I think a lot of the people that actually answer the messages won't go
there... just a thought.
DvB
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Kit wrote:
Man, this is getting ridiculous...
everytime I check my mailI get tons of linux newbie list mailings...
I think we should ask for a private chatroom
A lot of people (including me) have found that, after they installed LM7,
the c++ headers (libg++) wasn't installed. You should be able to get that
rpm off your installation disk or off any of the LM ftp mirrors and
install it.
DvB
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Craig R Jameson wrote:
Hi You may
I just attempted to install StarOffice and it complained about not being
able to find "libc6" (or "libc5"?) which it thinks glibc2 is going to be
named... will making a symlink from glibc2 to libc5 fix this? Or do I need
to install libc5?
DvB
Ignore it. Programs often generate those files when they crash... they're
sometimes useful to developers but not to regular users.
DvB
On Sun, 20 Feb 2000, ken wrote:
I have a new item in my user folders marked "core" that looks like a yellow
bomb with a fuse and its "face" is sticking its
I just looked in my /lib directory and there already is a libc.so.6 file
symlinked to glibc2 but, for some reason the StarOffice install can't find
it. Is this a bug in 7.0?
I remember there being a program that would look for new libraries and
update the system but I can't remember what it is.
I use emacs...
DvB
On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Lance Borden wrote:
Hey y'all,
I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but if I
could learn to use a Linux html editor, I might just be able to remove all
traces of M$ from my machine. I would like to know what y'all
Nope. Of the most common distros, Mandrake tends to have the newest
versions of everything... furthermore, the Netscape that comes with
Mandrake tends to crash less than the one that comes with Red Hat (has to
do with the fact that it's compiled with glibc, I think).
DvB
On Sun, 20 Feb 2000,
It's actually 4.7
DvB
On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Ger-Bil Jinn wrote:
Latest one I believe that ships with Mandrake 7 is 4.6. If you think
it's ugly there's not much you can do about it since the current
Communicator is not skinnable.
:3)~~
Sean Geoghegan wrote:
Is there a
Yeah, as long as you have the proper hardware and it's configured right.
DvB
On Fri, 18 Feb 2000, rharvey wrote:
Can you set up linux to let people dial in and gain access to your network?
The network my computer's on was down for a while earlier. It's now up,
but I can't get a stable connection under Linux. If I run dhcpcd -k and
then restart the daemon, it works for a while and then dies (i.e. my
telnet sessions freeze and netscape can't connect to any server). Windows
under
. On the 14th of the month,
it empies this backup directory. Cron controls the running of these
scripts. It's really very useful
Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst
David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 02:06:21
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc
I believe there's a copy of LILO on the boot disk... at least a file that
says where to boot from. Try changing that.
DvB
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Eunice Thompson wrote:
well, I reinstalled The entire OS; made sure I included all the necessary
packages for kernel recompilation. I was able
As a side note, xcdroast should run as root so that cdrecord can run with
a more favorable nice value, reducing the possibility of buffer underruns.
Hence running as suid root and not changing the ownership of the file...
DvB
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Never used
Did you type 'cat /proc/interrupts' or 'cat proc/interrupts'?
This is a common mistake for people new to unix. The first will look in
the 'proc' directory located in the root dir while the second will try to
find a 'proc' directory in the current directory and result in a "no such
dir/file"
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Eunice Thompson wrote:
Denis Havlik wrote:
snip
after making all the necessary changes to the kernel ( i.e. scsi emulation for
the cdr drive and cd romdrive) making a new boot disk, when i try to mount the
drives i'm still receiving the same message
" mount:
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Dan Ferris wrote:
Joe Knapp -Technician wrote:
snip
http://www.kdevelop.org
There is another programming IDE for KDE as well, but I can't remember
the name, or the web page.
Code Crusader? dunno if it's kde specific though...
DvB
I don't believe it's advisable to create a partition within space that's
"physically situated within an extended Windows partition." Partitions
inside partitions are a no-no... if I'm understanding the situation
correctly, that is.
