Ciao a tutti, c'è qualcuno che conosce WM-Ware? (E' un'utility per
linux che,
pare, riesca a fare girare due sistemi operativi uno all'interno
dell'altro).
Dove se ne può trovare una versione free? Io ne ho una versione
trovata sul
CD di una rivista, ma pare che necessiti della versione 4 dir
Una domanda ai felici utilizzatori della distribuzione Mandrake 7.2 :
E' normale che facendoin shell (bash) :
gv
venga fuori:
gv: command not found
Ho installato dai CD tutto l'installabile, e mi sembra di aver caricato
diversi pacchetti di ghostscript.
Mi manca qualcosa?
A voi che
Tommaso Leddi wrote:
Questa mattina dovevo spedire un fax. Ho guardato velocemente se esisteva
qualche programma adatto tra quelli di Mandrake 7.2, ma non ho trovatot nulla.
C' invece qualcosa?
ci sono diversi sistemi per spedire fax (hylafax, efax, mgetty-sendfax)
con diversi front end
Ho comprato l'ultimo numero di
Linus C. e ho provato ( per la prima volta ) ad aggiornare
il kerner alla versione 2.4.0 seguendo le istruzioni allegate ma dopo
ripetuti ( e ripetuti)tentativi i risultati non sono stati
positivi in quanto dopo l'installazione non riesco a risolvere
Using LM 7.2
I want to set up an icon on my user account KDE desktop that will launch
Netscape and display the index.html file that is the entry point into
the Mandrake Reference Manual in the /usr/share/doc/Mandrake/en
directory. I dragged the index.html file from Konqueror to the desktop
and
Which file should I download, the tar.gz or the src.rpm file? Thanks!
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 00:38:25 +0100, Peter Lund wrote:
The Sourcecode are the basic code for the program, and need to be compiled in
order to run. The rpm file are a compiled program made ready for a specific
distribution,
On Thursday 01 March 2001 01:12 am, Randy Meyer wrote:
Using LM 7.2
I want to set up an icon on my user account KDE desktop that will launch
Netscape and display the index.html file that is the entry point into
the Mandrake Reference Manual in the /usr/share/doc/Mandrake/en
directory. I
KompuKit wrote:
I'm trying to setup scsi emulation in mandrake 7.2...
HOW do I do this...?
I tried the redhat approach...but everytime I reconfigure
lilo... it says theres a syntax error.
this is what I did...
at the end of /etc/rc.local
I put: insmod ide-scsi
then at the end of
I have the same proble with my system (PII 350 TNT 16mb 64mbRAM) i have
installed all the patches for nvidia and with xfree4.0.2 but when i start X
seems to start but my screen is black and i cant see nothing... i have
change xf86config about 54435454 times and i steel cant make it work :/ its
Derek Rayne wrote:
I am having problems again with my Linux system. Here is
the basics about it...
Linux Mandrake 7.0 is the version
Pentium 133Mhz system
80mb of RAM
Permedia 3000 video card (4mb)
Sony 100SX monitor (SVGA)
10.2gb hard drive for Linux ONLY
Zoltrix external 33.6kbps
Dennis Myers wrote:
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hi everybody,
Does any one know when Mandrake will start posting KDE2.1
Final Release? Will we be able use the update feature?
Or, is there an alternate ftp site?
Hey Roman, I don't know how others do it but I use gftp
from the KDE
Dennis Myers wrote:
Actually it isn't just Kmail, Netscape can't find any
servers either. This just happened on my other box and came
out of nowhere. Kmail says it can't find
"mail.earthlink.net" and netscape has a socket problem. I
have checked and double checked my addresses and password.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually it isn't just Kmail, Netscape can't find any servers either. This
just happened on my other box and came out of nowhere. Kmail says it can't
find "mail.earthlink.net" and netscape has a socket problem. I have checked
and double checked my addresses and
Is there any chance of getting my HP usb cd writer to work?
Hi,
I have a
Modular 560 USB modem that a friend leant me because my other modem is a
windows modem. I have tried to locate drivers for my USB modem, but cant find
any. Does anyone know where I can find some that might work?
Many
thanks in advance.
