Dennis Myers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On the CDROM, do you have it set as master or slave? Make sure the jumper is in
>position for whichever you choose. Put the Primary master as hard drive and on the
>end connector of the cable, the slave on primary master should be on the mid
>connector.
Aron Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Swap the positions of the 256 and the 128 chips. if the BIOS finds
>128Meg in the first slot it wont look for the extra memory
>BTW please set your wraparound to 79 char or less.(scrolling sideways
>makes me dizzy;-) )
>>
I've tried the swap and, when the
Hello all
For those of you who helped me with my memory stick problem, I think it's a
non-issue for now. I think my usb ports are dead. Which is not a bad thing since I
can justify buying a new pc now to my wife. :) This one is fairly old. But thanks
for your help, anyway.
My new task is
RichardA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>It should work. What do you mean by 'won't recognise'?
>
>Does /mnt/removable get created? If so, try to mount it: "mount
>/mnt/removable".
>
>As root, Run "tail -f /var/log/messages" and plug it in. Does something
>happen? (CTRL-C to end this).
>
>Richard
Hi, I saw the thread about USB mass storage devices, but I'm not sure if what I'm
talking about is the same thing, so I apologize if it is. I'purchased one of those
USB memory sticks (made by GE) and it works great for my laptop (WinXP; sorry, I need
to keep a Win machine for school) but I cann
Does anyone know if there are any linux drivers for this wireless optical mouse? The
mandrake site does not show GE as a manufacturer, much less the mouse. Is there some
other support for it? If not, has anyone tried Microsoft's wireless optical mouse
with Mandrake 9.1? If so, does it work?
Ok, I've finally got it up and running. I needed to reboot the computer for KDM to
show XFce4. (Was that in your directions? I apologize, if it was, since that means I
wasted your time.) But, I wanted to say thanks a lot for helping me out and creating
the rpms for XFce4.
Jack
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Ok, I'm pretty sure I've got everything downloaded and installed, and I have the
executable file 19xfce4 where I'm supposed to. However, I still do not have XFce4 in
my kdm startup menu. Here's the kdmrc file's contents. Is there something wrong with
it?
[Desktop0]
BackgroundMode=Flat
BlendB
Todd Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, you'd have to edit
>/etc/X11/wmsession.d/19xfce4 (or whatever number you gave it) to point
>to that script in both the exec lines.
>
Todd,
When I installed everything (I think) I did not get the above file (certainly not in
the above location anyway
Ok, Joe, if you're still up, I need your help. I downloaded the rpm packages for
xfce4-rc2 that Todd was kind enough to create and I have them all in a file called
xfce4-rc2 as per Todd's directions. The question is: what do I do now? Is there a
way to install all of the packages with one co
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