An easier way is to just make a boot disk (you can use the dd command or the
Mandrake Control Center). After installing Windows, boot into GNU/Linux
using your boot disk. After you log in, become root and type:
/sbin/lilo -v
That will reinstall lilo.
On Sunday 27 October 2002 12:46 pm,
Try AlsaMixerGUI.
On Sunday 27 October 2002 02:40 pm, Miark wrote:
With 8.2, Kmixer had a slide control that changed the volume of my rear
speakers for my SoundBlaster Live! value card.
Now, running 9.0, I have no rear sound, and none of the KMixer controls
is helping. Ditto with Aumix.
This book is a must have for any UNIX system programmer:
http://www.textbookx.com/product_detail.php?detail_isbn=0201563177type=keywords=advanced+programming+in+unix+searchtype=stdstart_num=0order_by=
Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment
Stevens, W. Richard
ISBN: 0201563177
Published:
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From: Todd Flinders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, October 12
kernel?
Just wondering
Noah
On Saturday 12 October 2002 10:14, Todd Flinders wrote:
You're not in the correct directory. You need to be in the directory
that holds the Makefile.
cd /usr/src/linux
make menuconfig
On Saturday 12 October 2002 07:38 am, Noah Hicks wrote
Have you told Konqueror via its settings to display hidden files?
On Sunday 13 October 2002 11:23 pm, Michael Adams wrote:
Just curious, does this work for hidden files and directories as well. Konq
will go into a tar but not see the . files.
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002 17:49, Franki wrote:
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You're not in the correct directory. You need to be in the directory that
holds the Makefile.
cd /usr/src/linux
make menuconfig
On Saturday 12 October 2002 07:38 am, Noah Hicks wrote:
This must be a stupid question but I am going to ask it anyway. Is it not
true that to
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From: Todd Flinders [mailto:flindet;attbi.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 11:12 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Gtk/gtk.h: No such file or directory
Well, you may have got more errors, but that's okay. You will never
compile
if you can't
No, this is not hardware specific. 8.2 worked fine in this machine as well.
Plus many other 9.0 users on the list reported similar problems. I'm almost
certain it's a 9.0 supermount problem. Disabling supermount allowed me to
immediately install those same CDs without problem.
My guess is
This seems silly to me, but I happen to have a Pioneer DVD-115 and a Yamaha
8/8/16.
Again, it seems like you're missing this. Supermount worked perfectly on this
exact hardware with 8.2. As soon as 9.0 was installed, certain CDs could not
be read by supermount. Lots of testing showed this
This probably won't help, but check in the laptop's BIOS and make sure that
Plug Pray OS is turned off (if applicable). It sounds like it's having
difficulty detecting your hardware. Turning this off should help.
On Friday 11 October 2002 02:07 pm, Jason Drushel wrote:
Hi guys, new to the
Well, this is odd that you would get a .c by itself. You should normally have
a configure script and a Makefile. If you do, you should also have a file
called INSTALL which is a textfile with installation instructions. If you
don't have INSTALL most compilations and installations using
If the military makes changes to OOo and the binaries of those changes stay
in-house, then they are not violating the GPL if the code stays in-house as
well. The violation would only occur if they distributed the binaries, which
in your scenario of a raised security classification wouldn't
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From: Todd Flinders [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 9:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Windblows
If the military makes changes to OOo and the binaries of those
Several of my GNU/Linux native games from a variety of vendors (Loki, LGP,
etc) had problems installing from the CD-ROM as well. When I disabled
supermount, they all installed flawlessly. Something is definitely up with
supermount. But it seems to be working fine for small day-to-day tasks.
The problem is that if they started with GPL code, it is not entirely their
work and they must honor the license of the code they chose to incorperate.
I don't know much about this situation, but if they distributed code in
binary form that included GPL'd code nested within their logic then
There are tons of them. I believe kazaa has a linux version itself.
Check http://www.google.com/linux and http://freshmeat.net
On Sunday 07 October 2001 09:53 am, Robert Beach wrote:
Is there a program for linux that you can use for finding mp3's or movies.
Sorta like Kazaa or Morpheus?
