Sono un nuovo utente linux (da 3 giorni), ho
installato dosemu.rpm su Mandrake 7.2
Il pacchetto viene installato ma non micrea
l'icona, cosa devo fare?
Vorrei sapere un altra cosa, per installare i
programmi bisogna per forza loggarsi come root?
Grazie.
Ciao a tutti,
volevo porre una domanda.Accidentalmente l'altro
giorno installando il Linux
(mandrake 7.2) o fatto partire l'installazione
con L' Xfree 3.86 mi sembra,e non con il 4.01.
Volevo chiedere se sia possibile aggiornare il
sistema con la versione 4.01 direttamente in Linux ed
Salve linuxmandrakiani
Ho un problema nell'installare x su un
portatile
compaq presario 1200 modello 12xl302 con una
scheda video trident cyberblade i1 agp
77
Faccio l'installazione di l.m. ma alla
configurazione
di x non so che monitor, scheda video e
risoluzione
scegliere.
Mi aiutate?
che scheda video hai?
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From:
BEPPE
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 3:38
PM
Subject: [newbie-it] Domanda
Ciao a tutti,
volevo porre una domanda.Accidentalmente
l'altro giorno installando il Linux
(mandrake
Io ho un laptop presario 1200 xl 109 ed ho
verificato che la versione di xfree4.01 non contempla il chip della mia sk video
cyberblade trident, mentre lavora correttamente con la versione di
xfree3.3.6
prima di installare i pacchetti della versione
3.3.6 prova a verificare se c'e' una
Il 15:38, sabato 03 febbraio 2001, scrivesti:
Volevo chiedere se sia possibile aggiornare il sistema con la versione 4.01
direttamente in Linux ed eventualmente che differenze dovrei veder.
Usa drakconf
Ciao
Marco
allora in genrale passare dalla 3.3.6. alla 4.0.x dovrebbe migliorare la
velocit di visualizzazione di finestre e oggettti su desktop.
Per te che hai un scheda nvidia inoltre c' la possibilit di abilitare il
supporto 3D della scheda, in particolare con i giochi.
In effetti a me era capitato lo
Swap partition must be set up in /etc/fstab. If you set it up during install
the installer should have done it.
Windows doesn't come with partitioning tools. 95 and 98 come with fdisk
which doesn't work on ext2 or swap partitions and millenium doesn't come
with anything.
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did you change the partition in /etc/fstab?
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From: Quaylar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 3:24 PM
Subject: [newbie] disk partitions
hi all...
short question regarding disk partitions.
as my original 500 MB /usr partition
BIG.
usually between 600 and 650 meg. It took me weeks to get it over my modem.
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From: Sevatio Octavio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 5:57 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Can anyone tell me the byte size on a DL ISO burned
toCD?
Nope on the printer port I guess. Supposed to be local. I told pmfirewall
to leave nothing open. Netstat -l after inserting ALL : ALL. Doesn't seem
any different. (Can that prevent me from rsyncing, telneting, and
minicoming to my Agenda hand held device?)
Active Internet connections
If I do a work staiton install, then there's no smb server etc, and if if I
do a server install then for some reason there is no RPMDrake,
MandrakeUpdate etc... :-(
It is, one assumes, because people setting up servers know more and don't
want RPMDRake... but without it, \I can't find the
Ok, I went in to startup services and turned some more stuff off, whatda'
think:
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State
tcp0 0 *:32768 *:* LISTEN
tcp0 0
At 08:42 03.02.2001 +, you wrote:
did you change the partition in /etc/fstab?
yes i did...the new user partition is correctly mounted..but
its too small...anyway...
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From: Quaylar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
type
netstat -a
or
netstat -a -n
this should list all connections. Established and listening.
You are right, I don't see any difference at all. But I bet if you go to
securityportal.com or securityfocus.com and do a scan of your computer, you will find
that what you see in your netstat
It took me a hour and a half to do it by DSL.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BIG.
usually between 600 and 650 meg. It took me weeks to get it over my modem.
- Original Message -
From: Sevatio Octavio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 5:57 AM
Trying to set up a box running LM7.2 as a print server for a couple of win98
machines.
