Felix Underhill wrote:
I'm still confused on the same point:
Some people talk about copying the boot record (the first 512 bytes
from the linux partition) and copying it to the windows partition.
Other people seem to be saying that linux will sort out the booting
and never mention
On Wednesday 31 Jul 2002 1:20 am, you wrote:
Give 'em away. A lot of non profit groups have older machines that can't
run Microsoft's latest but could run an older Mandrake release just
fine. Help your community and promote Linux at the same time.
I received my first set of disks from a kind
Colin Jenkins wrote:
Hello John,
Wednesday, July 31, 2002, 12:48:53 PM, you wrote:
JR At 11:14 AM 31/07/02, you did spake with authority
John Rigby wrote:
JR Again, please stop shooting at the messenger - learn to look at things in
JR an adult way. Don't be afraid of new/different
Sending again, in the vain hope that someone knows something about Gnome-card
:-)
My contact details are all in a .vcf file read by Gnome-card. This gives an
easy to read display, and all was well until I wanted to amend a record.
When I saved the file I found that it would not read the
Anne Wilson wrote:
On Monday 29 Jul 2002 9:17 pm, you wrote:
This may sound a simple question but what if anything can computer
owners do, that doesn't cost an arm and a leg , to protect their
equipement from bad weather.
Surge protected power strips are definitely better than
Hi,
Just learnt how to use normalize, but am still confused about the
normal and -mix mode. Let's say I have three files with the RMS volume
of 3, 5 and 7 (1 being quietest, 10 being loudest). As far as I
understand, normalize without switches raises the RMS volume of all
the files to 10.
Dear all,
I'm having trouble installing Linux-Mandrake 8.2. Hope you can help.
I chose the recommended method of install and chose "Use existing partition",
after that it tells me to choose mount points. Here is what the screen says
hda1 (2.2GB,Linux native)__
hda6 (1.5GB,Linux
Dear all,
I'm having trouble installing Linux-Mandrake 8.2. Hope you can help.
I chose the recommended method of install and chose "Use existing partition",
after that it tells me to choose mount points. Here is what the screen says
hda1 (2.2GB,Linux native)__
hda6 (1.5GB,Linux
I'm not on sylpheed, so this slipped through :(
On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 12:48:53PM +1000, John Rigby wrote:
At 11:14 AM 31/07/02, you did spake with authority
John Rigby wrote:
Linux is still a ^%$#$%^*^^ of a product to install and setup in a
business-workable format.
Sean Goh wrote:
Dear all,
I'm having trouble installing Linux-Mandrake 8.2. Hope you can help.
I chose the recommended method of install and chose Use existing
partition, after that it tells me to choose mount points. Here is
what the screen says
*hda1 (2.2GB,Linux native)__
On Wednesday July 31 2002 07:47 am, Roman Korcek wrote:
Hi,
Just learnt how to use normalize, but am still confused about the
normal and -mix mode. Let's say I have three files with the RMS
volume of 3, 5 and 7 (1 being quietest, 10 being loudest). As far as
I understand, normalize without
Sean Goh wrote:
Dear all,
I'm having trouble installing Linux-Mandrake 8.2. Hope you can help.
I chose the recommended method of install and chose Use existing
partition, after that it tells me to choose mount points. Here is
what the screen says
*hda1 (2.2GB,Linux native)__
Hi Mandrakians - I'm sending this message regarding yesterday's message about
Civilme. This message is from Jacques Le Marois, CEO- he currently doesn't
have direct Internet access- Gaël.
__
Hello,
We have been reading the messages in this thread and understand the strong
emotions
Hey Tom,
Just learnt how to use normalize, but am still confused about the
normal and -mix mode. Let's say I have three files with the RMS
volume of 3, 5 and 7 (1 being quietest, 10 being loudest). As far as
I understand, normalize without switches raises the RMS volume of all
the files to
John,
I have a question for you, how much would YOU pay a geek? $9.00/hr,
perhaps?
Of course a geek doesn't need sunshine right? Yes I live in a cave,
yes I can setup a Linux distro in a short time, yes I do all my office apps
under Linux, yes I ONLY touch a windows box when I
- Original Message -
From: Gael Duval [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 3:40 PM
Subject: [newbie] Message from MandrakeSoft CEO.
SNIP
Hi Mandrakians - I'm sending this message regarding yesterday's message
about
Civilme. This message is from Jacques
On Wednesday July 31 2002 09:42 am, Roman Korcek wrote:
Hey Tom,
Thanks for your answer. I have read the manual thoroughly.
