Quoting Walter Luffman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I get duplicates of some, but not all, e-mails sent to the list.
Yes, I also get dupes of some of the emails.
...Dave
Quoting Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://download.sourceforge.net/mirrors/metalab/Linux/distributions/peanut/Pean
ut-Linux-8.3/
Will run on a 386. The later packages for peanut will NOT, particularly
9.0.
This package sounds quite interesting. I took a quick look to see the
minimum
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001 22:44:1 -00, Dennis Myers wrote:
I see this happen when you have a url for a security update and another for
general updates in the list of servers to connect to. Seems as they both
have the same updates and so both feed the package name back to you.
I did have duplicates
I've been using the Software Manager to update my RPM packages. I see
that the Installed -- Flat List tab shows most of the packages twice.
The name, size, version, and description is exactly for same for each of
the duplicate listings. Is there a way to get rid of the duplicates?
I've gone in to the KDE Control Center under Fonts and can't find an option
for antialias. Where exactly would I find this?
By the way, is there a way to set up the Samba from a Menu? I haven't been
able to find it under the Control Center.
Thanks. ...Dave
Quoting
I have a high speed connection and our provider supplies us with a site to
check our download speed. The site is speedtest.telus.net but when using
Netscape 4.77 with the plugin package I still get a java error. This site
works fine when I reboot to Windows but I can't get it to work under
I wonder what my problem is? I get the message Reading File then
Starting Java and then Done except that the file size options don't show
up on the screen. I am supposed to be able to select files sizes up to 10meg
for the test. Under Netscape Preferences I have selected, Automatically
On Wed, 30 May 2001 07:35:40 +0800, Sam wrote:
Hello, I've just tried the throughput test at the page and I didn't
encounter any problems running it using Netscape 4.77 under Mandrake 8.
Well, I wonder what I could be doing wrong? Do you have Enable
pluginJVM enabled under the Netscape
find out please let me know
james
- Original Message -
From: Dave DeGear [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] XFREE86 and CL 5446
snip
Cirrus Logic 5446 PCI, is supported. Whenever I start up KDE I have
problems with Mouse Tracks. If I click on the screen it will become
I installed Mandrake 8 without any problems except that my video is funny under
KDE and GNOME. I went to the xfree86.org site and found that my video card, a
Cirrus Logic 5446 PCI, is supported. Whenever I start up KDE I have problems
with Mouse Tracks. If I click on the screen it will
On Thu, 10 May 2001 13:18:05 -0400 (EDT), Rod Upfold wrote:
Started to install and the first problem came when it couldn't
uncompress
2nd ramdisk (I believe that what it said...it was last night)...so it
I had the same problem with one of the iso images that I downloaded.
Make sure that
If you go to download.com and do a search on md5sum you will find a
program called md5sumer that will calculate these for you under Windows.
...Dave
On Thu, 10 May 2001 17:03:58 -0600, Wynne Crisman wrote:
How can I get a MD5SUM to check a downloaded ISO? I don't yet have
The inst package will create a bootable CD for you that will install the
basic Mandrake system. The ext package contains hundreds of RPM packages that
you will probably want to install so that you have a fully operating system.
...Dave
Quoting Lúcio Costa [EMAIL
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How do you tell if its on hdb hdc or hdd I dont know
where to look. Also after typing in cd dev/ rm cdrom ln
I think that you should be able to tell by checking out your dmesg file.
Try "dmesg |more" and see if you can find your cdrom being identified.
Sorry, I thought that your problem was that you didn't know which /dev/hd?
your cdrom was attached to. The dmesg should show you this information.
...Dave
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay so I ran dmesg | more and it does "see" everything
on my system.
Quoting -michael- [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[root@gauss /root]# rpm -qa | grep telnet
telnet-0.17-5mdk
gnome-telnet-2.1-2mdk
ktelnet-0.62-8mdk
[root@gauss /root]#
now what? I'm leaving and want to be able to get into my
boxen while away
You don't have telnet-server installed. I'm
I've got my telnet and ftp servers working ok and would like to try playing
with Apache. If I install the latest Apache rpm files should I worry
immediately about any security problems with this. I'd like to have it running
while I'm learning but not if I introduce too many security leaks.
I also had this problem with my initial install of Mandrake 7.2. Make
sure that you have the telnet server installed. Type "rpm -qa |grep
telnet" and see if you have both the telnet and telnet server rpms
installed. I then had to install the proftp rpm to get the ftp server
running. My
Thank-you everyone for the suggestions. I won't get a chance to try them
out until later this week. So, the concensus is that the Linux Partition is
always installed so that it is bootable so that I just need to point Lilo
(or another boot manager) to /dev/hdb5 and Mandrake will boot? I was
I've downloaded and burned quite a few ISO files. I always like to check
the md5sum for the file and make sure that it is correct. Normally I do this
under Linux but I also found an md5sum utility for Windows. Just type "md5sum
mandrake7-2.iso" and see what you get. I don't remember
I did a full install of Mandrake 7.2 and it took about 1.5 gigs. I then
tried to telnet and ftp into my computer and it wouldn't allow me. I'm
fairly new to Linux and so am not sure if my permissions are set wrong or if
the telnet and ftp servers aren't running. I tried "ps ax" and didn't see
Quoting Dave Sherman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Technically, WinME is Win98 without any trace of DOS under the covers.
You won't find autoexec.bat. config.sys, or any of those files on a
system with WinME preinstalled. An upgraded system may still have
Are you saying that WinMe doesn't have the
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