Can anyone point me to documentation on how to install a
newer version of the linux kernel?
Thanks
Walt
On Sun, 2002-12-01 at 09:10, walt wrote:
Can anyone point me to documentation on how to install a newer version
of the linux kernel?
Thanks
Walt
You can check out Linux Newbie at:
http://www.linuxnewbie.or
or check the documentation at:
http://www/kernel.org
...or simply follow the steps:
On Sat, 2002-11-30 at 17:30, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
On Sun, 2002-12-01 at 09:10, walt wrote:
Can anyone point me to documentation on how to install a newer version
of the linux kernel?
Thanks
Walt
Or you could just download the latest kernel rpm and simnply
rpm -Uvh kernelname.rpm
hello.
just wondering what steps to take if i want to upgrade to the latest
version of postgresql (using binaries/tar) instead of using a
mandrake-specific rpm (which is not yet available)? any possible pitfalls
to watch out for?
thank you.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from
I am running Mandrake 7.2, but would like to upgrade to 8.2, which I presume
should be better. However when I tried to do an upgrade, I lost all my Wine
settings. I need to run Wine, so I can use a couple of Windows applications,
which do not appear to yet have Linux equivalents. They are
On Friday 27 September 2002 12:55 pm, you wrote:
I am running Mandrake 7.2, but would like to upgrade to 8.2, which I
presume should be better. However when I tried to do an upgrade, I lost all
my Wine settings. I need to run Wine, so I can use a couple of Windows
applications, which do not
Bernard Victor wrote:
I am running Mandrake 7.2, but would like to upgrade to 8.2, which I presume
should be better. However when I tried to do an upgrade, I lost all my Wine
settings. I need to run Wine, so I can use a couple of Windows applications,
which do not appear to yet have Linux
For Quicken, check out Crossover Office. It (reportedly) allows you to use up
to Quicken 98, with the added bonus of Office 2000 as well (if that can be
construed as a bonus). I plan on picking it up as soon as I have 9.0
installed, it's gotten very good reviews.
Incidentally, have you
Hi guys,
Do you think it will be a problem to upgrade beta4 of mdk9 to the final
release when its out??
I mean when I download the CD's boot from one and select upgrade, am I in
for issues
just thought I'd ask.
rgds
Frank
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to
as my never remembering to look. My bad.
Partial headers from the message I intended to respond to:
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 20:08:27 +0800
From: Franki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Updating Beta4 to final release 9.
In-reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
hi, all!
does anyboby know if 9.0 rc 2 will be updatable (is that a real word?) to 9.0
final version or i'll have to download 9.0 when it becomes available?
-iggy
ps. with 9.0, i finally feel i can dump MS crap and be able to do all the
things i need. OO, databases, spreadsheets, etc.
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 17:21, iggy wrote:
hi, all!
does anyboby know if 9.0 rc 2 will be updatable (is that a real word?) to 9.0
final version or i'll have to download 9.0 when it becomes available?
Here's the (complex) answer which, I believe, is correct :)
If you subscribe to cooker (as
On Tuesday September 17 2002 12:00 pm, Alastair Scott wrote:
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 17:21, iggy wrote:
hi, all!
does anyboby know if 9.0 rc 2 will be updatable (is that a real
word?) to 9.0 final version or i'll have to download 9.0 when it
becomes available?
Then, if you keep going
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On Friday 22 March 2002 08:47 am, you wrote:
Can I doing internet updates of Mandrake 8.1 reach in some way
8.2 or do I have to get the CDs some way and do an update in
the standard way ?
I don't believe there is an update path even available.
Besides, as I understand it, there have been
On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 15:13:51 -0500
Mike Leone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've always updated my kernel by downloading the kernel sources from
www.kernel.org, and configuring/compiling by hand, and then adding the
resulting kernel to lilo.conf by hand.