I'm surprised Disk Drake let you do that. I'd consider that a
Here's a message that was sent to this list a while back and which I
used to get my cdrw working (the URL included in the message should help
you to get scsi working).
DvB
Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 23:13:38 -0500
From: Paul Benjamin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
I have noticed that my computer will often go into periods of furious disk
access at very odd hours so, last time it happened, I decided to take a
look and see what was going on (I also wanted to get to sleep).
My search turned up a find process running as root for no apparent reason
at all so I
emacs with menus...
DvB
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Zulfiqar Naushad wrote:
JED is a good programming editor. Very simple looking, but packs a nice
punch.
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000 17:30:07 Joe Knapp -Technician wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm 3 days old in linux. Using ver 7.02 of mandrake
For a newbie, something by zdnet might help... like this one, maybe:
http://www.zdnet.com/zdhelp/stories/main/0,5594,2213066,00.html
DvB
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Erik Skapple wrote:
Can anyone explain how you rebuild the kernel. I don't have access to
the net through linux without my NIC
emacs and gcc? :)
DvB
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Joe Knapp -Technician wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm 3 days old in linux. Using ver 7.02 of mandrake (GOD THAT WAS A LONG
DLOAD!). Heh, anyway my question is a simple one, what is the best
programming envinronmet for coding c in linux? I'm just
t even see it if I don't have it set to pnp,
but then again that's windows for you.
- Original Message -----
From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 2:20 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] "sorry,modem is busy"
It did for me. I
First you need to get Samba working (which it usually is by default under
Mandrake). Then you have two choices, that I'm aware of: Gnomba under
Gnome (which will also run under KDE) and LinNeighborhood which you can
download from linuxberg.com or freshmeat.net, among other places.
DvB
On
He says his install of LM6.1 hangs while installing a package called
"Glib.1_2.rpm."
Any ideas?
Jesus, trata de que no instale ese paquete que cuelga la instalacion (el
glib) e instalalo luego cuando allas complatado la instalacion del sistema
operativo.
Eso es todo lo que se me ocurre pero he
I very rarely read messages without subjects and so those posters usually
don't get any help from me... if my suggestions can be considered help :)
I just happened to look at this one cuz there aren't many others in my
inbox this time around.
DvB
On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
s, it's usually good
to run "add new hardware" from control pannel.
DvB
On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Brent Timmer wrote:
for some reason my windows won't even see it if I don't have it set to
pnp,
but then again that's windows for you.
- Original Message -
Hmmm... now sure how to do it from the console but, if you're desperate,
you can try booting in level 5 (type linux 5 at the lilo boot) and choose
it from there.
DvB
On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Benjamin Sher wrote:
Using Mandrake 6.1
I am typing to you from Pine in the Console.
I have
On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, George Houdek-Viskovska wrote:
Hi everyone !!
I have problem with Kppp and minicom .
I click on Connection and LINUX show me window with : "Sorry,modem is busy" but my
modem is not busy ???Line, modem is OK but for Kppp and minicom is modem busy .
Please help me .
Message -
From: "David van Balen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2000 12:38 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] "sorry,modem is busy"
On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, George Houdek-Viskovska wrote:
Hi everyone !!
I have problem with Kppp and
vi is probably more powerful than pico (as is emacs, my editor of choice),
you just have to know the right commands. Pico, in my experience is enough
for most, and best for newbies.
vi has two modes: command mode ("read only" mode), the function of which
is self explanatory and insert mode which
Have you gotten the OS to recognize your sound card? This is a possible
cause for the error you got (I had the same problem a while back).
Run 'sndconfig' (I think that's the correct command) to configure your
soundcard.
DvB
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Ingo Bauer wrote:
Good afternoon all
I
Welcome to the internet... no, it doesn't happen very often on this list
(at least not that I've noticed).
DvB
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't believe it. I've been on this list for 4 hours and got the first piece
of Spam. Please tell me this isn't a regular
, 11 Feb 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
What are some of the ways you can get back at this idiot?
