Da: "Fiscarelli Paolo" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto: [newbie-it] problemi con pppd
Per quale motivo "Peer is not authorized to use remote address
151.5.168.59"
credevo che kppp potesse risolvere lui il problema, ma in ogni caso si
tratta di fare una piccola modifica ad un file in /etc/ppp/.
grazie mille ora proverò a darci un'occhiata!
Buone feste a tutti
- Original Message -
From: "Fabio Coatti" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 11:13 AM
Subject: R: [newbie-it] problemi con pppd
Da: "Fiscarelli Paolo" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oggetto:
Ciao a tutti. :)
Scusate il disturbo, e scusate se questa sia forse una f.a.q. a cui
molti avranno già risposto, ma mi permetto comunque di chiedervi se
potreste dirmi come fare per far funzionare il mio modem (un Digicom
Tiziano 33.6), che funziona già benissimo per internet, come fax. Uso la
Salve a tutti!
Anzitutto vorrei iniziare facendo gli auguri di Buone Feste a tutti e poi
vorrei sottoporvi la fatidica FAQ: dove trovo la 7.2 di Mandrake di cui
alcuni di voi parlano (intendo se qualcuno sa se è pubblicata su qualche
rivista o così dicendo...) e poi se ci sono decisi
Confermo: la Mandrake 7.2 e' sul Dev di Novembre che
comunque dovresti trovare ancora in edicola.
Per quanto riguarda le differenze, puoi trovare X in
versione 4.0.1 (se non sbaglio nella 7.1 c'era la ver.
4.0), poi c'e' l'ultima release di Gnome e la Kde 2.0.
Puoi trovare la versione
Il lun, 25 dic 2000, hai scritto:
Almeno dimmi quale How-to leggere..
Booh, e chi si ricorda :-)
Ad ogni modo devi scegliere /dev/usb/usblp0 quando usi printtool
Ciao, Nicola.
cut...
Il dom, 24 dic 2000, hai scritto:
E' possibile configurare e peratanto far funzionare una
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Pankaj Sethi wrote:
On Sun, 24 Dec 2000, back focus wrote:
I assume that you shall be adminitering it as well, for that I'll recommend
Linux Adminsitration, A beginner's guide by Steve Shah
It starts with the basic and explains everything without making many assumptions
Hi,
As someone else on the list already mentioned, I have the same "problem".
I have XMMS version 1.2.3, which came with mdk 7.2, with the CD Audio
plugin installed and enabled. But no way that it will do anything with
audio cd's.
It won't work with either the CDRom or the new CD-RW drive.
With
Mark Hillary wrote:
I wasn't making a comment about the thread. I just don't like it when
people join, get the help that they are looking for the leave not
helping anyone else.
SNIP
Yes, I agree.
The Debian mailing list made the interesting choice of having just one
list rather than
I'm getting freezes in Mandrake whenever I play MPEGs, but given the
below log, I suspect the culprit is something to do with the sound. I'm
using the Sourceforge Linux Aureal Drivers. I have a Storm Platinum.
Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanx.
--
Dec 24 08:56:40 revenant
Hello,
I am trying to install open motiv runtimes but they enter in conflict
with the lesstiff runtimes that are installed with KDE.
Is there a way to have both KDE and open motiv installed on the same
machine?
Thank you
Berthold
---
Berthold Hamburger
Hello,
I am trying to install open motiv runtimes but they enter in conflict
with the lesstiff runtimes that are installed with KDE.
Is there a way to have both KDE and open motiv installed on the same
machine?
Thank you
Berthold
---
Berthold Hamburger
I was using my Iomega ZipCD 8x4x32 CD-RW drive reasonably intensely, burning
seven CDs in a row. These all came out successfully, but after that I only
get errors. I had a few coasters and one where the disc wasn't fixated
correctly (I correted this by fixating it manually afterwards). After
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
I was using my Iomega ZipCD 8x4x32 CD-RW drive reasonably intensely, burning
seven CDs in a row. These all came out successfully, but after that I only
get errors. I had a few coasters and one where the disc wasn't fixated
correctly (I correted
On Sunday 24 December 2000 16:37, Romanator wrote:
Well. This will be my first compile and I'm gathering information before
compiling.
My colleague at work is using mdk7.2 and his NVIDIA and kernel compile
was unsuccessful.
