yeah use pnpdump with ISAPNPtools. you probably need to set the cards
io/irq
to something usable by the driver module.
PatMc wrote:
>
>
> > > Dear Anyone, This is going to be long so please excuse. I have been
> > >working on this for 3 months.I reinstalled Linux for the 3rd time yesterda
Is anybody else having trouble sending emails to persons using
AOL? I recently reinstalled Mandrake 7.1 after two months with
very little trouble.Emails sent to AOL addresses get returned
with the following message:
"
This is the Postfix program at host localhost.localdomain.
I'm sorry to h
It was Oct 3, 2000, 22:51, when Dennis Myers keyboarded:
People at Seti@home state you should only use the programs they provide...
Paul
>Need some help from the list from users of Setiathome. I am trying to
>start in a new file and use the -nice 19 command and also the -verbose.
>I get all th
Hello all,
I have a question about burning
a CD of linux mandrake 7.1... I have downloaded from the mandrake website
the image needed to install mandrake (649mb) And now I'm unsure of what to
do. I would like to burn a CD that I can use to install LM on my
machine. Is it possible t
Need some help from the list from users of Setiathome. I am trying to
start in a new file and use the -nice 19 command and also the -verbose.
I get all the way to the point where it asks where my computer is
located and I enter "3" for home(without the quotes of course) and I get
a core dump says
I downloaded both the 7.1 image and the current
image.
Which one should I use? They both have the same
number of files but the current image is bigger.
Terrel Woolbright wrote:
> I am using a Stealth III S540 32 Mb Card in Mandrake 7.1 The board was
> detected during setup. It works fine.
>
> Terrel Woolbright
> - Original Message -
> From: "Aaron Benedict" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday, September 28, 200
On Tue, 3 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I need too change the permissions on an entire directory tree. [eg /public] what is
>the easiest way to do this. I wish to give everybody rights to a certain folder and
>all the contents inside.
try this
chmod -R a+wrx /public
the -R tells it t
Ok, thank
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 11:26 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] soundcore module
> type soundconfig in the console
>
gene wrote:
> > Dear Anyone, This is going to be long so please excuse. I have been
> >working on this for 3 months.I reinstalled Linux for the 3rd time yesterday.
> >Going better now except for ethernet card setup and sound. I will send
> >another email about the sound later. Right now ethe
In Linux a file or directory preceeded by a . is hidden ( more or less).
for example if I create a directory in roots home dir called .stuff it
will not show up in a normal ls. If you us ls -al it will and ofcourse mc
will see it too. However if you mount a drive over top of the directory it
will
get out of X and as root type:
netconf
this should take you to the text mode of network configuration.
you'll have to enter everything in manually, but this should work.
Roger Sherman wrote:
>
> On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 20:20:13 -0400, you wrote:
>
> >try as superuser
> >ifup ethx where x is 0, 1, 2,
You need to look at/edit the /etc/smb.conf file on the linux box. If you
make a change you will need to re-start the daemon's.
(/etc/rc.d/init.d/smb restart or stop and then start). One thing to watch
for is encrypted passwords. Window likes them. There is some help in
/usr/doc/samba-?.
Kevin
Your not in the directory are you? If you are in it you will get a message
that it is in use or busy.
Kevin
On Sun, 1 Oct 2000, Vic wrote:
> Yeah I typed umount not un-mount and it still does not
> want to let go---oh boy
>
> On Sun, 01 Oct 2000, Bradley D. Thornton wrote:
> > umount, not unmou
On Tue, 03 Oct 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
> This may be a mute point, since it's been a fairly well established fact
> that Linux and Western Digital drives don't like one another,
??Have I just been lucky? In the past 2 years I've installed 6 different
distros on 3 different systems with WD
- Original Message -
From: "Neal Wilkinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 7:33 PM
Subject: [newbie] Linksys LNE100TX and Mandrake 7.1
> I'm having difficulty getting the Linksys LNE100TX version 4.1 working
with
> Mandrake 7.1. I'm new to Li
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 20:20:13 -0400, you wrote:
>try as superuser
>ifup ethx where x is 0, 1, 2, etc
OK, when I type in the above (exactly as written) this is what I get:
usage" ifup
>or go into DrakConf and do a network config you might have to pick out your
>module try 3com 59x or somethi
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 19:44:56 -0500 (CDT), you wrote:
>When you run 'ifconfig' does it show up as eth0 or something like that? If
>not you might try using netcfg to setup the networking to know about the
>ethernet card and your connections settings.
