Fabio Coatti wrote:
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 03:55:53PM +0100, Eugenio Odorifero wrote:
Pentium 233Mhz 64Mb HD20MB
Mandrake 7.2
Salve, vorrei fare l'upgrade alla libreria glibc2.2.2 (richiestissimo a
sua volta per ulteriori upgrade). Ho provato di tutto per aggiornarlo
ma:
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Nino Pisani wrote:
Ho 2 HDD uno da 15Gb e uno da 1.2Gb.
Sul primo ho Windows 98 e 2 partizioni C (primaria) e D(estesa),
sull'altro ho installato Mandrake7.2, al riavvio Linux ha montato
entrambe le partizioni di win, ma windows di D non ne vuole + sapere
la vede come partizione non-dos,
Mario Romano wrote:
Il 15:59, venerd 23 febbraio 2001, scrivesti:
Ciao a tutti,
Qualcuno ha provato defrag, l'utility di
deframmentazione per ext2fs scaricabile da
E' praticamente inutile utilizzarlo per l'ext2 perch per sua natura sempre
poco deframmentato, altro che quello
Antonio Bonifati wrote:
che versione di KDE hai? La 2.0 ha alcuni bug
e dovresti aggiornare a KDE 2.0.1 (che trovi sul sito della Mandrake)
io l'ho fatto e non ho pi avuto problemi.
Se aspetti un po' dovrebbe uscire a breve kde-2.1.
Hanno chiuso lo sviluppo il 12 febbraio, quindi non
Ciao a tutti.
Ho installato Mandrake 7.2 su Notebook COMPAQ
Armada 1750 con processore PII 350, sch. video Ati Rage LT Pro AGP, memoria 128
Mb, Cdrom, HD 4.5 Mb, Usb, porta TV out : tutto OK tranne che per l'audio che è
muto; il sistema con Hard Drake non ha visto alcuna scheda audio, nè in
Ciao a tutti, intanto grazie per le risposte...
ho ripartizionato con cfdisk e provato a smontare e rimontare come dicevi tu,
veramente anche prima di leggerti, ma cmq non mi dava la possibilità di riassegnare il
tipo alle partzioni, se non come ext2, il che era ovvio...
Alla fine ho
Ciao a tutti come ho detto ho appena installato
Mandrake e comincio a camminarci un po ma sono mlto disorientato
:Prima domanda come si fa a vedere se il cdrom va mi sapete dire una
applicazione e cosa devo selezionare per fare questo test
Seconda Domanda è vivamente consigliabile che
Beh non esagerate!!! Se vogliamo prenderci una soddisfazione sul mondo
WINDOWS dobbiamo collaborare. Tuttavia ho ancora delle difficolt. Forse
dipende davvero dalla linea un po' intasata ma certamente una rottura
dover lanciare kppp un'infinit di volte prima che il modem faccia il suo
By the way, I'm also kind da type that waitin for ..
Man, misconfigured yahoo mail platform, dun displays
all messages, therefore one may let nope informed
on wut is goin on from the mails before, that also
the reason for the desperated emails prior, actually
the emails was not filetered out,
Title: Root problems???
Tried to install lnx4win with Mandrake
7.2 went through the installation
and configuration and was told to
reboot. Once I did I received a kernal
panick error with an unable to load root
fs error.
I have a Athlon 700 with a FIC SD11
motherboard, creative CDRom, BTC
There is a web site with recorded radio programs which I would like to listen
to. The programs are only stored in some Windows media format. (Microsoft
Windows Media player will play the programs.) The files which the web page
links to are ".asx" files. I assume this must be like the ".ram"
Oh yeah!
And what type should I choose for my HP 640C Deskjet which is not
supported?
Micha
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, KompuKit wrote:
Can someone tell me,
what HP driver do I choose for a
DeskJet 648c
I don't see that one listed...in 7.2 cups
--
Registered Linux User:
Gregg,
What is the size of your drive cause if I understand you correctly your
installation, if it installs at all, won't work very well.
--
Mark
"If you don't share your concepts and ideals, they end up being worthless,"
"Sharing is what makes them powerful."
On Sun, 25 Feb 2001,
Well, the easiest way of allowing a 286pc to be used like a terminal is to
use a terminal program. The last time I did anything like this (10 years
ago I think) I used Procomm plus.
regards
Daryl
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Well, as you can
tell, I'm a newbie to Linux. I have a few problems with this OS. First and
foremost is the Mandrake Update thingy. Its possessed by the satan, I swear.
First, it lured me into thinking that it worked correctly, then it turned on me!