This time, tho, I'd like to try using
I have LM 8.0 installed and everything is working beautifully. My question
is this: There are some updates out there that I want -Evolution being one
of them. I opened the software manager and tried defining a new source (an
FTP source that I got from the LM download site.) I tried several of
On Tuesday 04 September 2001 4:35 pm, Scott Thurmond wrote:
I have LM 8.0 installed and everything is working beautifully. My question
is this: There are some updates out there that I want -Evolution being one
of them. I opened the software manager and tried defining a new source (an
FTP
On Tuesday 04 September 2001 18:39, you wrote:
On Tuesday 04 September 2001 4:35 pm, Scott Thurmond wrote:
I have LM 8.0 installed and everything is working beautifully. My
question is this: There are some updates out there that I want
-Evolution being one of them. I opened the
: [newbie] Updating
On Tuesday 04 September 2001 4:35 pm, Scott Thurmond wrote:
I have LM 8.0 installed and everything is working beautifully.
My question
is this: There are some updates out there that I want
-Evolution being one
of them. I opened the software manager and tried defining a
new
Hi all,
I have a box running great with mdk 7.2 2.2.19-4mdksecure.. and I want to
add Amavis antivirus support to it for all mail, incoming, outgoing and
relaying...
now of the methods available (according to amavis's postfix
documentation...) the easiest and most efficient way of doing this is
On Tuesday 24 July 2001 18:43, Franki wrote:
Hi all,
I have a box running great with mdk 7.2 2.2.19-4mdksecure.. and I want to
add Amavis antivirus support to it for all mail, incoming, outgoing and
relaying...
now of the methods available (according to amavis's postfix
documentation...)
Hi,
There are some Java programs which I have that aren't
compiling, using the current version of Java (1.1?) on
Mandrake 7.2. I was thinking of trying 3 things to
remedy the problem. But, to avoid more potential
problems, I'm wondering if you can look over these 3
things and give some advice
hi there
me be ultra newbie linux-lama
i'd like to have hardware accel in X (LM 7.2). as far as i know i have to
update to 4.0.2.
so i go to
ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-devel/unsupported/i586/
and i find a lot of files named XFree86*. which of them must i download (i
have
In sort: KDE 2.1 Beta 2 is great!
All I did was download the RPMs and install them all at once using gnorpm.
After running "update-menus -v" and then rebooting, all was well. Konqueror
and Kmail are a bit quicker and more responsive than my previous installation
(CVS 20010115). Stability has
Vic wrote:
Found it! Cool! Many thanks.
By the way, what does it do?
On Monday 29 January 2001 11:45 am, so spoke Michael O'Henly:
It's in the unsupported directory -- not in the 2.1 Beta 2 directory.
ftp://ftp.ciril.fr/pub/linux/mandrake-devel/unsupported/i586
Excellent.
Do not forget the xinitrc package from the unsupported dir.
On Saturday 27 January 2001 21:31, Romanator wrote:
Vic wrote:
Scuse Rex's abuse.
I think I shall try the beta downloads if they will not
hose out my system, I do become very upset if
something bunks it up and I don't know
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Beta 2
Piece of cake. Follow the steps and you'll be alright.
Good luck!
Roman
Vic wrote:
On Saturday 27 January 2001 08:31 pm, Romanator wrote:
Many thankx for all this info,
if I return to the list, I made
what makes them powerful."
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Christopher Molnar wrote:
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 07:04:48 -0500
From: Christopher Molnar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Romanator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Be
On Monday 29 January 2001 07:48, Mark Weaver wrote:
Chris,
I don't remember ever needing that package. At least it never asked for
it. What is it and what does it do? should I install it even though I've
upgraded without it?
Do you use kdm? Some users had a problem with kdm configuration
]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Beta 2
On Monday 29 January 2001 07:48, Mark Weaver wrote:
Chris,
I don't remember ever needing that package. At least it never asked for
it. What is it and what does it do? should I
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Christopher Molnar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 29, 2001 8:56 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Beta 2
Chris,
Yes, I di use kdm, but I've not experienced any login problems of a
I use mine the same way to check my e-mail but leave them on the server and
it seems to be working correct here with Beta 2.
Wilson
On Monday 29 January 2001 08:52 am, you wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with KMail? I use KMail to just read my email,
not delete it from the POP server.
