Il 18:17, domenica 17 giugno 2001, hai scritto:
Ci sono passato pure io: in pratica l'installer non installa il modulo di
KDE per la gestione dei plug-ins. Ergo lo devi installare con il software
manager (o il comando rpm se trovi il pacchetto sul cd della Mandrake): fai
una ricerca con la
Che distribuzione usi??
Se è la 7.2 aveva un piccolo bug dovuto al supermount
che ha fatto impazzire tanta gente.In effetti questa
opzione creava dei problemi del genere.Toglieva i permessi
dei vari device
Anche io ho formattato parecchie volte.
Ora a dir la verita non so se il bug è stasto
Ho installato da alcuni giorni mandrake 8.0. Purtoppo, anche in fase di
installazione, il mouse, un seriale a tre tasti, pur essendo stato
riconosciuto correttamente non viene attivato e la freccia rimane
sconsolatamente bloccata al centro dello schermo.
Tutto il resto funziona (e questo aumenta
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 06:54, luca laghi wrote:
A proposito, una domanda a superesperti: mentre configure è specifico
per le cose che si stanno installando, tant'è vero che si lancia
dalla directory nelle quali sono state decompresse con ./configure,
come fa make a capire cosa deve fare
Risposta a: 'Re: R: [newbie-it] alsa', ricevuta alle 20:00, lunedì 18
giugno 2001
Ciao Luca
ecco quello che mi appare dopo aver dato ./configure :
loading cache ./config.cache
cheking for gcc... no
Come fai a compilare senza un compilatore (gcc)??? ;-))
Installalo e riprova :))
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Il 18:37, martedì 19 giugno 2001, hai scritto:
Da utente senz'altro no, ho provato proprio ora - e ti sto scrivendo
con Kmail, quindi con X e kde avviati...
Se invece ripulisci da root, non eliminare quelle nascoste - iniziano
con un punto...
Ciao,
alla fine non c'è stato bisogno di mettere
Luca wrote:
Ciao bosva,
bti sono un neofita entusiasta di linux, ho mdrk7.2 e mi piace
bti moltissimo...ma...qualcosa mi sfugge...come mai un gioco come chromium (tutto
sommato non
bti penso sia un gioco particolarmente pesante) gira super lento? mi sembra di
bti guidare delle lumache
In effetti è probabile che la tua scheda grafica non sia ancora
supportata completamente da Xfree od anche che non si riesca ad attivare
il dri.
Prova a fare un giro su www.free.org per controllare lo status della tua
scheda.
allora...su drakconf, aprendo configurazione di X...il pinguino
Ok, ora tutto funziona ma in questo modo (con opzioni
lilo al boot):
- vecchio kernel 2.4.3 precompilato, con i driver
NVidia installati da rpm (se compilo i sorgenti la
compilazione va bene ma depmod mi risponde con una
sbrodolata di unresolved symbol).
- nuovo kernel 2.4.5 ricompilato, con i
Sono finalmente passato anch'io alla mandrake 8.0.
Ho trovato miglioramenti, ancora vecchi bachi e uno strano messaggio di
errore persistente in Aurora.
Preciso che ho installato e riinstallato la distribuzione a 2 CD e quella a 7
mantenedo lo stesso problema.
Mi viene segnalato un problema
Anche se non servira' a nulla volevo farvi sapere questa cosa, e mi
piacerebbe anche sentire il parere di altri, almeno per capire se
sono il solo a pensarla cosi' oppure no:-))
Non sei solo, credo anch'io che il sistema di risposta vada
modificato... ma non so come farmi sentire dai
I've just installed Mandrake 8.0 on my laptop, and although all the KDE apps
work just fine, I can't seem to run any legacy applications -- either
through the file manager or a console window. When I type the name of a
program on the command line, all I get is a message saying that
Well, it should do it by default unless you specify otherwise. What command
are you using to start it? ./setiathomeis the basic command you need.
Use -nice 19 to make it play nice when you use another app that requires your
resources. One needs to use -stop_after_process to get it to
Install should set it up for you during install. There's very few that isn't
supported. Look thru the list here for a post from Civileme with the subject
of scsi emulation. (It is instructions how to do it manually, needed by me
after the install of hardware after setup of OS.) If you
It might work. But I tried several before finding that only
libc5-1.0-2.i386.rpm would install without conflicts with glibc.
-s
On Monday 18 June 2001 11:55 pm, you wrote:
hello
I found this file instead
libc5-5.4.38-3.i386.rpm
Would it work?
