Salve a tutti,
volevo chiedere come fare per trasferire o leggere una mia cartella
che ho sulla partizione windows sul mio linux mandrake 8.0. E se per
cortesia qualcuno conosce un sito dove trovare i driver per un
conexant, tenendo presente che è un winmodem. Grazie per l'aiuto
Ciao
Anch'io possiedo un Conexant, per cui posso immaginare perchè ti interessi
sapere come trasferire file da win a Linux.
Io lo faccio senza alcun problema, soprattutto con quello che scarico da
Internet per il pinguino, quindi nel caso tu avessi problemi, ritengo possa
essere solo una
Ho una mdk 8.1 e utilizzo kde.
Non riesco + a visualizzare i file testo correttamente con konqueror (e in generale
con tutti gli applicativi x testo kde)
Al posto del testo compare una pagina bianca con qua e là uno strano simbolo (credo si
chiami dagger)
Inoltre se provo a salvare un file
Ciao,
ho provato a scaricare il .tar.bzip2 di videolan, ma ad un certo punto della
compilazione mi compaiono questi messaggi: manca il file ggi.h nella
directory opportuna. Qualcuno può magari mandarmelo, per favore ? Grazie
anticipate,
Title: HCF Modem. Any hope?
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Hi again,
Does anyone recommend a PCI sound card for an IBM Aptiva 2168 using Mandrake
8?? I know that Linux in theory supports many sound cards, but I would like
to find a card that is easily recognized by Mandrake 8, as I am a newbie to
Linux and would like to avoid the worst difficulties,
El Lun 21 Ene 2002 08:14, escribió:
Hi again,
Does anyone recommend a PCI sound card for an IBM Aptiva 2168 using
Mandrake 8?? I know that Linux in theory supports many sound cards, but I
would like to find a card that is easily recognized by Mandrake 8, as I am
a newbie to Linux and would
Unless you had a particular need for amazing sound quality (which seems
pointless to me when the case fans make such a noise), I would suggest a
cheap BRANDED card like a Creative Sound Blaster PCI
Linux detects it straight away, and it works in all modes.
All for only £12
derek
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the most games,you can find for linux are at locky.com:)
reg. timoty
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MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos:
http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
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I just setup a dual boot system running xp pro and mandrake 8.1. I
installed xp first on a fat32 4.5 gig partion. I then installed manrake
on another 4.5 partion and used default install options. Everything
worked great. Not one problem. However when in linux/kde I don't have
any connectivity to
How can I check my redhat (7.2) kernell version ?
Regards
Nene
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uname -a shows more than the kernel version.
N E N I S T E R wrote:
How can I check my redhat (7.2) kernell version ?
Regards
Nene
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I'm printing a large .pdf file to my trusty old HP Laserjet Series II from
Adobe Acrobat. It is VERY slow going. Can anybody suggest a workaround
that might speed things up? All I need is draft quality. (Running KDE 2.2
and CUPS).
Thanks!
Mike
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I'm trying to boot ML 8.1 Gaming Edition and it seems to be
hanging in the when it's installing the kernel. As it's checking the
devices it seems to be hanging here:
IDE1 at 0170=0x177,0x376 on IRQ 15
My P3/800 has a:
Quantum FireballP LM SCSI hard drive
I'd love any help on figuring out
Hello everyone! =)
I need your help. I don't know how to connect to the Internet using my dial-up
connection. I am using Speed Com+ 56K external modem (serial) running on Mandrake
8.1. I hope you can give me a HOW-TO on how to connect my dial-up to the Internet.
Please forgive me if this
On Monday 21 January 2002 08:34 am, Carlos Arigós wrote:
El Vie 18 Ene 2002 12:16, escribió:
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so i have 2.4.8-26 and am using Reiserfs. haven't seen any trouble except
when i use realplayer i start using swap, until then no swap at all.
(512megs) so how bad is the vm speed problem? is it worth updating?
On Sunday 20 January 2002 11:48, you spoke unto me thusly:
Install a newer
On Tuesday 22 January 2002 03:22, you wrote:
Hello everyone! =)
I need your help. I don't know how to connect to the Internet using my
dial-up connection. I am using Speed Com+ 56K external modem (serial)
running on Mandrake 8.1. I hope you can give me a HOW-TO on how to connect
my
yes, I tried that, as well as toggling the mute setting just to be sure.