OK, what I get is this:
lo Link encap:Loc
doesn't your cursor turn into a little clock when something is
working? You know...like the cursor on a Mac does.
--
Mark
~~~
...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied,
> Can someone help me locate the #()*)@ Patch program? I realize I'm a
> newbie, and niavely thought that if the install program installes the
> patch-install script located in /usr/src/Linux/scripts, that it would also
> install the related patch program, presumably in /usr/bin.
Are you sur
Actually no, it runs great! Also, it's only the word processor that's
running on wine, everything else in the suite has been ported.
Mike
>In my mind, it seems like running something in wine is a bit of a kludge -
>especially a full blown productivity app...
> Can someone help me locate the #()*)@ Patch program? I realize I'm a
> newbie, and niavely thought that if the install program installes the
> patch-install script located in /usr/src/Linux/scripts, that it would also
> install the related patch program, presumably in /usr/bin.
>
> I've
Neal,
Hi Neal, I too had problems with this network card in my computer.
However, I was unable to get it to work no matter what I tried. I went to a
generic ne2000 card, which was recognized automatically by lothar, and have
had no problems whatsoever with it. Sorry I can offer no advice on
I'm having difficulty getting the Linksys LNE100TX version 4.1 working with
Mandrake 7.1. I'm new to Linux and am having a hard time understanding how
to configure it. I've tried several things at the suggestion of some folks
on dslreports with not a lot of luck. I'm trying to find out which drive
the following is a quote from the readme file for grip 2-94 : a cdripper
and mp3 encoder prog which use cdparanoia,
'Secondly, cdparanoia
requires access to both the cd device and (for scsi drives) the generic
scsi
device (usually /dev/sg)'
this explains the problem that i have been having getti
I need to tie my Linux workstation to the rest of the NT network. I went to
install the SAMBA RPM for server, and client. The installation stopped, and
said that this RPN was already installed.
Where do I execute this so I could connect to the NT Domain?
Thanks in advance
Rick Bonczek
System
One on-line commenter had an interesting speculation that goes something
like this. With Sun taking StarOffice open source next week Microsoft will
be under the gun. Since Microsoft certainly doesn't want Office to be open
source it invests in Corel. Then Office can be close source while
WordPer
Can someone help me locate the #()*)@ Patch program? I realize I'm a
newbie, and niavely thought that if the install program installes the
patch-install script located in /usr/src/Linux/scripts, that it would also
install the related patch program, presumably in /usr/bin.
I've did an install 3 t
I had the same problem. My box is a PIII500 and 128Mb ram. I was using gnome and
enlightenment on top. Some apps had a delay time before popping up. I created a
"guest" account and the apps ran fairly well. So I came to the thinking that
somewhere, someday, somehow I moved something in the sett
Dan,
You may want to use a GUI on top of Seti go to:
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/links.html#links_unix
and you'll find some nice accessories. Good luck
Trevor
- Original Message -
From: "Dan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 20
Uninstalling Apache might not be a bad idea depending on just how
misconfigured it is at the moment. You may find though that uninstalling
and reinstalling would be easier if you were to use kpackage though. Much
easier to use in my experience.
You would first want to uninstall Apache using kapck
I believe you can put quotes around the directory so in this case it would be:
cd /mnt/windows/"Program Files"
Aaron
At 07:10 AM 10/2/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>Have you tried this one yet?
>
> cd /mnt/windows/progra~1
> (progra~1) is what you will need to get the
Paul -
I'm not an expert but I think Mesa is a 3D interface for running OpenGL
software/hardware. I'm not sure if your video card will support OpenGL. I
know many newer 3D accelerators do (3DFX Voodoo, nVidia TNT2/GEforce,
Matrox G400, etc).
