On Monday 24 December 2001 08:18 am, you wrote:
> I like to eliminate the simplest possibilities first. :-)
Well, I read where it was the shared memory thing. that's good. Good luck
with the rest of it.
> How do I check the md5sums?
md5sum --help will give you all the options, but basica
I like to eliminate the simplest possibilities first. :-)
Since the Perl error message said "missing file" it seemed reasonable to
ask if, perhaps, there simply was a missing file.
Trying another CD drive is not really possible. My computer needs to boot
from the internal one. It won't boot from
On Monday 24 December 2001 07:31 am, you wrote:
> Don't you think it sounds more like an error in the Perl installer though
> - like a missing file reference?
>
> doug
No, unless you have a bad download or burn. Try redownloading from different
mirror, check the md5sums, and reburn it slow on q
Don't you think it sounds more like an error in the Perl installer though
- like a missing file reference?
doug
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Monday, December 24, 2001):
>On Sun, 2001-12-23 at 19:28, Doug Lerner wrote:
>> Followup:
>>
>> After unchecking the "Office" package option it seemed to proceed.
On Sun, 2001-12-23 at 19:28, Doug Lerner wrote:
> Followup:
>
> After unchecking the "Office" package option it seemed to proceed. But
> then the same error occurred again later on. Does the installation of
> packages actually work?
>
> doug
>
> Original post:
>
> While running the installer (
Followup:
After unchecking the "Office" package option it seemed to proceed. But
then the same error occurred again later on. Does the installation of
packages actually work?
doug
Original post:
While running the installer (boot floppy, CD-ROM local drive), I get an
error at the step where I s
While running the installer (boot floppy, CD-ROM local drive), I get an
error at the step where I select and install packages.
After selecting packages, the "estimating time" screen comes up and then
an error comes up:
An error occurred
invalid file ''
pkgs::package File() called from /usr/bin/
On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Dave Naylor wrote:
>Hi
>
>I tried installing Sawfish .30 on my Mandrake 7.1 system this morning but
>it seems to require libreadline.so.3 whereas I have so.4 installed. I
>wrote to the Sawfish author who tells me that it's because it was built on
>Red Hat 6.2 which uses so.3
Hi
I tried installing Sawfish .30 on my Mandrake 7.1 system this morning but
it seems to require libreadline.so.3 whereas I have so.4 installed. I
wrote to the Sawfish author who tells me that it's because it was built on
Red Hat 6.2 which uses so.3 unlike Mandrake which has so.4. He suggests
r
You didn't need a floppy to install. Mandrake 7.0 you can boot and install
directly from the CD.
> -Original Message-
> From: Dave Casper [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 1:42 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [newbie] Install prob.
Ok, I'm reading as fast as I can to catch up but you
folks might be able to answer this one quicker than I
can find it. How do you go about telling the install I
want expert mode? (BTW it seems like I shouldn't be
using expert mode if I don't even know how to get
there. :-) Oh well, I'm willing
Dave,
I just don't get it. Why in hell is any distribution of
Linux so damn difficult to install? I am very familiar with
Red Hat installation, but this Mandrake Linux distribution,
(which, after reading all the reviews, was a basic cake-walk
to install), was virtually IMPOSSIBLE to install on m
How's this for bad luck: I bought Lin-Man 7.0 Complete
in the hopes of learning Linux. I couldn't install at
home though because my floppy drive died. So I decided
to install it at work [we're a strictly doz shop so
don't tell anyone ;) ] to get started right away.
Installed and works fine there.
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