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are other people getting dependency errors when doing the recommended kdelibs
seucrity update?
bascule
I have tried to do some mandrake update for the first time and have
experienced this (upgrading MR7.2):
1)getting ftp servers goes fine
2)getting list of updates goes fine
3) downloading files goes fine
3) preparing for install goes vvery slow
4) installing freeses everything, takes very long
On Monday 18 June 2001 19:45, you wrote:
I hope someone can help me out. I'm thinking of upgrading from Mandrake 7.2
to 8.0, but I've spent a LOT of time getting my 7.2 system to where I want
it in terms of networking, file sharing, proxy server, etc. I don't want to
lose all this for an
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 09:06, s wrote:
Well, it should do it by default unless you specify otherwise. What
command are you using to start it? ./setiathomeis the basic command
you need. Use -nice 19 to make it play nice when you use another app that
requires your resources. One needs
I suspect what he wants is for seti to make a dialup connection, send and
receive its stuff, then hang up the phone. Which in windows is a system-wide
setting for all internet apps and is in fact set up somewhere in the MSIE
defaults. I imagine this could be scripted in LInux
I guess he could add the lines demand and idle 300 to his
/etc/ppp/options file to get dial on demand and timeout after 300 seconds of
inactivitiy. read man pppd
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 05:15, Michel Clasquin wrote:
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 09:06, s wrote:
Well, it should do it by default
I wonder why my sound disappeared when I updated libarts. Shouldn't all
of the library updates be in a specific order? Is this a bug?
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
This is a problem with the recently-issued kdelibs 2.1.2 update. A fix
has been issued in the form of another kdelibs package. More
Install should set it up for you during install. There's very few that isn't
supported.
The LM 8.0 installer did it well for me last night. No problem there.
(Just still trying to get ISDN up and running)
Paul
if someone can walk me through the setup for the CDRW so I can get it going
Libarts is part of kdelibs. If you compile a kdelibs .src.rpm package
you will get a number of packages, including libarts.Yes, this sound
problem is a bug, and by reading what you have said I'd say it is a
bug in the libarts component of kdelibs.
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 20:43, Romanator wrote:
Upgrading 7.2 to 8.0 is not really a recommended exercise, despite it
being an installation option. This is because there have been many
changes made between 7.2 and 8.0, so an upgrade is quite likely to
break something. Upgrading also takes far longer, since your system
must be analysed to
Upgrading 7.2 to 8.0 is not really a recommended exercise, despite it
being an installation option. This is because there have been many
changes made between 7.2 and 8.0, so an upgrade is quite likely to
break something. Upgrading also takes far longer, since your system
must be analysed
I second this, having a spare hard drive in removeable bays is the way to
go
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Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 9:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Backup/Upgrade
On Monday 18 June 2001 19:45, you wrote:
If everything appears fine afterwards, then you should have nothing to
worry about. If you go to a console screen (press ctrl+alt+F1), you
should see the version number of your Mandrake displayed on the screen.
I did not make myself clear. Whar I wanted to say was that I did security
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 23:17, Paul wrote:
Upgrading 7.2 to 8.0 is not really a recommended exercise, despite
it being an installation option. This is because there have been
many changes made between 7.2 and 8.0, so an upgrade is quite
likely to break something. Upgrading also takes far
Oops! I just reread your question and I realise that I misunderstood
it the first time. My apologies :-)
A six-hour wait is not normal at all. You should be able to check
through an RPM programme like gnoRPM or Kpackage, or from the command
line (rpm), if your files have been installed. Just
I read the man page on modules.conf and I understand in theory what to do
with it, but I don't understand how I know what to enter.
For example, I needed to activate appletalk and so the entry is:
alias net-pf-5 appletalk
But how does one know that you need to add 'net-pf-5' for the alias
I want to get into graphics and animation, but at the same time I am beginning
to use Linux more and more. Do any
professional graphics editing, desktop publishing, and animation programs exist
out there?
Kevin Fonner
Vice President and CTO
Greenfern Corporation
Email: [EMAIL
Could some one be a tutor for me for like half an hour sometyme? We could
use LICQ or something, because I am sooo lost here. I have been a M$ Geek
for t long and now I have no clue what to do with this Linux thing. I
would really appreciate it.
- Velusip
Using the text install (my SiS6326 card not recognized by the graphic install
program), I have tried both automated and expert installs and in each case the first
disk gets ejected prematurely.
Strangely the install then jumps to root password and carries on to the end. I end up
with a rather
I need to be able to block individual users network and intrnet access from
time to time. What is the best way to do this with mandrake 8.0?
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Madainn mhath...
Greetings all,
I have been "lurking" as it were on the list for
several weeks now.
It's great to see so many people that are
knowledgable, and so many who want to be ... excelent.