I suspected you did, but it was a 'public' answer I'm a normalize
fan ;) IMO, store bought CD's, ripped to wav's and normalized -m, then
re-burned, sound better
I have XP on NTFS on my laptop along with linux 8.2, I have loaded all the updates for
XP, I have defragged and use it every day in either XP or 8.2 guise, and have not had
a problem.. so maybe it only happens on specific hardware..
rgds
Frank
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From: [EMAIL
July 30, 2002 08:48 pm, John Rigby wrote:
Major snips
I *KNOW* what that is - not a big problem under windoze any novice help
list will show you how :_)
Look, frankly who cares what *you* think?
This was part of a serious offer to help a young fellow in a difficult
circumstance and
--
having a hell of a time getting mandrake installed on my machine and
was wondering if there was anyone who had installed on an s900 or if
there was a better list for this kind of support.
Thanx in advance
S
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Hi,
I may be wrong about this... but I beleive that it depends
on whether the XP is on NTFS or not. My friend installed
Linux with XP on fat32 without any special precautions
(like not installing lilo on MBR) and he didn't have any
problems. I did the same thing with XP on NTFS and ended up
On Wednesday 31 Jul 2002 10:06 pm, Miark wrote:
How does one get KDE2 bookmarks to show up in
the KDE 3.0.2 that was recently released?
Miark
Copy them from
~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/bookmarks.xml to
~/.kde3/share/apps/konqueror/bookmarks.xml
Similarly for any other configuration data
i saw that phanton account. on a previous install of 8.2, i did the initial
wizard at first login (after the install). i had the same problem, could
not delete the account. i needed to do a reinstall (other problems) and
skipped the initial wizard and setup the accounts manually in kmail
Hi Yall
Im
trying to install Mandrake 8.2 on a test box I have put together. However the
install program hangs with
Kernel Panic: VFS Unable to mount root on 01:03.
Whilst booting the install linux
kernel.
This occurred when the disk was un-partitioned, and
still occurs when
Hi Yall
Im
trying to install Mandrake 8.2 on a test box I have put together. However the
install program hangs with
Kernel Panic: VFS Unable to mount root on 01:03.
Whilst booting the install linux
kernel.
This occurred when the disk was un-partitioned, and
still occurs when
but John do you, or do you not, like Bagpipes? let's get down to brass
tacks
On Tuesday 30 July 2002 10:48 pm, you wrote:
At 11:14 AM 31/07/02, you did spake with authority
John Rigby wrote:
Linux is still a ^%$#$%^*^^ of a product to install and setup in a
business-workable format.
On Wednesday 31 July 2002 13:06, Anand wrote:
I may be wrong about this... but I beleive that it depends
on whether the XP is on NTFS or not. My friend installed
Linux with XP on fat32 without any special precautions
(like not installing lilo on MBR) and he didn't have any
problems. I did
On Wed, 31 Jul 2002 02:41, civileme wrote:
frankie wrote:
anyone fancy starting a Save Civilme petition
snip
Don't do that.
That post to the list was inadvertant. I meant it as a private reply on
9.0
I was on this list and on the expert list with more than 1000 posts
before I was
Hello,
Well, I'm sure 90% of us will sign a petition anyway :-)! As everyone else
mentioned, you're a great asset to Mandrake and all it's users. And so we
should help you back, right?
No, not right. Absolutely nothing can come of a petition, so crafting
one would do nothing but pit us
Hello,
Well, I'm sure 90% of us will sign a petition anyway :-)! As everyone else
mentioned, you're a great asset to Mandrake and all it's users. And so we
should help you back, right?
I have only caught some
Did I miss it or has no-one thought to ask civilme what _he_ would
like us to do?
We did. He doesn't want us to do anything.
Miark
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7/31/02 8:36:26 PM, Miark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Well, I'm sure 90% of us will sign a petition anyway :-)! As everyone else
mentioned, you're a great asset to Mandrake and all it's users. And so we
should help you back, right?
No, not right. Absolutely nothing can come of a
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Interesting how the 40+ replies there have been have all misspelt his
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On Wednesday 31 July 2002 09:07 pm, you wrote:
Did I miss it or has no-one thought to ask civilme what _he_ would
like us to do?
We did. He doesn't want us to do anything.
Miark
So that is what we should do, nothing. Civileme is in the position to know
what is best for him. He has all
I just want to no how to enable a port threw mandrake internet sharing?
the port is 3602. please let me know
Best regards
Mike
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I can't figure this out. I'm using 8.2. I have lost my Kpanel when
seting up at least 2 different users. It's there when I shut down but
it's not there when I reboot. I do see the message saying Loading
panel but it doesn't load.
Anybody know why this happens? Is there a command I can enter
KDE 3.0.2's Konsole is is not letting me highlight whole
words by double-clicking them. How do I fix that?
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