the
option of a package deal on free email support for a certain period of
time beyond that, i.e. $50 to $75 for 30 or 60 days of serious tech
support, at least as it concerns installation issues and helping the
newbie get
Now you peaked my interest, why wouldn't a new user dwnload the ISO image
from the ftp site? I dwnloaded and burned 6 different flavors of the Linux
OS that I thought were worth giving a try. Unless you mean by new user
"someone that is totally new to computers"
Lyn
At 10:28 AM 9/20/2000
Agreed. I think my use of "bad" was inappropriate...
-Original Message-
From: Larry Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 10:03 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [OT] Who uses Linux? (was RE: [newbie] Mandrake...too many
apps?)
[..snip...]
That
Dear Larry:
I basically agree with your point about the economics involved. I do
understand the need for limited free tech support.
You bring up a good point when you mention that Macmillan/Mandrake would
have to charge $100-$150 per box in order to provide adequate free tech
support to
Specifically, what was mostly confusing was after I selected that various
packages it asked me how many megabytes of the selected packages I wanted
install with a slider bar to adjust the "level" I guess. I didn't get it at
all -- because I don't know how many megabytes I want,
---SnIp
all -- because I don't know how many megabytes I want, all I knew was that I wanted
packages A, B, and C. I just accepted the default and then it told
I find that question odd as well. I suspect it's a subtle notice of
how much stuff you've selected but it's too subtle :-) The app
i'm a cross between geek/programmer/plain folk
- Original Message -
From: "Mark Johnson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "LinuxNewbie (E-mail)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 10:11 AM
Subject: [OT] Who uses Linux? (was RE: [newbie] Mandrake...too many apps?)
Just curious,
Philomena wrote:
I fall into the "used to be a programmer and unfortunately fell up into
management" type, but I still try to keep myself current.
I'm curious also - what type of question during the install would you think
is confounding to a new user ? It seems to me that every question
I think that sliding bar thing is explained more clearly in the install
screen on 7.1 - I believe it has to do with ranking the system-importance
of the packages you selected so that the install can make a decision on
what to install and what to kick out if you don't have enough disk space.
I'm a economics phd student--I write in LaTeX and do some light
programming so Linux is nicer than Windows for me.
-
David Owen Kritzberg (david.kritzberg-at-colorado.edu)
Department of Economics, University of Colorado at Boulder
Yup, I'm sort of am assuming that if you know how to get to the FTP sites
(even tucows), download and burn the ISO images, then the install of
Mandrake couldn't be all that difficult. But, that is purely an assumption.
I too downloaded a bunch of distros to try out, and most of my co-workers
Hi! I'm new to the list (today)
I did a little survey on the Rutgers linux-newbie mailing list
a while back.
The results were interesting
Most are male
Most 25 - 40
Most had a wide range (years)of detailed computer experience (DOS, Unix,
WinXX, OS/2)
(hence the guts to try something new)
Hi
I've downloaded Mahogany from www.tucows.com. It's form is rpm package and
tar.gz file. I have also downloaded wxGTK from www.wxwindows.com in rpm package.
Then I tried to install wxGTK. It's OK. When I tired to install Mahogany, (I
was tried both, rpm and tar.gz), then ./configure, I got
This will normally happen if you select packages that exceed the
disk
space you have ... 100% = all of the selected packages if its less
that
100% you did not have enough room to install everything ... it tells
you
right on that screen =)
Even if you DO have room, it doesn't
Lyndon,
In windows if you have 7 GB partitions then they are FAT32 partitions. I
don't think FAT32 is subject to cluster size issues the same way FAT16 was.
i.e. I don't believe you need to worry about partitioning in windows or in
linux.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
Jim
Robin:
Whether this will work with Moneydance, I don't know, but the way that I
moved my Quicken files to gnucash was to have Quicken create a .qif file
in my d:/empty folder. Then I switched to Linux and gnucash, and
retrieved the files from windows. As I recall, it took a while for
gnucash to
Dear Mark and All, I am trying to read the books in Linux. My crash happened
with Linux to begin with then in the process of trying to fix things I lost
my Windows 95 also. I have reinstalled Linux but have not been able to
reinstall Windows 95. That does not bother me. I am happy to have a
But I'm just wondering because, without getting into a flame war, I'm
surprised how bad the installation of Mandrake is.
i'm a 15 year old with no experience whatsoever with anything but
windows (unless you count the array of prehistoric apples i played with
at school as a child) , and i
Hello, you've got to open an xterm, go to the
directory
/usr/src/linux and give this command:
make xconfig
This opens a tcl/tk interface where you can put extra
options to your Kernel, once you've finished save
exit.
Be careful because if you do something wrong your
machine won't start
Dear Alan and All, Thank you. That sounds like what I need to do. How do I
install that Linux tar file from CD#3? I have tried to install it before and
had no luck. I do not understand the tar procedure. I am a newbie so could
you or anyone explain step by step how to do this? Thank you very
Dear Alan All, Yes, I did the edit and changed it to id:5:initdefault: and
nothing changed except for one time the gui login manager came up for a
couple of seconds while I already was into KDE and then went away. It never
shows up at all now. Is there anything else I can do?