On Tuesday 08 October 2002 06:42 am, Damian wrote:
I'm sure your interpretation of it is the correct one Todd. I just don't
think the correct answer was to force development to stop by being
obnoxious.
I was not advocating anyone being obnoxious. I also had nothing to do with
the
Hi, Eric:
Just hit the space bar to go past the more. It's going to make you page
through the entire license so that you have the opportunity to read it before
it will create the .rpm file for you.
When that's done just type:
rpm -ivh j2sdk*rpm
On Saturday 05 October 2002 09:41 pm,
I'm not familiar with Komba, but I do set up Samba networks. In Komba there's
probably a place to send your username and password. Make sure that is
correct.
In your Samba Configuration, I believe you need to tell it to send encrypted
passwords. If memory serves me correctly GNU/Linux
A lot of programs are indeed missing. I think this was done to make room
for the Internationalization on the 3rd CD and to keep a 100% separation in
the distro between Free and non-Free software.
I have found that MOST (not all) of the missing software is found under the
contrib section of
Go to:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/ftp.php3
Assuming you are using an Athlon or a Pentium, click on Mandrake 9.0/i586 ISO
Image. Choose a mirror closest to you and then download:
README
md5sums.90
Mandrake90-cd1-inst.i586.iso
It's been a long time since I've used Windows, but in Adaptec there will be an
option of some sort to to from an image/iso. That's what you want. The
README file you'll find on the FTP site you download the .iso's from will
actually have instructions on how to burn using Adaptec.
Once you
I would check your /etc/pluggerrc file and make sure nothing screwy is going
on there. Then check in Konqueror's Settings under File Association for any
of the Realplayer associatations. Make sure RealPlayer is at the top of the
General and Embedding tabs.
On Sunday 06 October 2002 12:36
Or try:
XFDrake -expert
--- Carl Fletcher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed 8.0 on a celeron 433, 128 ram and
voodoo3 2000 tonight. I wasn't
given a choice of versions concerning XFree86 and
it installed 3.3.6.
I have a K6-2 450 with Voodoo 3 2000 that installed
fine (although I
Using your windows boot disk type the following at the
prompt:
fdisk /mbr
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all. I'm having a big, big problem. I can
uninstall LM just fine, but
after I do I'm stuck with a computer that refuses to
boot! It comes up with
that GRUB program, but it can't
I just asked this question a few days ago. In short,
Civileme said one partititon can have up to 128 gigs
and multiple partititons and drives can have more.
Check the archive for the exact details.
The subject was: Can Linux see 90 gigs?
--- Paul R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I going to buy a
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/Tutorial/CDburner/
--- Roberto Herrero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've installed LM 7.2 on my brand new desktop with a
Pioneer DVD-116 drive
and a CD/RW Samsung SW-408. The drives seem to be
recognized by the
installation, since directories cdrom and
In Software Manager change the drop down list (just
above the where the packages are listed) to either
Updates Only or Uninstalled Only to see only new
packages (updates being new versions of installed
packages, of course). For updates, I prefer the Flat
List tab.
--- Marc Audard [EMAIL
Type:
lsmod
and look for ide-scsi
--- Roberto Herrero [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 24 May 2001 19:22, Todd Flinders wrote:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/Tutorial/CDburner/
I've followed the recommendations in that page. Now,
I have
lrwxrwxrwx1 root root
In Software Manager change the drop down list (just
above the where the packages are listed) to either
Updates Only or Uninstalled Only to see only new
packages (updates being new versions of installed
packages, of course). For updates, I prefer the Flat
List tab.
--- Marc Audard [EMAIL
PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 22 May 2001 12:56, Todd Flinders wrote:
Yes, I'm especially interested in Civileme's tool
he's
working on to install a Maxtor controller card. I
wonder if I should get that for RAID 0 instead of
the
3ware. 3ware has good support, but only goes up
to
ATA 66
. I haven't heard anything from
anyone using a TDK in Linux.
--- Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was Tue, 22 May 2001 15:21:23 -0700 (PDT) when
Todd Flinders wrote:
Plextor and TDK's are rated as the best in the
Windows' world. I haven't personally tested them
in
Linux, but when
For particularly stubborn processes, use:
kill -9 PID
--- bascule [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have just had to reboot to kill two processes that
i otherwise couldn't
kill; cdda2wav and cdrecord, both were left running
after xcdroast crashed,
and although i issued the command 'kill (pid
To link ide-scsi to hdd, type:
ln -s /dev/scd0 /dev/cdrom1
Although, this was probably already done for you if
the writer was installed during the Mandrake
installation.
--- John Farrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 18 May 2001 05:26, Walter Luffman wrote:
On Thursday 17 May 2001 06:21,
After you've installed Linux Mandrake 7.2, just use
Linuxconf to setup the LNE100TX. Crazy, I know, but
that is what worked for me.
With Linuxconf, I just chose the tulip driver it
offered me in the drop down list.
milt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Installed Mandrake Linux 7.2 the other night. It
Make sure you have installed and are running the
telnet and ftp deamons. For example:
service telnetd status
--- Diane Mairs-Ingram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have mandrake linux installed on machine that I
want to be able to telnet, ftp or ssh into from
other hosts on the LAN.
hdparm -Tt /dev/hda or whatever
--- Irv Mullins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 22 May 2001, you wrote:
Please let us know as soon as you have the disk
optimizer available for testing, I'll be happy to
test
it for you. I am using and IBM 7200 RPM ATA 100
hard
drive and I'm not
Yes, I'm especially interested in Civileme's tool he's
working on to install a Maxtor controller card. I
wonder if I should get that for RAID 0 instead of the
3ware. 3ware has good support, but only goes up to
ATA 66.
How important is ATA 100 anyway for RAID 0??? Should
I even be concerned
Yes, this can be troubling. However, Chris Molnar
wrote a reply on Slashdot that was interesting.
I'm very bummed that he quit. He was definitely a
large help to this list! It was because of him that
my KDE 2.1 on 7.2 was so easy.
Chris Molnar, Civileme, and Todd Lyons are three
developers
Plextor and TDK's are rated as the best in the
Windows' world. I haven't personally tested them in
Linux, but when this was discussed before, someone
said they were successfully using a Plextor.
--- TezcatlipocA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Creative Labs 4224E. Old and slow but it
works.
Ctrl-Alt-F7 is where X is hanging out.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When breaking out of X to go to another virtual
terminal (using
Ctrl+Alt+Fxx), how do you bring X back up? I
noticed that doing this
doesn't kill X like doing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace, so I
would think that
there would be a
Hold the cursor over the meter for a moment (in Sound
Mixer) and a help box comes up telling you what the
particular meter will adjust.
--- bascule [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
having a sound blaster live means having lots of
mixer entries that i don't
understand, having played around i have
You can mail order the boxed set, I'm sure.
Yes, here is the URL. It ships at the end of May:
http://www.mandrakesoft.com/products/buyit/getit?wslang=en
--- poogle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 22 May 2001 14:40, you wrote:
Yes, this can be troubling. However, Chris Molnar
wrote a
so.
Then this may fix the sound for KDE.
What applications have you tried for sound?
--- milt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:29 PM 5/21/2001 -0700, Todd Flinders wrote:
After you've installed Linux Mandrake 7.2, just use
Linuxconf to setup the LNE100TX. Crazy, I know,
but
that is what
gunzip filename.zip
-or-
gzip -d filename.zip
--- Sam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marcia,
do you mean using Archiver with .ZIP files in LM8?
You'll first have to
install the zip package using Mandrake Software
Manager - it isn't
installed by default.
On Monday 21 May 2001 06:14,
You could also buy a notebook with Linux already
loaded. Therefore, you could expect everything to
work without hassles. One such place to purchase
Linux notebooks is the following:
http://www.qlitech.net/products/laptops/index.html
I believe that Dell now also offers notebooks with
Linux
Yeah, complete is simply a workstation install. It
does have some stuff that the download version doesn't
have. The download version is ONLY GPL software. The
Complete boxed set will have non-GPL software (like
Star Office and Real Player). However, the linux
itself is a bit slim because it
Do they offer the PowerPack at Walmart?
