On Friday 17 August 2001 01:26 am, s wrote:
Did you lose some of your sensors functionality with the newer
kernels? I did and couldn't get em back until I went back to the old
kernel. Any ideas there? (I ran sensors-detect, but it didn't come
up entries for my rc.local file...)
No
On Friday 17 August 2001 02:18 am, you wrote:
On Friday 17 August 2001 01:26 am, s wrote:
Did you lose some of your sensors functionality with the newer
kernels? I did and couldn't get em back until I went back to the old
kernel. Any ideas there? (I ran sensors-detect, but it didn't
On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, antoine rivoire wrote:
hi all.
i have just installed xine 0.5.0 from tar gz files. i have followed the usual
procedure,
tar xvzf xine-*.tar.gz
configure
make install
and that went fine, compiled for 5 minutes, but now i am unable to find the
file that launches the
On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Mark Shaw wrote:
My other peeve: inadequate commenting. Oh, and using KR style or any of
its variants (whenever I pick up anyone else's code the FIRST thing I do
is column up all the curlies and remove all the tabs). Not to start any
holy wars or anything
Me
If you're using over 200MB of swap, your system would be moving slower than
some continents. There is nothing really _wrong_ in having over 200MB of
swap, but there would be nothing to gain. If you need over 200MB (assuming
you have a decent level of RAM), either you're doing something _very_
On Friday 17 August 2001 08:27, Len Lawrence wrote:
On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Andrew wrote:
Thanks civilme,
I'm not going to use this .gif thing for my daily use. It's just an
assignment from school about producing a gif animated banner. I know
this is an easy piece if I did it in windogs,
On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 17:27, Len Lawrence wrote:
On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Andrew wrote:
Thanks civilme,
I'm not going to use this .gif thing for my daily use. It's just an
assignment from school about producing a gif animated banner. I know
this is an easy piece if I did it in windogs, but
The :0 represents display 0 on your system.
If you had a second graphics card you could use :1 to display on that
monitor (with the second card)
Cheers,
Jesse
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Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 11:26 PM
Not that I use Xine that often, but I remember it being installed to
/usr/local/bin
I prefer Mplayer, as it is more stable and easier to install.
Cheers,
Jesse
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Sent: Thursday, August 16,
I also have a similar setup, and have never noticed any slowdown in ME.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Barbara Pfieffer
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 10:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] WinME slowdown after MDK
Do you need a second card? I thought you could just place display 1 on a
different tty. For example, if display 0 is on tty7 (accessible with
ctrl-alt-F7) than you can put display 1 on tty8 (accessible with
ctrl-alt-F8). I haven't tried it with different X displays, but I can do this
with
On Wednesday 15 August 2001 20:07, Miark wrote:
Hi all,
A friend of mine asked me to recommend a Linux distribution that would
best work with an Oracle database. I normally recommend Mandrake for
anything and everything, but I don't know squat about databases, and I
figured he deserves a
hmmm, still no sign of it.
ha well, must have done something stupid during the install,
thanks for ur help.
On Friday 17 August 2001 10:12, you wrote:
Not that I use Xine that often, but I remember it being installed to
/usr/local/bin
I prefer Mplayer, as it is more stable and easier
Don't worry about it... let Linux do one of the things that it does best-
manage memory.
It's a good thing that it's making good use of your physical RAM and
accessing the HD less.
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From: David Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001
Just a note.. Linux believes that unused RAM is wasted RAM, it will
always try and use as much as it can.
Swap is much slower than actual ram, so if it isnt using it, be pleased!
-- Jamie
--
From: Chris Biggs[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HI,
I've just installed Mandrake, and am using the KDE interface. I have noticed
that number keys are doing odd things. Before you say it, its not a NUM LOCK
problem
All the number 2 keys (both above the main keyboard and on the number pad)
are producing a backspace (that is deleting the
Double-check your keyboard settings in the Mandrake Control Centre. It looks
as if it's set incorrectly.
On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 21:17, Olly Marshall wrote:
HI,
I've just installed Mandrake, and am using the KDE interface. I have
noticed that number keys are doing odd things. Before you say it,
Linux uses superfluous RAM is used for disc caching, speeding up drive
accesses. So increasing your RAM can increase your hard drive speed (if what
you're accessing has been cached).