I would check out Mesa and see if it supports your
I noticed when i had 128megs of ram Mandrake 7.0 Set default SWAP file to
128, and when i installed MD7.1 with 256ram it made Default 256. That was
mine indictionbesides reading it places.
markOpoleO
- Original Message -
From: "Austin L. Denyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTE
It was Oct 3, 2000, 15:52, when Paul R keyboarded:
>I may be mistaken, but I believe Lynx and Links are actually two
>different simmilar programs (terminal or console based html viewers).
>Links having been developed after Lynx.
Ah... could be... I only know lynx. One never learns everything!
At 11:28 AM 10/03/2000 -0400, someone wrote:
> hard drive light is a big indicator
It's not much of an indicator if your computer is on the floor,
as mine is. I agree, some kind of wait indication would help,
but better optimization would help a whole lot more!
>In a message dated 03-Oct-00
It was Oct 3, 2000, 14:24, when [EMAIL PROTECTED] keyboarded:
Hello Marcia,
If you want to use XFCE as only window manager (as I do :), you can write
your ~/.xinitrc like this:
#!/bin/sh
#
# xinitrc file for XFce 3 startxfce script
# Some distro needs to allows even localhost to use the displa
> Dear Anyone, This is going to be long so please excuse. I have been
>working on this for 3 months.I reinstalled Linux for the 3rd time yesterday.
>Going better now except for ethernet card setup and sound. I will send
>another email about the sound later. Right now ethernet setup is the mos
Awwwh...come on Ozz...don't be like that. Share!
Mark
"Austin L. Denyer" wrote:
>
> >
> > The only use I found for self modifying code was speed. example in basic:
> >
> > do
> > a=key
> > if a=27 then beep:end
> > If a=64 then beep:beep:end
> > if a=65 then beep:beep:beep:end
> > loop
> >
Mark Weaver wrote:
>
> This may be a mute point, since it's been a fairly well established fact
> that Linux and Western Digital drives don't like one another, but did you
> boot the CD to start the install, or did you start from a boot floppy?
>
> I've willing to bet though that what you're exp
> I read MANY places, including the manual with Mandrake that you should set
> SWAP file to the ammount of ram on your system. SInce you got 128 ram
you
> should have it set to 128. Not sure if that is the problem. But apps
load
> fine for me and i got 256 ram with swap set to 256
Interesti
This would work except that I'm either logged in remotely via Exceed or the
physical machine is not immediately visible for me to glance at the hard
drive light...
thanks anyway...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 10:29
Hallo again!
Maybe the /var/log/boot.log helps??
Here it is:
Oct3 19:02:55 QuiniPC mandrake_everytime: Disabling Supermount
succeeded
And the system changes "supermount" in /etc/fstab for "iso9660" or "vfat"
(CDs/floppy/zip)...
Does that help? Thanks!! 8-)
Joan Tur escribió:
> Hallo ag
In my mind, it seems like running something in wine is a bit of a kludge -
especially a full blown productivity app...
-Original Message-
From: Larry Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 10:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] Microsoft bails ou
hi Marcia -- so are you saying that when you get the graphical login box your only
choices there are KDE & Gnome?? i ask as you could be trying to change by going in
the menu once KDE or Gnome is running & trying to chance it there. my first question
would be did you do a full install? if yo
>
> I was doing work on an IBM System/3 in those days, as well as on
> an old Burrought B-7700. The Burroughs could only be fed through punched
> cards (always racing to get the optical reader which was 40 times faster
> than the mechanical one! ;-) for the average user, there were no keyboard
> t
> Holy hanna Ozz! come on man! talk more assembler to me! maybe I'm sick,
> but I really like that language.
First of all, it is only fair to say that it is a LOONG time since I
last used assembler. Like, 13 years ago...