Sound-I did
Absolutely newbie on linux. Had installed LM7.1 on a PII 400MHz, have
soundpro Cmedia chip on board and a Xerox docuprint C3 printer doing nothing
under LM. No drivers for printer. Sound was "recognized" by LM but doesn't
work, mpu - parameter not valid, and some other stuffs. Tried to install
Hallo!
As i'm considering purchasing a laptop i'd like to know if there's a
list of PCMCIA cards supported by Linux.
Thanks! ;-)
--
Joan Tur. Ibiza - Spain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 11407395
Joan.Tur.pagina.de
Club.Ibosim.pagina.de
Mark Johnson wrote:
Agreed. I think my use of "bad" was inappropriate...
Mark, I've been critical of "Linux" too. My criticisms have been
directed at the marketeers and/or the press who are telling unknowing
computer users that Linux is a drop-in replacement for Windows. I
suspect it might
Hello,
The problem I'm having is:
I just installed the LM 7.1 Deluxe system and I can print fine from root
but not from users. The command line and Netscape give the following
error:
Lpr: cannot create /var/spool/lpd/lp/.seq
I assume the problem has to do with permissions but I
p.s. i have the wardrobe, though! six t-shirts from thinkgeek.com! and i
have a stuffed penguin! and i devour slashdot upon a daily basis... oh,
god, *please* tell me i'm not a total failure and i have the makings of
a "real" linux user...!!
Anyone with a stuffed penguin is well on his way
The same thing happened to me with the harddrake that came with 7.1.
However, I tried sndconfig from the 7.2 beta distribution and it worked just
fine on an ES1868 sound card, with no other tweaking required. I didn't
check to see if there was a sndconfig on the 7.1 distribution. This was
after
Good afternoon Joan
A great site to start EVERYTHING LAPTOP from is
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
PCMCIA specific info can be found at http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/
Ingo
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Joan
ah.. to be 15... :-) and its not possible to be a total failure at that
age - nor at any age !
I think you're doing fine - just calm down, chill and take a dp breath
and you'll be able to tackle your display problem. You haven't had fun yet
until you get the huge white cursor that takes
At the Lilo prompt or Grub, type in or select DOS, and press the enter
key.
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jim Chiang
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 11:03 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie]
As i'm considering purchasing a laptop i'd like to know if there's a
list of PCMCIA cards supported by Linux.
Try www.linhardware.com.
They list hardware (including PCMCIA) known to work with Linux, along
with links to any additional drivers you may require.
Regards,
Ozz.
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Rodrigo Villela LAB17 wrote:
I almost giving up. I'll buy an USR 56K.But ISA or PCI ? Any sugestions ?
Hi. I'm using an ISA/Supra Diamond 56k modem. Worked fine with Mandrake, right
out of the box...
Don't know why PCI shouldn't work as well
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Joan Tur wrote:
Adam escribió:
I remember licq 0.85 needs qt 2.2 installed, that *could* be your problem,
Hallo! Thanks for your answer but we still haven't found where the problem is
8-)
I've upgraded with --force and it still doesn't work (v.2.2-2mdk of qt2)...
You
Lenoard,
As we
have covered this topic many times over, please check out the Linux newbie
newsgroup archives. But, ifyou cannot find them, I haveadded it
below. I have used it and have never had any problems with @Home cable since.
For your convenicence, Ihave added it below:
I have just inserted my new old 500mi drive, to hold my /home partition.
Now, should I use ext2 or dos filesystem? If I use ext2, what is the
correct format for fstab? If I just mount it to /home what will happen to
the stuff in my /home partition now?
I see a reformat looming.
- Original
Sorry, I can't help you out, since I live in the US.
But, interestingly enough, I took a vacation in the UK this past summer and
drove right through Mainstone.
dwyatt
- Original Message -
From:
Steve Maytum
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000
When I installed Mandrake 7.1, the boot manager installed by default was (I
think) Grub, which I like.
When I tried to oinstall Corel linux on another partition, I found myself
stuck with (a badly installed version of) Lilo.
How can I go back to Grub ?
TIA,
Ron the Frog, celebrating Spring on
When I ran M7.0, the default action when clicking on a text file was to
open it with kedit.
With M7.1, the default is open it with kless.
(How) can one change this back to kedit ? (the line formatting of kless is
atricious ;-(
TIA,
Ron the Frog, on the banks of the Paraguay River.
--
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000 05:12:17 +1200,Duchess wrote:
p.s. i have the wardrobe, though! six t-shirts from thinkgeek.com! and i
have a stuffed penguin! and i devour slashdot upon a daily basis... oh,
god, *please* tell me i'm not a total failure and i have the makings of
a "real" linux user...!!
About the only time that I have to go to that other O/S is when I need to
scan something as I have a Umax Astra 1220U Scanner and the USB Scanners
aren't quite there yet in Linux :-( but they'll get there -- I am
confident of that!