On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 21:05, Adams, Jamie wrote:
Just a note.. Linux believes that unused RAM is wasted RAM, it
Hi there,
I am having issues using the nVidia drivers with LM 8.0.
I've downloaded the RPM's from the nVidia website and amended
XF86Config-4 as described in the readme, and the 'nvidia' driver seems
to load OK (X works as normal except that it flashes up a nvidia logo on
startup). However, I
Hi,mandrake linux users and specialists,
I encouter difficulty while installing my Ess56PI modem.The Ess2898 chip based
internal PCI modem is not that sort of winmodem.It's installed in PCI slot 4 using IRQ
11.It works just well under win98 and win2k.
After installing mandrake linux 7.0 ,I
I have just installed a Philips 804 CDRW and XCDRoast 0.98alpha6-RH(Test
Release). When I try to master a disk to make a data disk i get the
following message:
Warning: creating filesystem that does not conform to ISO-9660.
Can anyone tell me what the problem is?
Thanks,
SW
Want to buy
On Friday 17 August 2001 02:51 am, s wrote:
the latest yet. I just went back to 2.4.3-20. I did notice a new
service called sensors and it uses /etc/sensors.conf (in freq3 I
guess). I didn't explore that finding too thoroughly. I really
like gkrellm and I don't know if they could work
I have
narrowed the keyboard problem down to this;
At the
logon window, the #2 works fine. After any user logs on, the #2 starts to
perform the same function as the backspace key.
What
happens at logon that would change the keyboard info ??
Also,
I am using xWin32 to access the
I had this exact problem. Try removing the keyboard from the machine,
and blowing air into the actual port and the plug (a blow job? ;).
What I found was that I have a small amount of dust or dirt or
something and that had caused it to do weird things.
Robert MacLean
- Original Message
I struggled with the premature end of script headers for 3 days, I figured
out the the cgi stuff was being run under suexec, if you rename suexec to
say suexec.sav then restart apache this should get rid of your problem.
Addmittedly, this is not the correct solution, but I don't know how to get
You're probably making a disc with Rock Ridge extensions. This is a method of
preserving UNIX-style file permissions on an ISO9660 (standard data CD-ROM)
filesystem. If this is the case, then you can ignore the message. There are a
few other options that can also create this message. If you
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 12:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Usability in linux (was RE: [newbie] ERROR 2002: Can't
connect to
Why can't programmers put informational error messages in
there
Peter:
Maybe you've already sorted this out, but just in case go to
nlpagan.net/linux.htm. Towards the end of the page (look for a link to
Mandrake User Organization), there's a note about repairing this problem
that affects some VIA-based systems. I've never found out why it works,
but it does.
I want to make a direct duplication of one to cd to another cd in mandrake 8.
cdr= scsi, rico mp7060s
cd-rom= ide, atapi
Well how can i do this in the console?
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://.mandrakestore.com
At 13:53 15/08/01 -0400, you wrote:
If you are at least getting smbclient to work, you are almost there!
Now the problem is how Cups' filters treat the remote winblows printer.
Cups tries to run thru the Linux/Unix style printer filters which feed
GIMP/GHOSTSCRIPT or some other ratherizer. The
Hi,
I read on the Mandrake website
(http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/features.php3) that anti-aliasing is
integrated into Linux-Mandrake 8.0 to provide a nice improvement in how
fonts are displayed. But on my system the fonts look very ugly. One
example that comes to mind is the Add New
Thanks, Sridhar. These were some pretty cool sites, I particularly
liked the first one, never seen that one before. What I was really
looking for, however, was whether or not there was a site that
specifically listed hardware that not only was linux comptable, but also
published all of their
The Anti-Aliased fonts are not activated by default.
I dont know if they work in Gnome, but if you wantt hem activated in
KDE, open the Kde Control Center , head to 'Look and Feel' and theres an
option in there somewhere to use Anti-Aliased fonts.
You will have to restart X to see the effect.
