Il giornol Mon, 18 Mar 2002 11:35:24 +0100
Andrea Celli [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
in /etc/fstab c'e` una riga dedicata alla partizione win.
Tra le opzioni (auto,defualts,...) aggiungi umask=000
(senza virgolette).
Ogni cifra corrisponde ai permessi che _togli_ rispettivamente
al
...
Salve a tutti.
Ho installato la Mdk8.1 su un bel computerone ed ben conoscendo i miei
vicini di studio ho lasciato uno spazio formattato FAT per win98.
Solo che adesso mi chiedo:
come faccio a spiegare al disco di boot di win98 che deve installare sul
pezzo di partizione per lui previsto?
21:24, sabato 16 marzo 2002, nicola:
Anch'io mi unisco alla richiesta di Tommaso per sapere come caricare i
driver oss o alsa.
Grazie Nicola
Da qualche giorno guardo sempre tra la posta se qualcuno ha delle indicazioni
su come passare da OSS a ALSA. Luigi aveva fornito alcune informazioni
Ciao,
verifica il fuso orario. Probabilmente uno dei due è
errato
é probabile anche che linux utilizzi l'orario GMT in maniera
non corretta
compare una domanda a tale proposito in fase
d'installazione, ma non saprei dirti una volta installato
dove andare a mettere le mani...
Per chi desiderasse l'history del messaggio lascio sotto i vecchi e-mail
altrimenti non si legge piu'.
Allora mi dispiace non essere stato piu' rapido ma avevo da lavorare.
Il file modules.conf si trova nella directory /etc/ e ci trovi i moduli
che vengono montati all'inizio.
Con la madrake
...
Salve a tutti.
Ho installato la Mdk8.1 su un bel computerone ed ben conoscendo i miei
vicini di studio ho lasciato uno spazio formattato FAT per win98.
Solo che adesso mi chiedo:
come faccio a spiegare al disco di boot di win98 che deve installare sul
pezzo di partizione per lui
Salve,
se ricordo bene dall'ultima volta che l'ho fatto win98 dovrebbe trovare
quella partizione fat ed installarsi li' senza protestare. Occhio pero' che
win98 non ha pieta' per il master boot record : lo cancella ( compreso il
lilo od il grub in esso contenuto ). In pratica una volta
Ho cominciato l'installazione di win98 e lui sta facendo uno scandisk.
Lo devo lasciare fare?
Aiutooo!
Perche' mi sento cosi' poco confortevole?
Luigi
--
Not all who wander are lost
(Tolkien)
Luigi De Pascale: Indirizzo: Dipartimento di Matematica
Adesso corro a scaricarla :-)
ciao, Andrea
PS non e` indispensabile, ma ieri mi sono iscritto
al Mandrake-club
non so ma se win98 fa uno scandisk dovrebbe poterlo fare solo sulle
partizioni fat
Luigi De Pascale wrote:
Ho cominciato l'installazione di win98 e lui sta facendo uno scandisk.
Lo devo lasciare fare?
Aiutooo!
Perche' mi sento cosi' poco confortevole?
Luigi
Il giornol Tue, 19 Mar 2002 09:58:29 +0100
SkyHeart [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
scusate correggo, riesco a scrivere sul floppy, ma nn riesco a formattarlo...scusate
ancora e ciao!!!
--
SkyHeart
-another happy Linux user-
user #205247
Ho cominciato l'installazione di win98 e lui sta facendo uno scandisk.
Lo devo lasciare fare?
Aiutooo!
Perche' mi sento cosi' poco confortevole?
Luigi
Tranquillo, lo scandisk lo fa tutte le volte che parte l'installazione
ex-novo.
Comunque lo fa solo, ovviamente, sulla
Ho cominciato l'installazione di win98
contento tu =)
e lui sta facendo
uno scandisk.
Lo devo lasciare fare?
lascialo fare, zio bill non sbaglia una mossa!
ciao
stefano
No,
dovro aspettere(56k non bastano per scaricare i files iso)
Facci sapere!
Sono freneticamente ansioso!! :)
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Marco Forti wrote:
Ho cominciato l'installazione di win98 e lui sta facendo uno scandisk.
Lo devo lasciare fare?
Aiutooo!
Perche' mi sento cosi' poco confortevole?
Luigi
Tranquillo, lo scandisk lo fa tutte le volte che parte l'installazione
ex-novo.
Visto che ci siamo,
quindi se gli dico che puo' correggere cio' che ha trovato eventualmen
te
danneggiato non puo' fare danni a linux.Giusto?