Currently i have samba set up correctly as far as i can tell. All the
machines can see each other and talk to each other fine. On the windows
machines i can open up network neighborhood and see the linux box.
Todd,
Thanks for your suggestion
and yes i think im going to GF2 GTS
Tanggal 02 Feb 2001, Todd Flinders nulis,
Likely, your GeForce2 MX will work fine for 2D.
However, setting up GLX (the 3D driver) for my
GeForce2 has been extremely troublesome for me. The
instructions are easy enough
I don't know - I'm hoping someone else does
Poogle
On Saturday 03 February 2001 01:31, you wrote:
Aren't the forums and the newbie/expert lists separate things? For one
thing, you have to go to the forum, whereas the lists show up in your
mail box. (Some 300 last weekend).
-- cmg
[EMAIL
Hi all,
Just trying to get Aurora to start up during boot up and shut down but
it's not happening.
I'm running mdk7.2 development.
Thanks,
Roman
Dear Anyone, Have any of you downloaded and installed the new
hearts-1.2pre1.tar.gz?
This is for KDE2. I have LM 7.2 with KDE2 and I would like to install
this however I am a tar newbie.
I have read and studied everything about tar and I still do not get it.
What would be the exact steps to
Hi,
I have 4 mount points
/dev/hda5 /
/dev/hda7 /usr
/dev/hda8 /var
/dev/had9 /home
I wish to backup everything on /dev/hda5 so I can
reformat it, then copy it back.
However since this happens to be the / partition I
know there are a lot of special entries and files
there like /dev /mnt
Can you go back to the d/l site and get the gpg keys? If so they are also a
file on the first install disk. If the keys match I think you should have all
the files. Somebody jump in here and correct me if I'm wrong.
On Sat, 03 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Thanks so much for the replies, but I
Hi all, after two days of shear frustration I am back on line. So after a
major problem with the WD hard drive, not wanting to take an upgrade and
files corrupted etcetc I discovered that the silly thing will take a
complete format and reinstall of 7.2 In the process it saw an old
have just signed up to the newbie mailing lists
when the mails come down, I'm getting 2 of each
and ideas
DragonLord
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dennis Myers
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 2:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Swap file on two hard drives?
Hi all, after two days of shear frustration I am back on
line. So
What you're looking at are the programs' "sources". This means that you'll
have to compile it on your system. Usually this isn't a big deal, even if you
don't understand what's actually happening while you do it.
I'm not familiar with the package you mentioned, but here are the general
steps:
Dell is posting some XF86Config files on their support website. I downloaded
one for my inspiron 8000 and made a change and it works fine. (ok for now)
Also, browse thru the linux-dell-laptops yahoogroups (egroups).
Have fun!
Regards,
Elan
Original Message Follows
From: "Myers,
Hey,
Guess no one could make out what I was on about with the tape
drive, so lemme try another angle:
What is the lm7.2 way to install new hardware -- particularly
hardware with it's own scsi card?
Meph
--
"I did this 'cause Linux gives me a woody."
-Dave '-ddt-' Taylor,
I'm new to Linux and I've figured out how to install software using kpackage
and gzip, but I can't figure out how to install software that comes in the
form of a .bin file. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
why? is 7.2 broken? it's been my experience that upgrade-itis is hazerdous
to your computer's health.
--
Mark
"If you don't share your concepts and ideals, they end up being worthless,"
"Sharing is what makes them powerful."
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001, Romanator wrote:
Date: Fri, 02 Feb
yes...including an operating system that works!
--
Mark
"If you don't share your concepts and ideals, they end up being worthless,"
"Sharing is what makes them powerful."
On Sat, 3 Feb 2001, Goldenpi wrote:
Date: Sat, 3 Feb 2001 08:40:14 -
From: Goldenpi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For reasons I don't understand, DNS abruptly quit working on my Mandrake 7.2
box. It was working earlier today, then I was trying to configure Samba and
it seemed to quit sometime around then. I don't believe I did anything
related to DNS, but it quit working.
I can ping by IP address all day,
Thanks to Meph and others who replied to my original question. I've looked
a little further and can give some more details, so I am going to send this
again. Does anyone know what DB2 refers to? All I want to do is _get
rid_ of the following daily message:
From:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Saturday 03 February 2001 12:29 pm, regarding Re: [newbie] Mandrake 7.3,
you said:
why? is 7.2 broken? it's been my experience that upgrade-itis is hazerdous
to your computer's health.
