Adam,
First, please try not to post in HTML if you can avoid it, as many people (especially those using text based e-mail clients), will see a lot of extra stuff.
Now to the question:
I've never really tried heavy gaming on a Mandrake system, but decided to reply anyways--have you checked to
I finally had the time to play with this - it seems that lilo does not
automatically get configured for the correct root partition.
Using the Promise Ultra 100 controller, I checked what the install had
automatically set the / partition to be for lilo. It was set to hde1 even
though I
On Sat, 12 May 2001 06:04:53 -0700 (PDT), Goh Huade said:
Hi,
I just buy a new IBM 20GB hard drive, while installing
mandrake 7.2 it only uses 2GB. It is unable to view
the rest 18GB, Any idea?
Check the pines back of your hard disk, you have that change it, for works correctly
Pentium 133mhz processor
80mb RAM
about a 10mb hard drive (IDE)
about a 8mb hard drive (IDE)
10 and 8 mb hard drives? You'd be hard pressed to install Mandrake 7.2 on
18mb worth of drive space.
Michael
Hello to everyone!
Total newbie hereI need some advice.
I have an old Celeron 400 system I just rehabilitated and I want it to run Linux.
Problem is I only have cds for 7.1 [kernel 2.2.14].
Installation went well except that it's having issues with the only modem
Try installing kdebase-nsplugins-2.1.1-13mdk.i586.rpm from the
Mandrake 8 CD (I'm assuming you have LM8 here). Otherwise, get a
package of the same name from http://ww.rpmfind.net for LM7.2. In the
KDE control centre, there should now be a section in the Konqueror
settings for Netscape
Ted; Firstly, you can install either 7.2 OR 8.0 , and instead of installing
as a server, you can install as a workstation and use the server
packages/services anyway. The 2 things to watch for is that your machine
will not be as secure, because the xserver will leave ports open to the
BTW be sure that netscape-plugins is also installed - I didn't know
that it isn't installed by default in LM8 (at least in my machine), and
was scratching my head for a while, wondering where I'd gone wrong. :P
You might also want to install plugger while you're at it.
On Sunday 13 May 2001
well, your first step should be checking to find out if it is a winmodem,
,go and look at 3coms site,,,
if it is, head over to linmodems.org and see if it is one that can be
setup..
The server setup is something you will have to read up on,, use man apache.
mandrake can install it for you
iIf you check out the webmin, there's something in there for MajorDomo.
So yes, you will be able to manage and config THE MAJOR from webmin.
You just have to install it first.
The RPM may be on the downloaded disks. Just make sure you have all the
requirements when installing to avoid errors.
I have an old Celeron 400 system I just rehabilitated and I want it to
run Linux. Problem is I only have cds for 7.1 [kernel 2.2.14].
Installation went well except that it's having issues with the only
modem I have left that's any good.
I just wanted to ask for advice on how I can
lee wrote:
Gotta make sure it's not a winmodem. So 1st make sure your bios is not set
to plugplay 2nd...if your modem has jumpers that take it out of
plugplay..do those too. I have no idea if this 3com does or not. Perhaps a
more knowledgable soul can chime in here.Then configure your modem
bascule now, when i did this sort of thing with dial up i only had one
bascule md5sum fail, but with my new super fast cable job (70 Kbyte/s
bascule ish) despite gozilla claiming that all downloads were
bascule successful the md5sum is different in every case ...
I'd try using a
franki When it runs, it errors on alot of directorys because some of
franki the old web sites have spaces in their directory or file names..
Franki,
Try using the printf action of the find command to quote the file names:
find . -type d -printf '%p'\n | xargs chmod 755
find .
cool, I'll do that...thanks.
One last thing I wanted to ask
in my logs, I am getting reports that files are world writable, even though
they are owned by apache and chmod 644 or 755...
has anyone else got that from the logging in mdk7.2???
regards
Frank
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From:
Cool Randy..I appreciate the education there. I did hear some drivers are
being(have been) written for the winmodems,I think that's really cool.I'm
anxious to try a usb modem with linux on a laptop setup...but that's
another post..and 1/2 :)
Hava good week folks..
Lee
At 12:43 PM 5/13/01
I just install Mandrake 8 and found that I cannot use my M$ USB Intellieyes
mouse under KDE. how to slove the problem?, by the ways the mouse
works fine during installation.
Hi Folks..
I hae to leave posts unended so here's my take on the wheel. first I wanna
thank those that answered me. I have indeed gone thru the rigamarol(sp) of
mouse config on the install.I also remember seeing a box somewhere to
enable the wheel..darned if I can find it again.In either case the
It was Sun, 13 May 2001 13:46:37 -0600 when Adrian Smith wrote:
are you using 7.2? i still haven't gotten that to work either. so far there
has been no solution that i know of. if there is i'd love to know also. if
you have 8.0 i have no clue.
numlock has worked for me in 7.0 7.1 8.0,
Hi all.just a quickie question that has been bugging me. I was under
the impression that the Linux OS was a more efficient program then
windowsbut the only 2 programs I have for true comparison since I run
them on both OS's is Star Office Netscape 4.7. The windows OS
unfortunately
On Sunday 13 May 2001 18:48, John Turnbull wrote:
Are there any known issues with installing Mandrake 8.0 on the mew (Mid
April?) Asus A7V133 motherboard with a 1.1GHz T-bird and PC133 memory?
This is the board that has the Promise ATA100 IDE controller built in.
I have a 1 GHz Thunderbird
I've been installed Mandrake 8.0 on my Toshiba Satellite 4000CDT notebook.
Everything works fine, except my soundcard is not being detected and when I
run RPMdrake, it stop and hanged. I tried to re-installed it, but the same
problem always occured. BTW, these things don't happen on Mandrake 7.2
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