Secondly, I feel that if we continue this assembler thread (which I'm
>
> The only use I found for self modifying code was speed. example in basic:
>
> do
> a=key
> if a=27 then beep:end
> If a=64 then beep:beep:end
> if a=65 then beep:beep:beep:end
> loop
>
> change to:
>
> 11 change_next_line_to "goto "+key+1
> goto 11
> 28 beep:end
> 65 beep:end
> 66 beep:end
>
>
Since I downloaded the iso file I don't know where the corruption was. The iso
file is just one big file. Once I downloaded right it installed great. It found
my ATI card, the sound card (which 7.0 didn't find), my D-Link network card and
my ZIP250. It did not have to reboot once until it was fini
hard drive light is a big indicator
In a message dated 03-Oct-00 10:05:47 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<<
It takes so long for these apps to startup, I wish that there was a "wait"
cursor to let me know that I did successfully start the application and then
I can go a
type soundconfig in the console
> Do I need to adjust something or does it just take a long time for
> applications to startup using a window manager (KDE/GNOME). I've got my
> swap set for 256MB. I figured I have a pretty strong machine (PII400/128MB)
Your machine is definitely not at fault.
> Also, is this just a bad ha
I read MANY places, including the manual with Mandrake that you should set
SWAP file to the ammount of ram on your system. SInce you got 128 ram you
should have it set to 128. Not sure if that is the problem. But apps load
fine for me and i got 256 ram with swap set to 256
markOpoleO
- O
Dear Anyone, As was suggested I did reinstall Linux Mandrake 7 because I
could never get the graphical login to comeup. Now I have it! I am thrilled.
However, I cannot figure out how to get into the other window desktops such
as xfce, enlightenment, etc. The choice is there but I can only get i
Mike,
You can do that like this:
chmod ### -Rf dirname
Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I need too change the permissions on an entire directory tree. [eg /public] what is
>the easiest way to do this. I wish to give everybody rights to a certain folder and
>all the content
I don't care what anyone says...Assembler is just plain awesome!
Mark
Vic wrote:
>
> I remember assembler code for the old Z80,
> well I don't remember all the codes but I remember
> a few of the nemonnics, like DJNZ and NOP.
>
> I could make a lot of neat little programs
> with it, like a bur
Adam,
I like yours possibility better than mine...that's for sure.
Mark
Adam wrote:
>
> I wouldn't know if its your hard drives, but I have 2-10.2 WD hard
> drives and linux installed like a dream, except in 7.2 beta1 (where it kept
> crashing while trying to format the hard drive)
> I
> hmm, maybe i'm just naive but so what if MS bails out Corel as far as linux
> goes. There is/was nothing stopping MS from creating their own distribution
> of linux nor stopping them from building applications for Linux. I can't
> believe that there aren't any MS programmers running linux
as far as corel linux, from everything i have heard in the linux community
its not that big of a loss, and if microshaft ports a linux distro which i
doughbt given bill gates quote of linux that its just a fad and is not a
stable or reliable system (he obviously downloaded the wrong linux distr
.deep in the far reaches of the Gates islands in the large gates mansion
runs an interesting peculiarity. as we hear the clacking away at key strokes
we come across the horid creature of the gates and on his monitor a large
penguin is dancing away, as the behimith screaches LINUX ROCKS!
Do I need to adjust something or does it just take a long time for
applications to startup using a window manager (KDE/GNOME). I've got my
swap set for 256MB. I figured I have a pretty strong machine (PII400/128MB)
but linux is just dogging it. I was thinking about getting a second machine
somew
I'm trying to configure my sound card (YMF-724) and in the Readme File says:
1.- You must turn on sound support (soundcore module).
How I turn on the sound support? Where this soundcore module?
Please, I need your help. I don't know the Linux well
Thank
Noel
There is a company in St.Louis that made some sort of Database Software for
Linux to manage there ENTIRE database for there manufacturing plant, and
they made it opensource of course and he mentioned in article after it was
put up for download it was downloaded 10 times from someone at
Microsoft.
- Original Message -
From: "Pat McCauley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2000 9:11 AM
Subject: [newbie] .bin files
> I just downloaded Star Office 5.2 and it came in one .bin file. How do I
> install, run, or decompress this?
