of Caldera on sale! That may not be my favorite store, but they are
about the only source for software anymore, other than online.
Chip
mine. What is the first ip number? and the
stuff after them. Does the part input deny eth0 mean someone was trying
to get into my firewall but were blocked?
Chip
that
from the command line.
Chip
John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 06 Jan 2000, you wrote:
I have Mandrake 6.0 on a AMD K6-2/350 (well, a couple actually), but on
one machine I tried to upgrade KDE 1.1.1 to 1.1.2. I went to KDE's web
site, then to their download site and ftp'd all the files
Here, Here! I agree. Surely these OT messages can be brought under
control?
Chip Wiegand
Josh McCaffrey wrote:
I'm sorry, I couldn't help but notice I receive too much junk mail off
of this list.
Since when does the year 2000 have *anything* to do w/ Linux? Let
alone Mandrake
is a gray screen and 'x'
shaped mouse cursor, no icons, no task bar, no mouse right-click,
nothing at all. I try alt-Feverythingkey and none of them work. I then
am left with one option - ctrl-alt-bkspc. I get the screen with lots of
text flying by and the last lines read as follows -
/home/chip
one could download IFTP? I'd love to
give it a shot. I mean if it kicks NCFTP's ass, it's GOT to be good!
:-)
John
=
IglooFtp is daBomb - i just saw it on rufus.w3.org RPM site.
- Chip.
to install bladeenc first); now it
rips and encodes the whole song easily. Guess it was just a lame
problem (heh).
Chip Rose.
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it glosses over some sections such as using
comanche and the section on firewall rules and kfirewall and gfcc, both of
which have sparse help files. I'll have to get a book on these subjects, maybe
for christmas.
--
Chip Wiegand
Those who dare to fail miserably can achie
a "Rip Encode", and Grip uses cdda2wav for the rip and
lame for the encode to mp3. Anyone?
Thanks,
Chip Rose.
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not be a programer, but if there is something I can do to
help I sure will do it.
Just my two cents worth.
Thanks to all on this list!
Chip Wiegand
Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly
Robert F. Kennedy
On Sun, 19 Dec 1999, Paul Benjamin wrote:
I had
on bootup and of
course shutdown. I can't get this machine connected to my network at all till
this is fixed.
--
Chip Wiegand
Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly
Robert F. Kennedy
John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, Chip Rose. wrote:
Sound doesn't work at all after re-installing Mandrake6.0 - it worked
just fine last week under the same Mandrake6.0, right out of the box.
Now I did a full install and it doesn't work, but still works fine in
MS-Windows. I'm
Sound doesn't work at all after re-installing Mandrake6.0 - it worked
just fine last week under the same Mandrake6.0, right out of the box.
Now I did a full install and it doesn't work, but still works fine in
MS-Windows. I'm using KDE, and switching to Gnome/Enlightenment doesn't
help (just a
it from, though it must have been one of the main
download sites, maybe linuxberg or tucows.
--
Chip Wiegand
Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly
Robert F. Kennedy
Check the HCL (Hardware Compatibility List).
One should always check this before changing operating systems. It's in most
new user Linux books and on some Linux web sites.
--
Chip Wiegand
Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly
Robert F. Kennedy
?
--
Chip Wiegand
Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly
Robert F. Kennedy
privilege, then we take action to bring this to a
stop, on an individual basis though.
-- Chip Wiegand
Computer Services
Simrad, Inc
Those who dare to fail miserably can achieve greatly
Robert F. Kennedy
and not a cable modem or
ADSL which requires a dynamic IP. :-)
John
I have ADSL and it doesn't require a dynamic IP, my isp gave me a static IP for
my nic and a seperate one for my virtual web hosting account.
Just FYI. :-)
Chip
Thankyou, his last remark didn't deserve a response, why make the flame war
worse than it already has gotten?
Chip
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, you wrote:
Dood,
I thought i told you to beat it? So scram. Get the hell on out of here.
You're clearly not interested in discussing Linux. Axalon? You
I beg to differ on the point regarding following a hyperlink in a newsreader.
I us KRN 0.6.0, standard with Mandrake 6.0, and I can follow a hyperlink in a
message, it opens in KFM. Sure, KRN aint Agent, but it works well enough to
keep me from booting into winblows.
Chip
On Fri, 12 Nov 1999
I've been using Free Agent as my NG reader in window$ for as long as
I have been online. Now that I'm moving up to Linux, what do you
recommend? Thanks.
=
Linux has nothing that even remotely matches Agent/Free Agent, or the
other Windows newsreaders, *PARTICULARLY* in regard
Amaya, Oh MYA! What a mess it makes of web pages in Linux! I tried just yahoo
and my companys web site. Yahoo was somewhat navigable, at least I could change
to various pages. My companys website was all screwed up, and it is supposedly
backwards compatible to the 2.x web browsers.
Chip
On Thu
I am using the Linksys network kit plus several other nics on my home network
of 5 pc's. I have 3 lynksys nics and 2 3com, and they all work great. One pc
has one of each in it and I had no problem with Linux recognizing both on
boot-up. They both use the native drivers in Linux also.
Chip
Hi,
I am interested in this too, but when I tried this with just alt+Fanynumber it
didn't work. On my installation of Mandrake 6.0 I have to use
ctrl+alt+Fwhatevernumber to make it work.
Chip
On Sat, 06 Nov 1999, you wrote:
On Fri, 05 Nov 1999, you wrote:
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Axalon
'
involved, it just worked.
Maybe I got lucky?:-)
Chip
On Sat, 06 Nov 1999, you wrote:
I just got my L-M 6.0 configured with 2 NIC's the other day...after much
reading and fiddling...etc...(read re-installs)I found the trick for me
anyways.
Depending on the NIC's...install the ISA jumpered FIRST
the saved version from SO
will not open in M$Office. So far that hasn't caused any big problems, since we
have pc's with both OS's running, though Linux is our primary OS. Winblows is
primarily kept for network gaming for the kids.
chip
On Sat, 16 Oct 1999, you wrote:
"PSM 0x2710]" wrote:
think this will work.
What do you think?
Do I still need my isp for basic internet access, or is
there a way for me to get that access without the isp?
chip
On Mon, 01 Nov 1999, you wrote:
On Sun, Oct 31, 1999 at 09:43:22PM -0800, Chip Wiegand wrote:
I am interested in this also. I have apache
ng service that allows one to host a web site at home. I haven't
checked the detail yet, though.
chip
do a find from the command prompt.
find / -name XF86Config
or
find / -name XF86*
experimenting with these features helps me to learn a lot about linux.
regards/chip.
==
get it right and have lots of
left over parts.
I'm just a bit tired of seeing s many whiners.
Chip
PS
I don't mind getting about a hundred emails a day from this group, there are
lots of useful ones in the bunch, and some good humor also.
Thankyou to all who have helped me and I hope I can
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