I neglected to take out my boot disc when I was making a floppy, and
overwrote it. I am dual booting, and use a boot disc to get to linux.
I need to make a new bootdisc and am unsure how to. Here's what I
tried: I loaded tomsrtbt into my box, and mounted my linux partition,
and gave the command
I saw that the new magazine, Maximum Linux, includes a copy of mdk 7.0,
as well as a copy of Storm Linux. Does anyone know if this is version
7.0-2, or 7.0?
tia
russell
disk druid never worked for me...try linux fdiskit's the best way to carve
your hd
Dave wrote:
> Heya guys,
>
> (before I start, I did check the archives and I did see a couple messages
> about this , but they all related to FAT32 systems...)
> I just installed Win2k on a new 13 gig HD w
Running Linux by Matt Welsh/et al from O'Reilly. If you did a poll I
believe that this book would be the most recommended. It's available at
most book stores, such as Barnes & Noble, and of course from on line
purveyors like amazon.
Russell
Philomena wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can anyone recommend
I have the same mouse, and have had difficulty getting the scrolling feature to
work. I chose generic mouse drivers during the install, and my mouse works
fine except for scrolling. If you really need scrolling support, check this
out... http://www.linux.ie/beginners-linux-guide/intellimouse.htm
I am running mandrake 6.0. So far I haven't run into any problems, but
if anyone knows of known problems/bug fixes for this release, I would be
most grateful for a pointer to any relevant url's.
tia
russell
I'm not so crazy about n.s.'s mail, and i would like to try Pine to send
and retrieve mail on my Linux partition. I am using MD 6.0. Is there
an rpm for pine on the distro? If not, could someone tell me the steps
I would need to take to get and use Pine? Any info would be much
appreciated.
ti
Can someone tell me how to mount my windoz partition, and make a
directory there to use for linux? I would like to direct error
messages, and log files to windoz from linux. I know this is a really
newbie ?.
hda1windoz 98 fat 32
hda 2 linux native
hda3linux swap
mandrake 6.0 200mmx
i'm running mandrake 6.0 on a 200mmx with 96 megs of ram
after configuring kppp in kde, i querry the modem and it is ok
when i dial my isp my connection drops and i get this error:
the pppd dameon died unexpectedly
this is the log
Feb 23 17:32:09 localhost pppd (2215) : pppd 2.3.7 started by
bu
i had the same problem...try checking _no_ at this prompt...when i did, the rest of the
install worked...
Jaguar wrote:
> At one point I found a HOWTO on Toshiba laptops...maybe do a search of
> ""toshiba laptops" and "linux"".
> HTH
> Jaguar
>
> David Michael Felice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
i have a dual boot box (windoze 98/lm 6.0) on a 5.1 gig wd hd...when i
partitioned the drive i gave 4 gigs to windoz, (c), and i gig to use for
linux, (d), (hda1=windoz, hda2=linux swap, hda3=/, hda4=/home)...i used
linux fdisk to partition the 1 gig...a friend of mine went to linux
world expo, an
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