--- Riker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Quincy, IL in the Midwest of the US. It
was there as of Saturday
and was sold out today. They had five copies on the
shelf when I purchased my
copy.
Riker
On Sunday 20 May 2001 12:25 pm, you
Yes, I successfully installed netcfg several months
ago on 7.2. It should work. In fact, every Red Hat
RPM that I've tried has worked with my Mandrake so
far.
If you have the choice, get the mdk rpm. However, Red
Hat rpms do tend to work. Afterall, mandrake does
claim to be red hat
The bind package you installed was the source code.
You need to compile it. To compile it, go to the
directory where you download it to and type the
following (as root):
rpm --rebuild bind*src.rpm
That should compile the source code and if all goes
well it will create a binary file of bind
Try rpm -Fvh rpmname.rpm
-F freshens. So, it should only update with files
that are newer and replace missing files.
--- brandon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you still have the original rpm, you can do a:
rpm -qpil rpmname and that will show you what files
the rpm has
it will also tell
edit /etc/lilo.conf to include windows 98.
Then run /sbin/lilo
See this page for details:
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/install/iboot.html
--- marshall weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I just upgraded to Mandrake 8.0 from 7.2. I can no
longer dual boot
between linux and Win
Yes, all messages sent from this list will have
[newbie] in the subject line. Therefore, you should
be able to create a filter based on that and have the
newbie messages go to their own folder.
--- TezcatlipocA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Please excuse my Newbieness but I have a
Also try http://www.bastille-linux.org
--- brandon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't use a firewall, but I found this one:
http://www.astaro.com/products/index.html
it seems to have a nice graphical interface to
configure with.
Hope it helps you..
Brandon
On Fri, 18 May 2001, Rod
Have you tried setting the printers up with kups?
That makes it super easy.
Configuration-Printers-Kups
--- John Rye [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a cross-post.
I've set up a local network of 2 1/2 machines (well
one is only half
working til I find some monitor specs grin), and I
Okay, first of all, Mandrake comes installed with
kaffe which is basically a clone of Java 1.1 (I
think). It's old and tends to be rather inconvenient
these days.
You want to remove that before you install the new
java. Well, maybe you can have both, but I always
remove kaffe.
rpm -e kaffe
I have a Logitech cordless Mouseman+ which gave me
wheel problems. As a work around, I was able to get
the mouse to work by first selecting the Logitech
Mouseman driver. Then I cancelled out and chose the
Generic PS/2 with Wheel driver. That worked
perfectly. If I chose the generic driver
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3
Be sure to check unsubscribe after entering your
email address.
--- manic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Sir,
how do I get off the mailing list as I
am being innundated with E-mails.
manic.
Actually, I wondered about that too. rc1 will mean
Release Candidate 1 which means it is not the final
release. It is past beta testing, but not considered
final.
I don't know what FCS is. It had the more current
date and it is what I am using.
To uncompress a .bz file do the following:
You have to load the NVIDIA_kernel driver AND the
NVIDIA_GLX driver.
The fact that you only mentioned the GLX driver makes
me suspicious.
In a terminal type:
lsmod
And see if you the driver Nvidia is listed. If not,
you do not have the kernel module loaded. You need to
install NVIDIA_kernel
Probably:
service iptables restart
--- Jon Doe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I stop then restart iptables?
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You MAY get X 3.3.6 to load with the nv driver using
a GeForce 2 MX, but if you want 3D accelartion (Open
GL), you must use Nvidia's drivers from nvidia.com.
Nvidia's drivers REQUIRE X 4 to work. The
instructions on the site specifically state that they
will not work for X 3. So, you are
Try putting quotes around the directory's path.
--- Franki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have put my script for chmod and chown of /var/www
in cond.daily
When it runs, it errors on alot of directorys
because some of the old web
sites have spaces in their directory or file
Try KDE's kups. I find that easiest for me to set up
printers.
My HP 850C works fine. You'll likely get about 3
drivers to choose from. It will behoove you to try
them all and pick the best for your default.
I understand you can tweak them and certain drivers
are better at certain tasks.