Luigi
Direi di no, salvo a LILO o GRUB se li avevi messi sull'MBR ... ma
questo l'ha sicuramente già fatto!
Del resto non dovrebbe creare
Ciao e scusate ma ad oggi non sono ancora riuscito a
sapere come far riconoscere a linux mdk 8.1 lo Hub e di conseguenza
nemmeno lo scanner collegato allo hub (una presa con 4 porte usb
colegata al pc).
Non c'è nessuno che ha mai avuto il mio stesso problema?
Qualcuno ha qualche suggerimento su
Alle 09:58, martedì 19 marzo 2002, hai scritto:
Vorrei dare la possibilità all'utente pippo anche di leggere e scrivere
su floppy... questa volta ho provato ad inserire l'utente nel gruppo floppy
ma non ho ottenuto nessun risultato. Se può servire di seguito riporto il
mio /etc/fstab:
Visto che ci siamo,
quindi se gli dico che puo' correggere cio' che ha
trovato eventualmente
danneggiato non puo' fare danni a linux.Giusto?
Luigi
basta che non gli fai correggere i dati nel MBR, la tabella
delle partizioni e cose simili, suggerimento valido
soprattutto per gli
Andrea Celli wrote:
Adesso corro a scaricarla :-)
ciao, Andrea
PS non e` indispensabile, ma ieri mi sono iscritto
al Mandrake-club
Puoi dirci che cosa puoi fare come utente registrato.
Grazie.
PS: Come mai alcune mie mail non appaiono?
Avevo annunciato l'arrivo di mdk 8.2 stanotte... ma
Brunini Alessandro wrote:
..
Puoi dirci che cosa puoi fare come utente registrato.
Grazie.
E` una lunga discussione degli ultimi giorni Mandrake in crisi?
Teoricamente, scarica qualche pacchetto in piu`. Quindi sul sito,
prima di entrare nelle aree di download, ti chiedono se hai
Andrea Celli wrote:
E` una lunga discussione degli ultimi giorni Mandrake in crisi?
Teoricamente, scarica qualche pacchetto in piu`. Quindi sul sito,
prima di entrare nelle aree di download, ti chiedono se hai aderito
o intendi aderire al club. Poi, pero`, non ti bloccano.
Essenzialmente,
Brunini Alessandro wrote:
Ciao,
questo l'avevo capito.
La mia curiosità era se fosse possibile scaricare cose tipo WineX di
transgaming, l'annunciato StarOffice 6.0 et similia.
Se il produttore originale chiede soldi .. e` difficile che Mandrake
possa darti il pacchetto gratis.
Il giornol Tue, 19 Mar 2002 14:44:48 +0100
Andrea Celli [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
SkyHeart wrote:
Il giornol Tue, 19 Mar 2002 09:58:29 +0100
SkyHeart [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
scusate correggo, riesco a scrivere sul floppy, ma nn riesco a
formattarlo...scusate ancora e ciao!!!
Ciao,
vorrei configurare un firewall semplice, semplice (nn ho particolari esigenze..ma
vorrei imparare) cosa mi consigliate? link? software?
Grazie
--
SkyHeart
-another happy Linux user-
user #205247
Il lun, 2002-03-18 alle 14:32, Germano ha scritto:
Veramente ormai lo standard è Mozilla, tutti si rifanno ad esso (tranne il
Netscape della serie 4).
Io proverei con Mozilla ma sono gusti
In effetti, dovo aver seguito Mozilla negli ultimi due anni nonchè
sostenuto di fronte agli scettici
Il mar, 2002-03-19 alle 14:00, Asgro][ ha scritto:
No,
dovro aspettere(56k non bastano per scaricare i files iso)
Facci sapere!
Sono freneticamente ansioso!! :)
Io la 8.1 la scaricai con un 56k... :-)))
Okay, preparate la camicia di forza...
Il 00:08, martedì 19 marzo 2002, paolo brusasco ha scritto:
Ciao. Sto tentando di installare 8.1 su un pc con scheda video
savage e monitor lcd (quelli delle offerte nataslizie della vobis) ed
ho problemi con X.
non ho installato mdk su quel tipo di macchina,
ma credo che il problema sia
Alle 20:15, martedì 19 marzo 2002, hai scritto:
Ciao,
vorrei configurare un firewall semplice, semplice (nn ho particolari
esigenze..ma vorrei imparare) cosa mi consigliate? link? software? Grazie
Manuale, manuale, e ancora manuale (dell'utente).
