On Monday 16 July 2001 11:57, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
There's an article about this on MandrakeForum.com right now.
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 01:42, Jim Lynch wrote:
Anybody know of a good ad blocker for Linux? I tried
WebWasher but it didn't work right. Is there anything
else out there? I
At 15.53 17/07/01, Brandon Caudle wrote:
shouldn't have a problem!just remeber to not load any services not needed
on startup!
~Brandon
wrong: LM 7.2 is compiled for i586 (Pentium). Use 7.0 instead.
Olaf Marzocchi
Configuration: Celeron 333A, 128 MB, 6+3 GB HD, Yamaha OPL3-SA3 ISA
Morning, folks!
I have two obnoxiously small concerns about how sound works on my LM8.0
machine, which has a VIA sound device using the VT82C686 [Apollo Super
AC97/Audio] module (or, at least, so claims harddrake).
First, every now and then I get a clunk from the speakers, as if somebody
had
Dear all,
I have downloaded the XFree86 4.1.0 RPMs from Mandrake Cooker and installed them using
the Software Manager.
When looking in the Mandrake Control Centre after I restarted X there is no option to
choose 4.1 instead of 4.03. How can I select and configure Linux to use XFree86 4.1
yeah but our school is 3800 students alot to teach linux to, since i my self
have to study! now we do have 200 linux boxes but most kids don't touch them
because they have no clue as to what to do. I teach kids how to use the
machines and they do, they find it very intresting but i won't be
As a member of the group that set up the SAP at the company where i work, and as
a five year end user of this software i agree; nobody enjoys working with sap.
It is a too complex software; the interface and the help system is confusing and
too rigid. The basic idea of this software is
I like Kbear.
-JMS
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of John Rigby
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 10:24 PM
To: Newbie
Subject: [newbie] Next replacement needed: CUTEFTP
Hi folks,
What advice as a replacement for CuteFTP in M8?
--
Cheers,
I just installed M8 on my system. I have a VooDoo3 3000 card. The normal
video works fine, but I cannot get any OpenGL software to run. (Example:
Tux Racer, ect) This is the error message I get when I try to run an OpenGL
program:
XLib: extension GLX missing on display :0.0
XLib: extension
John,
Thanks for the response! I looked a little more at the site and found a
statement in the FAQ (first question, IIRC) that confirms these Web
bugs can also be in HTML email.
I see you're using KMail under Linux, which gives you a lot of options
(kmail filter, procmail) to delete HTML mail.
In order to became a real Linux expert (ehe ehe) I nedd to know what every
unix (and Linux, tell me every differencies if there are) system does
during boot.
As far as I know, everything starts with MBR, then fstab, then the kernel
is loaded and devices recognized.
After that?
Please tell me
Bootdisc errors are often due to a faulty disc (either the software on it or
the disc itself). Try another disc.
On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 00:08, Marcia Waller wrote:
On Monday 16 July 2001 22:36, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
Have you got the latest version of VMware? You need 2.0.4 for it to work
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 20:54, etharp wrote:
this might be beating a dead horse, but is the mixer set to a reasonable
level? I have the same sound card, and while it appeared everything was
getting setup, the vol. was so low that ! could not hear sound. I kept
failing sndconfig since i could not
To Charles and Siro
Thanks for your help. Just getting to a terminal without a mouse was great!
I didn't uninstall imwheel but as Charles suggested, I ran mousedrake and
reconfigured my standard PS/2 mouse which is now working fine again. Had
another go at trying to get the cordless
John Rigby wrote:
Hi folks,
No wonder so many people do give up on Linux! :-)
I have downloaded for the second time ( in case of error) the IBM
WEbsphere package and attempted to install it.
All of the responses are fine all the way EXCEPT that the program is
nowhere to be seen. Yet if
MACK DROFWARC wrote:
I just bought 8.0 on Linux magazine's subscription version
Linux-Mandrake 8.0 Traktopel-i586 20010418 13:31.
I have a smallish harddrive and as such, always format my drive and
run ms-dos from disk, then use MSCDEX.exe with oakcdrom.sys and a
description of oemcd001
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 15:42, John Rigby wrote:
Hi folks,
No wonder so many people do give up on Linux! :-)
I have downloaded for the second time ( in case of error) the IBM
WEbsphere package and attempted to install it.
