Jim, I've had similar problems with mine. What I found is that if you use the
cd player to eject your music cd, then; the cd works fine or if it doesn't; just
keep the cd player on screen and us it to eject the cd's. I know it's weird,
BUT; it worked for me.
Sorry, can't help you on the
Martin;
Glad it worked. Just to set the record straight. I am very new to Linux, however;
dos and windows I'm not. Fat and MSDOS mode are 16 bit, they typically can only handle
the 8.3 filenames (this is the old system), the new system VFat is 32 bit and can
handle
the long file names.
Jon wrote:
Mani Abreu wrote:
Nope. Just tried that, here's the result:
mount: the kernel does not recognize /dev/sda4 as a block device
(maybe 'insmod driver'?)
I read that the problem may be that the kernel is loading the drivers for
the line printer first, before
Vern;
Even if you in DOS under windows, you can not say do "cd /program
files/". Does under windoze uses the tilde "~". Under DOS in windows to
change to directory "Program Files" you would type "cd /progra~1/" without
the quotes or if you had another directory named "Programs", it would
Lawrence Koga wrote:
Hello, This is what happened. I installed Mandrake 7.0, running dual boot
with Win95. After the install of Mandrake 7.0, I boot with KDE. I can
boot and run KDE as XWindow. I can sign up as root, everything seems to
work. My cd-rom cannot be opened.
When I click
.BEFORE I changeover to the
new monitor...so that when I do changeover...I'll still be able to view
the login screen...etc...and then be able to bringup drakeconf...
to change the xconfigurator...etc...to the new settings for the new
monitor...not go back to the prior settings...
Bruce Hilliker
Hi;
Wondering if someone could explain to me why - if I select a jpg
image for my background in Gnome, it looks as good as it does in my
windoze environment. But, if I try to use the same image as a backgound
in KDE it's real grainy and I can't seem to get the resolution any
better. Any
Antonio Carlos Ribeiro Nogueira wrote:
Anthony Huereca wrote:
Did you got RealPlayer to run under Linux? I visited the site and didn'f find a
version for Linux.
Sincerely
Antonio Carlos
Antonio;
Go to their website - click free download (Real Player 7); when you select
download from that
KompuKit wrote:
okay, somehow...I was just about able to see more clearly...
on subsequent reboots...and was then able to click and open
drakeconf...to change the monitor settings...and res
now I'm back in Linux...thank God !
What I want to know is this...
I haven't changed over to the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lance,
I have tried both 'insmod' and 'modprobe' for 'ppa' and 'parport'. No
luck either way, even have done the 'lsmod' to check for the listing,
NOTHING. After having some probs with one way of installing should I do
the 'modprobe -r' to remove any installs
curtis patrick wrote:
i
have a voodoo 3 and when i am tryin to change the resolution, i run
XF86Setup and i get a green line at the top of the screen and it like freezes,
whats wrong. i dont like editing the conf file i always screw it up. and
have to reinstall. what can i do
Try using the
Dan wrote:
I am using Mandrake 7.0 so far everything went
well.install.graphics... This is my first try at Linux and so far I
am impressed. One major problem I am having,however, is my sound. I am
using a Turtle Beach Montego 2 sound card(aureal semiconductor/vortex 2
as Linux calls
curtis patrick wrote:
do you know where there are conexant winmodem drivers for linux, i tried to
swap with my other computer which had lucent chipset. but it wouldnt work.
(dont ask). so i am gonna try and get this conexant soft56k working.
- Original Message -
From: steve harris
curtis patrick wrote:
how
do you configure sound in mandrake 7.0-2
Curtis;
From a terminal session (CTRL-ALT-F1) (CTRL-ALT-F7 to get back to xwindows)
and login as "root"; then type
sndconfig (this is automatic; if that doesn't work; try)
sndconfig --noprobe (this is manual, and you'll have
s your specific card.
It also looks as if you have a lot of scsi devices...have you tried
LOTHAR
in drakconf
Bruce Hilliker wrote:
Hi to all;
Could use a little (or a lot) of help. A little background.
My System:
Processor:AMD K-7 550 mhz
Memory:
Peter;
I'm getting the same error messages. The way I got around it was to create two
new folders under "/mnt". I probably should have used the originals "cdrom2
and floppy", but; I'm new to linux and didn't want to screw anything up.
Anyways, I created "cdrw" and "afloppy", then;
mount
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