Per una configurazione semplice, parti dal
Renato wrote:
Alle 14:48, marted 19 marzo 2002, hai scritto:
cut
che hub sti usando
viger
Boh! In fattura c' solo un Hub e sulla scatola
c' un generico per pc e i-mac. Quando l'ho
comprato non pensavo ancora d'installare linux.
Comunque a suo tempo ho inviato per mail il report
come da
On Sun, 2002-03-17 at 23:15, FemmeFatale wrote:
You understand my issues Lyvim.
And honestly thats sorta what happened to me. :\
I just wanted some apps I knew were buggy to work Damnit.
*Sigh*
Sowwy! :(
Since I was desperate, I decided to go through with it. One of these
From a friend of mine who buys comp's parts in the hundreds per month
he said, Asus I believe it was Soyo are good. *Not sure on the Soyo*
Sorry nothing more specific...but I can ask if you like?
Femme
Roger Sherman wrote:
Hey Terry...
Yep, just did that. Stripped it down to the bare
*smiles giggles* He said snap upgrade in the same sentence! :)
I don't believe that till I see it with my own eyes.
Sorry just had to comment...
Femme
8.2 Final, it is. Hats off to the Mandrake Team. Ya'll never cease to amaze
me. Beta4 installed with ease. Should be a snap to
OW ! *zing!*
cute Lyvim ;p
very nasty
Femme
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
I find it highly amusing and obvious that while addressing the REAL
NEWBIES he is using a Microsoft Outlook Express email client.
I.E. :
X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200
X-MimeOLE: Produced By
On Mon, 2002-03-18 at 22:50, Dennis Myers wrote:
Mr. Rigby appears to be in marketing. That says it all. His mind set is
for the masses and that is the
same Mindset as M$. Feed them BS and as long as it has a pretty bow on it
and has been spayed with Deoderant it will sell like hot
If I can add to the excellent advice Kaj gives :-
1/ Kaj suggests defining both the CD-RW and the CD-ROM as ide-scsi. It is
not strictly necessary for the CD-ROM to be ide-scsi, but it allows front
ends to perform disc to disc copy functions. You may find however that your
desktop CD icon
Thank you both Charles and Derek, that was a piece of cake.
Now that I know how it's done I shall have no hesitation in
downloading and installing new kernels in the future.
I also say , good old linux too.
You don't get to install new kernels in the other.
Again many thanks
John
On Monday 18
Marcia,
If you can't ping, then samba is certainly going to have problems. Are
you able to post some details of the IP addresses, subnet mask etc. i.e.
Give us a feel for how you have things set up?
Brian
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 03:32, Marcia wrote:
Dear All,
I cannot ping my vmware
Hey all,
I have two linux computers both connected via a Netgear hub to my cable
modem. They don't seem to be able to see each other. Anything I can do to
accomplish this?
Thanks!
James
_
Chat with friends online, try MSN
Kill without a signal defaults to asking the process nicely to please quit. If
the process is hung it won't. Try reading chapter 9 in RUTE at
http://rute.sourceforge.net/rute.html
I promise it is worth it.
Then try kill -s 9 XXX (yes XXX is the PID).
Michael
David wrote:
Greetings
When
ed tharp,
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002 06:41, in Re: [newbie] best news reader and
ftp client, you wrote:
if you wanted a hotter version of a news reader, you sure should
try out pan. the commands are a little different, but I loves
it... I believe that by itself, it is reason enough to leave
You can find the individual rpms from cd3 on the ftp servers
Try ftp.sunet.se It has 8.2 but does not appear in the download list yet so
it is not overloaded.
CD3 rpms are here
/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake/8.2/contrib/i586
derek
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 09:28, Heather Reed wrote:
Hi
James; Do both machines have Internet access? Unless you've got
something new, you should be running 2 network cards in one of the two
machines - 1 to the cablemodem, and the second network card (using a
crossover Cat5 cable) to a network card in the second machine. If that's
a cable/CDL router,
James,
My guess is that you are using DHCP on both and that both can see the
Internet, but not each other. Right? If so, a better setup would be to
make one machine your internet gateway sing connection sharing and the
other a purely local machine. Your gateway machine could also then be
the
Have you tried bumping up the buffer sizes? This can certainly smooth
things out if you have a very peaky load.
Brian
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 13:31, Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
The nice scale consists of all the integers running between -20 and 20,
inclusive. Lower numbers have a higher priority
I have another question...