John
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 00:06, marcia wrote:
Dear Fabian, Esteban, and Sridhar, Thank you all very much for your
help. I have successfully installed and configured(I believe) Vmware
2.0.3 on my LM 7.2 and I am very pleasantly surprised about that and
thanks to your help. However, I am having
Avifile (http://divx.euro.ru/) is wonderful for viewing ASF and DivX
;-) files - even better than Windows even though it uses Windows DLLs.
Streaming support is being worked on.
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 12:07, Romanator wrote:
"Coy L. Scott" wrote:
Is there a Linux-compatible player for Windows
You may be able to use Red Hat 6.x RPMs or SRPMs. SRPMs may be better
since you can compile them for your Mandrake system. It'd be best to
wait a few days for the official Mandrake ones, though.
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 16:33, MarkP wrote:
Naidine \"Dede\" Leedom wrote:
Just got this today.
Kelley Terry wrote:
You can edit the link by right clicking on it and select properties. In the
opened window you can edit the name directly and also change the icon by
clicking on it and selecting a new one. Permissions do remain the same as
the file it's linked to for obvious security
I would also like to know that... I have the same USB CD writer
- Original Message -
From: "Jamie M. Dyer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Mandrake Newbie (E-mail)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 4:31 AM
Subject: [newbie] usb cd writer
Is there any chance of getting my HP usb
Hello all,
I was trying to install rpm files but it did not go
because of dependency missing file, this file is
liblcms.so.0.
Could you please point me to the location of this
file?
Thanks in advanced.
B.Rgrds
John.
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Do You Yahoo!?
Get email
Are you sure the card itself came up? As root run ifconfig and look to
see if it shows the card and it's interfaces are all up.
Now having had to edit /etc/modules.conf to add all those entries, I had
to add the alias and options for io as well.
Did you install some new hardware about the
On Thursday 01 March 2001 03:48 am, Randy Meyer wrote:
Kelley Terry wrote:
You can edit the link by right clicking on it and select properties. In
the opened window you can edit the name directly and also change the icon
by clicking on it and selecting a new one. Permissions do remain
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 05:24 pm, Robert Reed wrote:
I'm trying to recompiling the kernel using:
What kernel? on what LM version?
$ make dep make bzImage make modules make
modules_install
Several missing steps. See page 3 below, but you should prob'ly go
thru the whole
Title: RE: [newbie] Kmail won't connect
Don't think so, cause I'm able to connect to everything on the other computer.
It is just the one computer that I have windows on one disk and linux on the other.
It acts like the MSwin winsocket problem I used to have on occasion with windows but don't
Title: RE: [newbie] When is Mandrake posting KDE2.1 Final Release?
Cool, so I can copy them from there to a temp folder in my /home and then if things go askew
as they do frequently I still have them after a reinstall. Thanks for the info.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I got one too,,
8200 series burner, except that I have a 9200 series 12x burner in mine...
works the same as it did before, just faster.
it apprears that these things are quiet popular.
hope someone has done it.. I want to use it for backup purposes.
Frank Hauptle
/ / _
Title: RE: [newbie] When is Mandrake posting KDE2.1 Final Release?
OOps, come to think of it is /var one of those partitions that would be under /home
if you don't specifically make a partition for it when installing?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
Kelley Terry wrote:
Permissions are the same. The name of the link can be changed independently
of the original file. If you log into kde as root or another user with access
to the original file only then can you change the name of the link. You can
also 'su' in a terminal and then 'rm -f
RR!
Run from that shop. FAST. Don't look back.
Not all ram is the same, there are different types with different internal
funtionality. Windows does not, as a rule, use ram as agressivley as Linux
does. Just "popping" the ram in to test it is not enough. The bios needs
to be
For the most part I would have to say yes. It is safe to delete those.
But I would go through them first. Just to make sure there aren't any
isntall logs it there that you may need later for some support issue or
something else. That's one reason why I keep install logs else where as
well.
Hi!
I've got a Mustek ScanExpress 6000 SP. It uses the g_NCR5380.o module
for the Scsi ISA card.
It's working but it's by far slower than under windows...
Has anyone got that scanner scsi card? Help !!
Thanxxx!! ;-)
--
Joan Tur. Ibiza - Spain
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Hallo!