Seve
-Original Message-
From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, February 11, 2000 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Financial Freedom
This is blatant flamebait and doesn't deserve any more of a response than
what I'm now giving it. Everyone please stop replying to it and let's get
back to answering people's real questions.
DvB
On Thu, 28 Jan 1999, Vincent Dickerson wrote:
Hello;
First of all, When you ADVERTISE "free
, does it happen when you try to ftp to that machine ?
do you have uata controller or/and harddrive in your system?
- Original Message -
From: "David van Balen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 5:38 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] FAT Br
your favorite text editor /etc/fstab (e.g. emacs fstab or vi fstab).
fstab is just a text file which mount reads when you give it a command and
which, I presume, the kernel reads on bootup and issues mount commands for
your main partitions.
DvB
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Hill, Andrew wrote:
How
Netscape for Windows does it. I haven't seen NS for Linux do it though and
don't think it does...
DvB
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Vic wrote:
It does?!?!?!?!??
I have not ever seen nutscrape do that, it just exits and
my unix box sits there like---uhh ok.
On Tue, 08 Feb 2000, Paul
I think I read somewhere (VMWare faq?) that vmware can't participate on a
samba network when in host-only mode. I believe that included the host OS
too...
DvB
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Simon Robertson wrote:
Hi,
Under a Mandrake 6.1 O/S, I have VMware 1.1.2 running with samba installed.
Yes, in the /boot dir. Should be a sym link to a vmlinuz-kernel-version.
I'd reccomend that you name your new kernel in the same way and redirect
the sym link to this new file, then add an entry in your lilo.conf so it
can boot from the old kernel in case something went wrong.
DvB
On Wed, 9
I get the same error, except about isofs. I don't know what it is and my
system works find also. I asked about it a while back and no one seemed to
know.
DvB
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Lenny Shovsky wrote:
any idea what "FAT Bread failed" message means. The system seems to
work fine
I guess you'll either have to edit the config file or run XF86Config (my
spelling and/or capitalization may be off) which has a command line
interface, as oposed to Xconfigurator which is graphical.
DvB
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Julian Debby Warren wrote:
Dear All
I have installed Mandrake
d/l from www.vmware.com (or from their ftp server, anyway. whatever it
is).
DvB
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Vic wrote:
How did you get VMWare?
On Mon, 07 Feb 2000, David van Balen mewed:
I had it installed on a seperate partition under 6.1. I installed 7.0 from
scratch, ran vmware
You're supposed to dump it (unchanged) into your ~/.vmware directory.
DvB
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Elizabeth Dolan wrote:
how did u go with the license as iam having problems with it i got one
and says that it find it comes up with hash error can anyone help me
out with this problem its
MS _software_ isn't all bad, it's the fact that they're still using clunky
DOS code in their operating system that makes it suck.
Win NT isn't too bad. It's pretty stable in most cases... drivers tend to
mess up the kernel and network apps that are "part of the os" have the
potential to crash
If you want to try Mozilla, you might as well get Milestone 14 which was
just released... it's supposed to be better than 12 (notice the bigger
number :)
However, Mozilla is just reaching Alpha stage so you might want to stick
with netscrape until a more useable version is available. Unless, of
Notice, of course, that you're comparing IE running on WINDOWS (which, by
the way, is a Microsoft product) to Netscape running on LINUX. How do you
know that Microsoft won't screw their browser up when they port it just
like Netscape did?
Is anyone out there running IE on Solaris or HP-UX? If
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Lothar Mandrake wrote:
From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
lsd appears to be an alias and not a file since "find" turned up nil when
I ran a search for it. You can probably put your script in the bindir
without screwing up the system but you may n
Thought some might find this an interesting read. I just learned about a
couple apps for linux I didn't know about myself...
http://linuxguiden.linpro.no/experience.php
DvB
Yes, it's been discussed before, Netscape for Linux blows and there's
not much else if you want to view flash or javascript content. I often end
up using Windows to view web pages that make Netscape crash.