Do you think it is possible for Windoze to infect linux across a
partition
THAT all sounds like a perfectly normal Windoze scenario to me
:-)
But seriously, many times similar things have turned out to be simple
over-heating.
Cheapest
Dude... you forgot the link :)
NB
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 06:05, Dan LaBine wrote:
James; Do both machines have Internet access? Unless you've got
something new, you should be running 2 network cards in one of the two
machines - 1 to the cablemodem, and the second network card (using a
Hi folks
Is there anywhere on the net that the 3rd CD can be
obtained in bite sized chunks? I have the ISOs for 1 and 2 from a mag cover
disk, but the 3rd wasn't included. Is this because it isn't free? I was
installing something the other day and software manager asked for it. I've found
a
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
I think Damian is on the right track with the RAM replacement approach.
If you could get a known good ram module, you might be able to make
some progress in your diagnosis.
I assume that your bios is at it's defaults and you haven't make any
I hate it when that happens! Here's the link, dude!
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/NFS-HOWTO/
By the way, for those of you who don't know, you can start simplifying your
Linux-related searches by using Google's Linux search page;
www.google.com/linux - for the rest of you, and,...
Title: RE: [newbie] ATAPI ZIP drive not working under LM8.1
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Vogel, Andrew
(VOGELAP)
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 8:31 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [newbie] ATAPI ZIP drive
Title: Message
Here
is my /etc/mtab... I've got no experience with it, so I'm attaching the whole
file...
/dev/hda1 / ext2 rw 0 0none /proc proc rw 0 0devfs /dev devfs
rw 0 0none /dev/pts devpts rw,mode=0620 0 0none /dev/shm tmpfs rw 0
0/dev/hda6 /home ext2 rw 0 0/dev/hdb1 /var ext2 rw 0
After accidentally updating my kernel (although I knew I shouldn't), I tried
to install the original one from the installCDs of 8.1. During that process
however, LILO went bad. There was an error reproted about vmlinuz that I
don't remember very well now, and setup did not progress any
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well you don't update newer kernels, you _install_ them. Download and
rpm -ivh kernelname
The name is different so it will install alongside the older kernel and
be bootable. Updating usually leaves you with a new kernel and modules
compiled for an older one, which
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 00:35, FemmeFatale opened a hailing frequency and
transmitted:
*smiles giggles* He said snap upgrade in the same sentence! :)
I don't believe that till I see it with my own eyes.
i have to admit, that is my only problem with mandrake, though it effects
all
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have another suggestion Fix your system time. I am getting
letters before you mail them. (and after dealing with 37 inches of snow
in 24 hours, I am likely to be mildly amused by that)
I overlooked this problem. I'm using M$ Win98 when I'm reading and sending
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 17:26, sda wrote:
[snippet]
Why are they asking for $ and not emphasizing what the benefits are? Why
are they giving away the ISO's for free rather than following SuSE's
successful implementation of a preview non-installable iso? If they did
this alone, it would cut
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 07:26, sda opened a hailing frequency and
transmitted:
On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 01:11:19PM -0500, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
If they're moving to a subscriber model, then why is it called a club
and not a subscription service? BTW are you talking offically and are
you an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it is OK. Put the actual servers behind that one. There is a
package called Mandrake SNF (Single Net Firewall) which has all those
components and is configurable from the local network side by a web
browser--quite a neat package.
I tried installing Mandrake
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 07:34, sda opened a hailing frequency and
transmitted:
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 10:11:10PM +1000, john rigby wrote:
A fellow walked in to the office of a certain astoundingly successful
sales organisation and was stunned to learn that the fellow wandering
around
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 10:12, sda wrote:
Well, I don't know what you call a troll where you come from, I've been
here for a couple of years [anyway], and I have offered support on these
lists from time to time and no, I'm not a troll, thank-you very much.
BTW you didn't address my statement
damn Jon, you are Certainly full of your self. CivilMe is one of those
that understand and make the company work.
Only a self sold salesman would be so damn blind to the real world to make
a statement that the only folks that count are salesman. have you considered
that _your_ (and I do
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Mandrake Newbie wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it is OK. Put the actual servers behind that one. There is a
package called Mandrake SNF (Single Net Firewall) which has all those
components and is configurable from the local network side by a web
FemmeFatale wrote:
OK I have bastille installed... now how to I use this interactive setup
;)
Haven't looked for it, not knowing where to look...so just point i'll
click.
Femme
Femme,
Do you mean to harden your entire system with Bastille, or just install
and configure a firewall?
