If you need a good printer try any of the epson inkjets (600-800)... they freakin'
rock in linux.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, you wrote:
Now I DO have the same printer shared on my NT Server
box(KB01NT, 192.168.1.1) I know, NT should at as the print server, but I've
gotta be
All compaq printers are actually lexmarks in a different case. last time i
checked, lexmarks aren't supported.
John Aldrich wrote:
I've noticed a good price on a Compaq inkjet printer, but I can't find
Compaq in the Printer Compatibility List. Anyone know if Compaq brand inkjet
printers work
I had the same thing happen, I'm not sure why this worked but what i did was
delete all of my settings ( email address, home page, mail servers) out of
the preferences menu... i then closed netscape, re-opened and setup a dummy
profile (wrong email address, no mail servers.) closed, re-opened,
dont worry too much, i agree with you completely... this kind of attitude more than
any other aspect is the linux community's greatest strength.
Toby Sheets wrote:
Sorry for posting that to the group. I meant to send it personally.
T
Toby Sheets wrote:
John,
If you're serious and
I've been having the same problem, i had a zoltrix modem at first then i
switched to a usr 56k int pnp... the usr worked fine for about a week and
then the same thing started happening... i reinstalled mandrake and the modem
worked fine up until a couple of days ago... i guess i'll try
the official word is fall of 99. linus is calling for a halt to all new
development on the kernel this month so they can get going on the new version.
John Aldrich wrote:
- Original Message -
From: Bert Bullough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999
has anyone had any luck installing the jdk package from miribalis that
is required to run java icq? documentation is pretty scarce and i'm not
really sure what some of the environmental variables are for.
cooker's the developer version of mandrake right?
Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
On Wed, 11 Aug 1999, Bert Bullough wrote:
has anyone had any luck installing the jdk package from miribalis that
is required to run java icq? documentation is pretty scarce and i'm not
really sure what some
drool
Rob wrote:
I just built a (s1836dluan-bx)Tyan Thunder 100 motherboard running 2
500mhz PentiunIII cpu's. That board has built in audio(Creative Labs
Vibra16xv), onboard dual channel Ultra Wide SCSI, and a 10/100
Ehernet(Intel) built in. After 2 months it is still running strong and I
Ok, this really sucks. My hard drive isn't unmounting properly when i
shut down. Each time i reboot or halt the system it gives me a message
usually like "/dev/hda2/ device or resource busy." When i start the
system back up this causes a check to be forced. It has typically found
.5%
For the nth time. Mandrake 6.0 sucks on anything less that a 586... all of the
packages are optimized for the pentium architechture. It would occur to me that
MandrakeSoft Tech support should have probably asked that right up front.
"Noonan, Mr Sean P." wrote:
I bought Mandrake-Linux so that
kernel version 2.4 is supposed to have much better support for "winmodems"... this
update is due out in the fall.
bgf wrote:
I checked here and am now depressed. A couple of really good explanations here. But
the only thing is that if I want to get Linux up and running, I have to buy another
its pretty easy. all you need to do is know what com port it is on.
run " modemtool " from a command line and it is pretty much
self-explainatory. I have the same modem and i set it to /dev/cua3 and it
works great
RB wrote:
Hello,
I have a usr sportster voice modem and I don't know how to
try ftp.linux-madrake.com
Andy Goth wrote:
Actually I've tried both the Mandrake and RedHat 6.0 installs and they do
the exact same thing and hang in the same place. Plus I wouldn't think
that
pentium optimizations would cause a hang on the install before anything
really happens.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heres how i fixed slow bandwidth for once and for all. I got ADSL and the guy
is coming on tuesaday to set up the line! Damn am i stoked!
jerrud
well, this guy has the right idea. I went out and traded up to a usr sportster.
3-4k a second baby!
tried that... thanks though
Ben wrote:
In kppp check your connection speed.
Setup - Device - Connection Speed
Try setting it to 115200 and see if that helps.
mdk6.0 kppp says i am connecting @ 38400 but whenever i pull up a site,
ftp, download, etc., the maximum i pull is between 300-
the speed issue is the only problem i'm having... aside from my soundcard not
being supported... my vfat partition is recognized every time and my cdrom works
perfectly
Bob Jiggins wrote:
Date sent: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 23:19:41 -0500
From: Ben [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just got a modem that works with Linux. Hooray! Got it installed fine
on Com2 under windows and as the equivalent for kppp cant recall right
now what that is anyway... it works great under windows but under
mdk6.0 kppp says i am connecting @ 38400 but whenever i pull up a site,
ftp, download,
Sorry, forgot to mention that I already tried various baud rates both in Kppp and
in the bios itself. Right now the com port baud rate is maxed out and KPPP's baud
is set to 56700kps
"Thomas J. Hamman" wrote:
On 28-Jul-99 Bert Bullough wrote:
Just got a modem that works with Lin
Will everyone stfu about HTML.
Art Rowe wrote:
I have used Outlook Express and like it very much, but I am running Mandrake
Linux only at the moment. I am not sure about KFM browser, but Linux Netscape
Mail does HTML fine. I like to have HTML turned on because some of my mail
lists come
Do you have DNS #'s for the isp listed in the settings of the ppp connection? I ran
into that problem myself today.