7.2 isn't exactly *broken* on my box, but I am having relatively frequent
experiences of video problems
Those can be run approximately two ways.
In either a text or virtual terminal you can type
./executablefile.bin
where executablefile.bin means the file name of the binary
executable.
Hope this helps.
Vic
On Saturday 03 February 2001 03:06 pm, so spoke BamBam:
I'm new to Linux and I've
El Domingo 28 Enero 2001 22:57, escribiste:
I mean I do not know why Xpdf cannot read a number of pdf files. Does
anyone know what could be the reason?
Zaldi
Yep!, that's a problem. I have many pdf files that neither the Xpdf nor the
KGosthview can open, and I just need those files.
Other
El Sbado 27 Enero 2001 12:27, Goldenpi escribi:
My 20gig is only showing up as 8gig. I know that is the bios. Its some
weird costom-made chip by hewlett-packard and my motherboard wont take an
upgrade. So I need a new motherboard. Until then, linux is dead. The drive
is currently storeing
Hi,
Here you have the information. Greetings.
Fabian.
1)less /proc/pci
2)less /etc/modules.conf
3)lsmod
4)ls -al /dev/dsp
5)ls -al /dev/audio
6)ls -al /dev/mixer
---
/proc/pci
I get a permission denied error when I follow the instructions below. I'm
logged in as root if that helps.
On Saturday 03 February 2001 14:14, you wrote:
Those can be run approximately two ways.
In either a text or virtual terminal you can type
../executablefile.bin
where
Whenever a new release comes out I have always been in the habit of doing a full
install, rather than an upgrade.
Of course this entails some backing up and restoring of information.
I have seen some discussions regarding how many partitions is best for an
install, and I notice there are (as
There should be one "." (dot) and one "/" (slash) infront of the executable (binary.
we call them binaries in *nix environments). The other way that you can try is:
sh binary.bin
If you still get a permission error that is because you have a program on your
computer that will not allow you to
--
At this point, I just want to get rid of the DB2 message! Thanks a lot
to anyone who can point to a solution.
Jacqueline Michell
Jacqueline,
Let us start with your slocate problem first. Did you upgrade it to a version beyond
2.2-6mdk? I did and had the same problems.
not have anything
really useful to add, but my confusing statements may clarify
something for someone (maybe even me). Let's start here:
We're looking at an anacron job. Looking at
/var/spool/anacron/cron.daily tells us only:
20010203
that isn't the least bit helpful. Then
/etc/cron.daily
I'm with you on that, Richard. But then, I don't have a "production"
system. My current setup is to have a /, a /backup, and a swap
partition. Everything that's truly important gets copied to /backup
regularly so I don't have to reset everything if I do a reinstall at the
next Mandrake
On Friday 02 February 2001 05:26 pm, regarding Re: [newbie]
Emergency...solved, you said:
Hey,
I've never seen 'em change by anything or anybody but the USER ;
BTW what happened to my fonts? when i opened this post i am
all of a sudden getting those giant dotted letters?
I'm into KDE 2.1 now, but I really appreciate your input as I
have been wanting to play with Pine for some time now. I just
found the user friendliness of Kmail setup appealing. Pine
seemed to be a bit more esoteric. Do you know of a good howto
on it?
Hmm. Not really. But there's
http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/article.php3?sid=20001108042008 might help you.
Hi all,
Just trying to get Aurora to start up during boot up and shut down but
it's not happening.
I'm running mdk7.2 development.
--
Anthony
http://binaryfusion.net
Press any key to continue, or any other key
I am trying to update my desktop to the 2.1beta and using Chris M.s
instructions, I get a conflict of kdelibs for the new 2.1 with the old
KDE1.99. how do you put the --nodeps flag in the command line? Does it go in
after the rpm, or after the -Uvh, or after the folder names, like "art*
When I refer to database managers, I am referring to mysql, postresql, ODBC, and the
like.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--
At this point, I just want to get rid of the DB2 message! Thanks a lot
to anyone who can point to a solution.
Jacqueline Michell
Jacqueline,
thanx a lot.
