Four notified me that they could not install. All these were readable and
copyable in Windows and I have since reput them with no problem by
installing with Install Software. The names are shortened at bit - if you
have any doubts - lemmi know.
gnome-mime-data
tcsh-6.12 -4
is the
correct way to do that? (and should I bother) ?
(still working on trying to print with the Epson thru the LAN from the
right box - [while in Windows] ). Having now installed 9.1 on that box
(dual booting with XP) printing works just fine.)
On Thursday 19 Jun 2003 6:18 pm, Ralph Bagwell wrote
Along these lines When I boot up my machine go directly to KDE. If I want
to select to run gnome (for instance) at booting time how do I do that?
Surely pressing some key at some time in the booting process will offer me
that menu - when I logout I do get to this menu.
Ralph
Want to buy your
I have now several suggestions and "howtos" on
cleaning up my failed install from you kind people -many thanks - Seems that
removing partitions for the Linux install is the answer - I am now doing what
all said do - backing up to another drive on my LAN -
I notice that Partition Magic
My 9.1 install went"so-so" on my "left"
machine ( I simply replaced the drive - installed XP - left half of the 40 GB
available - ) Four "things" failed to install - two from the first disk and two
from the second disk. When Linux failed to boot , I selected "Linux - nonfb" and
it booted .
My effort to install Mandrake 9.1 on a PC that has
Windows XP already installed has stopped at the "partitioning" phase twice . I
now recall a comment somewhere that Linux doesn't like NTFS systems - Can I
install on this XP machine that is using NTFS? If not can I use Partition Magic
and
Hi Joe,
I have gaim up and working just fine with AOL,MSN and Yahoo messenger
programs.
I was never able to follow your instructions using urpmi - I tried :
urpmi.addmedia texstar
ftp://ftp.bahcesehir.edu.tr/pub/texstar/mandrake/9.1/rpms with hdlist.cz
many times and never got it to work. I
Sure thing. My smb.conf file is at /etc/samba/ . It says under [printers]
path = /var/spool/samba and yes my jobs are there.
It also says workgroup = MDKGROUP under [global]
Is this file editable? And does it config samba ?
Ralph - could you look at /etc/smb.conf to see where it is locating
Thanks a lot Joe BUT:
I have the program running but can only get AOL to work. I have only two
options AOL/ICQ and TOC (whatever that is) as proocols available,.
I was unable to follow your instructions on setting up the urpmi deal.
But I now know how to make the amsn program run - which gives
Really great help derek - thanks
ralph
How do I get an icon on the desktop that runs the program ?
./amsn means run the application amsn which will be found in the current
directory. It would also work if you typed /path/to/directory/amsn
In Linux any file can be executable if the
help newbie
My 9.1 install went great - I can surf the web,
listen to CD's , view images and play mp3's - etc -but I can't get my printer to
work which is shared on another computer on my LAN.
When I run "Mandrake Control Center 9.1" , under
the "hardware" tab I select "PrinterDrake helps you set up
I downloaded the mardrake image file and made the boot.img floppy . Each
time I try to boot I get an error saying "crc errorVFS: Cannot open root
device 08:22 - Kernal panic:VFS Unable to mount root fs on 08:22.
I downloaded the image again and got the exact same results.
I tried booting
the mandrake version because I am told it includes video drivers for my TXPRO
board
which has an integrated video.
Thanks again.
Ralph
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Ralph Bagwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I downloaded the mardrake image file and made the boot.img floppy . Each
time I try to boot I get
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