On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 09:24:04 -0500, Wilson, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ok so if I backup /home, does that also backup the user information
(username and passwds?) I know each user has a directory under /home.
If you back up /home, you do back up personal data, but usernames and
passwords
I have a Mandrake 8.2 system that I have been using to learn mandrake
on. I have a few questions I hope someone might answer for me
1) What antivirus platform seems to be the standard for Mandrake? I
looked at Trend Micro's product, but their product only covers the
Redhat kernels. I am assuming
I
have a Mandrake 8.2 system that I have been using to learn mandrake on. I have
a few questions I hope someone might answer for me
1)
What antivirus platform seems to be the standard for Mandrake? I looked at
Trend Micro's product, but their product only covers the Redhat kernels. I am
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 16:53:15 -0500, Wilson, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
1) What antivirus platform seems to be the standard for Mandrake? I
looked at Trend Micro's product, but their product only covers the
Redhat kernels. I am assuming you CANNOT compile a RedHat kernel in
Mandrake.
Linux
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 16:53:15 -0500
Wilson, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Mandrake 8.2 system that I have been using to learn mandrake
on. I have a few questions I hope someone might answer for me
1) What antivirus platform seems to be the standard for Mandrake? I
looked at Trend
3) if I have 2 ethernet cards, eth0 and eth1, and let's say I want to
disable eth0 and just use eth1, how do I do that?
Just for now? ifconfig eth0 down.
Permanently? Not sure, why not just ignore it and not plug anything in?
Actually, there must be something in the init files which
On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 14:45, Wilson, Jack wrote:
I have a Mandrake 8.2 system that I have been using to learn mandrake
on. I have a few questions I hope someone might answer for me
1) What antivirus platform seems to be the standard for Mandrake? I
looked at Trend Micro's product, but their
Thanks for this! I'll give it a try.
Not Command Center (not correct name) or Control Center. If you are using
KDE then you click on the Kpanel icon and on the pop up list click on
networking remote accessinternet dialer Kppp . All of your connection
settings should be configurable from the
When I click on Networking, I get the following submenu, with their submenus:
File Transfer
Lftp
Instant Messenger
Gaim
Mail
Netscape Messenger
News
Netscape Collabra
WWW
Bookmark Editor
Konqueror Web Browser
Links
Lynx
Dennis M. registered Linux user # 180842
Ok, then Kppp must not be installed. you can check that with software manager
by doing a find kppp and if it is not installable then you should have it
somewhere. I am guessing that it didn't install. So if you have a software
manager icon on the
hello forum
i just installed my first linux, and intend to do
that for a small networking. i have several questions (sorry if my english is
bad):
1. My sound card is Yamaha PCI. how come my linux
don't detect it ? is it not compatible yet ? what should i do ?
2. i have configured the
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001 10:58, Riza Manshuri wrote:
hello forum
i just installed my first linux, and intend to do that for a small
networking. i have several questions (sorry if my english is bad): 1. My
sound card is Yamaha PCI. how come my linux don't detect it ? is it not
compatible yet ?
- Original Message -
edited--
What type of modem do you have? Is it Linux-compatible?
Err..i'm not sure..it's just a usual plain 56 K modem with a rockwell
chipset. when i detect it in harddrak, the result is unknown.should i change
it ??
Also, please don't post in HTML on
--- Riza Manshuri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello forum
i just installed my first linux, and intend to do
that for a small networking. i have several
questions (sorry if my english is bad):
1. My sound card is Yamaha PCI. how come my linux
don't detect it ? is it not compatible yet ?
Two questions for which I have not located answers on the web site:
What's the difference between Air and Helios?
Where can I find a minimum hardware requirement list for Mandrake? I'm low
on VRAM.
Thanks,
John
What's the difference between Air and Helios?
Air is Mandrake 7.0. Helios is Mandrake 6.1. As for differences, 7.0 has all
these things updated or new listed here: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/airfeat.php3
Where can I find a minimum hardware requirement list for Mandrake? I'm low
on
JohnAir is version 7.0 and Helios is version 6.1. Hardware
info can be found at:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fhard.php3
Alan
John White wrote:
Two questions for which I have not located answers on the web site:
What's the difference between Air and Helios?
Where can I find
Hi there,
1. I'm using the KDE environment, and whenever I type e-mail addresses,
the @ key isn't where it should be on a UK keyboard. I now have to
pressshift '2', instead of shift '.
Running setup and changing to a UK setup doesnt make any
different...anyone with any ideas?
2. When I installed
I have no idea about the keyboard. but the StarOffice executable is located
in usr/local/Office51/bin/ and it's called soffice.
El mar, 17 ago 1999, escribiste:
Hi there,
1. I'm using the KDE environment, and whenever I type e-mail addresses,
the @ key isn't where it should be on a UK
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