FWIW, I've been doing all of Chris upgrades, and thru the 20010109
update, they were problem free. With the 20010115, and 0118 updates I
began to have some 'unsolvable' difficulties. When I first tried the
latest 20010122 KDE2b2 updates the problems continued. So I took Chris'
advice
It's in the unsupported directory -- not in the 2.1 Beta 2 directory.
ftp://ftp.ciril.fr/pub/linux/mandrake-devel/unsupported/i586
M.
On Monday 29 January 2001 08:27, you wrote:
I did not see any xinitrc package what s the file name?
On Monday 29 January 2001 06:04 am, so spoke
On Monday 29 January 2001 02:52 pm, you wrote:
Has anyone had any problems with KMail? I use KMail to just read my email,
not delete it from the POP server. However, after upgrading to Beta 2 from
2.0.1, I found that I was getting multiple copies of the same email
everytime the email was
I have been using Chris Molnar's KDE 2.1 CVS 20010115 RPMs since they were
released, and so far I have had few real problems (well stability could be
improved, but it's not too bad). Any reason to update to the 2.1 Beta 2? I
have been reading a lot about people having problems instaling it and
++.so.2.7.2
Thank you for you help.
Ingo
-Original Message-
From: Romanator [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 28, 2001 1:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Beta 2
Piece of cake. Follow the steps and you'll be alright.
Good luck
Message-
From: Romanator [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 28, 2001 1:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Beta 2
Piece of cake. Follow the steps and you'll be alright.
Good luck!
Roman
Vic wrote:
On Saturday 27 January 2001 08:31 pm
set with -nodeps OR which package do I
need to get libg++.so.2.7.2
Thank you for you help.
Ingo
-Original Message-
From: Romanator [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 28, 2001 1:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: [newbie] Updating KDE 2 to KDE 2 Beta 2
Vic wrote:
Scuse Rex's abuse.
I think I shall try the beta downloads if they will not
hose out my system, I do become very upset if
something bunks it up and I don't know enuf to
dig into every little config file, I just re-install.
Which ones have you installed onto 7.2 ?
My
On Saturday 27 January 2001 08:31 pm, Romanator wrote:
Many thankx for all this info,
if I return to the list, I made it.
If not, I have drowned in an ocean of
kde poop.
Wish me lucjk, see you on the other sied.
screw the typos I don't wanna correct them now.
sorry
later, if I make it
Piece of cake. Follow the steps and you'll be alright.
Good luck!
Roman
Vic wrote:
On Saturday 27 January 2001 08:31 pm, Romanator wrote:
Many thankx for all this info,
if I return to the list, I made it.
If not, I have drowned in an ocean of
kde poop.
Wish me lucjk, see you on
I've got an old slackware 6 server running Dhcp, mail, Web and firewall duty
here and I want to know if there's a wa to update it to the latest version
WITHOUT losing any of the configuration. I didn't build the server so i
don't want to screw anything up as it acts asa mail server for about 30
I've just installed Mandrake 7.2 and I'm confused on how to update installed
software. Installing security fixes is easy with the "Updates" icon of KDE,
but what if I want to update package A from version 1 to version 2?
For instance, I've been using KDE and it seemes I've got KDE 2.0
On Mon, 1 Jan 2001, David Kanter wrote:
Or what if I want to install Netscape 6? Can I point a software program (like
RpmDrake) to a central repository and have it take care of everything?
There is a program called urpmi with which something like apparently is
possible. I have not tried it, my
On Monday 01 January 2001 17:02, you wrote:
I've just installed Mandrake 7.2 and I'm confused on how to update
installed software. Installing security fixes is easy with the "Updates"
icon of KDE, but what if I want to update package A from version 1 to
version 2?
For instance, I've been
just recently, when I go to do a security update. It wouldnt install it
because of an error. So I downloaded the rpms from the update site. and
manually installed or upgrade it and I noticed that an error by /usr/bin in
conjuction to /var/lib/rpmrequiredby .rpm Well dang this
hi i was wondering if there was a website that sells on cd all the latest
updates and all. I'm running version 7.1 and have only a modem to connect with
and the version of the kernel I wanna update is like 16 megs itself... thanks
for you input
I have a copy of mdk 7.1 install cd I would like to try
installing 7.2 to see if that will boot where 7.1 won't. So
my question is can I download all the rpms that have
changed since 7.1 and make a new mdk install cd overwriting
the old files with the 7.2 ones I've downloaded. Or do I
have
Hello,
I too am wanting to update my kernel, and have downloaded most of the
kernel packages from the ml update ftp mirror, but am not certain which
ones I need?
