Ho un soundblaster del tipo creative AVE 64, qunado guardo su DarkConf vedo
cche e installato, pero se qunado voglio ascoltare qualce CD or qualce Mp3
non sento nesun sound. Cosa posso fare, sono un pricipante su Linux?
Grazie
io
sono riuscito instalare linux sul secondo disco solo da instalazione expert
facendo partycioni.
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emi80Inviato: sabato 7 aprile 2001 0.09A:
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E' bello vedere che SIAMO riusciti a superare un ostacolo cos difficile!
Le prime volte che ho utilizzato il driver Olitec avevo cambiato anche la
stringa di inizializzazione da ATZ in AT e risultava l'unico modo per far
funzionare il mio modem. Adesso non funziona +!
Ho
Con Linux
Magazine di aprile e' uscito il CD di SUSE 7.1. Volevo provare questa
versione con il kernel 2.4 ma il cd non parte all'avvio.Ho provato in vari
modi ma non ci sono riuscito. Sul readme si legge che alcuni bios non
potrebbero supportare il boot di questo cd . Come devo fare per
Potresti impostare l'HD ide per Linux come primario
e quello con Win come secondario ( come ho fatto io... ) e in questo modo
mandrake si installera' direttamente sul primario senza alcun problema e senza
nessuna partizione.
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From:
bartosz
szarata
emi80 wrote:
Un po' di tempo fa c'era stata una discussione sul fatto che linux
mandrake potesse essere installato sul secondo HD.
A riguardo avrei una domanda da fare: ho aggiunto un altro hard disk
al mio computer e vorrei installare linux sul secondo. Il problema e':
se sul primo
On 07-Apr-2001 Francesco Speranza wrote:
Con Linux Magazine di aprile e' uscito il CD di SUSE 7.1. Volevo
provare questa versione con il kernel 2.4 ma il cd non parte all'avvio.
Ho provato in vari modi ma non ci sono riuscito. Sul readme si legge
che alcuni bios non potrebbero supportare
bosva ha scritto:
emi80 wrote:
Un po' di tempo fa c'era stata una discussione sul fatto che linux
mandrake potesse essere installato sul secondo HD.
A riguardo avrei una domanda da fare: ho aggiunto un altro hard disk
al mio computer e vorrei installare linux sul secondo. Il
ioadamo wrote:
ciao a tutti
Qualcuno di voi sa per caso indicarmi qualche clone di napster che funzioni
sotto linux e i risultati che avete ottenuto.
Io ho usato Knapster, Gnapster, Lopster, napster, ma non sono riuscito a
scaricare quasi nulla perch molti server rifiutavano la connessione
Hi All need more space how can i do this with out
reinstall
O's Mandrake 6.1
Filesystem
Size Used Avail Use% Mounted
on/dev/hda7
1.9G 1.7G 144M 92%
//dev/hda1
23M 786k 21M 4%
/boot/dev/hda5
5.6G 3.0G 2.2G 58%
/home/dev/hdc
612M 612M 0 100%
/mnt/cdrom/dev/hdd
631M 631M 0 100%
Did you try:
./a.out
?
Also, I'm not sure if it matters or not, but is the path of a.out in your
.bashrc file?
Jesse
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Dave,
Thanks in advance for the help.what's already been provided is greatly
appreciated.
1. Ran netconf. verified corrected outlined info.
2. Quit netconf; had to manually restart network.
A. error reported:
done-with error
Bringing up interface eth0
determing IP info for eth0 via
El Sbado 07 Abril 2001 11:58, escribiste:
Alan was gracious enough to try an help with the KDE 2.1.1 update for LM
7.2, but to know avail, all I got were pages of dependancy errors. So i
reinstalled LM 7.2 two more times after that because once software updates
would not work, and could not
Many thanks to all those who helped with my problem of
upgrading to KDE 2.1.1 .. I was finally able to get
things working (after spending literally hours weeding
through all the dependency issues there were).
Everything seems to work just wonderfully, except for
my sound card. The module is
On Saturday 07 April 2001 11:24, Craig Hagerman wrote:
While I am on the subject, where can I change permissions to allow non root
users to shutdown from a terminal. (I am the only user.)
Tried using sudo?
Hi everybody,
Has any one bothered to get a digital ID from Verisign? And, what is a
challenge phrase?
Is it worth getting?
--
Roman
Registered Linux User #179293
Turbo Charged Penguin Email
On Saturday 07 April 2001 11:23 am, you wrote:
Many thanks to all those who helped with my problem of
upgrading to KDE 2.1.1 .. I was finally able to get
things working (after spending literally hours weeding
through all the dependency issues there were).