I'm thinking maybe there is a module that needs to be loaded that hasn't
been.
On Sun, 2002-01-20 at 23:22, Mario Michael da Costa wrote:
chuck wrote:
I can't seem to get any sound out of xawtv with my wintv card. I'm
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/3/23749.html
anyone know anything about this? i have not personally had more than 2
crashes with mandrake since i started using it with 7.1, and i am on an
athelon, but the news makes it sound like only _some_ cpus are affected.
if you use the fix and are
On Mon, 21 Jan 2002 17:55:00 +0100
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install wvdial off your mandrake cd's
then go to /etc in an xterm (as root) and type 'touch wvdial.conf'
then type wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf
it will go and find your modem, query it, and put its details in
/etc/wvdial.conf...
then, edit that file, and fill in the blanks for dialup number,
I'm trying to boot ML 8.1 Gaming Edition and it seems to be hanging in the when it's installing the kernel. As it's checking the devices it seems to be hanging here:
IDE1 at 0170=0x177,0x376 on IRQ 15
My P3/800 has a:
Quantum FireballP LM SCSI hard drive
I'd love any help on figuring out how
On Monday 21 January 2002 03:14, you wrote:
Hi again,
Does anyone recommend a PCI sound card for an IBM Aptiva 2168 using
Mandrake 8??
Mandrake has never failed to detect and configure any of the Creative
SoundBlaster cards that I've ever tried, up to and including the SB Live!.
Support
The bug only effects 2.4 kernels and they will be fixed automatically
with 2.4.18 kernels hopefully. It has been known for windoze 2k and
patched for more than 1 year.
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Hi all,
Since the newer cooker kernels seem to be fine with supermount, why has
mandrake not put on in updates that will allow people to use supermount
without resorting to installing cooker kernels?
Is it because mandrake never add functionality to a distro instead prefering
to leave it to the
Hi,
I have been having problems with losing my user accounts so I have been
looking at a lot of possibilities.
One I have found isI remember checking the option to clean /tmp .
However, now when I reboot, there is a lot of stuff remaining in /tmp from my
faulty user.
On Tuesday 22 January 2002 22:22, Mandrake Newbie wrote:
On Tuesday 22 January 2002 05:41, Dennis Myers wrote:
I need your help. I don't know how to connect to the Internet using my
dial-up connection. I am using Speed Com+ 56K external modem (serial)
running on Mandrake 8.1. I hope you
On Tuesday 22 January 2002 01:22, you wrote:
Hello everyone! =)
I need your help. I don't know how to connect to the Internet using my
dial-up connection. I am using Speed Com+ 56K external modem (serial)
running on Mandrake 8.1. I hope you can give me a HOW-TO on how to connect
my
you can use kppp from within gnome as well ,, just open an xterm and type:
kppp
and off you go, i used to use kppp from within icewm all the time.
still think wvdial is better thought, console tools like this are awesome,,
and use very little resources, unlike kppp and others.
rgds
Frank
why not just boot from your mandrake install CD, and at the prompt, type
rescue
then when you are in and running, type, chroot /mnt
and from that point on, you essentially have your own system running, with
the exception that its using the kernel off the CDROM...
fix your problems, and reboot
uname -a as already mentioned or 'rpm -qa | grep kernel' will show you the
kernel or kernels you have installed.
Michael
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How
Hi,
Check out tuner type in tuner module options...
BR,
Andris
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Subject: [newbie] no sound with xawtv
I can't seem to get any sound
Ok I need to be able to access / change MS Office Files. If I can do
this accurtly then I can completely remove the need of Windows. Also
there some kind of Term Emulator I can run? I need to attach to a unix
host and have it support sco ansi ect.
Any one have any good links to beginers info? I
Yes, just like you said.
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Sent: 20 January, 2002 16:18
Subject: RE: [newbie] How to speed up Linux Mandrake 8?