"Thomas J. Hamman" wrote:
I'm trying to help someone else get Mandrake to work, and she is having a
problem with her PPP connection.
Basically, her modem seems to work fine,
Anything you can do to help us command-line idiots would be greatly appreciated!
Richard Myers wrote:
On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, Richard Myers wrote:
Neat stuff, huh? This is Unix.
best wishes,
richard myers
On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, darkknight wrote:
: ) Ever thought about teaching?
I really like the idea for a web home for the tutorial
darkknight wrote:
On Tue, 27 Jul 1999, Vox wrote:
At 12:32 PM 7/27/99 , you wrote:
Hmmm. Glad it helped. Maybe we should do some quickie Unix-command-line
intro lessons online. QUESTION: should it be on this list, or would it
Did anyone else just get 5 posts from 7-8-99?
you should have done the world a big favor and shot his dumb ass.
darkknight wrote:
On Fri, 23 Jul 1999, Bert Bullough wrote:
Did anyone else just get 5 posts from 7-8-99?
I thought I saw a strange little dwarfy-looking guy messing around over by the
mail server. He had light sandy brown
I heard it put best just this morning actually. Yellow Dog Linux is the
RedHat for Macs and Black Lab Linux is to Yellow Dog as Mandrake is to
RedHat.
Ty Mixon wrote:
I don't think that there is a Mandrake version for Macs, but there is
a Linux for Macs. Depends on what type of Mac you have
you would need to use samba to do this.
stephan schutter wrote:
Is there any one there that knows how to use linuxconf to set up windows
connectivity -- I have seen 3 MCSE people try for 2 hours! It should not, can
not be that impossible!
All I want to do is share a couple of folders to
Greetings all.
I have just successfully installed the OSS Drivers for the Turtle Beach
Montego cheers I tried it out with an AVI movie and some Mp3z. These
both work great but when I play a wave file the audio is choppy,
high-pitched, and distorted.
Ideas?
Can someone tell me what UP and SMP are referring to? I just downloaded
the OSS drivers for kernel 2.2 and these where the 2 options for that
kernel version.
lower your resolution
Sean McMains wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm just starting with Linux and really like what I'm seeing so far. A few
questions, though:
1. I got the sound working ok, but it's really tinny, and the bass slider in
the mixer doesn't seem to make much difference. Does this just
Sorry I wasn't clear enough, I meant the login screen for X. I realize I need
to login, I just wanted to start at command prompt instead of X. Already got
the answer though.
Lloyd Osten wrote:
On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, you wrote:
Hello.
By default when I start Mandrake 6.0 it goes straight to
Then be more careful what you send.
pup wrote:
Bert Bullough wrote:
fucker you have happy99...get a virus program!
pup wrote:
Name: Happy99.exe
Happy99.exeType: unspecified type (application/octet-stream)
Encoding: x-uuencode
kindly
I have no personal experience with this but I have heard and read that the ati rage
128 works great +-$180
Joseph Gardner wrote:
I suppose I was unclear regarding my posting earlier.
I am the only person I know who has ventured into linux and therefor have no way to
compare graphics
Why is someone who has an aol account using Linux?
Michael Scottaline wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i just installed linux and i forgot my password. i know my username, but i
was talking on the phone and must have typed in something and now i forgot
what it is. what do i do?
thanks,
don't worry, i was just flipping you shit. :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i am getting DSL in a week
so realy all i have to use aol for is getting mail till the dsl install guys
come.
j
Separate logins are necessary to protect you from yourself. Root has unrestricted
access to every file on your system, thus making it very easy for you to screw
things up royally if you don't know what you are doing. Unless you are performing
system maintenance you want to login as a restricted
Only if you write the code for it. read: no
Beacham Tim P wrote:
I know the background image can be changed on the login manager, but what
about the screen saver? Currently it just blanks out the screen.
---
Tim Beacham, HDIS ยค [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, try not.. do, or do not.. there is
Hello Hello!
2 questions for everyone. I have an Epson 740 and a Umax 1220u(USB). I
have been able to setup the Epson as an 800 series but can only get it
to print in BW. I have no idea where to even start with the Scanner.
Any thoughts?
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watch out don, the script kiddie might get angry and 0V/ |V \/
Don Kelley wrote:
uh, hi. Have you been programming "Java" for long? Because the language
you're showing here is Javascript, not Java. It's a completely different
language, and there is no way to have inline Java with html
Don't buy a new fan. Your machine is still under waranty. Go to
http://www.e4me.com/ As far as Linux goes, I'll get you a copy. The only
part of your system that won't work with it is your modem, but CompUSA
has a good one right now for about $30.
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What have you tried?
Sean Brzozowski wrote:
Hi,
Can somebody help me with setting up internal IDE zip disk? So far, I had
no luck in trying to make it work.
TIA
Sean
www.opensound.com haven't tried them yet.
Don Whitman wrote:
Has anyone had any luck finding the drivers for the Turtle Beach Montego sound
card. I thought I read something about "open sound source for linux" having a
beta version out. Does anyone know the address? Does it work?
Don
Does anyone here know if a Toshiba DVD-Rom (ide) or a Turtle Beach
Montego pnp sound card are supported by Mandrake 6.x?
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