I wish he would have brought more information for me to view. I'll
Craig,
There is a ton of real good information right on the system and its written
with the newbie in mind. Give it a shot and see if it's not what you're
looking for.
On Monday 25 December 2000 05:57, you wrote:
Howdy folks.
I figure that I'll be getting some gift certificates
from the
Hi there,
Just installed mandrake 7.2 on myToshiba
laptop (coming from SUSE 7.0). Excellent hardware detection except for one
thing. There is no nin_cs.o in my /lib/modules/kernel/pcmcia directory.
I need this module to get myMatsushita cardbus/16bit PCMCIA-SCSI adaptor
(supplied with
While you have made some good points, I guess I'm a little more optimistic
about what the future holds for Linux GUIs than you are, David. Things will
get better as Windos declines and becomes less of a threat (and we won't have
to try as hard to win over computer-illiterate Windoze users). We
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000 23:27, Paul wrote:
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
I was using my Iomega ZipCD 8x4x32 CD-RW drive reasonably intensely,
burning seven CDs in a row. These all came out successfully, but after
that I only get errors. I had a few coasters and one where the
Johnny Kwan wrote:
Does Macromedia Shockwave Player has a Linux version. A site keeps telling me
that:
"This page contains information of a type (application/x-director) than can
only be viewed with the appropriate Plug-in."
I already have Flash Player installed and running properly.
Problem is that the boot disk uses the same ro similiar kernel and so locks
up at the exact same place. Even if I run linux in single user or maintaince
mode, it locks up at the same point every time.
So what I need is a boot disk/image for 2.4. I can get he source from
kernel.org, but cant
Macromedia does not offer the Shockwave player for Linux, only the flash
player and then only as a plug-in for Netscape.
Charles
Forever never goes beyond tomorrow.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Stefaans Mostert
Sent: Sunday,
Hey,
You know, I remember long ago finding how to turn ~on~ the
command line feature to confirm rm, but I can't find how to turn
it off now lm turnsit on by default. I've been using the -f
option, but would really like to not be prompted at all.
How ~is~ that turned off?
Meph
--
Take me off this list
==Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
While you have made some good points, I guess I'm a little more optimistic
-yhs
The problem is that crippling linux with bad mouse support is seen as a
strategy to win over windows users. I think that strategy sucks. :-)
=
LOL,
if we could take you off this list, I'm sure all of the Thousands of people you
just sent this message to would be happy to. But alas, we are but
"newbies" like you, and cannot remove you from the list
Only
you can do this, just find your way out the same way you got
in.
Merry
I have an older
Pentium 90 that will not fully see a 2.1 GB HD. I have formatted the HD
cleanly and the BIOS will only see the first 504 MB. I have read in the
archives that it is not recommended to install Linux using a HD overlay.
Is it
possible to install 7.2 and then reformat the
Check
the bios to see if it can use a different method of seeing the HD, such as LBA
or Large or Normal, and try all the options. Another possibility is to
upgrade the bios. It may be a flash bios that can be upgraded by running a
program, or maybe needs a replacement bios chip.
BobC
On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
I was using my Iomega ZipCD 8x4x32 CD-RW drive reasonably intensely,
Do you have it since long, have you burnt large amounts more often? I can
imagine there is a problem in the heat dispersion of the drive, which can
cause damage to the optical
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Meph Istopheles wrote:
Hey,
You know, I remember long ago finding how to turn ~on~ the
command line feature to confirm rm, but I can't find how to turn
it off now lm turnsit on by default. I've been using the -f
option, but would really like to not be prompted at all.
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, jan cowan wrote:
Take me off this list
I can't. You can. Look in the X-headers of the mail, instructions are
there.
Paul
--
Air is water with holes in it.
http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 - Registered Linux User 174403
Linux Mandrake 7.2 - Pine 4.31
Hi everyone,
Just got back from my brother in law. He set up Mandrake 7.2 and needed
help. He could not get his modem to life, couldn't get a kppp session
going, nothing.
After some checking and asking, I found out that he installed his machine
as a server, with high security set up.
None of
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Donald Munson wrote:
I have an older Pentium 90 that will not fully see a 2.1 GB HD. I have
formatted the HD cleanly and the BIOS will only see the first 504 MB. I
have read in the archives that it is not recommended to install Linux using
a HD overlay. Is it possible to
Were we ever able to resolve this problem with Xmms? I'm having the
exact same problem. I've also tried deleting "/.xmms" folder and
reinstalling xmms.