Firstly I am not the kind to ask questions until I
have read and tried to find answers
OK i installed linux : swap file was 256 and all the other / .
Ok now if i turn on my comp a blach screen comes :
linux windows floppy and stuff is written there and there is a boot: if i
write there windows it says VIRUS ALERT i click continiue and then yes . I
got into windows :) . if i
I have a USB HP Deskjet 841C and I have had it sucessfully set up in Mandrake
before, but right now I have done something wrong, and I need to know how to
delete the printers (added another one by mistake) from Mandrakes existance.
Any help would be appreciatedand please keep in mind I am
Hi all,
I really need advice here. I have installed LM8 and want to set up a printer.
We have a LaserJet 4000 Series PS on a network and use Netware (ipx,spx protocol) for
the Windows pc's to print on it.
I have set up the HP JetDirect print server on the printer and can talk to it via its
ip
A unix sysadmin doesn't to know how to programm in any programming
language really. They have to just be able to make modifications to
every programming languages used at the site. Though C, Perl and
Bourn Shell good starters an OOP language is a good idea too. Just so
long you can read code
It was Tue, 19 Jun 2001 19:20:43 +0300 when strab dogg wrote:
Heres the problem ( 4 )
*How can i make LILO graphical ? not the white text on black background like
in dos .
You can use drakconf for that. In the boot section you tell what you want :)
*Whats up whit the virus ? Ill scan in
Go to Mandrake cooker; select a server and dowload:
cdrecord-1.10-1mdk.i586.rpm
cdrecord-cdda2way-1.10-1.i586.rpm
mandrakedesk-8.0-10mdk.i586.rpm
mkisofs-1.13-7mdk.i586.rpm
xcdroast-0.98-8mdk.i586.rpm
Put them in a directory and type from that:
rpm -Uvh *.rpm --force --nodeps
And then you'll
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On Tuesday 19 June 2001 11:20, thus spake strab dogg:
OK i installed linux : swap file was 256 and all the other / .
Congratulations!
Ok now if i turn on my comp a blach screen comes :
linux windows floppy and stuff is written there and there is
Hi!!
A friend of mine (who is in the business and is pro-OS/2 and anti-windows
tells me that he heard the Mandrake had gone bankrupt. Is there any truth
to this?
Before I load Mandrake for the first time, i would like to make sure I am
not going down a dead end street. Hopefully, he is
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 03:52 pm, Carlos Cifuentes wrote:
Hi.
I want to buy a cd writer for linux but i dont
know what machine work in linux
Almost all, a few better than others. CD burning with any OS is
currently more of an art than a science, and like everything, Linux
will do a
jan wrote:
Hi,
on some websites, the letters, or the whole text if you want, looks strange
on my MD 8.0 system. It seems as if all the letters are on a different level
of height in one line.
( seen from far away, it looks for me as if they always go up and down. )
I have this problem with
On Mon, 18 Jun 2001 01:45, Solver wrote:
As for the permissions, no offence taken. But, you'll be very
surprised to know that I am a sysadmin. Additionally, I often repair
stand alone PCs. My network currently runs W2K, which I hate for
everything except the increased security, but I'll
I would be pleased.. but I bet if you go through the demos and tutorials
fromm linux-mandrake.com, you would feel so damn smart, you would want to
help newbies yourself...
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 13:37, Randy Kramer wrote:
Velusip R wrote:
Could some one be a tutor for me for like half an
Well,
The best way to setup is using CUPS.
First, I assumed you installed CUPS
Second, you need to open browser (Ex. Netscape) and type
http://localhost:631 it will ask you ROOT password.
from this page you can add new printer. When it ask you the port; select
app/jet direct.
It will show
Whew!! Am I glad. After you said that earlier I immediately scanned all
the linux news sites and couldn't find it anywhere. Mandrake is the only
linux distro I'll use!
- Original Message -
From: Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: preston smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 21:10, Ross Slade wrote:
It appears all my masquerading problems revolve around
the Bastille firewall. I have some things working now but
many issues remain...
Is there an iptables (newbie) mail list? If not I'll
start bugging you guys... 8-)
-Ross
real men use
think about it like this...they (Mandrake) never really
were a business...it all starts as a project and that's all
it takes. take a look at Slackware...no commercial
representation or support, yet miraculously, it still gets
worked on/updated (every eon or so - LOL)
On Tuesday 19 June 2001
Hi,
my notebook: Asus M1375, i815em chipset inside.
Installed with 8.0, Xfree86 4.0.3 with driver i810 and drm.
After start X, the screen will flash if something is running, otherwise
it seems ok.
Is anybody using a i815 desktop? And have the same problem?
And any suggestion?
Thank you.