I'm trying to have php work with oracle on my Mandrake 8.0.
I have reinstalled php 4.0.6-3.2mdk using software manager. It only has
php-mysql and php-pgsql packages. Is there a package that will work
with oracle?
My apache right now is 1.3.22-1.2mdk.
Yu-Hsin Chen
Want to buy your Pack or
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 10:26, sda wrote:
On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 01:11:19PM -0500, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
I believe that Sridhar's point was that they are NOT holding out their
hands with a plea, they are moving to a subscription model of
business; seems to me that YOU are the one that's
Title: Message
-Original Message-From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Vogel, Andrew (VOGELAP)Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002
9:28 AMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'; Myers, Dennis R
NWOSubject: RE: [newbie] ATAPI ZIP drive not working under
LM8.1
Here
is my
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 11:34, you wrote:
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Mandrake Newbie wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it is OK. Put the actual servers behind that one. There is a
package called Mandrake SNF (Single Net Firewall) which has all those
components and is configurable from
AMEN! Sridhar
well said!
--
Mark
I suppose I should have a pithy saying here...
The brain reports all neurons busy processing sub-routines
are currently occupied. Retry your query in five minutes.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to
Salve a tutti e grazie in anticipo per l'attenzione,
ho da poco installato Mandrake 8.1 sul mio pc di casa e vorrei riuscire a
collegarmi ad internet. All'installazione ha riconosciuto subito il mio
modem, come da titolo un Alcatel speedTouch usb adsl. Nonostante la grande
quantità di HOWTO per
Title: Message
Hi
Dennis...
I hope
that mtab is the problem, and that it can be solved. I really liked being able
to use my ZIP drive! If you (or someone else reading this!) can tell me what the
correct entry into mtab would be, I would appreciate it.
I also
found information about
Have a search at one of these mirrors:
http://www.linuxnet.co.il/mandrake/ftp.php3.htm
From: sda [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] And their OFF! 8.2 is now out!!
Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 10:58:53 -0500
On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 18:31, ed tharp wrote:
damn Jon, you are Certainly full of your self. CivilMe is one of those
that understand and make the company work.
Only a self sold salesman would be so damn blind to the real world to
make a statement that the only folks that count are
Hakan , unless i'm mistaken the answer is quite simple. Shutdown your PC
re-boot with a Windows start-up floppy and re-install your Win95. This
overwrites MBR but provided you have a Linux boot floppy you can get back
into your Linux. Then re-write lilo/conf file (i think) and from a shell
Issue
Just an add-on reply. P166 with 32MB should be enough to run SNF, it may
not be snappy, but it works, I had it running on a P120. Have you tried
text mode install?
Robin
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of ed tharp
Sent: Tuesday,
At 12:49 PM 03/19/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Joel G. Viney wrote:
I'm installing Linux Mandrake 7.2 from CD. I get to the Setup Filesystems
section. A dialog box pops up asking Do you have any SCSI Interface? I
do not so I click No. The dialog box keeps popping up and I can't get
past it.
SNIP
Going back with my problem, anybody knows how to upgrade a newer kernel
version using XFS (/usr, /home, /etc, /opt, etc...) and ext2 (/boot and /)
filesystems and would you mind to give me your how-to's?
Well if it is any use to you.
All my partitions are XFS, and I did not have to do
At 10:22 AM 03/19/2002 -0800, you wrote:
At 12:49 PM 03/19/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Joel G. Viney wrote:
I'm installing Linux Mandrake 7.2 from CD. I get to the Setup Filesystems
section. A dialog box pops up asking Do you have any SCSI Interface? I
do not so I click No. The dialog box
On 19 Mar 2002 13:28:11 -0500
Paul Rodríguez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you get the sound working with this motherboard? Just wondering
whether Soyo's on-board sound was supported by Mandrake.
Both the sound and the onboard network adapter work without problem in Mandrake.
Should you
and you might try a few diferent kernels, it may simply be that one of
those kernels doesn't match your system in some way. i myself have 4
kernels installed but one of them refuses to boot.
