I've been working on setting up a new system at work, using an older Linux
box. The only trouble is the display settings for xwindows are not correct
for the new monotor, and as a result, when I run startx, I get nothing but
lots of moving horozontal lines.
I found xorg.conf, but I'm not sure what
From: "joe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Michael Hahn wrote:
>
> >First, thanks for the advice about how to get a shell instead of a KDE
> >session. Worked like a charm.
> >
> >Second, the box I'm planning to use as a server is a HP pavilion 503n,
whi
From: "Derek Jennings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Can you try choosing a static address just to eliminate any issue with the
> DHCP server? Pick a unique address on the same subnet as the router.
There
> should not be any need to alter your router configuration. It will not
care
> if you use a static a
From: "Anne Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>On Thursday 17 Feb 2005 05:10, Derek Jennings wrote:
>>
>> That NIC is very common and usually "just works". Before you start
worrying
>> about drivers you should check out some of the more obvious causes of
>> network problems.
>>
>> 1/ In MandrakeControlCe
First, thanks for the advice about how to get a shell instead of a KDE
session. Worked like a charm.
Second, the box I'm planning to use as a server is a HP pavilion 503n, which
has a RTL8139 Nic included in the motherboard. I've been trying to get the
machine up on the network, but each time I bo
Sorry for such a basic question - but I installed Mandrake
10.1 last night on a server I'm setting up, and I wanted it to default to
the shell, rather than KDE, on boot. I can't seem to figure out how to bypass
the very pretty, but unnessary, to even get it to just the
shell.
I found the problem. The Md5 checksums of the files I downloaded don't match
up the correct checksums. >< Back to waiting for a download.
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From: "Michael Hahn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 6:54 PM
Subject: [newb
Ok, on the advice of several people from this list, I downloaded the 10.1
ISO files, and burned them to CD. Initially the installation seemed to be
working fine, until I reached the end of Partitioning step. I set up the
partitioning, and selected next. I then received an
Internal Error: no kernal
From: "Richard Urwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Sunday 02 Jan 2005 1:53 pm, Michael Hahn wrote:
> > I choose 8.2 because I
> > already had the OS, and I can't really afford to pay for a new OS as
> > well as a new hard drive. ><
>
> Fair enough.
From: "Anne Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>On Saturday 01 Jan 2005 22:58, Michael Hahn wrote:
>> I recently needed to replace the hard drive in my M5305 notebook, and
>> decided to install my old copy of Mandrake Linux (8.2) on it. However,
when
>> I tried to
I recently needed to replace the hard drive in my M5305 notebook, and
decided to install my old copy of Mandrake Linux (8.2) on it. However, when
I tried to install, it reached Partition Check: hda (my new hard drive, a
Hitachi HTS424040MSAT00 40 GB) it freezes. It is accessing the HD, but
nothing
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