I have sent the CDs. You'll have them in a few days.
They're on their way. Enjoy.
--- Todd Flinders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll send it to you. I assume you want it sent to
the
address at the bottom. You should have it in a few
days.
--- Bob Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
Yes, use eth1 for the second card.
One card should be hooked up to the DSL. The other
card should be hooked up to the internal private
network. This server with the two cards can act as
the router and the firewall.
Give eth1 similar information as eth0. It's probably
easiest to get them both
from .src.rpm on my mdk 8
system
with no problems for a few weeks now ;-)
Try downloading the src.rpms and rebuilding them
yourself.
Abe
--- Todd Flinders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I just found out some more. Avatar from
evil3d.net posted that there was a problem
Or better yet just use the Software Manager to install
the games packages.
--- Darin Lang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 5/10/01 12:11 PM, A. Rick Anderson at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where are all the games located? I've only loaded
KDE (ie no Gnome). In
previous releases, they were
:
I tried that. All I get is Toys and five really
dumb demo-type games.
According to package manager, I should have freeCiv
and a bunch of others
loaded.
They ain't showing up.
At 03:25 PM 5/10/2001 -0700, Todd Flinders wrote:
They are under Amusements. Right at the very top
I saw in the CVS that WineX is working on getting
Black White to run. Check out www.transgaming.com
for more details.
--- Sridhar Dhanapalan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 10 May 2001 15:49, matty mo wrote:
are any of the following available for linux? i'm
willing to buy them if they
!
--- Todd Flinders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Abe, I am using a GeForce 2 GTS like you are.
However, my Shogo immediately crashes complaing
about
SDL when I try to use OpenGL mode. It works under
Software Mode, but obviously that is undesirable.
Since Shogo is working for you
Civilization II is not out for Linux (AFAIK), but you
can play with freeciv. It came with your Mandrake and
it is very similar.
Also, there is Civilization: Call to Power. You can
purchase that here:
http://www.tuxgames.com/details.cgi?gameref=6id=77856nc=989531480
You can purchase SimCity
They are under Amusements. Right at the very top of
the K Menu.
--- A. Rick Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where are all the games located? I've only loaded
KDE (ie no Gnome). In
previous releases, they were located under a games
menu option. Now, even
though the package manager
I'll send it to you. I assume you want it sent to the
address at the bottom. You should have it in a few
days.
--- Bob Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've been reading the mail in here for a couple
weeks. I've tried
getting both disks via modem but my 28.8 connect
isn't
some help from them with smpeg.
good luck!
Abe
--- Todd Flinders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Abe:
Thanks for the advice. I am using the nvidia
drivers.
I did rebuild them from source and I did remove
the
conflicting mesa files. I am VERY confident that
X
is
loading
Well, Retail vs OEM will require research. Sometimes
they are identical. Sometimes there are vast
differences.
However, I will say that the Plextor is BY FAR
superior to the Yamaha. This is especially true of
Yamaha's latest drive.
I own a Yamaha and I would gladly switch to Plextor.
The
Abe, I am using a GeForce 2 GTS like you are.
However, my Shogo immediately crashes complaing about
SDL when I try to use OpenGL mode. It works under
Software Mode, but obviously that is undesirable.
Since Shogo is working for you, would you be so kind
as to post what version of SDL and SMPEG
You can get Quake 1 here, but you'd better check for
availability (Note that this link is the publisher):
http://www.macmillansoftware.com/detail_software.cfm?item=1575952718
You can get Quake 2 here, but again, check
availability (This is also the publisher):
Oh, I forget the exact steps, but basically right
click on the time and choose Edit Date and Time (or
something like that). It will bring up a window.
There is a country selection that defaults to Africa
(I guess it's in alphabetical order?). Change that to
US and it will be fine once you
Here's the info for Webcam II. It MIGHT be useful:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/hardware/usbcreativevideoblaster.html
Here's something else that MIGHT help:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/hardware/ezwebcam.html
--- Lúcio Costa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everybody.
Can
In KDE:
Right click on the clock. Click Date Time Format.
For country select United States of America (us)
(assuming you are US for desiring this time).
