Somebody scribbled about Re: [newbie] 9.2 Beta 2
How, specifically, are you adjusting your time zones?
OK. From kde panel right click on the clock. (S)how timezone has
america/los angeles checked. But it's not America/Los angeles that it is
displaying. Adjust Date time brings up a dialog box
Somebody scribbled about Re: [newbie] 9.2 Beta 2
A few times after KDE cooker updates I've had to reset the
clock. R-click on it, adjust time an date, make sure format is set
to USA-english.
This is still going with cooker current as of last night -- rc1 + dozens
of updates.
But apply
On Monday 08 September 2003 09:57 pm, dfox wrote:
Somebody scribbled about Re: [newbie] 9.2 Beta 2
A few times after KDE cooker updates I've had to reset the
clock. R-click on it, adjust time an date, make sure format is set
to USA-english.
This is still going with cooker current
On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 13:02, Lanman wrote:
HaywireMac; No knickers to worry about! You might be right about the hijack, under
the conditions you specified.
I didn't see a hijack happening, because my thread was under a different name. Just
so you know, I've never even
seen any list of
Wow! Ed! You're obviously a man of few words! That was really deep!
Thanks for the info! ?? LOL!
Lanman
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On 8/25/2003 at 9:25 PM ed tharp wrote:
Maybe that's where I'm going wrong?
yep
Or maybe the server just handles it that way.
Or (yep) BOTH... (go
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 12:57:18 -0400
Lanman [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered:
Excuse me? I thought this was a thread about Mandrake 9.2 Beta2? What
did I hijack? Please define a hijack for me, so I can avoid it.
Besides, isn't this a List about Mandrake Linux? It has been since I
joined 4 years ago
On Sunday August 24 2003 02:23 pm, David E. Fox wrote:
That's all done and running properly. 'date', xclock, what have
you, all show the correct time. There was one time recently when
the time was about 20 minutes off but I fixed it. It's the *KDE*
clock display that's wrong. Right now it's
HaywireMac; No knickers to worry about! You might be right about the hijack, under the
conditions you specified.
I didn't see a hijack happening, because my thread was under a different name. Just so
you know, I've never even
seen any list of rules, didn't even know they existed until now. When
On Sunday August 24 2003 01:56 pm, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
How, specifically, are you adjusting your time zones?
With ntpd? Just pick a time server in your zone. For syncing
your software clock to your hardware clock see 'man hwclock'. EG,
hwclock --systohc'
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Tom Brinkman
Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Sunday August 24 2003 01:56 pm, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
How, specifically, are you adjusting your time zones?
With ntpd? Just pick a time server in your zone. For syncing
your software clock to your hardware clock see 'man hwclock'. EG,
hwclock --systohc'
My
On Monday 25 Aug 2003 6:02 pm, Lanman wrote:
HaywireMac; No knickers to worry about! You might be right about
the hijack, under the conditions you specified. I didn't see a
hijack happening, because my thread was under a different name.
Just so you know, I've never even seen any list of rules,
On Sunday August 24 2003 07:04 am, Lanman wrote:
Since the release of 9.2 Beta2 I haven't heard or seen anything
about it from anyone on the list. Is this because it's so amazing
that list members are speechless?
I've run cooker only since 7.2. Current cooker is solid, no
problems on a
I've run cooker only since 7.2. Current cooker is solid, no
problems on a overclocked XP 3000+. 2266 Mhz on a KT400a chipset
It's *pretty* solid. There are still some issues I'm experiencing. One
is the timezone drift in kde's clock - my time zone is 5 hours off. I
have retried the fix
Any suggestions or similar situations out there in Mandrake-Land? I realize=
that it's a Beta, and that there may be bugs in it still, but perhaps ther=
It happened to me...
Lanman, see my other post to Tom on this. The upshot is that even with
the missing rpm message, you can reboot and get
On Sunday 24 Aug 2003 1:04 pm, Lanman wrote:
The only way I managed to install it was to first disconnect my printer
completely. Cannot remember what else wasn't working but I decided to go back
to 9.1. Fortunately my /home stuff was still there and I didn't even notice
I'd reinstalled.
HTH
Thanks Tom dfox. Since I was using a removable hard drive rack, it's not that
critical. I'll wait for RC1. Tom, went to the website you mentioned, but I didn't see
anything about how to get around the printer problem I was having. The install fails
as soon as it tries to run printer-utils.rpm.
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 08:04:38 -0400
Lanman [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered:
Any suggestions in Mandrake-Land?
Ya, don't hijack threads.
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Registered Linux user #282046
Homepage: nodex.sytes.net
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If we do not change our direction we are likely to end up where we are
Thanks. Maybe I read the release incorrectly. They must have been saying th=
at it would be included in the next version, and I took it to mean Beta2, n=
Just checking sunsite.uio.no ATM -- beta 2 is still there. No RC1 yet.
But there's been a flurry of activity. I just finished a urpmi
Excuse me? I thought this was a thread about Mandrake 9.2 Beta2? What did I hijack?
Please define a hijack for me, so I can avoid it. Besides, isn't this a List about
Mandrake Linux? It has been since I joined 4 years ago ! Please explain how I could've
hijacked a thread when I believe I was
On Sunday August 24 2003 10:27 am, David E. Fox wrote:
Lanman, see my other post to Tom on this. The upshot is that even
with the missing rpm message, you can reboot and get a working
install. It's nearly at the end of the install.
RC1 (rumor unsubstantiated) is out. You could burn new
Do you have your time set correctly in bios? Do you run ntpd ?
I have no time issues with 9.2 over two differnet sets of hardware
(motherboard clock RTC chipsets). http://www.ntp.org/ has a list of
That's all done and running properly. 'date', xclock, what have you, all
show the correct
Thanks. Maybe I read the release incorrectly. They must have been saying that it would
be included in the next version, and I took it to mean Beta2, not 9.3. I'm going to
wait for RC1 before doing a real upgrade.
Lanman
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On Sunday August 24 2003 09:59 am, David E. Fox wrote:
I've run cooker only since 7.2. Current cooker is solid, no
problems on a overclocked XP 3000+. 2266 Mhz on a KT400a
chipset
It's *pretty* solid. There are still some issues I'm
experiencing. One is the timezone drift in kde's
David E. Fox wrote:
I've run cooker only since 7.2. Current cooker is solid, no
problems on a overclocked XP 3000+. 2266 Mhz on a KT400a chipset
It's *pretty* solid. There are still some issues I'm experiencing. One
is the timezone drift in kde's clock - my time zone is 5 hours off. I
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