I don't know what it did, but the whole
We will probably need some more detailed information, if anyone is to
help you. By "detailed", I mean specific error messages you are
receiving, which applications did you update or are trying to update,
which applications crash and what are you doing when it happens, etc.
Dave
On Monday 26
Thanks for all your help!
-Gregg. I'll keep this in the keep folder for sure.
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Mark Weaver wrote:
Ok...but what does he do if he wants his system to run correctly? He's
clearly going to need more room on "/" then 10MB. What about /etc, or /var
which both have a tendency
Including my error where I refer to /root instead of /boot? scarlet
blushes Well, I've been sick :o(
regards
Daryl
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of blacksun
Sent: 26 February 2001 20:21
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie]
I too am having problems with the Mandrake Update prog.
I tried upgrading it manually today with an RPM and it still acts the same
as it did for me.
Mine acts differently than yours in that it looks on the mirror site, looks
as though it's transferring data and the info file and then the list
s wrote:
On Sunday 25 February 2001 05:14 pm, you wrote:
s wrote:
On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, you wrote:
s wrote:
That one's a little different. the instructions are at the site
where you downloaded it, but it amounts to cp the theme.rc to the
kstyles/themes folder and
On Monday 26 February 2001 19:29, you wrote:
Well, as you can tell, I'm a newbie to Linux. I have a few problems
with this OS. First and foremost is the Mandrake Update thingy. Its
possessed by the satan, I swear. First, it lured me into thinking
that it worked correctly, then it turned on
I just
did a complete install of 7.2 and nowI want to add a sony USB cd-writer
with the model # CRX100E/X2. I think I read somewhere that it is
supported. Unfortunately I do not have the first clue as to how to get
Mandrake to see it. All I did was plug it in and rebooted, hoping hardware
You my knowledge, having an
autoreply assigned to my email is not spamming, if in the opinion of the
moderators of this list it is considered spam, I should let you know that I run
a legal business on the web that requires that my customers get a timely reply
to all of there queries.
I
legal arguments aside, its unsolicited email that i (and others) receive from you it
is rude and inconsiderate, you can just as easily filter it
Cyber Sam wrote:
You my knowledge, having an autoreply assigned to my email is not spamming, if in
the opinion of the moderators of this list it is
For starters, you could be a little more apologetic and have explained
your position, rather than trying to make into a "list" problem,
especially in light of the fact you are apparently on this list for
help;-) How does it go..."You can catch more flies with sugar than with
sh*t"Don't bite
less see. a quick look at a whois database on cybersam shows...
registrant:
qq corporation ( cybersam3-dom )
126 belmont drive, unit 42
london, on n6j 4w1
ca
ca
domain name: cybersam.com
administrative contact, billing contact:
a., sam ( sa6132 ) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
qq corporation
126
Presumably you subscribed to this list becuase you're a LInux-Mandrake user
who can benefit from the help of other users. The request that you not send
autoreplies to the list is perfectly legitimate. (And if one person actually
expressed it, you can be sure lots of others are at least
When I try to execute .tar.gz and .tgz files from the terminal window, I get
a message that says cannot execute binary file. I've tried ./filename and sh
filename with no success. Can someone help me out with this one? Oh yea...
I almost forgot. chmod 755 filename was also tried, but I
wither "YOUR LEGAL department" considers Spam or not .. I
consider it Spam, I will do everythingin my power to see that no one I
know will do any sort of business with any one as pompass (THAT is how I wanted
it spelled) asyourself.. consider yourself bozo-filtered.. I will be
setting up a
I don't really know which is more annoying-the autoreply, or the
poor spelling.
Cyber Sam wrote:
You my knowledge, having an autoreply assigned to my email is not
spamming, if in the opinion of the moderators of this list it is
considered spam, I should let you know that I run a legal
the truth is that unsolicited e-mail IS Spam. and just what
kind of BS business are you hoping for help here.. maybe that someday you will
have a "real" website.. instead of just a "dotcom" name your mommy thinks is
catchy.???
If you do not like the fact that my company has
an
I have installed Mandrake 7.2 on my laptop after having much success with
7.2 on my workstation.
But...i can't seem to find the correct settings for the x-server. I
downloaded and installed XFree86-4.0.2 hoping that the SVGA driver would
cover my cardbut it doesn't.
I vote for the poor spelling and improper grammar (it's=it is, as an
example). Spam can be dealt with. Incorrigibles cannot.
Rob
On Monday 26 February 2001 21:56, you wrote:
I don't really know which is more annoying-the autoreply, or the
poor spelling.
Cyber Sam wrote:
You my
A file with the extension .tar.gz or .tgz is an archive (similar to the *.zip
files you may be familiar with from Windows).