>
It is an automati
I remember assembler code for the old Z80,
well I don't remember all the codes but I remember
a few of the nemonnics, like DJNZ and NOP.
I could make a lot of neat little programs
with it, like a burglar alarm and telephone
answering voice mail system control box,
as well as have it control a cen
I would try http://www.jdr.com and ask for a catalogue.
Unless someone else knows of a cheaper company.
Hope this helps
On Mon, 02 Oct 2000, Clif Caldwell wrote:
> I realize I'm imposing on this list but I desparately need to obtain about 3
> cheap Linux friendly network cards to share my home
Jeff Malka wrote:
>
> After much searching I discovered that if in a console I type:
>
> xsetroot -cursor_name left_ptr -fg cyan -bg white &
>
> I will get a cyan colored left pointing arrow.
>
> BUT, this setting dissappears after I logout and then back in when the X
> cursor returns.
>
> If
> I know z80 asm. I need my reference chart of course, but I have writen
> programs.
>
> Anyone here managed to get windows 95 to run on an amstrad with a z80 and
> 64k ram? I have. I had to rewrite the gui part so it would run. There were
> no drives, but it did have a working start menu. It us
I need too change the permissions on an entire directory tree. [eg /public] what is
the easiest way to do this. I wish to give everybody rights to a certain folder and
all the contents inside.
Is it possible to keep the rights above set to even thing created afterwards? [ie
user1 creates a f
hmm, maybe i'm just naive but so what if MS bails out Corel as far as linux
goes. There is/was nothing stopping MS from creating their own distribution
of linux nor stopping them from building applications for Linux. I can't
believe that there aren't any MS programmers running linux at home (or
I just downloaded Star Office 5.2 and it came in one .bin file. How do I
install, run, or decompress this?
_
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.
Share information about yourself, create
I wouldn't know if its your hard drives, but I have 2-10.2 WD hard
drives and linux installed like a dream, except in 7.2 beta1 (where it kept
crashing while trying to format the hard drive)
I've noticed that with a few people that I've helped out that have
gotten Signal 11, it's been a pr
> This may be a mute point, since it's been a fairly well established fact
> that Linux and Western Digital drives don't like one another, but did you
> boot the CD to start the install, or did you start from a boot floppy?
Ssshhdon't tell my WD153 that Linux doesn't like it. So far neit
Holy hanna Ozz! come on man! talk more assembler to me! maybe I'm sick,
but I really like that language.
--
Mark
~~~
...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied, "His face
Yeah...really. they should stick to makeing office suites.
--
Mark
~~~
...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied, "His face is an easy read!"
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 2:44pm
This may be a mute point, since it's been a fairly well established fact
that Linux and Western Digital drives don't like one another, but did you
boot the CD to start the install, or did you start from a boot floppy?
I've willing to bet though that what you're experiencing is that when
Linux sa
> Well, we all should go down and buy their products. I'm thinking about buying
> the wordperfect suite. The one thing I wouldnt buy from them is Corel Linux.
No thanks. If they'd actually ported their suite to Linux I'd be the first in
line but I don't need Franken-Windows applications ru
> turns StarOffice into something decent. Wordperfect was buggy, like all
> commercial software. They should have made it opensource. A shame RedHat
> couldn't buy Corel. They do have some useful software I'd like to see
> opensourced.
What would you do with it? Large chunks of Word Perfect
All,
Thanks for the assistance. I found the SWAT program and with some of the
text changes to the smb.conf file. All is working well - now.
Will have to figure out the NT domain integration stuff later. For now I
have the "sample" the programmers were after. And a day to spare!
Thanks to e
Hi
I have some questions regarding LM7.2
1. When is it coming out?
2. Will it have native support for the Geforce2 chipset?, This is my
main reason for not using LM7.1 at the moment due to the fact that I
have never used any linux before. I read some posts with people having
problems with the ge
If you want to run it in text mode you can add the
verbose option. Just add -verbose at it will show
lots of detail and once in a while the percentage
done. If you let it run all the time it will try to
connect to the internet and get a new work unit. I
think it checks every hour for a network
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