with mine.
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freshen up my installation, short of starting
from scratch? Also, I know that, by nature, ext2 is efficient, but is there
a defrag program out there?
Thanks for your help.
Paul
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actually IN Linux.
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- Original Message -
From:
Tomasz
Wzietek
To: Linux
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Sent: Thursday, April 01
Hi Agi,
Well, there is. You can setup a late version of the Linux kernel
(anything newer than 2.1.119 should do) with vesafb and use the
XF86_FBDev server with it. Anthony D'Amico has a nice introduction how
to do this at http://www.uno.edu/~adamico/banshee/,
where he describes how to get
Are you downloading files as SOURCE or TEXT? I know
Netscape Communicator gives you the option, I forget if kfm does. This
owuld be the equivalent of GETting a .ZIP binary from an FTP with ASCII mode
set.
Paul
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nks,
Paul
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of XFree86, not your
kernel).
Paul
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a recent kernel (at least 2.0.36 that comes with
Mandrake 5.2) and recompile it to include VFAT support. You would then add an
entry to your fstab and/or lilo.conf to mount the FAT32 partition. It is
possible, as I have done it.
Paul
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s anyone else
knows a workaround?)
Paul
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Thanks to all of you that graciously helped me out with my
previous problems. I've asked folks on #kde and #linux (EFnet IRC), but I
can't get a straight answer, and since Mandrake's support area is seriously
lacking (unless I'm missing something)...
I currently have 5.2 installed as
Definitely!
If you like I'll send you my lilo.conf file that you would
install into the MBR by lilo -v -- as I have virtually the exact
same configuration (drive capacities are different).
You'll want lilo on the /hda1, which will either pass
control onto the Windows partition, or load the
Michael,
I have FAT32 on my primary partition, but I have had no
configuration problems whatsoever. Of course, in order to access the
partition once you're in Linux, you'll need VFAT support compiled into your
kernel. My advice would be to stay away from Partition Magic or similar
Is your Win98 partition mounted in Linux? If it's a
FAT16 drive then you'll need to mount is as 'mount -t msdos
/dev/hdxx (fill in 'xx' with your Win partition) /win98'
If it's FAT32, make sure you have VFAT support compiled
into your kernel, instead of 'msdos,' plug in 'vfat' -- this is
Well, I got everything working as far as running X with my
Voodoo Banshee card... my problem now has to do with KDE. I downloaded the
1.1 update from the FTP site (all of the RPMs from the distr. directory) - it
asked for qt 1.42, which I installed --
Something went wrong and I can't load
: [newbie] Wow - another one
On Wed, Feb 10, 1999 at 08:13:33PM -0500, Paul A. Bernicchi
wrote: 2.) Is there a simple way to recompile my kernel
with the 486/Pentium instruction sets? I understand that distribution
Linux is made to work on the lowest common denominator -- the i386. I
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