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Works fine on my machine. Has since 7.0, but 7.1's release was a little
more stable for the card. I will be trying 7.2beta this weekend.
Mandrake
Subject: [newbie] ATi RAge Fury Pro
Date: Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 05:06:15PM +0100
Time to reply!
Quoting Francisco Alcaraz Ariza
I seen to be having a problem with mail on my mandrake box. I just I have a
cable modem and since my ISP forces us to use DHCP so sendmail/postfix
only allows mail for that ip given to me and no other domains. How do I
configure my box to handle more domains off of DHCP machine. I can control
I have the Dell Ispirion 7000 and the KDE desktop seems to big as well. The
latop has the ATI Mobility card chip in it. Has anyone had success increasing
the resolution to 1024x768 and above.
Eric
Subject: RE: [newbie] laptops
Date: Fri, Aug 18, 2000 at 04:26:11PM -0500
Time to
Wow, AmiPro, that is going back in the day. I thought they were bought by IBM
and then they renamed the product WordPro. :) For some reason I believe
Applixware does do the conversion. You will have to check the website to be
sure though. There prices are getting kinda out of hand though.
life. Of course I
had a 56K and didn't want to tie up the phone for days. Now I'm on
cable, so I download the .iso images and burn CD-R's of Mandrake.
I'd recommend you find a friend with a fast connection and a CD-R (or
CD-RW) drive. I don't really want to offer to do this for anyone online
I have read that a swap space partition cannot be larger than 128 Mb,
but at the same time it should apparently be 1.5 times the RAM size? Since
I have 192 Mb RAM, I guess I should have around 300 Mb swap space? Is this
correct? How can I do this if a single swap space cannot be larger
Is there a way to edit the library search path? Is
that what ldconfig is for? Is there another way e.g.
from editing some file somewhere? Maybe in /etc?
Thanks!
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Thank you Emilio. Some people claim that third-party software ends up
in /opt however, and if I don't make a separate partition for /opt I guess
that is created under /. If / is too small this may cause it to be full
rather quickly, while /usr remains comparatively empty. Of course, if
From: "Potts, Ross" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You will be wasting a lot of space. / only needs about 50 MB. I sent this
out
last week. Try to find a Red Hat 5.0 install book and look up its
examples.
I have been searching extensively at the Red Hat site to try to find
the examples you
By default root cannot login remotely. It is not suggested to do this as
it is a security risk. This can be gotten around if you really need to do
it by editing /etc/securetty file.
As for the problem with X windows, not sure what is causing that as I have
the graphic log in and have no
I use lnx4win (Mandrake 7.0.2) and it works great.
However I did not specify enough space when I first
installed it, so I cannot add any more packages. How
do I resize the lnx4win loopback device in a way that
won't destroy what I already have on it? Thanks
Steve,
If his only partitions for linux (other than swap) are / and /usr (I
believe
he meant/ rather than /root),
Yes, that is indeed what I meant. I am sorry that I expressed myself
so badly.
won't /opt be inside the / partition? That's
the usual place for te third party
I just downloaded this email with its attachment and my virus program found
a virus in the .exe file
At 11:32 PM 3/1/2000 +0100, Xavier Fromant wrote:
Test: Pretty Park.exe :)
Xavier Fromant
How do I get back into DrakX again to install
additional software I didn't install the first time
for Mandrake 7.0.2? I tried typing DrakX at the
command line but it didn't work. Thanks for advice...
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Steve,
If his only partitions for linux (other than swap) are / and /usr (I
believe
he meant/ rather than /root),
Yes, that is indeed what I meant. I am sorry that I expressed myself
so badly.
won't /opt be inside the / partition? That's
the usual place for te third party
The other week somebody posted a link to a page with advice on how to
get connected to the Internet using Linux. I stupidly clicked on "delete"
before I realized that I could really use that kind of information. If
somebody could please repost that link I would be very grateful.
before installing the rpm, go to a xterm session, cd to the directory that
has the RPM you want installed and try doing this.
rpm -qipl ..rpm |more
this will show you just about everything about the rpm.
Eric
At 07:27 AM 3/1/2000 -0500, Lane Lester wrote:
I've read the man page,
Go to the desktop configurator in XWindows, it gives you the option in
there to change the icon or chnage the login manager.
At 04:21 PM 3/1/2000 -0600, Meanie wrote:
This is my second request here... anyone know how to get rid of the
penguin graphic at login?
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Having allocated disk space for the /home slice, I have about three GBs
left on the disk on which I aim to install Mandrake. Should I allocate a 2
GB partition for the /root slice and a 1 GB partition for the /usr slice, or
should I allocate a 1 GB partition for the /root slice and a 2
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Actually when the LI pops up it usually means that the /boot part of Linux
is no install within the first 1024 cylinder of the hard drive. Take a
look the docs and it will probably point you on how to fix this. I
personally have a tripe boot
This card is supported in version 7.0 as well as it is supported in Red
Hat 's beta 6.2 Piglet, Although it seems that the mandrake version had
no problems with install. The Rage All in Wonder Pro 128 has problems
when it comes to the screen becoming blured and destored. It works
however if you
A couple of days ago somebody posted an address to a page with
instructions on how to get out on the internet with Linux. I have lost that
link. Could you please post it again. Thank you. /Ian
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link. Could you please post it again. Thank you. /Ian
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In your .bash_profile file, or whatever shell you use, add the
following:
alias ls='ls -Fa'
then whenever you type ls, it will actually do an ls -Fa.
Dan
Yes, that is a good idea, but what do I do when I want to do a mere ls?
I would like to keep
Linux-Mandrake claims that the time is one hour more than the time in
the bios (which is the correct time). Setting the correct time with the
"date" command is unsatisfactory, since the erroneous time is displayed
again after the next reboot. Of course I could keep on changin
Linux-Mandrake claims that the time is one hour more than the time set
in the bios (which is the correct time). Setting the correct time with the
"date" command is unsatisfactory, since the erroneous time is displayed
again after the next reboot. How do I set the co
Linux-Mandrake claims that the time is one hour more than the time set
in the bios (which is the correct time). Setting the correct time with the
"date" command is unsatisfactory, since the erroneous time is displayed
again after the next reboot. How do I set the co
Is there some special trick to chmoding and chowning in Linux-Mandrake?
The reason I ask is that I can't get either to work. One partition of my
hard disk, named "/common," is dedicated to files I would like all users to
be able to share. Unfortunately, its permissions are
I have a floppy which I use daily in a Solaris 7 environment. When I
try to use it in Linux-Mandrake it is usually mounted as "read-only,"
forcing me to copy the files to the hard disk before I can work with them.
Then I have to copy them to another floppy, and copy
In Solaris I like to keep a little script containing merely the string
"ls -Fa" in the /bin directory, enabling me to give this command merely by
invoking the name of the script: lsd. In Linux-Mandrake the command lsd
already seems to exist. It does not differ from the c
Hi,
This is to just let every one know I have finaly got 2.2.3 working
and this is what I had to do after loading all the files from mandrake for
upgrade the procedure still did not work. So I tried to compile my
own using the source rpm from mandrake, it failed complaing about I think
Hi,
I am trying to get some things to work with the apache that came
with mandrake5.3 I have installed the DBI I needed and other programes but
here is my problem.
This is what I am putting in my html page at the top my $r =
#!/usr/bin/perl
Apache-request;
print "HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Hi,
I have a test machine in fact the one this email is coming from. I
installed a clean 5.3 install and upgraded all the rpms as told except the
kernel had to be done -ivh not -Uvh . Any way this is what happened
1.again clean install of mandrake 5.3
2.then all rpm files from mandrake
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