text always but I tried having it boot to init5 as a
test and quake3 still worked fine.
Abe
--- Francisco Alcaraz Ariza francisco@MU1-1A-u-0534
wrote:
Abe,
How do you start linux?, in a graphical login or in
the classic text one?
___
Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia (Spain)
El
working great over here.
abe
--- s [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, they work.
-s
On Thursday 10 May 2001 05:26 am, you wrote:
Has anyone managed to install Geforce Xfree4
drivers on Mandrake 8 yet?
I've not tried yet but didn't want to screw up my,
currently, working,
installation
http://xine.sourceforge.net
Works great, is being actively worked on and is easy
to build and install.
If you look around a bit you can kind a very complete
Xine version that has decss plugin included with it.
Try google.
Feel free to drop me a line if you have any question
sgetting it
well I tried to rebuild a package that I had
successfully built before with these commands:
rpm --rebuild --target=athlon ftp-0.17-4mdk.src.rpm
rpm --rebuild --target=k7 ftp-0.17-4mdk.src.rpm
and neither one of them worked. Here's an out put of
where it failed on every one of the packages.
wow man. Your as interested in this as I am! Cool.
I'm running mandrake 8.0 and it reports that I have
this gcc installed. 2.96-0.48mdk
Everything goes fine with the builds until I get that
error message then it barfs. I can see the build
querying the compiler to see if it supports athlon
PROTECTED] wrote:
Rpm knows nothing about the K7 and the Athlon.
You need to compile it for the i586 but pass Athlon
switches to the compiler
via RPM...
Read the MAN...
-JMS
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abram olson
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hmm, in total I've tried this with 6 different
packages and I get the same error with all of them so
I don't think it's necessarily package related.
I tried rebuilding gcc as i686 and it hung at the end
when it was trying to write some pdf file??? I'll try
it again though and see what happens.
I noticed that the version of gcc included with mdk
8.0 offers some athlon specific optimizations.
Currently my system rebuilds src.rpms and source from
tar balls as i686. How can I tell the compiler to use
athlon optimizations?
I've looked through the rpm website, the gcc manuals,
the LDP and
Probably. I've already done that in any case with
Todd from mandrakes' help. So the question is this:
I've got an athlon compiled kernel now how do I make
athlon compiled packages?
Abe
--- michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you have to
rebuild your kernel
I noticed that huge amount of time too Vic. I was
running DrakConf from a console and in the console
there was about a million error messages saying
something to the effect that the file type is not
understood. After about 15 minutes of that drakfont
finially got done. I;ve seen this behaviour
that is really weird! I've done four installs of
mandrake 8 so far and they have all been subtely
different. I did a recommended install on my
brothers machine and it yielded a system that was
windows for all intents and purposes.
I'm not sure of the exact numbers as far as size/bit
rate
I did an expert install of 8.0 and grip was setup to
make mp3's using bladeenc
I immediately changed it to make .oggs cause they
sound better and are about the same size as mp3's.
Xmms should play .oggs by the way. There is an
xmms-ogg-vorbis package on the cd's that you can
install to make it
what is this kapm-idled thing and why can I not kill
it? Why can I not disable it? Why is it absolutely
there against my will? It takes up between 50 and
100% of my cpu on all monitoring progs making them
USELESS and eventually causes my system to lock and
crash. I uninstalled ALL kde
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