Seve
Original Message
On 12/19/00, 11:14:38 PM, Mr S Ganesan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
regarding Re: [newbie] XMMS won't start:
xmms
Which X version did you choose? Try version 3 instead.
Seve
Original Message dated 3/6/00, 5:39:24 AM
Author: "Riker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] SIS6326 Video:
Hello:
I'm setting up Linux Mandrake 7.2 on a new machine. The install goes fine
but after the first boot, and it tries to go
I had that once on a 386. this worked for me but is very hardware-specific:
1. find the geomatry settings for the disk
2. set it up as usr
done. Probly wont work.
- Original Message -
From: Donald Munson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 6:58 PM
Please can anyone on this list help. When I try to re-compile my kernel
2.2.14-15mdk Linux-Mandrake 7.0 I recieve the error
make: *** no rule to make target 'xconfig'. stop.
This happens with anything, if I try make mrproper or make config etc.
I'm root, and in the /usr/src/linux directory
What you want to do should be quite possible. Back when I switched from
Slackware to RedHat 5.0 (long time ago especially seeing that I have
been using Mandrake exclusively for a year and a half now) I also got my
hands on a 850 MB drive in stuck it in a (now long gone) 486 that had
the same
OK
well I took the plunge and let Mandrake load onto the drive. I told it to
erase the Dos partition and load to the entire drive. The setup went OK (I
think?). Now when I boot to Linux I get a command line prompt
(grub). What is this and how do I boot into the graphical
interface.
Don
Mark Hillary wrote:
I wasn't making a comment about the thread. I just don't like it when people
join, get the help that they are looking for the leave not helping anyone
else.
Mark Hillary.
Ps Anyway I like getting lots of email. Makes every say "Wow why do you get
so much email".
Thanks for all the info. Turns out it was because I chose the correct
printer during install but with the GIMP-EN tag. So during yet another
reinstall, I chose the other BJC-3000 and it prints the correct size now. I
guess GIMP is buggy or something, I don't know. So if anyone else
I have a GeForce2 GTS on 7.2 that works fine unless I want to play any
games! I've yet to experience any success in getting the 3D drivers
installed. (agpgart fails, etc). When I tried to install 7.1, no joy. It
wouldn't even boot to xwindows, nor SuSe 6.4. So get 7.2 and hope the kernel
On Monday 25 December 2000 16:04, you wrote:
Please can anyone on this list help.
System:
Mb: asus cusl2
Ethernet cards: LNE100tx, old card that used to work under 7.0 w/ tulip
drivers
OS: mandrake 7.2
I'm using a Linksys LNE 100TX version 4.1 All I did was in the network setup
choose
Great link. Thank you for the only one that clearly explains a possible fix
for the agpgart failure part. I may get brave and try for the 3rd time. But
I do have another newbie problem I hope you may be so kind as to assist me
with. The install sets up XFree 3.3.6 and though I have
Mandrake 7.1 and 7.2 uses GRUB instead of LILO by default. GRUB and newer
versions of LILO do not have a 1024 cylinder limit, so you can boot from just
about anywhere on the disc.
You have to be careful when making a partition just for the OS. With Linux,
there are few problems, if any. But
On Monday 25 December 2000 19:09, you wrote:
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, jan cowan wrote:
Take me off this list
I can't. You can. Look in the X-headers of the mail, instructions are
there.
Paul
Are they handing out brain tumors along with subscriptions these days? You
get off the list the same
Hey all,
I'm new to the list today, started my LM7.2 install last night, have
a ton of questions, but thought I'd say hi first and wish all the
best of the season - whatever your preferences.
I don't know diddly ;-) but this is 2cool to pass up.
later,
Les
Gastonia, NC
Are they handing out brain tumors along with subscriptions these days? You
get off the list the same way you get on. Read the directions that are sent
when you subscribe. There are explicit instructions there on just how to
accomplish this, OR you can go to the Mandrake site and unsub there
Les Owens wrote:
Hey all,
I'm new to the list today, started my LM7.2 install last night, have
a ton of questions, but thought I'd say hi first and wish all the
best of the season - whatever your preferences.