Do you mean that when you click on, for example, Konqueror, you get a
startup box on the kicker
On Monday 21 January 2002 11:14, you spoke unto me thusly:
Is it because mandrake never add functionality to a distro instead
prefering to leave it to the next version of the distro??
sarcasmlike the way the slackers don't have anyway to update like a
software manager or maybe a way for
This is probably more a KDE thing than Mandrake, but hoping to get some
advice.
I can mount my zip using the desktop icon in KDE. I deleted the old zip icon,
created a new one, specified Device and Mount Point, and everything is cool.
Until I log out and back on. Then, another zip icon
have you tried using save settings?
just wondering
On Monday 21 January 2002 14:06, you spoke unto me thusly:
I can get it to work, it's just annoying to have to keep doing that
everytime.
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2.4.18 huh? and here i just did 2.4.17 today... ;-)
On Monday 21 January 2002 11:25, you spoke unto me thusly:
The bug only effects 2.4 kernels and they will be fixed automatically
with 2.4.18 kernels hopefully. It has been known for windoze 2k and
patched for more than 1 year.
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One of
ok, to answer my own question, i added the 2.4.17-7mdk kernel to my system
and it seems markedly faster, though i haven't actually timed it. open
office for example seems to open about twice as fast.
just in case anyone wondered:-)
On Monday 21 January 2002 09:46, you spoke unto me
oh..
hehehehe
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On Sun, 2002-01-20 at 21:01, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
You can uninstall imwheel with the root command:
# rpm -e imwheel
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Thank you! you are a god.
Now the real test, how do I remove it.
Current kernel 2.4.8-26mdk
I looked around the LM site and could only find
8.1/RPMS/kernel-2.4.8-34.1mdk.i586.rpm
I thought I seen on this list 2.4.10
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On Monday 21 January 2002 21:11, you wrote:
Ok I need to be able to access / change MS Office Files.
Well on your system you have KWord and Abiword. They are both able to import
MS Word documents, but not able to export to Word
You also have KSpead and Gnumeric which can import from Excel,
Previous to the recent switchover from @Home's network to Comcast's own
network,
I assigned my firewall machine a static IP address and everything worked
fine. However,
now I've got to use DHCP to lease a dynamically assigned address from the
network.
I can't get this to work. I keep getting
On Monday 21 January 2002 03:30 pm, you wrote:
Previous to the recent switchover from @Home's network to Comcast's own
network,
I assigned my firewall machine a static IP address and everything worked
fine. However,
now I've got to use DHCP to lease a dynamically assigned address from the
Steve,
I'm NOT using a separate firewall, but it sounds like you have a bad
DHCP configuration, and you could run into this problem whether you
have a firewall or just a single machine.
1. Make sure that /etc/resolv.conf contains the IP addresses of the
Comcast DNS servers in your area AND
Hi all
i tried to install to Mandrake8.1-ja with X 3.3.6
well i couldn't work X when i was intall soon.
then i was setting no start x with boot up.
so i was login console and rewrited /ete/X11/XF86config
but its not work and i cant understan error massage...
Someone have XF86config for vaio?
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Thanks
Felix Barreto
"There are two kinds of people, those who do the work and those who take the credit. Try to be in the first group; there is less
i had a same problem.
you should to chose step "i can set up your computer to automatically
start X upon booting would you like X to start when you reboot" to NO
than you can see the console after reboot.
and you can reconfigure /ete/X11/XF86Confiug or XF86Config-4
otherwise i don't know how to
34.1 is the latest stable, released kernel. You'll find much later
kernels on the cooker, but these are still classified as test versions
and are not recommended unless you either know a lot about what you are
doing, or are happy to potentially have to deal with interesting
problems, or both!
Felix,
go to http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3
you can remove yourself there.
Brian
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 15:20, Felix Barreto wrote:
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Bill,
If you choose expert and upgrade during the install, then no - your data
will remain untouched.
Try this first choosing no packages for installation. Chances are it
will fix it magically! No warranty implied though ;-)
Brian
On Tue, 2002-01-22 at 15:07, Bill Winegarden wrote:
Hi,
Hi list,
Being new, and currently enjoying an installation that's up and running (even if it
did need a few tweaks here and there) I came across an article about 'Armoring Linux'.
It was all about how default installations leave a lot of unneeded services running
and provide access for
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