Do I need the source headers packages? And all of the others?
I was going to use kpm to install the updated kernel packages, is it
On Thu, 05 Oct 2000, you wrote:
the way I did it. was to make sure I have ALSA, kernel, kernel headers, and
Riefers. before I install it. first of all I uninstall the old reifers and
ALSA as well. Then I install ALSA without any upgrade, no check depency, no
replace package.the same
In Mandrake 7.1 there are i think all of the how-to from the linux-doc site. In there
is one from the kernel, It is very good, read it. All things in Linux need prepeation.
If you don't you mess it all up. (even though that it fun)
Also go to www.linuxnewbie.org - very good.
Mark Hillary.
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Mark Hillary wrote:
Come on updating the kernel is not has hard as everyone makes out. (I find it
easyier that installing programs). There are several resons to. The kernel that
comes with mandrake haas about everything turned on, so you can have a faster
The biggest reason I haven't done it yet is because I
can't seem to find a really good walk through for
doing it. I'm adventurous but I don't want to go
there without a little backup.
Do you know where I could find a good walk through?
Hey, Mandrake peoples, hows about a neato kernel
thanks Tom. You answered my questions before I sent
them. I've pretty much ruined my recent install by
mucking about trying to get X 4.01 installed and
working. I suspect I need to re-install so I'm going
to "practice" updating the kernel before I do that
just for shits and giggles.
Dacia
I personally cannot thank Tom enough for mentioning mandrakeuser.org (btw there is no
www first). It has a wealth of information in it. I plan on utilizing this resource so
frequently that I even filed it on my personal toolbar in Netscape so I wouldn't have
to hunt for it in my bookmarks. :-)
I
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, you wrote:
I personally cannot thank Tom enough for mentioning mandrakeuser.org (btw there is no
www first). It has a wealth of information in it. I plan on utilizing this resource
so
frequently that I even filed it on my personal toolbar in Netscape so I wouldn't have
Very cool. I followed his simple instructions about using
Openssh and now I'm using it. Wow.
Phil
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, you wrote:
I personally cannot thank Tom enough for mentioning mandrakeuser.org (btw there is
no
www first). It has a wealth of
Ian McLeod wrote:
First, I would suggest that you download the RPM file rather than use the
updater (I read this in the update program or somewhere, can't remember)
Auto-Updating the kernel is highly discouraged by Mandrake, and I wish I
would have read that before I toasted a bunch of stuff
Victor Richardson wrote:
Are there any extra steps to updating the kernel other than running the
Mandrake Updater?
Also, /etc/lilo had a section for the new kernels, but included a
commented line that said something like "# Add using install-kernel".
Which, of course, I did not do
On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, patrick darcy wrote:
it is not recommended u update the kernal thru mandrake updates. the idea
of makefile etc etc etc is pretty spooky sounding to me. im just gonna
wait for the next mandreake. have u heard, suse has a new version ofl
linux out ..
I agree, I am going to
Hello patrick,
Friday, August 04, 2000, 01:59:55 zulu, you wrote:
pd it is not recommended u update the kernal thru mandrake updates. the idea
pd of makefile etc etc etc is pretty spooky sounding to me. im just gonna
pd wait for the next mandreake. have u heard, suse has a new version ofl
pd
First, I would suggest that you download the RPM file rather than use the
updater (I read this in the update program or somewhere, can't remember)
Then install the kernel with RPM or Kpackage, so on.
Then, enter 'root' and edit your /etc/lilo.conf file, which is where you
found the new entries.
Victor Richardson wrote:
Are there any extra steps to updating the kernel other than running the
Mandrake Updater?
Also, /etc/lilo had a section for the new kernels, but included a
commented line that said something like "# Add using install-kernel".