I don't know diddly ;-) but this is 2cool to pass up.
later,
Les
when I make the hello world example using code crusader ,the
output appears:
iostream.h: no such file or directory
empty target found at end of
/home/michael/hello/Make.files
I have add the /usr/include directory to the search path which
contains iostream.h,but the path does not
Hey man, welcome to the world of Linux! Im about 4 months into it, and I
was just saying to Mark Weaver (one of the list guru's) earlier today
"What did I ever do without a command line? What did I do?"
peace,
Rog
http://www.slammingrooves.com
Registered Linux user #19071
On Mon, 25 Dec
Has anyone tried using Chris's KDE2.1 updates? I've been using
his 2.0.1 updates and am really pleased with them thus far. I'm
considering making the move to 2.1, but am wondering just how
stable it is.
Barry :-)
Hello Mike,
Can you email me the files that you have created for your Hello World
example in
Code Crusader?
In the meantime, ensure that that you surround the header file as shown
below:
#include iostream.h
In the Make.header file, type in: -lstdc++
LOADLIBES := -lstdc++ -lm
Note that l is a
subscribe newbie
Thanks a lot! That seems to have fixed the problem.
Go into UserDrake, in 'preferences' and uncheck the box
that that states
something like 'autolog support' for that user.
-s
On Friday 22 December 2000 09:13 pm, you wrote:
When re-installing Mandrake 7.2 I accidentally set a
user
On Monday 25 December 2000 15:04, you wrote:
Are they handing out brain tumors along with subscriptions these days?
You get off the list the same way you get on. Read the directions that
are sent when you subscribe. There are explicit instructions there on
just how to accomplish this, OR
Roger,
You did the same thing I did...you ran windows!
--
Mark
"If you don't share your concepts and ideals, they end up being worthless,"
"Sharing is what makes them powerful."
Linus Torvalds
On Tuesday 26 December 2000 02:38, you wrote:
Hey man, welcome to
was just think cuz of all the messages of people having difficulty
getting off the list that messages posted to the list should
automatically have appended to the end of them an address, say a url, of
where to go and get subscription help.
Greg
Ha folks,
At last! Something *I* have done!
My dog was so happy with his new kennel (insulated
and all) that he actually uses it!
:-) :-)
Cheers!
John-getting-used-to-the-silence: no printer,
no sound from his M7.2
- Original Message -
From:
Glenn
Johnson
To: [EMAIL
Hi folks,
Actually I think there is a law in Scotland against having beer and Glen
Fiddich in the same place.
AND if there isn't there should be... :-)
Cheers,
John -of-loch-outtathegame.
- Original Message -
From: Erylon Hines [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a waveartist sound card that I'm trying to get it to work. I found
various places on the web that has a waveartist.c. I know it's probably the
file I will need but have no idea where to store it and how to get it to work.
Please help.
ICQ# 1678616
Office # 972-506-3411
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it is possible. but you will need two ethernet cards one for the Internet
and the other for the local network. give separate names for the local
ethernet and the internet etherenet.
--
S.Ganesan
Senior Scientist
Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
Berasia Road
Bhopal 462038, INDIA
do you have KDE installed? Kde will configure the tape drive for you.
Try to mount it as /mnt/nt0 or /dev/nt0 and the tape will be recognised.
--
S.Ganesan
Senior Scientist
Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
Berasia Road
Bhopal 462038, INDIA
Phone: 0755-730986 (O)
try to use a lower resolution for the X in the initial setup.
I also have SiS6326 and have had no problems what so ever. The vram is 8MB
and the monitor supports SVGA with 600x800 and above resolutions.
Run Xconfig again and see.
--
S.Ganesan
Senior Scientist
Central Institute of Agricultural
Thats because Macromedia sucks.
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Charles A Edwards wrote:
Macromedia does not offer the Shockwave player for Linux, only the flash
player and then only as a plug-in for Netscape.
Charles
Forever never goes beyond tomorrow.
-Original Message-
From:
I'm trying to install Mandrake 7.1 to dual boot with Win98SE but I get an error
message sending a signal 7...exiting abnormally or something similar when it tries to
scan for packages. I'm installing it on a box with these specs...
P166
FuguTech M507 w/ Intel 82430FX Triton
16MB EDO RAM
On Sunday 24 December 2000 10:23, you wrote:
O but whats the actual problem THE CD I HAVE WORKS ON SOME SYSTEMS!
Paul Williamson
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