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 10:27, Derek Jennings opened a hailing frequency
and transmitted:
SNIP
i see your running a soyo, did you get it from tiger direct? and do you like
it i am thinking about building one of there kits. did you by the kit and
how long did it take to put together thanks Ron
- Original Message -
From: Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
On Tue, 2002-03-19 at 13:26, Damian wrote:
i knew sooner or later it would come down to this
come on, now. you can to better that that. if you just don't agree you
could stop the discussion period. neither of you are the ones that
decide this matter for Mandrakesoft so why should you
On Tuesday 19 March 2002 06:05, Roger Sherman wrote:
If it's no trouble, yeah, that would be great! He sounds like quite
the authority. I did see Soyo on the recommended list...I can't
remember, I think they might have had onboard sound, and I'm
determined to use my SB Live
Well, I'm
Dear Brian,
Thank you for your answer. I will gather the info you asked for within the
next few days and send in. I know Samba cannot work right if I cannot even
Ping. Of course the networking works fine on the vmware Win95 side. Thank
you for your attention on this matter.
Sincerely,
Joel G. Viney wrote:
I'm installing Linux Mandrake 7.2 from CD. I get to the Setup Filesystems
section. A dialog box pops up asking Do you have any SCSI Interface? I
do not so I click No. The dialog box keeps popping up and I can't get
past it.
I'm installing it on a P-II 233mhz
Title: Nachricht
so if
your willing to wait some time i send you a copy
my
names adrian , and i know your problem :) haha ...
i was
used to get rid with modem for a long time , but alot of people supported me and
send me cds from all over the world
i can
send the package through my
Oh!, I didn't know I needed to do this. I thought if I just used a hub, I
could do that! What's the link btw? Yeah, both machines have internet
access.
James
James; Do both machines have Internet access? Unless you've got
something new, you should be running 2 network cards in one of the two
Oh, I connect to each of them just fine but I want to be able to get files
just by using cp, mv, or whatever without going over the internet.
James
Hi James! Don't know how much help I can be, I'm no networking expert, but
I have 2 linux boxes hooked up to a RP 114 netgear router, and I can
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002 14:32:48 -0500
Ron Grace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i see your running a soyo, did you get it from tiger direct? and do you like
it i am thinking about building one of there kits. did you by the kit and
how long did it take to put together thanks Ron
NO!! Tiger Direct
yeah, they both use DHCP. I pay an extra $6/month for both of them - I need
both computers to be accessible online so I pay the extra money.
James
My guess is that you are using DHCP on both and that both can see the
Internet, but not each other. Right? If so, a better setup would be to
Vogel, Andrew (VOGELAP) wrote:
I've got an ATAPI ZIP drive installed in my Linux-Mandrake system (running
on a Celeron 533, 256 megs memory), and it's not working (it's the SECOND
device on the SECOND IDE channel and harddrake reports it as hdd). The drive
powers during POST, so I know the
Mandrake Newbie wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, it is OK. Put the actual servers behind that one. There is a
package called Mandrake SNF (Single Net Firewall) which has all those
components and is configurable from the local network side by a web
browser--quite a neat package.
I
Win4lin users:
The 8.2 kernel/patches are now available
available via the installer. They'll also be
posted to their web site by tomorrow morning.
Miark
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Actually, I agree with him. Ease of use is probably real world larger than
the Adobe Photoshop factor. I think that Mandrake has gone the furthest in
that direction. It's my favorite distribution.
Michael Garcia
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On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Charlie wrote:
Agreed. I'll be happy to buy a box set as soon as it's available at my local
everything in software including the 'bugware' store. A pain to go all the
way downtown but I refuse to do transactions of any kind online.
Charlie
I'm downloading it now,
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002 10:57:31 -0500
ed tharp ed tharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From my own perspective, the tee shirts from the Mandrake store are
about babe magnets. I had two strippers try and pick me up in the
computer section of BestBuy, to get me to set up a webcam, and since i
had a
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Lanman wrote:
I hate it when that happens! Here's the link, dude!
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/NFS-HOWTO/
By the way, for those of you who don't know, you can start simplifying your
Linux-related searches by using Google's Linux search page;
www.google.com/linux -
On Wednesday 20 March 2002 00:47, Roger Sherman wrote:
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Charlie wrote:
Agreed. I'll be happy to buy a box set as soon as it's available at my
local everything in software including the 'bugware' store. A pain to
go all the way downtown but I refuse to do transactions of
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Robin Turner wrote:
On Wednesday 20 March 2002 00:47, Roger Sherman wrote:
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Charlie wrote:
Agreed. I'll be happy to buy a box set as soon as it's available at my
local everything in software including the 'bugware' store. A pain to
go all the
OK, my ESP is getting better ;-)
I see another reply has put you on the right track, but just to be
specific and avoid confusion
First let's make sure I understand what you have:
- 2 linux boxes
- 1 network card (NIC) in each
- a hub
- a cable modem
If that's correct, then what you need
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