I wish I knew where the story is located, but Linus was bitten by one, so
he chose to use it as a mascot. Kinda, I think thats rite {:o)
John
Russ Westbrook wrote:
Hi All,
I am really new to this Linux thing. I actually only became aware of
it a couple of months ago and didn't really
http://www.penguinpower.com for the real story
Michael Scottaline wrote:
Why the penguin?
It's cute and I actually like it, I was just wondering how a penguin
got hooked up being associated with Linux. Just curious.
Thanks
Russ
Linus' choice actually. There are a bunch of apocryphal
Rich, Mandrake is Red Hat 5.2. Shut down restart your computer. on its
boot up hit the del key. this will allow you to get into the bios in the
advance section you will find the boot sequence. It should be listed as A:,
C:, by using page up or page down the selection should change to cdrom
Get a Life Keep the HTML
"E. Cook" wrote:
Thanks for the help. Sorry bout the HTML posts... (LOL)
Erik
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I used what you suggested and Mandrake loaded without a hitch.
John
Tom Berger wrote:
On Don, 25 Mär 1999, you wrote: / Am Don, 25 Mär 1999 schrieben Sie:
Hi:
I changed the BIOS setting so that my system would boot from my CD-ROM E:
drive.
Did you enter 'E:' or 'CDROM' in your BIOS
I just read at http://axion.physics.ubc.ca/ppp-linux.html that a winmodem will not
work on Linux
John
Michael Doyle wrote:
On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, you wrote:
Michael Doyle wrote:
G'day All
There was a post in one of the mailing list, a few weeks ago, reference
Win-modems and how
I have installed 5.3 with both choices for the moniter., the lowest and the
highest. The same results. I can't get rid of the Gimp installation, it comes up
on the next startup.
John
Kuraiken wrote:
Bob Bonifield wrote:
Yes, I have had this problem is settings as well. Your problem
Guys set your bios to cdrom- c: boot, put the Mandrake cd in. make sure that
you know which HD is which. Let fdisk id the two drives and hit the spacebar
for the one that you are going to use, use the command to erase the partitions.
I then rebooted the machine and when the failure - skip drive
Thanks man, none of that stuff worked. I had to ust the kpm command and kill all gimps
on
that page. I don't know if I'll ever need that program or not, but now it's gone off
the
desktop.
Kuraiken wrote:
jowilker wrote:
I have installed 5.3 with both choices for the moniter., the lowest