As to alternatives that may be available in the future, there's Mozilla
which is entering
Yeah, it does sound good. They don't have a release date though... I think
it's important not to stop supporting the open source browsers out there
while we wait for Microsoft's vaporware.
If Microsoft does release IE for Linux and it's a good product, great, but
meanwhile I plan to assume that
In simple language, CVS is where you keep your code when lots of people
are working on it at the same time. When one person makes changes to the
code, he/she submits them to the cvs repository so everyone else can see
them/modify them.
Obviously, this helps open source by making it easier for
6.5 is MacMillan's repackaging of 6.1... it's supposed to be exactly the
same.
DvB
On 7 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friend bought a genuine Mandrake 6.5 boxed release .. and
inside we found the cd was labeled 6.1 (as is the install wiz)
Perhaps this is the release # of the fixed
I had it installed on a seperate partition under 6.1. I installed 7.0 from
scratch, ran vmware-config.pl and... voila, it worked.
DvB
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, James W. Brodack wrote:
Has anyone tried installing VMWare 1.1.2 under Mandrake 7.0?
Todo lo que necesitas para aprender a crear paginas de web o para usar
linux lo puedes conseguir en el web. Para crear paginas de web, lo mejor
es aprender HTML. Tambien se pueden crear usando netscape o internet
explorer, pero el producto no va a ser exactamente lo que esperas (al
menos en my
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Carrie wrote:
I don't have enough information to know what's going on. It sounds to me
like something went wrong when you made the boot disk or maybe it's the CD
you're installing from... if you're installing from a cd. You might try
making your boot disk over again or
lsd appears to be an alias and not a file since "find" turned up nil when
I ran a search for it. You can probably put your script in the bindir
without screwing up the system but you may not be able to invoke it except
through with the full path if aliases have precedence over executables on
I'm getting a message every now and then that says "isofs_read_super:bread
failed, dev=16:00, iso_blknum=16, block=32" and I'm not sure what it
means, let alone what bread has to do with reading from my cdrom drive.
There's usually not a cd in the drive at the times when I notice the
message (in
Xconfigurator or xf86config should fix the display problem. To exit either
kde or gnome, you click on the "logout" button which looks like a padlock
under kde and, I believe, is under the "foot" menu in gnome and is labeled
simply "log out" or something of the sort.
To reboot your computer, you
8 Jan 2000, Randall Randall wrote:
David van Balen wrote:
Thanks for the help. It would've taken me forever to figure out about that
env variable with the new qt path if you hadn't mentioned it!
Even though I have licq working now, it's complaining about my config
files... I'm gettin
Thanks for the help. It would've taken me forever to figure out about that
env variable with the new qt path if you hadn't mentioned it!
Even though I have licq working now, it's complaining about my config
files... I'm getting messages like
[WRN] Inifile: Warning, failed to find key.
Has anyone else had trouble typing in licq? Whenever I type anything that
goes over a line in length, everything I've typed until that point
disapears and is replaced with junk. I have to hit enter every time I get
to the end of the line which is quite annoying.
Any known way to fix this?
DvB
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Ross Slade wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, you wrote:
I have exactly the same problem with licq...
Haven't found a workaround/fix yet.bet someone else has though :-)
I'm waiting for the final version of kxicq. I'd rather not use a snapshot.
Besides, it doesn't
I installed LM7.0 and enabled supermount. Everything's was fine thus far.
However, I proceeded to forget I had supermount enabled and umounted my
floppy drive. When I tried to mount it again, it didn't complain but
wouldn't give me a directory listing citing an "Input/Output error."
Nothing I
On Sun, 12 Dec 1999, Ralph | byte-runner | wrote:
Did you upgrade to the 22-mdk kernel? If so, vmware doesn't like its
headers and you'll probably have to recompile it... haven't gotten around
to doing that myself so I don't know if it works or not though I don't see
any reason why it
On Sat, 11 Dec 1999, Thomas J. Hamman wrote:
On Sat, 11 Dec 1999, root wrote:
Ok, Iv been Trying to Download Mandrake 6.1, I make a boot disk, for
bootnet.img, And Start it up, I put in the FTP server, and it Starts
Downloading, Then All of a sudden it starts downloading a new file and
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Maybe off topic, I don't know. I'll respond anyway cuz I find the subject
interesting.
