Sorry for the confusion. IMO, It's better to use LBA mode. With
LBA mode, the 1024 cylinder won't be a problem.
Usually, in most BIOS, PgUp and PgDown will change mode (use
cursor keys to highlight it). You probably need to reinstalled
all your program (redo the partition). So, make a deal first
At 21:35 16/04/99 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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|help, I am very new to this. I used fips to repartition my drive, booted up
|the installation,
|but when i get to disk druid i can't seem to set my root partition.
|saysboot partition
|too big. I can set any ot
Hello,
Some of you may already knew. But for you who didn't,
here's (IMO) a great page for newbie:
http://howto.linuxberg.com/LinuxGuide/index.html
Helps me a lot.
Irsan SPS
At 14:05 31/03/99 +0200, you wrote:
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|On Wed, 31 Mar 1999, Irsan S. P. Siregar wrote:
|
|> I just installing (and start using) Mandrake 5.3. However, I feel
|> that KDE access my HD a lot, and it's slow (compared to Windoze 95).
|> Is it normal, or is
Hello,
How do you put a full screen program to run in the background?
With my shell account (FreeBSD w/ csh), I usually use Ctrl-Z,
and type bg 1 to put a background FTP session (telephone cost
a lot down here). How do you achieve the same thing with full
screen program like pico? pico said Ctrl
Welcome to the family :)
I too just installed Mandrake two days ago. This is my first
Linux experience. AAMOF, I just figure out how to install
downloaded application today. We do had to browse through
the manual before we install it (it's in the CD). Isn't it
great? An OS that require us to read
Hi Kevin,
I tried running free -m, and had this result (without KDE):
totalusedfreesharedbufferscached
Mem:30 13 16 6 1 9
-/+ buffers/cache: 3 26
Swap: 125 0