Patti, it's advertised that 7.1 has improved USB support.
I have a situation.
I miss using DialPad in Windoze but it isn't supported for Linux. Anyone know
of any alternate websites that support PC-to-Phone with Linux or any other
PC-to-Phone alternative solutions? I am running LM7.1 with all of the latest
auto updates. I installed using the Developer
Just installed Linux Mandrake 7.1, and the latest IBM Java V1.1.8
Under Gnome, a java app I use a lot (PolarBar eMailer) works fine (except for
another problem for another email).
But under KDE the mouse left click does not properly select list items. Menu
items are selected OK though.
I
Just installed Linux Mandrake V7.1 (Helium) with kernel 2.2.15-4mdk.
Was having a problem with accessing all the files on a remote smbfs directory,
and the folks at www.samba.org told me to patch and recompile the kernel up to
2.2.18-pre8 to fix it.
So I downloaded the necessary patches from
Hi everybody,
I have a sort of silly question:
How do you type in Linux the following character:
~
In Windows or MS-DOS it's Alt-126, but that doesn't work in Linux, this time
I've had to copy and paste it on this message.
Thank you,
Carol^
Hi,
I think you can find some information about Linmodems and Winmodems on:
http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html
I hope this can help you,
Cheers,
Carol^
El mié, 20 sep 2000, escribiste:
Barry Premeaux wrote:
Mark,
When I go Mandrakes home page and pull up the 'Supp. Hardware'
Stephen:
I've checked my BIOS and agree that there doesn't seem to be a way to
disable PNP on the Compaqs. Only have one possibility to offer you at the
present, and there is certainly no guarantee it will work!
* Try a call to Compaq Tech Support and ask the Tech who answers how to do
what you
Wednesday, September 20, 2000 10:14 AM "Larry Marshall"
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
... Linux is preadapted to an approach of slow,
methodical learning.
... If people would deal with the basics
first they'd
have far fewer questions and become far
I have a drive I am trying to put peanut linux on. I need the drive to be
ext2. Can anyone direct me as to how to do this. I only have win machines up
right now (as far as a bootable disk.) Thanks
i thought i knew everything about computers until i met up with linux!
In a message dated 20-Sep-00 09:19:26 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I doubt a first time Linux user would click on
Expert, the "psychology" of Linux seems a little wacked but I guess it's not
an
why do people always suggest the most obvious stuff that was already done and
listed in there message as "i did this but the wrong thing happened" and then
someone has to be %*%*%* and suggest what they already did, its ubsured
and ignorant
In a message dated 20-Sep-00 09:38:59 Central
http://.HotTelephone.com
I believe they support both Java and ActiveX
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Altoine Barker
Sent: September 20, 2000 7:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] PC-2-Phone
I have a situation.
I miss
In a message dated 20-Sep-00 19:58:38 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
peanut linux
???peanut linux
sounds luck someone was a nut when they wrote this version
Title: Um... wheres my kde?
Hi,
I have been messing with trying to get kde or gnome (?) up and running, and out of windows manager for awhile, but no one has been able to help me, so I decided to join the mailing list. I have enclosed a reply from some one else's post I found in the archives.
Um, the tilde key is right next to the "1" key. :)
dwyatt
- Original Message -
From: "Carolina Kohler" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 7:53 PM
Subject: [newbie] Typing special characters
Hi everybody,
I have a sort of silly question:
How
I wish I had some experience with Quicken in order to tell you how, but I
haven't used it. Perhaps someone on the list knows the mechanics of
how it is done. I do know that it is doable as that is the only file format
that imports to Moneydance and a lot of people have made the
conversion
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Alan and All, Thank you. That sounds like what I need to do. How do I
install that Linux tar file from CD#3? I have tried to install it before and
had no luck. I do not understand the tar procedure. I am a newbie so could
you or anyone explain step by step how
Sorry never mind. Just found it, thanks.
- Original Message -
From: "Eric Flood" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Linux Mandrake List" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 7:50 PM
Subject: [newbie] EXT2
I have a drive I am trying to put peanut linux on. I need the drive to be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Alan All, Yes, I did the edit and changed it to id:5:initdefault: and
nothing changed except for one time the gui login manager came up for a
couple of seconds while I already was into KDE and then went away. It never
shows up at all now. Is there anything
Carolina,
Do you think that this will help with my problem. Whenever I try to start
kppp I get an error telling me that the modem is busy. The modem is a non
win modem USR ISA PNP modem.
Thanks,
Aaron
Aaron Benedict - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How do you type in Linux the following character:
~
Hold the shift key down and hit the key marked ~. On most keyboards
it's just to the left of the 1.
In Windows or MS-DOS it's Alt-126, but that doesn't work in Linux, this
This is a keyboard mapping thing. The 126 is simply the number
peanut linux
???peanut linux
sounds luck someone was a nut when they wrote this version
Peanut Linux is a micro-version of the OS to use in small devices. It
will fit on a floppy.
Cheers --- Larry
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