I have 2 hdd on IDE 1, cdrw cdr on IDE 2. I've created
a linux partition + swap on 2nd hdd. Is infamous VIA bug
going to be problematic (that's my bus) VT82C686 is what
windows ME properties says.
haven't tried MDK8 yet. floppy old and corrupting disks
(new machine but migrated drive), but
Thanks Carroll:
I didn't know about this, but bookmarked it so I can
apply it later. Right now I'm having problems with
lilo and cab only access rescue command line, from
which I have been shutting down by ctrl-alt-del. The
problem has never shown up with this or a Restart
shutdown, so I
alex escribió:
How can swap be checked to
determine if it is doing what it is supposed to do?
I use gkrellm to know what the system load is... try it! ;)
--
Joan Tur. Ibiza - Spain
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Joan.Tur.pagina.de www.ClubIbosim.org
Im looking for a program that will allow me to grab audio from a cassette
player and store it as a music file of some description. Windows has a prog
called cooledit which does this but linux should have something similar.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to
For the moment, anti-aliasing is only officially supported in QT-based
applications, which includes anything made with KDE. GTK+ (the base of GNOME)
does not have anti-alaising in an official release yet. The GTK+ 2.x
development series has had it for a while, though, and should have a stable
On Friday 17 August 2001 10:41 am, you wrote:
Im looking for a program that will allow me to grab audio from a cassette
player and store it as a music file of some description. Windows has a
prog called cooledit which does this but linux should have something
similar.
I know cdparanoia will
That message indicates a defective disk--register your
product and notify tech support. We have replacements.
aaahh. I think that's why the GPL is more customer service friendly.
but apparently it also takes people who know how to serve.
It may seem simple, but I've had my experience with
sice we've had some on and off-list discussion of audio and linux, I'd like
to point some of you to
http://www-ccrma.stanford.edu/workshops/linux2001/
I will definately be spending some time here. as soon as the hell that is
the first few weeks of school dies down. This is particularly
At 11:44 AM 8/17/2001 -0500, you wrote:
On Friday 17 August 2001 09:56 am, Kirby Urner wrote:
I have 2 hdd on IDE 1, cdrw cdr on IDE 2. I've created
a linux partition + swap on 2nd hdd. Is infamous VIA bug
going to be problematic (that's my bus) VT82C686 is what
windows ME properties
Not quite sure I follow you here...
Shutdown the machine, then do what from there?
Direct boot? Boot from a win boot disk?
Thanks for the help!
-ed-
Excuse my jumping in here, but, did you load LM 8.0 and do you have the
infamous via 686b southbridge chipsets on the computers. I am
Either you are ME are wrong then, 'cause that's sound
System Properties includes these entries:
VIA Tech VT82C686 PCI to ISA bridge
VIA Tech VT82C686 Power Management Controller
Wait, I get it. This is about talking to my ISA Ensoniq
sound card yes? Anyway, is this info sufficient
There were more including the Abit's, but they were
dropped by AMD from approval at the same time the VIA-IDE bug started
being hyped last March.
Sorry to learn that, as this is what I've got. Sounds like
MDK8.1 might have some fixes/workarounds. Thinking to wait.
I don't think dma is
I just unstalled a cd rewriter (running 8.0) and was just burning a cd for
the first time. After I did this I put in a cd and tried to read the
contents by clicking on the desktop shortcut. The window never opened.
(I have already done: cd /dev rm cdrom ln -s scd0 scdrom and the
shortcut
Is there a detailed install for Mandrake 8.0 and Oracle 8i? I have tried
and failed to install on 8.0.
Thank you,
Dorian
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 6:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL
After sending the last message I sutdown the system. It took several tries
to log out and then on shutdown it stopped at an error message that said
Kernel Panic and Supermount Panic. I finally shut off the power and
started back up again.
SW
On Friday 17 August 2001 15:07, you wrote:
I
Title: RE: [newbie] cdrom device busy
Hi, looking at the first message was the soft link listed a typo when you show scd0 scdrom? it should have been ...cdrom. I did not have to do this with my install, but that is neither here nor there. Since you had it going it made the link so what I
Title: RE: [newbie] removing boot manager
Should have proof read before I sent the message, it sounds a bit confusing now that I read it. Look for the words linux boot floppy for clarification. Also to the list I appologize if I've been sending HTML the dang windows machine reverted on me
Hi ya
That is exactly what I want. I don't think I need a second video card.
I can get full screen with vmware but I can'get fwin (full screen for
win4lin). I think fwin tries to start a new virtual screen and my video card
won't allow it.
