When you go to install Linux, it will ask you which drive and you will
have the opportunity to set up the required swap file as well as the Linux
file system. The installer routine will format everything as you request.
I will leave it to others to tell you WHICH specification to use for
Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
I had the same problem, but (probably) with a different program. I don't
remember which program, but there were inter-dependencies between two or
three sets of files, and none of them would install because they all
needed each other. What a pain!
I finally got fed up and told
I think it was either Linux Format or Linux Magazine that had an
article on this a couple of months ago. Check out their websites and see
if the article on how to set up a multi-boot system is posted.
LeRoy
What is the best wa y to set up a duel boot between two different Linux
distros? I
When you are in command line/text mode, does the GUI start if you type
startx?
LeRoy
I have just upgraded from 9.0 to 9.2 and My computer is now running
about as well as when I ran windows :o(
Firstly, In lilo if i select linux 9.2 boots ok, but into text mode.
The nice pretty GUI has gone
When I installed the Nvidia drivers for my Dell Inspiron 8500 the image
went from having a 3-4 cm black band on the left and right sides (with the
nv driver) to completely filling the screen! I don't play games under
Linux (yet) so I can't address any possible fps changes.
Also, a very important
On Tuesday 04 November 2003 04:05 pm, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Tuesday 04 November 2003 09:05 am, Carroll Grigsby wrote:
According to this article, Novell has just purchased Suse
for $210 million:
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1104_2-5101680.html -- cmg
I think this is A Good Thing for
I looked high and low for a Mandrake-specific book. The only one I could
find was the Definitive Manual. I got it and it appears to be very
comprehensive - but I have only looked at parts of it - not had it long
enough to give an overall impression - but at least for my needs it is the
only
Without a doubt there are numerous web sites that have lots and lots of
valuable information - much more useful at times than a whole library of
OS books! However, they are hard to read when (1) the computer is down,
traveling, or whenever going on-line is not convenient.
LeRoy
On Tuesday 28
A quick test with Mozilla and IE comes up with the same upmquabank not
found. Thus I would be inclinded to think their server is down.
LeRoy
On Saturday 25 October 2003 10:58 am, Rob Blomquist wrote:
On Friday 24 October 2003 19:22, Russ wrote:
Hi Rob,
The 2 that Mozilla won't go to
I am curious.
Are you a member of Mandrake Club and trying to downlaod through the
Special download mirror list exclusively for Club members? I ask as a
non-member who has been thinking of making the commitment. However, I am
quite pleased with 9.1, so .
LeRoy Duvall
Registered Linux user
As a former tech support person for the evil empire I find this thread
somewhat interesting.
We used to say that software does not break hardware - then we had video
card settings breaking monitors.
Now we have Linux taking it to a new level
LeRoy Duvall
Linux user #258988
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