I tend to leave mine on all the time. When you turn your computer on and
off, the hardware heats up and cools down (expands
On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, Antoniou, Stylianos wrote:
Hi guys,
I installed VMware and I am running Windows98 in the virtual machine. I
tried to configure the network between the real and the virtual machine as
host only. I added the interface line in the samba.conf with the IP address
of the real
Yeah, this really is OT but I'll take a shot anyway... what happens when
you hit F5? Does the directory listing go blank and then reappear? This
would indicate that it actually is refreshing. If it's not doing this,
you probably need to go to the view menu and select the refresh choice
from
On Wed, 8 Dec 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 07 Dec 1999, you wrote:
I bought linux-mandrake 6.1 powerpack from Singapore.and i have 6 CD's on it.
I install mandrake. I find vmware in application 1st CD.And i going to install
it by MC and i found :
On Wed, 8 Dec 1999, Hidong Kim wrote:
Joe Brault wrote:
snip
Hi, Joe,
To network your Linux machines so that they can access each other's
directories and files, you need a kernel with nfs (network file system)
support. Select nfs support in the kernel configuration when you
click the + by system to expand the tree - *bingo*
click kernal headers, click files tab above big window,
it will tell you where the files are (all 1485 of them!)
-Warren.
On Sun, 05 Dec 1999, you wrote:
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Peter Heckert wrote:
David van Balen wrote
Oops, forgot to mention that vmware didn't like the headers in
/usr/src/linux/include (where the linux directory is synlinked to
linux-2.2.13) which is where it got the headers from when I first
installed. Also, I did install the "kernel source" package when I did the
update, in case that has
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Peter Heckert wrote:
David van Balen wrote:
installed. Also, I did install the "kernel source" package when I did the
update, in case that has any effect on what's in the include dir.
Sorry for replying to my own thread...
There is also a package "
On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 02 Dec 1999, you wrote:
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 02 Dec 1999, you wrote:
snip
Open up the preferences and pick discwriter output plugin.. wav's will end up
in $HOME as default but you can change that by
I just upgraded to kernel 2.2.13-22 from -7 and wondered if there's any
way to switch to the new kernel without rebooting. I don't figure there is
but I've got 22 days of uptime under my belt and had been hoping to keep
it up as long as possible :)
DvB
I'm finally getting around to messing with mp3 enconding/decoding (already
figured out how to rip tracks and put stuff on a cdr) and wondered if
anyone has a fav that they'd recommend. I found several on freshmeat but
would appreciate some opinions before proceeding.
thanx,
DvB
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, PadLocke wrote:
Took a look at Mozilla. Liked it. Haven't heard of Konqueror though. Is it any
smaller than Mozilla? Can you point me to a page where I get get it?
thanks :)
It's KDE's browser which should ship with KDE 2.0 (it's not out yet). From
what I hear it's
On Sun, 28 Nov 1999, PadLocke wrote:
Can anyone recommend a decent ICQ client?
The one I just installed locked everything up for me. The good news is that it
did a real good job of it :)
thanks
--
PadLocke the Ogre
There are three types of people in this world...
those who can count,
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Donny wrote:
Hay, wasnt MSIE supossed to be out in november for linux?
Thats wat i heard.
Probably won't be out until MainSoft's MainWin IDE for Linux is released,
if ever. Last I heard, MainWin was scheduled for next year. Pesonally, I'm
hoping for Mozilla or
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Carsten M. Larsen wrote:
Hi!
Check this one out. Some of you might get at giggle out of this :o). Try
clicking on "my computer", and "start". Also try right-click :o) You'll find
something something about Linux there too (perhaps Bill's secret dream :o) By the
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Eric Mings wrote:
If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory
upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it.
I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg
chips (though I would like to buy
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, pete moss wrote:
Eric Mings wrote:
If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory
upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it.