Which, of course, I did not do and had
Are there any extra steps to updating the kernel other than running the
Mandrake Updater?
Also, /etc/lilo had a section for the new kernels, but included a
commented line that said something like "# Add using install-kernel".
Which, of course, I did not do and had Lilo load that kernel anyway
If I have two processors in my machine, do I necessarily use the SMP
version of the new kernel, or would there be a reason to use the
normal kernel?
Thanks,
Philip Trauring
I just used Mandrake Update in version 7.1 for the first time and
everything went smoothly (I assume). It updated a lot of packages, but
the one I am most interested in is the new kernel 2.2.16-9mdk. I looked
in /etc/lilo.conf and there are two new entries:
* Add by install-kernel
At 00:26 08.07.00, you wrote:
victor.i assume these two kernels are precompiled kernels that came
with your installation of
7.1...(although i dont have them but installed 7.1 too).
what u see in kpackage is the source of your new kernel..u can either
use the precompiled that came with
Actually, those two new kernels were downloaded when I ran Mandrake update,
after the initial installation of 7.1. So, they were downloaded as rpm's (?)
from Mandrake's mirror site. But, I think that the kernel rpm's still have to
be installed, although I don't know if this means they need to be
hi ppl !
i am currently using mandrake 6.1 and i would like to update my working (!)
linux installation to ver 7.1.
now, is there a way to do it without wiping my whole old version and
reinstalling the new one ?...i would like to keep all my configurations and
working devices since it took me 6
Sometimes when using the update package to see what rpm's should be
installed, the time it takes to actually get TO a server is too long. Is
there a way to tweak the "time it takes to connect to a server" function
to a lower number? For example, if I wanted the update feature to try to
connect
: mercredi 23 février 2000 11:42
À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: RE: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc
Sounds like a specific problem in upgrading from 6.0 to 7.0, especially
seeing as the hang always occurs at the same place in the install. As for
not losing any data. if you can boot the system
/Contr/IBM)
Subject: RE: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc
When the system hand, there is no more activity (cannot switch to another
console or ctrl-alt-sup to shutdown).
It append always at the same position.
For the last question, how can i do if i dont want to lose data.
(i have 2Go f
When updating my old 6.0 to 7.0, the system hang when trying to install
gnu C library.
Any idea ?
for my bad english.
-Message d'origine-
De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: mardi 22 février 2000 17:50
À: newbie
Objet: Re: [newbie] updating mdk 7 - blue sc
Any error messages or just a straight "nothing is happening - no
activity"
type of hang?
Always a
On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Hello
| I had to uninstall the older version of Netscape communicator (4.6)
| before I could install the new version.
| Suggest you use the REDHAT package manager to uninstall.
| Regards,
| Ron
| Howard Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Howard
You can also use KPACKAGE which comes with KDE instead of the REDHAT package
manager.
When you start the program it will check your disk for all installed packages
and list them for you.
Select the packages to be uninstalled one at a time with your mouse and select
the UNINSTALL
Hi guys,
I tried to update my netscape to ver. 4.7 (by clicking on update icon on
the desktop), and it fetched the package but when it tried to installed
it, it said "compat-libs" is needed by netscape-common-4.70-1mdk". Where
can I get this compat-libs? Thanks.
Howard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I had to uninstall the older version of Netscape communicator (4.6)
before I could install the new version.
Suggest you use the REDHAT package manager to uninstall.
Regards,
Ron
Howard Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hi guys,
I tried to update my netscape
It's already installed. The command "rpm" uses the RedHat Package Manager
to install and uninstall packages that you download (filenames will end
with .rpm). Some simple commands:
rpm -ivh filename.rpm#installs a package
rpm -Uvh filename.rpm#uninstalls a
Thanks Matt. I've tried it, and it still asks "compat-libs" is needed by
netscape-common. Have you had this problem? Thanks.
Howard
-Original Message-
From: Matt Stegman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 9:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: R
-libs" is needed by
netscape-common. Have you had this problem? Thanks.
Howard
-Original Message-
From: Matt Stegman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 9:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Updating netscape ver. 4.7
It's already
On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Ron,
Thanks for the help. Where can I get this REDHAT package manager? Sorry I'm
new to Linux. I'm using Mandrake Linux by the way. Thanks!