All of the responses are fine all the
John Rigby wrote:
Hi Sridah,
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 16:08, you manipulated electrons to produce:
What do you mean by the program is nowhere to be seen? The RPM is
installed, right? Try this from a command line:
rpm -q packagename
** Yup - says same as the GUI Manager:
Marchetti, Peter wrote:
I just installed M8 on my system. I have a VooDoo3 3000 card. The normal
video works fine, but I cannot get any OpenGL software to run. (Example:
Tux Racer, ect) This is the error message I get when I try to run an OpenGL
program:
XLib: extension GLX missing
as I understand it Mandrake is all optimized for at least pentium class
machines and should not be tried on anythinh less than an i586
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 09:53, Brandon Caudle wrote:
shouldn't have a problem!just remeber to not load any services not needed
on startup!
~Brandon
John,
Rather than having WebSphere install to /opt folder, use the
following relocate command to change the default directory.
To change the default top directory, use the --relocate option of the
rpm command.
# rpm -ivh --relocate /opt=Top Directory Package File Name
E.g., # rpm -ivh
At 06:43 PM 07/17/2001 -0400, etharp wrote:
as I understand it Mandrake is all optimized for at least pentium class
machines and should not be tried on anythinh less than an i586
Actually, there is a release 7.0 for i486 processors. We had several
workstations (486/66 with 64 MB ram and 3 1 +
Judy, once you do a umount on the zip drive you must place another disk in
the drive and then type in console mount /mnt/zip assuming that is what it
is called in your fstab file. so if you umount you have to then mount again.
This should work an unlimited number of times in any session
I was able to change permissions for judy (user) with LinuxConf. I gave
myself all the permissions I could. I still get annoying messages when I
try to do things logged in as judy. Doing su at a console doesn't help
alot because unless I know the command that brings up a graphical
screen,
I don't get what you're trying to do here. How are you searching?
If its installed, you should be able to type the relavant command
(IIRC, it's hpbuilder) to load the app.
* I suspect it has something to do with WINE and how it
is all supposed to startup as well.
I have not
Romanator wrote:
MACK DROFWARC wrote:
I am running an 808 meg hdd (ouch!), a 32 meg RAM ,44X CD-rom (ATAPI?
ithink) and a 188 Pentium MMX.
Either way, you are going will have to connect an external CD ROM to
your computer. Without it the installation will not continue.
If this is
I am trying to get a sony vaio f701 working with X. I have tried using
Xconfigurator but using the NeoMagic drivers the best I can get is a
corrupted screen at 640*480 using 8 bit.
Anyone got this laptop working?
Regards,
ben
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tazmun wrote:
I was able to change permissions for judy (user) with LinuxConf. I gave
myself all the permissions I could. I still get annoying messages when I
try to do things logged in as judy. Doing su at a console doesn't help
alot because unless I know the command that brings up a
Hello all.
There are Windows programs (like Teleport) which permits you browse
offline a full website (with all links in n sublevels). Do you know any
for Linux?
Thanks.
--
Juan Carlos Conde e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Valladolid (Spain)Running Linux Mandrake 8.0
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 07:43 pm, Randy Kramer wrote:
Romanator wrote:
MACK DROFWARC wrote:
I am running an 808 meg hdd (ouch!), a 32 meg RAM ,44X CD-rom (ATAPI?
ithink) and a 188 Pentium MMX.
Either way, you are going will have to connect an external CD ROM to
your computer.
I has recently installed Mandrake 8 download version
on my system. After the installation, everything runs
fine except my floppy drive. It cannot read from or
write to any floppy disk with ext2 filetype at both
root and user account, but it can access any
Windows-formatted disk. My /etc/fstab has
Konqueror can kill JavaScript, but it appears to kill all
JavaScript. The Galeon option appears to kill pop-ups
specifically. Is that correct?
And while I ponder Konqueror, I have one other question: I
have Enable Web Shortcuts turned on, and I _thought_ this
would allow me to type, say av and
I'm not clear on how MandrakeFreq for Mandrake 7.2 should be used.
Some questions:
1. Last time I reinstalled, I installed Mandrake 7.2, then I repeated
the installation procedure with the MandrakeFreq CD. Was this the
proper approach? (On another computer, I wiped Mandrake 7.2 off the
disk
It was Tue, 17 Jul 2001 07:53:27 -0400 when Brandon Caudle wrote:
Personally, I don't like Bill Gates, nor his company. And If it came to
where I had to chose Netware or 2000 Server, I would go with novell just
cause it isn't Microsoft!
Brandon Caudle
Guess why I did get the Novell CNE
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 05:04, s wrote:
On Monday 16 July 2001 09:03 pm, you wrote:
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 02:25, s wrote:
Can anyone brief me on the set up of a joystick?