How to put display 1 on tty8?
Many thanks
Eduardo
Dennis.
Shame on you.
You're sending in HTML.
Charles ((-:
Forever never goes beyond tomorrow.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Myers, Dennis R NWO
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 3:46 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [newbie]
I'm trying to use jed with brief emulation. I added this to my .jedrc file:
() = evalfile (brief);
but it doesn't seem to take... any suggestions?
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://.mandrakestore.com
Try mousedrake for which you may have to su first. Your
mention of /dev/psaux is curious. From mousedrake I just
choose wheel mouse and I'm good to go.
Miark
- Original Message -
From: Jay Latham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 12:55 PM
Subject:
No, Java is still not working. I run Mozilla nightly build 2001081008, but I
had the same problem with 0.9.3. I have made the symlink corect. But I have
not installed Java, only downloaded and unpacked jre.xpi should I do any
instalation of Java?
Ola
On Thursday 16 August 2001 09:29, you
At 08:45 17/08/01 -0600, you wrote:
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On Friday 17 August 2001 08:32, Adams, Jamie gave up his right to remain
silent by saying:
The Anti-Aliased fonts are not activated by default.
I dont know if they work in Gnome, but if you wantt hem
On Friday 17 August 2001 16:15, you wrote:
I'm trying to use jed with brief emulation. I added this to my .jedrc
file:
() = evalfile (brief);
but it doesn't seem to take... any suggestions?
First copy the /usr/share/jed/lib/jed.rc file to ~/.jedrc
then edit it.
I usually use the
On Friday 17 August 2001 15:14, Dorian_750 wrote:
Is there a detailed install for Mandrake 8.0 and Oracle 8i? I have
tried and failed to install on 8.0.
There is no detailed set of instructions available for Oracle8i on
Mandrake 8.0, exactly what problems are you having?
--
Alex
Steve
On Friday 17 August 2001 02:02 pm, Kirby Urner wrote:
Yes, I have reconfigured ME to do a DOS-style boot, allowing
non-Windows access to DOS prompt if I want it.
config conflict. Just make sure you have a Mandrake boot floppy
handy so you can rerun 'lilo' to restore lilo to the mbr.
Is
HI,
I use a Zoom external V.92 and works great.
Linux had no problems with it( under $100)
Have a great day
Robert F. Trettel
- Original Message -
From: Dean Morrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 5:26 PM
Subject: [newbie] modem
I've got an
Okay, I'm about to reinstall my Mandrake system off of my 7.2 cds and I'd like
to hear people's recommendations on partition sizes and any specific files I
should make sure I have. Just FYI I've got the whole box set with all seven
cds. There will be two frequent users of this system and
On Friday 17 August 2001 13:41, Mitchell, Edmund wrote:
Hello all,
Trying to round out my Linux education (this may take a few years ;)):
On bootup, I can save a second or two by stopping the process(?) daemon(?)
that's checking to see if I have installed or removed any hardware. I
think
I second the motion. I've got a Zoom 56Kx Dualmode External, it rules. I
connect at 37/38 to my local provider with the kppp set to 57600 (turned out to
be the best speed for me) and it gives a rock solid 6kbps transfer rate. It
cost like $50, so it wasn't bad at all.
Peace,
Isaac
On Thursday 16 August 2001 17:04, you wrote:
HI,
I use a Zoom external V.92 and works great.
Linux had no problems with it( under $100)
Have a great day
Robert F. Trettel
- Original Message -
From: Dean Morrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 17,
I know, I know, see my last message, I was using Outlook at work and the
dang thing reverted to HTML on me. This is embarrassing, like passing gas
in an elevator, everyone knows who did it. : ( Sorry again,
On Friday 17 August 2001 15:12, you wrote:
Dennis.
Shame on you.
