Hello all,
was wondering if anybody has any ideas on this...
I'm trying to get a wireless connection to another house near mine.
I have a dial up account and my neighbor has a broadband business
account and would allow me to use it. I currently use Smoothwall as a
gateway-firewall but I'm going to
Not sure if this is what you are talking about but, I boot to run level3 and
use this little session selector. I like it better than kdm or gdm.
Its on the MDK8.2 cd's not sure about later versions.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mike]$ Xtart
WELCOME to Sessions Selector
1 KDE
2 gnome
3
On Tuesday 27 May 2003 07:44 pm, you wrote:
I used Civileme's 'Xtart', too...for a while. Whether it's a matter of
environment deficiencies or what...under different managers some
programs won't run or come up properly. If I remember correctly,
Blackbox won't allow me to exit, so I end up
Hi Richard,
I have the same board k7s5a with onboard sound and network.
I have MDK8.2 installed and it configured my nic on install but I had
troubles with sound. Thanks! to your link I'm going to attempt to get my
sound working again. Anyways I'm a newbie so can't help much but heres some
info
Hello all,
I picked up an old toshiba notebook at a goodwill store
12mhz cpu, 1mb ram, 32mb or 40? harddrive. Actually works
screen has some small vertical lines and I think cmos batt weak.
Has dos 3.x on it and it has a floppy drive3.5.
Anyways I was looking around for a small linix to put on
always donate it back for
for somebody else to play with :-)
On Saturday 01 February 2003 12:36 pm, you wrote:
On Saturday 01 February 2003 08:58 am, MG wrote:
Hello all,
I picked up an old toshiba notebook at a goodwill store
12mhz cpu, 1mb ram, 32mb or 40? harddrive. Actually works
safest bet is the IA32, thats what I used on my system which is a Athlon 1.5
XP, but view the readme first before downloading, I think the differences are
32bit and 64 bit processors but not sure. I am a newbie my self. The readme
was not to hard to follow for me, and I dont follow so good! LOL
Not sure if this is the problem or not but they mentioned in the release
notes not to install on an exsiting directory or a mozilla directory.
I put mine in /usr/lib/phoenix and mozilla in /usr/lib/mozilla
Mike
On Sunday 05 January 2003 07:20 pm, you wrote:
Ok, I installed Phoenix to try it
Hello all,
I installed a command line tool called ethtool I was curious about what
speed my nic was set at, its an onboard device SIS900 and I'm not sure where
the configuration file is at.
Anyways when I run the command ethtool eth0 it says...
[root@avatar mike]# ethtool eth0
Settings for
:
MG wrote:
Hi all, This question is not really Mandrake specific although I am using
Mandrake8.2 (and like it alot!)...anyways trying to learn the bash shell.
I wrote a small script (the Hello World script) and named it HW.
I did a chmod 755 to it, so all could read and execute it.
I
it in the
current directory. Also, path's are NOT recursive, so when you put it
inside a second folder inside the ~/bin directory, it will not see it.
Put the HW script directly into your ~/bin directory, then then type
just HW (NOT ./HW)
Chuck
On Wed, 2003-01-01 at 17:10, MG wrote:
Hey Mark
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