On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 03:08:09PM +0300, Florian Struck wrote:
honest; looks REALLY AMAZING . A few days ago i sayd in the mandrake irc
channel that MDK 8 will make the hop into mainstream someone answered that
linux will make the hop if someone develops a browser as fast and good as IE
On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 09:18:12AM -0700, Tyrak Sunstorm wrote:
detect the card properly, but when I try to assign an
IP address, it doesn't take. I can't ping the address
of the card I assign, or the default gateway. I can
It makes sense that if you can't ping the card itself, you won't be
On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 12:02:45PM -0500, David Travis wrote:
How do I change the clock on KDE 2.1.1 to 12hr time instead of 24 hr time.
Right click on the clock
Select Date Time Format
The dialog box that pops up is going to be for selecting your locale.
You can select NorthAmerica-US and it
On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 12:02:45PM -0500, David Travis wrote:
How do I change the clock on KDE 2.1.1 to 12hr time instead of 24 hr time.
Addendum: Forget to say in the last email that you must restart KDE for
it to take effect. If in runlevel 5, logout and then log back in. If in
runlevel 3,
"Mcintosh, Duncan" wrote:
Have you tried at boot up to run linux single?. That should get you started.
To find the answer I duplicated the problem he had. The answer is no,
you can't specify runlevel 1, nor can you specify init=/bin/sh. The
problem is that in all of these methods, the linux
Gordon Packer wrote:
one floppy disk to another? I want to make a copy of my boot disk without
To copy from floppy to hd
dd if=/dev/fd0 of=filename.img
To copy from hd to floppy (the same way you make your boot disks)
dd if=filename.img of=/dev/fd0
man dd for more info. dd can be used
Syamsul Anwar wrote:
How do I insert an entry in GRUB or Lilo such that I'd have the option
to boot from either Mandrake installation?
Grub makes things very easy. I'm not a grub expert, but it shouldn't be
too hard to figure out. What I've written below is a hack that I did
for lilo to
"Mcintosh, Duncan" wrote:
Im looking for documentation for linux for an idiot. Iv checked a bunch of
sites but they all seem to be different.
How to configure the kernel A to Z.
There is a help key in many of the screens when you do "make
menuconfig". Do you need more information than
Mattias Segerdahl wrote:
Well,
For a fileserver you don't need that much cpu or ram, but ofcourse hard drives...
You would probably be best of reading about samba in this case,
Agreed, but one addition. Get SCSI hard drives. You will not be
impressed with the speed of IDE drives.
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Meph Istopheles wrote:
'xset s noblank'
Yes. I've tried it, but it's ignored. Are you sure it's
noblank...?
Positive. I will say that I have worked on one system that I absolutely
could not get it to stop blanking. My next suggestion would be to look
in the BIOS, but now I'm guessing.
g wrote:
I downloaded kdelibs-2.01-2mdk.i586.rpm and it is sitting in the download
directory w/all the other files?
each says it needs the other.
You can specify more than one file on the command line to be installed.
Assuming that all the required rpm files are in ~/rpms, you can do the
Nathan Russell wrote:
-I/usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0/i386-linux/CORE
perl.c:34: EXTERN.h: No such file or directory
perl.c:38: perl.h: No such file or directory
perl.c:39: XSUB.h: No such file or directory
The hints are all there, just not easy to pick out. (answer below)
Look at how it's
Lon Lentz wrote:
2 identical ISA NE2000 comp. cards. Win98, on the same machine, recognizes
same here
both of them and sets them okay. I'm assuming I have to get Linux to
recognize these before I can assign them as eth0 and eth1. The installer
You must first know the io and irq addresses
s wrote:
BTW is there any guide to intalling glibc 2.2 on mandrake.
http://www.pclinuxonline.com/Help___How_To/Glibc-2_2/glibc-2_2.html
The only thing he missed was also putting /usr/local/lib in the
ld.so.conf file. Almost everything that gets installed from source will
put things in the
Adam Willcox wrote:
I know this is supposed to be a mandrake forum but I commonly see
posts about Suse and other distributions. I'm currently using
Mandrake 7.1 but not wanting to buy any more cd's but still wanting to
upgrade I decided to attempt a network install of redhat. If anyone
Chubby Vic wrote:
running inetd and in.ftpd produces same result,
Are you running proftp, wu-ftp, or other for your server? Are you
running inetd or xinetd? Is ftp configured in inetd and there is
already a proftp server running? Try turning off inetd and see what
happens (if you get
Alan Rolfe wrote:
Could anybody tell me why my machine hangs when i try and run X
Quick test. If you hit Ctrl-Alt-F1, does it go back to the text
screen? If so, then press Ctrl-F7 and see if it pops up with something
that looks like a desktop. I've seen numerous cases with machines that
Chubby Vic wrote:
I am trying to use wu-ftpd and yes, when I kill both xinetd and inetd
I get connection refused, but when I turn it back on I still get
A search on google shows that 500 is a "syntax error" with wu-ftp. Look
in your logs to see if it's telling you anything
CB wrote:
Quick test. If you hit Ctrl-Alt-F1, does it go back to the text
screen? If so, then press Ctrl-F7 and see if it pops up with something
Sorry. Alt-F7.
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