They better not. This is the only distro I like and
works for me. I don't think so. I think this is a cold
war between Windows and Linux. Linux is kicking a**.
--- preston smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!!
A friend of mine (who is in the business and is
pro-OS/2 and anti-windows
tells
Hello
I installed corel paint fine but when I run it, it
asks about FontTastic server? Where can I find it.
=
Regards,
OOzy
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Hello everyone,
I have a question about a specific modem. I was able to get Linux 7.2
installed on my Toshiba Laptop working great--using pcmcia 33.6 x-jack
modemLove using linux. I also have a IBM P350 166 that I have
installed linux mandrake 7.2 on but can't get the modem
To all concerned; I saw the article about Mandrake, and it was totally wrong.
Mandrake let some of their U.S. staff go because they had expected to grow
much faster than they have been, or something like that. It had nothing to do
with anything else. NADA! I spoke to the Mandrake guys at
It was Tue, 19 Jun 2001 15:52:30 -0500 when Carlos Cifuentes wrote:
I want to buy a cd writer for linux but i dont
know what machine work in linux
Can some person help me?
Any decent CD-RW will work, IDE or SCSI. I use Plextor, which is great.
Paul
--
A day without light is like, eh... night!
Hi I just installed 8.0 and I am not really
familiar with iptables but I am familiar with ipchains, how can I use ipchains
instead of iptables?
What's the difference between then, except
syntax?
Which one is better?
Thanks for your time.
Any help is appreciated.
Best Regards,
Adriano
On Wednesday 20 June 2001 00:56, Adriano Grassi wrote:
Hi I just installed 8.0 and I am not really familiar with
iptables but I am familiar with ipchains, how can I use
ipchains instead of iptables? What's the difference
between then, except syntax? Which one is better?
Thanks for your time.
Hi!
Just about all Linux distros have a web page. On their web pages they
will either have a Hardware Compatibilty list or a link to one. I suggest
you print out the section pertainingto what you want and shop from there.
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 16:52, Carlos Cifuentes wrote:
Hi.
I want to
Preston,
There is no truth to this at all. I don't know where your friend reads
his news. In fact, Mandrake's sales have never been better. Their sales
surpass RedHat's. I would recommend that you refer to the news section
on the Mandrake web site. Make a print out and show it your ill informed
I just got a wierd and annoying problem. When
I click on my mouse it clicks on something that is about half an inch to the
left. Rebooting didn't help. My mouse icon doesn't seem to lined up
with what the system thinks it is over? Any ideas???
Kevin Fonner
Sorry for the off-topic post, but I was wondering if anyone has attempted to
build a custom chasis for their linux machine. I want to put mine in a
rack, but rack chassis are too expensive. I thought about going to the
local hardware store and buying some aluminum strips plexiglass to build
my
Hi!
I just wonder. Can Linux replace a Route ?
Example ..we have 9.6 Lease-Line connection from A office to B office with
Motorola Lease Line Modem
I want to configure my Linux as a Route support serial connection from my
Motorola Modem. So that we can connect to our B offfice with 9.6 Lease
Hi,
After putting more memory on my laptop (512 MB), the card manager
doesn't want to to load my PCMCIA card anymore.
Apparently, it complains that there is no pcmcia entry in the
/proc/devices file (which is true indeed).
I think that it is due to the upgrade, but I wouldn't put my hand
into
I have 2 CD drives...well one DVD (cdrom2) and a CDRW (cdrom). The DVD drive
is the only drive hooked up to the sound card (Soundblaster Live Platinum 5.1
integraded). The system is a Blaster PC 700mhz system by Empac ordered from
Tiger Direct. Linux is booting off of the secondary slave
Give gimp a try, its quite nice!
Jan
On Tuesday, 19. June 2001 11:04, you wrote:
I want to get into graphics and animation, but at the same time I am
beginning to use Linux more and more. Do any professional graphics
editing, desktop publishing, and animation programs exist out there?
Hi,
on some websites, the letters, or the whole text if you want, looks strange
on my MD 8.0 system. It seems as if all the letters are on a different level
of height in one line.
( seen from far away, it looks for me as if they always go up and down. )
I have this problem with all browsers,
I Use Mandrake 8.0's Gnome on two systems and on both of them some of
the applets don't redraw correctly. To be specific Character Picker
works fine but if I slide the menu on and off the screen it doesn't
redraw correctly until I move my mouse over the buttons.
Sven
Demosthenes wrote:
uh ohhh...I seem to have trashed my system again.
It all started with a simple reboot. I launch the Gnome menu, Choose
logout and nothing happened for a full minute or 2. So I choose the menu
again and it just wouldn't comply with my desire to log out. No response
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