You're
HI 2 EVERYONE,
I finally got my Audio Galaxy Satellite to work thanks to those who helped
me, so I thank all of U :) However, now I want to install the latest version
of XMMS (1.2.5) but when I run the ./configure command it gave me an
eeror message. These R the last lines it gave me :
// sorry if this is bad ettiquette but i'm resubmitting something i sent
// to the list three or four days ago and didn't get a response
// if that's not ok please let me know just for the future
// i really need help with this because i've got mission-critical apps
// on the extra cds and it
I'm reinstalling 7.2 on a pretty old box (Eve - 266 MHz PII, 32MB Ram,
junker Everex Monitor, etc) and I am not getting asked whether
How much hard drive space ya got? Maybe install is thinking
by the time you get the basic install done, there's no room
left for the fancy/extra stuff. Just
unsubsribe newbie
I am currently using Mandrake with StarOffice. I can create and print
documents easily from Kword, but StarOffice does a much better job
importing MS documents, so I would like to be able to print from
that. However, I can't print from it. Also, when I save the
documents as Postgscript, the
Typically deleting the partition is not enough, I recommend performing
exorcism if one truly wants to banish Windows from whence it came...
Richie
On August 16, 2001 09:22 am, Jesse Hepburn wrote:
Does anyone know how I would go about uninstalling windows? Can I just
delete the partition
I notice Abit KT7A is green lined at Mandrake website,
meaning tested. My KT7E uses same VIA KT133E /VIA 686B
chipset. So maybe I shouldn't be fearing some VIA bug
after all (savvy guy Brinkman was suggesting Abits could
be problematic, yet none of the Soyo MBs listed at
Mandrake are green
On Friday 17 August 2001 19:22, you wrote:
I'm reinstalling 7.2 on a pretty old box (Eve - 266 MHz PII, 32MB
Ram, junker Everex Monitor, etc) and I am not getting asked whether
How much hard drive space ya got? Maybe install is thinking
by the time you get the basic install done, there's
Peter,
When you boot the boot disk, it should come to a prompt boot:
type linux enter
and it should now be booting.
Carroll is right about the VIA bug but don't know if it applies as
you never said what the motherboard chipset was, or I missed it as I had to
reinstall linux CAUSE I downloaded
On Friday 17 August 2001 15:30, you wrote:
Thanks, I did what you said and it worked. However I put that cd I
just burned back in to read it, and the problem happened again. It
seems to be something about that cd. I don't know if that makes any
sense, but it seems to freeze the device up.
Not all fonts are created equal! Some are bitmap-based and I don't think
anti-aliasing applies to them-- try to favour the adobe type fonts or
true-type fonts as these are vector based and they will look better even
without anti-aliasing.
If you're running KDE, you can get a little extra
I have figured out a way to print from StarOffice under Mandrake8.0:
In StarOffice, print to a file, which generates a postscript file.
Take that file and use gs -sDEVICE=pngmono to generate a png file.
Use Imagemagick to resize the file to a smaller size.
Open the file with Konqueror and
You can configure a bootdisk from Mandrake Control Center. You can also
uninstall LILO by runnnig /sbin/lilo -U /dev/hda. You might also want to run
fdisk and make sure your win98 partition is marked as the active/bootable
partition. Booting up with a win98 rescue disk and typing SYS C:
Hi, I've just installed MD8 and am naturally on a steep learning curve. My
first problem is getting my modem operational I know Linux is not good with
winmodems which I have. Before going down the replacement road with my modem
where do you suggest I look for possible drivers?
The modem is a
Title: RE: [newbie] removing boot manager
Did you make a boot floppy during the initial installation? If so you are good to go. If not go to Mandrake control centerbootmake boot floppy or something close to that(I'm not at the linux computer yet) Make the boot floppy for the partition you set
Thanks, I did what you said and it worked. However I put that cd I just
burned back in to read it, and the problem happened again. It seems to be
something about that cd. I don't know if that makes any sense, but it seems
to freeze the device up.
SW
On Friday 17 August 2001 15:45, you
On Friday 17 August 2001 14:55, Jay Latham wrote:
I've just switched from Debian to Mandrake 8.0 on this computer mainly
because I could never get sound to work with Debian. I'm a little confused
because debian puts most of it's config files in different directories than
mandrake so for give
On Friday 17 August 2001 15:22, Scott wrote:
After sending the last message I sutdown the system. It took several tries
to log out and then on shutdown it stopped at an error message that said
Kernel Panic and Supermount Panic. I finally shut off the power and
started back up again.