I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg
chips (though
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm curious as to how much of an improvement Netscape 4.7 is over 4.6. For all of
you that upgraded, was it worth the time? Did it
fix the problems of it suddenly shutting down and all the other annoying stuff?
Seve
Not really. If you've
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
Hey, is it just me? Or do you experience a renewed sense of excitement when messing
with Linux that you haven't had since the early
days of DOS? I know M$ will remain as a player of some sorts but the question has
now evolved from "which is the
Check the "rejection" message, if it's a "undeliverable" message from
mindspring then it wasn't the list rejecting it, it's due to whatever
trouble mindspring is having and should be ignored... it is quite annoying
though.
DvB
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Simon Norris wrote:
My last message was
lprm job#
where job# can be obtained with lpq
If this is what you are doing, then the printer may be printing buffered
data over which the OS has no control... other than that, I don't know.
DvB
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Dennis Robertson wrote:
Hello All,
Now that I have got my printer
tin does threads really well, if only I could get it working... no
hyperlinks though but there's always cut and paste into netscape which is
what I usually do anyway.
DvB
On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Jeanette Russo wrote:
the problem with most of the newsreaders is that one they don't thread
well
Since someone brought the subject up, my favorite newsreader has always
been tin. However, I can't seem to get it workin under Linux... when I run
it it clears the screen, prints a message too fast for me to read it, and
dies.
Any ideas?
DvB
On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Jeanette Russo wrote:
Joe
I get the same error when trying to print to an HP LaserJet through its
JetDirect card (... connection refused jobs queued...). Been trying to get
it working for quite a while. Tried configuring it as both Win/SMB and
Netware and no dice...
DvB
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Karen Heiby wrote:
I have
run Xconfigurator or xf86config
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Christian Charles Opp wrote:
When I first installed Linux Mandrake 6.1 I didn't know what the
resolutions were. I know now and would like to change it. How do I do
this?
Thanks,
chris
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, jeremy wrote:
I am wondering about downloading from netscape. I click on a thing to download
and the next page is a grey page with goobly-guk writing on it . is that the
code?
j
It's opening the binary file in your browser. Netscape doesn't seem to be
able to
On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Karen M. Heiby wrote:
"Brian K. Garel" wrote:
"Karen M. Heiby" wrote:
snip
I do have Netscape 4.7 and it crashes a lot less. But I am still
getting this weird bookmark error. "Bookmarks have changed on disk and
are being reloaded". I have to click "OK" to
That pictue's caption (at
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fscreenshots.php3) says "'Helios' running
Enlightenment, Eterm and Win98 under VMWare (VMWare is inluded in the
PowerPack edition of Mandrake)" So, it looks like vmware is the
culprit. VMware can also be downloaded from
You could use vmware (www.vmware.com) to boot either windows from linux or
linux from windows (depending what version you get). I use it to run winNT
under linux and I definitely recommend it.
On Sat, 6 Nov 1999, Dreja Julag wrote:
Perhaps I should simplify a bit. I would certainly
On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Seth Gibson wrote:
Is there a utility that handles files created by WinZip or Pkunzip? gzip
doesnt seem to want to. . .
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On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, alann wrote:
David van Balen wrote:
I tried to install plugger under netscape 4.61 (libc5 version of both).
I first tried the rpm and it appeared to install fine but then whenever I
went to a page with audio files, netscape would die.
Since then I have uninstalled
I tried to install plugger under netscape 4.61 (libc5 version of both).
I first tried the rpm and it appeared to install fine but then whenever I
went to a page with audio files, netscape would die.
Since then I have uninstalled the rpm, installed the tarball by placing
the plugger.so and
I just tried to save something to my floppy drive for the first time since
I reinstalled 6.1 and when I try to mount it I get the message:
mount: /dev/fd0 already mounted or /mnt/floppy busy
I'm pretty sure that fd0 isn't mounted. Catting /proc/mounts yields:
/dev/root / ext2 rw 0 0
/proc
It works now (I rebooted). I don't know what the problem was though.
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