The first step is to unpack it. We can tell from the extension that it has
been archived with the linix command "tar" and then compressed with the
"gzip" command.
In
Actually, this whole kinda thing is getting annoying. You guys are becomming
no better than the spammer. Please don't hate me for asking this, but why
are we dragging this out? Its getting kinda boring. You know where he lives.
Anyone who's in the general area go kick his butt, in the meantime,
I agree..
Adam Baxter wrote:
Actually, this whole kinda thing is getting annoying. You guys are becomming
no better than the spammer. Please don't hate me for asking this, but why
are we dragging this out? Its getting kinda boring. You know where he lives.
Anyone who's in the general area
The incredibly poor grammar and egregious spelling (in)ability
was far worse than the autoreply, which is saying a lot...
--- rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I vote for the poor spelling and improper grammar (it's=it is,
as an
example). Spam can be dealt with. Incorrigibles cannot.
Rob
Currently the prompt on my machine is:
[user@localhost currdir]$
I want to change it so that:
- it displays the full path rather than just the current directory
- user@localhost is not displayed
how can I do this?
thanks
wade
hi folks,
I'm still alive although sent un.. to sympa..
ke ke keh, show mah teeth ;x
I bed that one got not eno power, with da
unicast protocol ...
I'd better unpack mah javacodes.tgz
gzip -cd javacodes.tgz | tar -xvf -
run the process in background:
(put the codes together, CS-architecture
I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello' it works properly.
Why is this? and is there any way I can resolve it?
thanks
wade
In linux, executables must either be located in your PATH, or the executable
name has to have the path prepended -- which is what you're doing when you
use "./". (Actually, you _can_ add "./" to your PATH but this is considered a
poor idea from the security standpoint.)
M.
On Monday 26
I'm pretty new to linux and so before I finally install my copy of Mandrake
I was hoping to get some answers on a few questions (Im hoping no one minds
me asking more than one question in the e-mail).
1. Because I'm not the only person to use this computer I want to keep
Win98 on as well. What
Personally...i would wait and buy/download 7.2
as it is much better/easier...for install/use etc.
but if not, install on your HD...6.0 will run you thru
the setup process...but it is very hard to understand at first...
if you've never installed linux before...it might take several trys...
On Monday 26 February 2001 09:31 pm, Robert Fleming wrote:
I have an executable named 'hello'.
If I cd to the directory it is in and type 'hello' it says file not found.
However, if I type './hello' it works properly.
Why is this? and is there any way I can resolve it?
thanks
wade
hello
The directory is not in your path. ./ means run this in the current
directory. You can edit the PATH in your environment to include the path.
But some people don't add the PATH to our home directory for security
reasons
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
I can't tell if this is off topic.
If you want to run Linux on a 286, forget it, Linux is a full 32-bit OS.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daryl Johnson
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 1:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie]
Hi, thats because it is a hidden file I believe.
Just visiting this planet,
Please sign the Linux Driver petition
http://www.libranet.com/petition.html
http://ants.www4.50megs.com/linux.html
Http://www.50megs.com
Anthony Daniell
- Original Message -
From: "Robert Fleming" [EMAIL
I just went out tonight and purchased Mandrake 7.2. I am trying to install it onto a Toshiba Tecra 510CDT. I am having the most trouble getting the X server configured. I know my video card, and it is in the database...but I am having problems with my monitor. If anyone could possibly help me, I
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001 15:57:24 +0100
DRX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as_png.c:41: X11/xpm.h: No such file or directory
make[2]: *** [as_png.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory
'/usr/local/src/AfterStep-1.8.0/asimagelib'
make[1]: *** [../../asimagelib/libasimage.a] Error 2
make[1]:
hi all,
They just released the KDE2.1 today and I went to
the site to see if they have the rpm for mandrake. the directory
there is empty while RedHat, Suse, and Caldera have their RPM
available. What's with the Mandrake's RPM? why are they not
ready when all the other one are?
Rob
Hello, I just installed Linux today, and then
installed the gcc compiler, and its dependencies. I
built a simple program hello.c:
#include stdio.h
main()
{
printf("Hello World\n");
return 0;
}
After writing that, I compiled the code using:
gcc hello.c
I tried running it by typing:
a.out
type
./a.out
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert Reed
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 10:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] GCC
Hello, I just installed Linux today, and then
installed the gcc compiler, and its
True, true. All of L-M's sites/mirrors are slow in offering
updates. They still (as of this posting) don't have the
recently released CUPS security update, nor do they have today's
"sudo' security fix (and one other whose name escapes me,
starting with a Z). What gives?
And anyone know why
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