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ronald How do you change the (default) military
time (I want a 12 hour
Ronald clock) on the panel
Okay, again, I am in NT. :( I wish I had received
this message while I was still at home. You need to
add the user parameter toward the end of the entry
in your /etc/fstab and you will have what you want.
It will mount the partitions upon bootup and it will
be accessible to normal users.
Try an md5sum on your .iso files to make sure the
download went okay and that the files weren't corrupt.
I would expect X to work fine with your video card.
Something peculiar is happening.
--- Per Einar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have downloaded the 2 Mandrake 8.0 CDs, and burnt
First set up smb-client so that Linux can access the
Windows machine. You can do this easily under
Networking-Samba Configuration.
Then load kups (I think it's
Configuration-Printer)and (if your samba is working)
it will easily install the windows printer.
--- Mike G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fonts:
Konqueror-Settings-Configure Konqueror-KDE Web
Browsing-Appearance
KDE Control Center-LookNFeel-Fonts
Anti-Aliasing:
KDE Control Center-LookNFeel-Style
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If D: is the second partition on that drive it is
hda2. If it is the second hard drive, it should be
hdb1.
--- kaab kaoutar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way how to unmount :()
I mean if i delete the mounted files does it delete
from windws ? :(
how to mount D drive ?cause when i typed
You can add this mounting to your /etc/fstab file.
This will cause Linux to mount windows upon booting.
You need to add the users permission to allow users
to mount/umount the drive. I don't remember the exact
syntax (unfortunately, I am in NT right now), but you
will see others in /etc/fstab
This is an NVidia driver error. I've never
experienced it, but I've read about others with it.
Try older drivers, read the troubleshooting section of
the README, and contact Nvidia.
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They do have an alias. I don't remember where it's
defined, though.
Until you find it, you can do rm -f, but please be
careful.
--- Jordan Elver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How do I remove stuff i.e. rm -r folder/ without
having to type yes to every
file in the folder?
I thought there
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/install/kupgrade.html
--- Carlos Berardi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
1. What packages do i need to download to rebuild my
kernel
2. Where can i find a guide or how-to to rebuild my
kernel
Carlos Berardi
X -version
--- Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just trying to find this so that I could check
to see which version of
X I am running, and to my surprise, Mandrake 8.0
doesn't seem to have one???
I am running the Release Candidate 1 (FWIW).
Thanks,
Steven
Steve,
First of all try turning on Anti-Aliased fonts.
Bring up the KDE Control Center. Click LookNFeel.
Click Style. Click the Use Anti-Aliasing for fonts
and icons checkbox.
Click Fonts on the left. Go through the listed fonts
replacing them with the fonts you prefer. Note that
you can
Or, you can simply type:
X -version
from either the terminal or the console.
[pj_hooker@flindet pj_hooker]$ X -version
XFree86 Version 4.0.3 / X Window System
(protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6400)
Release Date: 16 March 2001
If the server is older than 6-12 months,
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/Tutorial/CDburner/
--- Jim Dawson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could someone tell me how to configure LM7.2 to read
from a
IDE CD-RW drive?
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Okay, now that you have that Aureal file, copy it to a
directory where you would like to expand it. For
example:
cp Aureal*tar.gz /home/g-couch/
Then you can execute the following command to expand
the compressed file and it should place everything in
it's own subdirectory:
cd /home/g-couch
You're trying to execute messages which (correct me if
I'm wrong) is a log file. You said you want to read
it with more so type this instead:
more /var/log/messages
Or even better, use less:
less /var/log/messages
--- g [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 27 April 2001 01:51 pm, David E. Fox
I've had problems with this as well. I select grub
during install, but I usually get LILO anyway. Once
it installed grub, but did not load the console with
the resolution I requested.
I have tried several times with Mandrake Control
Center to load Grub and it always boots with Lilo. I
try to
I am using LNE100TX flawlessly in all of those
environments.
There must be some sort of conflict with your LNE100TX
and the onboard network card??? Can you disable it?
You should be able to use both, but something weird is
happening to you.
LNE100TX certainly works in Linux and Windows.
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