1) I got my 810 sound work
indeed it works but I cannot listen since mixer is set mute.
2) you have not 810 sound card
your sound card is Creative Soundblaster
thanx again.
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My 2cents-I have been trying to get 7.2 to install on a BCM I810P, but it
doesn't seem compatible with Linux. KDE, Gnome, and X have problems with
it.
Don W. Jenkins
www.jinxinker.com
www.maxfarce.com
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anthony wrote:
http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/article.php3?sid=20001108042008 might help you.
Hi all,
Just trying to get Aurora to start up during boot up and shut down but
it's not happening.
I'm running mdk7.2 development.
--
Anthony
http://binaryfusion.net
Press any key to
I've noticed that some Linux programmes (both console and X) have problems
opening files that have spaces or capital letters in their path (including
the filename itself). This includes Xpdf and KGhostView. The simple solution
is to rename the file and move it to a directory path where it will
I did a quick check of Linux Hardware Database http://lhd.zdnet.com/. Went
to the Motherboard reference. Only saw two BCMs listed there the QS750 K7
and the QS754 K7. Doesn't mean that Linux can't e made to work on the I810,
but it would seem to be a strike against it going into the game.
Since I was sent the following question by someone with an address of
localhost.localdomain I am posting the answer here:
On Wednesday 31 January 2001 19:36, you wrote:
What did you mean with:
9. get egcs from unsupported mirror directory
Why I have to get that?
If you do not install
I've just updated KDE to 2.0.1 using Drake update, which has resulted in
the following problems:
* I can start Kmix only from root. Starting from other accounts
generates the message "C-Media PCI" (my sound card is a C-Media
PCI) is invalid" or words to that effect. As I can
OK, I've sent in some info b$ on this and nothing works. Let me try it
again.
After numerous tries at setting up this printer nothing happens. Have
tried
PrinterDrake and linuxconf from root.
The most constant error message I receive is regarding lp0. Trying to
run tunelp
"tunelp lp0 -s" gives
I had to completely re-install 7.2 download version...due to buying a
new 20 gig HD
I installed a complete workstation unit...but now I want to install the
apache RPM's
I tried installing the 3 files.
Apache 1.3.14
Apache-common 1.3.14
Apache-suexec 1.3.14
but for some reason...it says this:
Hardware:
AT Motherboard / 80MB ./ Cyrix 8x96 chip @ 233Mhz
D-Link DFE-530 TX+
Brand new installation went great except for graphics, which tested fine,
but on the reboot the screen was black. Booted as single and fixed that.
Now, how do I configure the DFE 530 TX+ for eth0?
I was wondering if there is any video conferencing software available for
Linux?? Something similar to Net meeting, or icuii??? Someone told me
about a program called SANE??? Thanks for you help.
Alan.
On Saturday 03 February 2001 17:57, Richard T. Waters wrote:
Whenever a new release comes out I have always been in the habit of doing a
full install, rather than an upgrade.
A person after my own heart! Of course doing a backup first of all your data
is a good idea!
Of course this entails
On Sunday 04 February 2001 20:32, Dennis Myers wrote:
I am trying to update my desktop to the 2.1beta and using Chris M.s
instructions, I get a conflict of kdelibs for the new 2.1 with the old
KDE1.99. how do you put the --nodeps flag in the command line? Does it go
in after the rpm, or after
On Sunday 04 February 2001 01:03, Richard Bozzato wrote:
I've just updated KDE to 2.0.1 using Drake update, which has resulted in
the following problems:
* I can start Kmix only from root. Starting from other accounts
generates the message "C-Media PCI" (my sound card is a C-Media
Can you post the contents of your /etc/modules.conf here? (If you have
anything top sevret remove it)/.
-Chris
On Sunday 04 February 2001 00:52, Bill Barto wrote:
OK, I've sent in some info b$ on this and nothing works. Let me try it
again.
After numerous tries at setting up this printer
On Sunday 04 February 2001 02:03, Kris Kanyon wrote:
I was wondering if there is any video conferencing software available for
Linux?? Something similar to Net meeting, or icuii??? Someone told me
about a program called SANE??? Thanks for you help.
Alan.
I second this, if anyone knows of
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