Was wondering if anyone new how i could set up
my monitor for mandrake. I have tried to custom config to the specs on the
spec sheet my monitor came with, but mandrake doesn't seem to like them. I
have also tried some general driver settings that mandrake offers, but i can not
get better
windows 2000 is not that stable it crashed all the time on my system and was
just a heap of shit. I would rather jsut keep using my linux 7.2 box then
use my windows 2000 box
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2000 6:41 PM
Sub
you don't need a floopy drive
the cd itself will be bootable once you copy the image to a cd. all the
files are there including the bootable files, that is why it is called an
iso image, everything on the cd is in the image. All you need to do is burn
the iso to a cd and it will be fine. It wil
What a load of BS.
i downloaded the two iso cds from the mandrake site and instlaled them on my
system and it works fine. no hiccups and no problems. everything i wanted
installed and it runs better faster, and picks up more of my hardware then
7.1 ever did.
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From:
I have recently got my computer to connect to the
internet after a month of agrivation trying to get it to work. Rather
annoying when you find out all you had to do was change the authorisation
protocol. Anyways now that i can connect i am experience slow connections
and was wondering if a
not exactly sure what the error is but i hap a similar problem with my
internet connection when yusing a PAP type of authorization. As soon as i
changed it to CHAP it worked fine. Try the different types of authorization
protocols it can make a difference
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From: "St
if you have windows jsut follow the ezy cd creator instructions for burnign
it
afrter you have done that it is a bootable cd automatically and you can use
it to boot your computer and install Mandrake linux 7.2
very easy and simple
not sure how to burn in linux, haven't learnt how to do that yet.
yes that is the right one for the install
the other one is the extension cd
it has alot more apps and games and stuff on it in rpms
and is needed to do a complete install if i remember correctly
hope that is what you was after
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From: "Krulo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[E
hi all,
I am having troubles with connecting to the internet with linux mandrake 7.1 using
kppp in the kde interface. I am new to linux but i am pretty sure i put in all the
needed information such as the user name, password, dns numbers phone number and
domain name.
when the conenction dial