You already have it. It's called RPM. If you mean where can
you get the compat-libs, they *should* be on your CD, I'd
Can't say as I ever had any dependancy problems with Netscape, but I
probably installed more packages than you did. Does `rpm -q compat-libs`
come up with nothing? If so, go get it from a Mandrake FTP mirror.
-Matt Stegman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, Howard Lee wrote:
Thanks
Ernest The version number is a way of identifying the distribution.
As soon as I wrote/posted my6 inquire, I realized this. ;-)
Sometimes it helps to write out my query for me to
"reason" it out.
If your kernel version is 2.2.13-7mdk
2.2.9-19mdk
and there is a name (Helios) on the log in
The version number is a way of identifying the distribution. For example,
Mandrake 6.0 has an older kernel, and older releases of some if not all the
software included in that distribution, as compared to the Mandrake 6.1 It is
just simpler to use a CD to upgrade the entire distribution in one
Installing ALL the updates (available via any one of Mandrake's FTP *mirror*
sites) will update my system to Mandrake v6.1??
I had read (I cannot recall where, perhaps even on this mailing list,
perhaps a WWWeb page about Linux/SoundBlaster) that after upgrading to v6.1,
"sndconfig" installed
PC wrote:
Installing ALL the updates (available via any one of Mandrake's FTP *mirror*
sites) will update my system to Mandrake v6.1??
I had read (I cannot recall where, perhaps even on this mailing list,
perhaps a WWWeb page about Linux/SoundBlaster) that after upgrading to v6.1,
A mirror is a download site which contains a copy of files at some other
site, so for example, the "Update" program asks you to select a 'mirror'
of the main mandrake download site so that you can choose a site that may
be closer (and therefore perhaps faster) to download from, as well as
allow
May I ask a question?
What is meant by a 'mirror'?
At 04:00 PM 9/17/99 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you were able to get into KDE, the best way to update is to click on
the star icon labelled "update" and select all the packages listed there
that say something like "kernel". The
I'm using Mandrake 6.0 and have been having trouble updating Netscape 4.6 to
4.61. I've tried to update using the update icon in KDE and everytime the same
error message appears after it has downloaded approx. 5.12 megs. I selected
the 2 necessary files (common and communicator) and while
Can I just download the latest Xfree86 and kernel binaries from their
repsective websites and update the ones provided by Mandrake or do I have to
wait for the updates from Mandrake?
Freddy Ng Jit Cheng
ICQ no. : 6209849
I am sure that this question has been asked several times before, but
which updates (off the update mirror) should I do?
I HAVE to keep my burner working
I HAVE to keep my dialup ISP working (me calling them, not the other way
around)
Has anyone had any problems with the upgrades?
Oh, and
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, you wrote:
Oh, and another question, does anyone know where a lot of the applications
went that I installed? Do I need to run them from command line or what?
Examples are lICQ, CD-Toast, and some various others...
Click the 'App Finder' icon. It will put another menu
Hi
I updated the kernel to 2.2.9-27, lilo, and the initscripts with the files
provided in mandrake's FTP, the unmounting problem seems to be solved, but
in it's place the network was unusable, the Ethernet card was correctly
initialized by the kernel but for an unknown reason there was no
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From: Cesar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 21, 1999 1:57 PM
Subject: [newbie] Updating the kernel
Hi
I updated the kernel to 2.2.9-27, lilo, and the initscripts with the
files
provided in mandrake's FTP, the unmounting problem seems to be solved,
but
in it's place
For the network just run thru the setup again or merge any .rpmsave files
w/ the updated initscripts
as for booting X edit /etc/inittab change
id:3:initdefault
to
id:5:initdefault
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Cesar wrote:
Hi
I updated the kernel to 2.2.9-27, lilo, and the initscripts with the
Running Venux, I ran the program called updates on the workbench, and I
saw some new
updates I wanted to install. After installing the new initscripts, I
think, X doesn't not autostart with kdm, when I su root in a konsole
window, I can't open windows (no access, with xhost + it works) and the
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