If you're using a 2.4 kernel, add the following to
/etc/modules.conf... # Joystick
alias char-major-13
On Tue 17 Jul 2001 07:17, you wrote:
Doesn't your ISP have one? Most do, AFAIK.
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 18:20, KompuKit wrote:
I realise this is off topic...but,
does anyone know where I can find
a free news group server...?
I have the same problem. My ISP give me News using a browser in
Actually I finally got Web Washer installed and it's
great! No more obnoxious spinning ads. If anybody is
in need of one, I'd say check it out. It's free at
www.webwasher.com.
Jim
--- civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 21:19, DStevenson wrote:
On Monday 16 July 2001
BTW, the beta of Netscape 6.1 has good cookie control.
I installed it the other day and no problems so far.
Best browser so far I've used on Linux.
Jim
--- DStevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 16 July 2001 11:57, Sridhar Dhanapalan
wrote:
There's an article about this on
John Rigby wrote:
But where has IglooFTP gone, as well??
JohnIglooFTP-PRO installs in the /usr/local directory.
It's executable resides in /usr/local/IglooFTP-PRO/bin, but
there's also a simlink in the /usr/local/bin (which is in
your path) directory called IglooFTP-PRO, so all you
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 15:42, John Rigby wrote:
Hi folks,
No wonder so many people do give up on Linux! :-)
I have downloaded for the second time ( in case of error) the IBM
WEbsphere package and attempted to install it.
All of the responses are fine all the way EXCEPT that the program is
Hi,
I have the following error at boot time after installation :
Kmod:failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k block-major-48, errno = 2
VFS:Cannot open root device 3001 or 30:01
Kernel panic:VF:Unable to mount root fs on 30:01
The server is a Digital ZX Prioris with a SCSI Mylex Controller. (2
Hi Sridah,
On Tue, 17 Jul 2001 16:08, you manipulated electrons to produce:
What do you mean by the program is nowhere to be seen? The RPM is
installed, right? Try this from a command line:
rpm -q packagename
** Yup - says same as the GUI Manager: is installed!!??
BUT no search
Heep. I just notice my /usr partition is full! I made it 4 gigs, which
in the past was plenty. But lately I discovered linux gaming and I think
that's what has eat up alot of space.
I have about 4 or 5 gigs free space at the end of my disc with /var sitting
between /usr and free. What
Hi Sridah and folks,
Well, following Sridah's lead, I went and followed up more detail at
IBM:
You do need a special implementation(?) of WINE and the install puts
the package in a directory off root called opt/hpbuilder4 !!
I still can't implement it as there is no immediate doc for what to
Konqueror in KDE 2.2b1 has this feature as well. The popup windows are
created with Javascript -- Konqueror and Galeon can block this particular
Javascript call while leaing the rest intact. Note, however, that there are
some legitimate uses for popup windows that this feature will block
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 04:57 am, you wrote:
On Tuesday 17 July 2001 10:42, s wrote:
Heep. I just notice my /usr partition is full!
Here is what I tried
back up the contents of /usr/local ( I am assuming the bulk of your bulk is
in there)
make a new partition. mounted as
Hello again,
As some readers may recall from last week, I was trying to get my
machine to respond on multiple IP addresses on one interface. The
solution, I was told, was webmin. So I got webmin working, and I
found where in webmin to add IP addresses. But it didn't actually
change my
this might be beating a dead horse, but is the mixer set to a reasonable
level? I have the same sound card, and while it appeared everything was
getting setup, the vol. was so low that ! could not hear sound. I kept
failing sndconfig since i could not here the sounds.
On Monday 16 July 2001
Hi everyone
I have spent an embarassing amount of time trying to solve this problem but
Ijust cannot see where I'm going wrong.
Any help from you guys would be much appreciated again.
When I try to resolve host names with the named server I get the message ***
ev.barnswell.net can't find
As I am sure some else will let you know that HTML mail is considered un-
polite on this mail list. the reason being is that what we see looks like
this below.
next i would also urge you to try a different version (maybe redhat 6.X
something) with the level of power and hard drive space, you
All of Mexico and Montpelier Public School in Montpelier, ND--where I teach.
jim
All of Mexico
I read on www.theregister.co.uk that they also go after a similar setup
that is based in Australia. A PC's for the poorest project, bringing
PC's to the poor people (with winders installed)
We're a very, very small school but have about 1 machine for every 2 kids K-
12. Last year, all of our PC's were dual boot, winders and redhat. This year,
I switched to Mandrake and our new machines are straight mandrake. Dropping
winders on the new ones saved enough cash to buy another PC.
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