I've configured kppp to start netscape upon connection to internet but i
don't know how to get more than one program started instead of only
one...
If i specify a file (chmod -x) containing one line for each program only
the first one starts and, after closing the application, the second
I went to the Modular Tech. website and there's a statement that a MMX CPU
is essential. That's a pretty big tip off that this modem is ALSO a
winmodem. There are USB winmodems.
It says nowhere that this modem will not work in Linux but it does say
minimum PC specs are a Intel 266 MMX or non
"Blomquist, Niklas" escribi:
Hello All,
I having some problem to burn Audio CD from MP3.
I can burn normal CD, but If I try to brun Audio CD (with gcompust) it
refuse to pad the CD. If I use Gnome Toaster, i'll get the error:
cdrecord: Track 1 has unknown length
cdrecrod: Cannot open
carjam escribi:
I have a winmodem. I saw someone give a link a while ago to a page which
gives instruction for getting some winmodems to work. Where is it?
linmodems.org
--
Joan Tur. Ibiza - Spain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ 11407395
Joan.Tur.pagina.de
For the most part, if you download a tar.gz file, it has the source and
that's what you're isntalling from. So you have to compile and install.
The basic formate for that goes in 3 commands.
./configure
That will configure the install information so it can be installed.
make
That command
On Thursday 01 March 2001 10:40 am, Matt Schroeder wrote:
I recommend an external standard serial modem. The port nobody uses
anyway...
I have a ZOOM 56K external that Mandrake detects just fine.
Which is all fine and good, most external serial modems work well,
altho they take more
Dear Anyone, I just tried formatting my drive as the vmware instructions
suggest. How do I know what my drive letter is? I used A:\ FORMAT C: /S
and just got an error message of invalid drive specification. Does
anyone know how to use DOS and format the drive so I can install my
WIN95? Any help
Alan...
have you tried to use a newer version of Linux Mandrake 7.2?
You will find out that it supports more video drivers than 7.0
AcidBurna
- Original Message -
From: Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 3:00 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] A
I have been running Mandrake 7.2 Kernel 2.2.17 and at bootup I see that my
DVD is assigned to dev/hdd (Pioneer 6X)
Yet when I try to use the DVD drive for a cdrom it does nothing and says the
device doesn't exist. What didn't I do to get it to work? I try to mount
it and it never works...
In
howdy. i didn't notice if anyone had answered your question, and i'm a few days
behind on email, so if you haven't found the answer yet, it is located at:
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/troubles/tquick7.html
right at the top of the page. i used this method with 7.2 it works perfect.
have a
Hello All,
anybody knows how can i do a program that give an input of the user?
thanks.
--
dison Andrs Rivera Norea
Ingeniero de Sistemas
Departamento de Informtica
Universidad de San Buenaventura
Medelln - Colombia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.usb-med.edu.co/~neos
1. Place your floppy disk with format.com an fdisk in the computer and boot.
2. Fdisk the drive make fat16 or fat32 hit ESC and make it active.
3. reboot the machine and format the drive with format c: /s
You can install Linux anywhere after (If you haven't allocated the hard
drive for Win95).
Your partitioning scheme, with 3/4 root, 1/4 home, and the rest swap sounds
good to me. You definitly want /home on it's own partition, so that if you
ever need to reinstall or upgrade, you can just format the root parititon,
but keep all your /home files safe.
I'm reading up on setting
Are you in the directory that the readme file is in? There should be a file
called "configure" in there somewhere. You have to be in the progam's
directory to run ./configure correctly.
I have Mandrake 7.2 and I'm trying to install g77.
Accordind to the installing instruction I shound run
While on this topic, sort of, does anybody know how to change the
permissions on the gnome menu edit? I want to allow users to add programs
to the menu.
-Paul R
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Randy Meyer
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001
why not just spool him to a black hole?
- Original Message -
From: Ryan Le Gros [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 28, 2001 8:10 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] dear god!!! please take me off this iscrazy.
cause we said it isnt. and we are the overgod
No, /var is on the root ( / ) partition if it is not its own partition.
Dave
On Thursday 01 March 2001 08:03, Myers, Dennis R NWO wrote:
OOps, come to think of it is /var one of those partitions that would
be under /home
if you don't specifically make a partition for it when installing?
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