SW
Neat, Sweet, Petite. Good to go on all fronts. Thanks for the help. (I understood
the first time :)
At 12:32 PM 8/17/2001 -0700, you wrote:
Did you make a boot floppy during the initial installation? If so you are good to go.
If not go to Mandrake control centerbootmake boot floppy or
I've got an old 56k winmodem. Any recommendations for a replacement that'll work with
Mandrake 8? Price is an issue...
Dean
-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-
Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.
- Voltaire
Want to buy your Pack or Services from
On Friday 17 August 2001 16:15, Mark Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to use jed with brief emulation. I added this to my .jedrc
file:
() = evalfile (brief);
but it doesn't seem to take... any suggestions?
First of all, that's already there if you
cp /usr/share/jed/lib/jed.rc
On Friday 17 August 2001 16:15, Mark Johnson wrote:
I'm trying to use jed with brief emulation. I added this to my .jedrc
file:
() = evalfile (brief);
but it doesn't seem to take... any suggestions?
Oh yes, one more suggestion
http://ibogeo.df.unibo.it/guido/jed-quickref.html
On Friday 17 August 2001 13:36, you wrote:
Not quite sure I follow you here...
Shutdown the machine, then do what from there?
Direct boot? Boot from a win boot disk?
Thanks for the help!
-ed-
Boot from LILO to windows after doing a power-down. Your hard disks could
be keeping the mode
On Friday 17 August 2001 17:26, Dean Morrell wrote:
I've got an old 56k winmodem. Any recommendations for a replacement
that'll work with Mandrake 8? Price is an issue...
Dean
Devoid of any manuals or other throwaway items, and some marked as 33.6 but
all 56K and ISA and internal (make
It seems to be looking for an older version that what we have on 8.0. Just a
suggestion, try finding the mandrake rpm equivalent on rpmfind.net or one
might be listed in the software manager if you configured an update or cooker
site (tho there will probably be other dependency problems with
Okay, I think I've got my head wrapped around the whole swap size issue. Let's
play the game of I say what I think swap is, and then you either pat me on the
head or break out the dunce cap. Here goes:
The point of swap is to serve as a safety net for RAM, when you're all out of
RAM your
The general response to complaints that MDK 8.0 is slow seems to be to
install more ram.
I realize that ram is inherently faster than swap and swap is only
supposed to supplement existing ram. If adding more ram increases the
speed but just using a larger swap provides no
On Friday 17 August 2001 20:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
// sorry if this is bad ettiquette but i'm resubmitting something i sent
// to the list three or four days ago and didn't get a response
// if that's not ok please let me know just for the future
// i really need help with this because
Like some of the other responses have said, you're best bet is to find a way
to get your high-speed on Linux but in the meantime if you must download from
Windoze just save it to a FAT or FAT32 partition as its the only FS Windows
has in common with Linux...
Richie
On August 17, 2001 01:41
Hello
I hope I am firing a stupid question but I wonder how I could know the DNS
address of my ISP..
Many thanks
Eduardo
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On Friday 17 August 2001 21:06, Kirby Urner wrote:
I notice Abit KT7A is green lined at Mandrake website,
meaning tested. My KT7E uses same VIA KT133E /VIA 686B
chipset. So maybe I shouldn't be fearing some VIA bug
after all (savvy guy Brinkman was suggesting Abits could
be problematic,
Has anyone successfully set up IP Masquerade under Mandrake 8.0?
The most current HOWTO doesn't address this particular kernel.
Where does one go for information?
Thanks,
Michael
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I installed Mandrake 8.0 a couple days ago. What a ride. I installed it on a machine
with Win98se already running. Now, I like the os, but I don't want a
boot manager on this system. I'd much rather boot from a floppy to access the os.
Can someone help with removing the boot manager and
Hey
From what I understand, there is no ipchains in 2.4, they use iptables.
Below are two links, one to a script and one to an article which goes in
depth. (I haven't read it, I found another script and just used it).
http://www.bastille-linux.org/jay/soho-iptables-nat.txt
On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 18:19:24 -0400 (EDT)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] insightfully noted:
big Snip
Alrighty, I'll put down what I was thinking of doing and you can tell me
why
it's dumb, why it's perfect, or perhaps just tinker with it a little
bit:
/ 250MB
/swap 200MB
/usr 10 Gig
/home 9.55 Gig
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