Everything seems to work just
hello
can anyone tell me if i can fit mandrake on a notebook/and how to do this
i am using 7.2
thanks in front
A notebook PC is no different than a desktop PC. If you have enough hard
drive space, RAM, and a powerful enough CPU (at least a Pentium), you can
install Mandrake Linux on it.
However, you should be aware that Mandrake might not have full support for
your hardware. This is less of an issue
On Monday 02 April 2001 09:57, you wrote:
Dear All, I do a bi-montly 5 page newsletter using MSWord. I use the
calendar Wizard for the calendars and events. I want to begin to do this
I wonder if you could take the template file from MSWord that does the
calendars (I'm not sure what it is
On Tuesday 27 March 2001 08:21, you wrote:
I have 64 MB SWAP in my Linux Mandarake 7.2 box, i want to make it 125MB,
can i do it without re installation ? Can i do it without data loss ? i
If you have extra space somewhere else, you don't even have to resize
your partitions if you add
g wrote:
I just erased LM 8.0 beta 3 and went back to LM 7.2
because i was having problems with screen resolution and
other oddities.
I haven't had the greatest experience yet with LM 7.2, and
it could be because my pc is about 5 or 6 years old
Dell Dimensions XPS R400
addl 256K Ram
i need a little help on how to resize my /home partition, i have a 1.2 gb
hdd. i want to resize the area of my harddisk where my programs are
installed for linux. since i dont need a whole lot of /home space, i would
resize the area where packages are installed so i can load more.
i have a 512mb
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From: "inf rarood" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: April 4, 2001 9:44:05 AM GMT
Subject: [newbie] linux on a notebook
hello
can anyone tell me if i can fit mandrake on a notebook/and how to do this
i am using 7.2
thanks in front
if you have a hdd big
Hello everyone,
I've been looking all over the place: How do I get Mdk 7.2 NOT to
use XFree86-4.x..x. but good old XFree86-3.3.6 when starting X.
I mean which file (and where) can I edit, using DrakConf etc. is
not an option if Xwindow will not start.
Otherwise: how do I uninstall
Dear friends:
Just wanted to pass on the good news that KDE 2.1.1 (the upgrade from KDE
2.1) is now available in i586 rpm format from:
http://texstar.dyn.dhs.org
All of these i586 rpms (just issued on April 7) have been built from the
Cooker site and made available on LM72 (i.e. using our
Check out this site http://www.linux-laptop.net you should find anything
here.
Enjoy yourself
R.F. Trettel
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From: "Jeffrey C." [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 4:43 PM
Subject: RE: [newbie] linux on a notebook
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Hi all,
Is there a way to delete a non-empty directory via the command line
without going through the trouble of removing every file and sub-directory
first?
--
Thanks,
Andy
Mandrake 7.2
KDE 2.1
kernal 2.2.17
Registered Linux User # 202836
Andrew Iovannisci wrote:
Is there a way to delete a non-empty directory via the command line
without going through the trouble of removing every file and sub-directory
first?
rm -r directoryname
Jesse
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Dear friends:
My deep apologies. I assumed that the KDE 2.1.1 files (and the Mozilla 0.8.1
files) at Texstar (http://texstar.dyn.dhs.org), which claims be an
exclusively LM72 rpm site, would have produced rpms that work with LM72's rpm
version 3.0 and that they would also supply rpms for all
gwhat size is your hard drive?
400MHz internal/ 100MHz external
L1 cache = 32 KB
L2 cache = 512 KB
System Chip set = Intel 440BX AGPset
Data bus width = 64 bits
Address bus width = 32 bits
DMA channels = 7
Interrupt levels = 15
Sys BIOS chip = 2 Mb (256 KB)
Sys clock = 100 MHz
30 GHz
many thanks I'll try to set to these :)
On 6 Apr 2001, at 20:09, Nima S. Panahi wrote:
Well, I guess I will answer since I don't see anyone answering this.
Correct me if I am wrong, but are not the ports at /dev/par0 and the
such /dev/parport and the such? /dev/lp0 and the such?
On Thu, 5
I've found that force is never good. When using updates, I tell it to quit
and then get what it says it needed, then retry. If what it needs isn't on
the update list, check your cds (in rpmdrake), or even rpmfind.net.
-s
On Saturday 07 April 2001 09:32 am, you wrote:
I am running LM 7.2.
