Funny you should mention that. I have a Soyo K7VX Dragon+ motherboard on
one of my systems. It's not the one I'm running linux on, but my on-board
sound did fail after just a few months. I had to buy a sound card to get my
TV card sound to work again. Line-out still works, but line-in stopped
I ran the dosutils/rawwrite.exe program to create my boot floppy under
windows. When you run that program, you have to point to the
images/cdrom.img file to create the floppy. Is that what you did?
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I will be doing home network with two-machine network pretty soon, but don't
have real experience yet. However, I found this that looked promising:
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/Home-Network-mini-HOWTO.html
HTH
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Someone posted a documentation question earlier and got a pretty good
answer, but I'm still trying to figure out the best way to find things out.
I guess I'm a little spoiled by MSDN. For instance, if I want to know about
file permissions, it would be Really Neat if there were a tool I could run
You know, just as I was hitting the send button I thought of that myself.
:-)
Must admit http://www.tldp.org/ looks pretty good. I think I might buy the
CD.
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I like this. Thanks.
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http://www.google.com/linux
I haven't done this lately, but I believe that when you originally installed
W98 it asks you if you want to create a W98 boot floppy (in case you run
into problems later, etc.). If you did that, you can boot from the floppy,
then run fdisk to wipe the disk and create partitions before doing the
I agree with this. I can't remember if the W2K install won't let you create
a fat32 partition. If that's the case, you can still use the W98 boot
floppy to create partitions with fdisk, then run W2K install. W2K (XP too)
is happy to install onto fat32.
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You're right about that. Most of the folks in my region have had cable
modems and/or DSL available for years, but I seem to live in a little pocket
that for some reason has been neglected on both fronts. The SBC commercials
say whatever it takes. Yeah, right. And what's this I keep reading
Hi,
I can't figure out how to use Gnome instead of KDE. I went into mandrake
control center, and under boot config set Launch graphical environment and
autologin with GNOME, but I'm still getting KDE. There must be somewhere
else to make the switch, yes?
Tim
Since you mentioned OE, with OE that came with IE6.0 I had sudden problems
which I finally tracked down to anti-virus. Since then I had to turn off
email scanning in anti-virus console and I can use OE again. Probably
doesn't apply to you, since my symptoms were quite different. Just a
thought.
Hi,
I installed Linux-Mandrake 9.0. Everything went pretty smooth. Selected
Gnome for default desktop. After install, upon reboot got first-time (I
think) screen, to do more configuration. This screen was unusable, because
the display was all messed up. I had basically three vertical bands
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