I figured out why all my files were not working right it wasn't that
they were text files but the permissions are messed up... everytime i
try to install something the permissions for it are always messed up! is
their some setting i can change to stop this... i am not telling it to
save
no i meant all files are treated like text files instead of executeables
...sorry was in hurry when writing this
Steve Philp wrote:
Clay wrote:
when i install a file from an rpm or tar.gz it seems that all the files
in the rpm or tar.gz are treated like text files instead of executables
make sure you have your monitor configured correctly get out your monitor
manual if it isn't listed in list and make sure you have right
horzontinal lines and virtical lines set in the thing when you do
customi had same problem with my computer at first and thought it was
graphics card but
when i install a file from an rpm or tar.gz it seems that all the files
in the rpm or tar.gz are treated like text files instead of executables
like they should be! what gives?! i downloaded these files under windows
98 then mounted my fat 32 partition under linux got the files from the
fat 32
first question...i have a rockwell hcf 56k data fax pci modem and was
wondering if anyone else had the same modem and was able to get it to
work under linux mandrake with kppp and if so how?
second question. this has to due somewhat with first question what
adavantages will i have by installing
how do you get linux mandrake to see my fat 32 partition i have used
linux slackware and was able to get it to see my fat 16 partition on my
older computer but didn't see a way to get my fat 32 visible under
linux...again any help would be appreciatied
ok i figured out my first dosemu problem now i have another one and
can't seem to figure out how to even start with itok when i run xdos
now it gives me some vga font error ... i probably should of written it
down and wrote it exactly right here oh well...
ok here is my second problem and a