I
On Saturday 07 April 2001 20:30, you wrote:
Yeah, use rm - r directory name
make sure that there is no alias for rm that asks for confirmation for
deletion, otherwise if you delete a large directory structure, you will
get to confirm lots and lots of files.
Ahh, I have an alias rm="rm -i"
I just installed the KDE 2.1.1 rpms from texstar without a hitch on 7.2.
Works fine here.
Stan
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From: "Benjamin Sher" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Newbie" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 3:28 PM
Subject: [newbie] WARNING: Forget KDE 2.1.1 from Texstar!
Andrew Iovannisci wrote:
Ahh, I have an alias rm="rm -i" that is forcing me to confirm the deletion of
every file. So, how do I get rid of the alias?
unalias rm
Jesse
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/|\
Dear Stan:
Could you please send us a copy of your TexStar KDE 2.1.1 directory of rpms
and a second directory of DEP (any dependencies which you had to install
prior to installing KDE 2.1.1? This would be a great help, indeed.
Thank you so much.
Benjamin
On Sunday 08 April 2001 01:04, you
Prefix it with a backslash. That overrides aliases.
\rm -r /home (just kidding about the /home part)
Andrew Iovannisci wrote:
Ahh, I have an alias rm="rm -i" that is forcing me to confirm the deletion of
every file. So, how do I get rid of the alias?
--
Thanks,
Andy
--
Digital Wokan,
i was not able to update all my LM7.2 packages under DrakConf, Sotware
update, rcvd following msg when i tried updating gtk+licq, licq, kdelibs and
kdelibs-sound
licq is needed by gtk+licq
Force or Quit
Same for kdelibs and kdelibs-sound
I choose quit on both these.
So i then went and
I was able to get the option on which version of XFree86 to install when
installing in expert mode. I also choose development, but don't think that
should matter. The Mandrake installer asked me I think right at the X
server configuration.
Steve
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From:
- Original Message -
From: "Benjamin Sher" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Stan Finley" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 5:44 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] WARNING: Forget KDE 2.1.1 from Texstar!
Dear Stan:
Thanks so very much. I will try again. May I ask if you could send this
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
g wrote:
I just erased LM 8.0 beta 3 and went back to LM 7.2
because i was having problems with screen resolution and
other oddities.
I haven't had the greatest experience yet with LM 7.2, and
it could be because my pc is about 5 or 6 years old
Dell
Hi,
I've just installed Linux Mandrake 7.2. It's early days yet, but
after years of frustration with that other poor excuse for an OS, I'm
really looking forward to a stable, sensible environment. All is going
well so far, but I do have a couple of concerns, mentioned below. I very
much
On Saturday 07 April 2001 18:15, H.J.Bathoorn wrote:
Hello everyone,
I've been looking all over the place: How do I get Mdk 7.2 NOT to
use XFree86-4.x..x. but good old XFree86-3.3.6 when starting X.
I mean which file (and where) can I edit, using DrakConf etc. is
not an option if
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Re: [newbie] KDE 2.1.1 and XFree86 4.0.3
Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001 09:33:27 -0600
From: Salvatore "Eric" Indiogine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], msoltys [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Recently I upgraded KDE 2.1 - 2.1.1 with XFree86 4.0.3. I had
I can address only one of the issues, and that is security. I have installed
PMFirewall in the past, but now use Linux-Bastille. It is a free firewall and
has a very nice gui for configuration. It will explain a bit about what each
of the selections are about and advise what is the best thing
I think I sent that message to your real e-mail address instead of the
list. Whoops. :-)
Anyway...
At the command line just type:
unalias rm
Then rm will no longer be aliased by the shell.
Just please PLEASE remember never to run rm -r as root or you face the
very real danger of trashing
I have this Tv card and didn't even think it would
work in linux but it shows up in HardDrake. So I went
looking around and saw that it should work with bttv.
It doesn't work with Kwintv as is. Before I start
downloading kernel 2.4 and switching around stuff I'd
like to make sure that it's not
Dear friends:
Well, looks like I was wrong again. But this time it's a pleasant surprise.
Let's go back to the KDE 2.1.1 upgrade for LM72 site from Texstar at:
http://texstar.dyn.dhs.org
This site has i586 rpms for LM72 that will allow you to upgrade your current
KDE to the final version
Hi All
Just one thing how do you remove a sound card
Why ? had a old sb 8 bit card, with the new m/b it
does not have 8 bit ISA port
so i had to remove the old card
Michael FalzonLast Of The BBs SysopMozy's
Swamp BBs Red Dwarf BBshttp://mozysswamp.yi.orgRegistered Linux
user #204397
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