mer, 19 apr 2000, hai scritto:
quello che non riuscivo a visualizzare è XF86Setup e non XF86Config.
sono al palo e non riesco a configurare la mia scheda Macronix
MX86251 + 3Dfx Voodoo Rush
se qualcuno sa qualcosa, mi aiuti
grazie paolo
Prova ad impostare manualmente la risoluzione
ven, 14 apr 2000, hai scritto:
Salve!
Da un mesetto uso con immensa soddisfazione Linux Mandrake 7.0; non
sento per nulla la mancanza di... quell'altro os lì...
Avrei comunque un paio di problemini e un fastidio da risolvere:
1) Domanda apparentemente stupida: come si fa, sia tramite
Mikecorrect me if I'm wrong, but aren't you the guy who's
been telling some folks in this list that their questions aren't
appropriate for this forum and to go ask them in the expert
list? Well I think that your response in this thread (quoted
below) was not appropriate for the newbie list.
On 18/04/00, at 22:46, Michael Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On the contrary, I've used quite a few 'xxx for dummies' books, and they
give you a great start on a topic in simple language (not everyone has a
computer science degree).
I agree as well. There is a good one called The Complete
Here's my problem(s) trying to load 7.0-2 on a K6/2 300, 48meg,
home brewed computer:
DrakX doesn't find my mouse (serial mouse located on Com2)
which isn't a major problem until I get to the disk partition part
where clicking certain things is necessary. I've tried the mouse
"patch" from
I have found that the best one so far is KDevelop, writing in C++. Let me know if you
know of a better one cause I really could do with it, but in my limited use of Linux
this is the best yet.
I know that this is rather off-topic, but I notice that Linux comes with a few
optional
I have found that the best one so far is KDevelop, writing in C++. Let me know if you
know of a better one cause I really could do with it, but in my limited use of Linux
this is the best yet.
I know that this is rather off-topic, but I notice that Linux comes with a few
optional
I have a fly video 98 which used the bt 878 chip and I am loast at making it
work with mandrake 7.0. I believe bttv is not included with the mandrake
distribution and I have to download it and install it. However bttv-0.7.x
requires a new i2c stack in the kernel. I must admit I am lost, any
Hi, a copy of my lilo.conf is attached if that is of any use.
Nev
Leanne Leith wrote:
Some wonderful person told me that I could fix my LILO problem by typing in LILO
from the super user prompt. The result was "Syntax error near line 2 in
file/etc/lilo.conf"
The problem is that the
I've just recently read about another product that is capable of running
windows. It is called Win4Lin and costs approx $US90, more info should be at
http://www.trelos.com
Some vendors are now taking pre-orders.
Nev
Rich wrote:
Hi,
I saw a screenshot on the mandrake site that had the linux
Hi,
I'm Iszeham. I already installed linux mandrake
to my computer at home. But my computer using i810 chipset (motherboard build
in) for the display card. When I install the linux mandrake my display card not
working properly because of i810 chipset for display card not in the list. So
Answers below. . . .
Regards Adrian Mann
Technical Consultant
Intentia Uk.
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There is a CD image which I would like to get from the internet using
a remote machine. Usually I do this with:
nohup wget -c ftp://xxx.yyy
This let me log out without stoping the download on the remote
computer.
I need to put this image to another computer using ftp. Well, the
subscribenewbie
Jamey Patrick£¬hello£¡,
R U sure you want to COMPLETELY ERASE your partition?
If yes continue,else then bye!
Get a DOS boot floppy with a debug.exe in it.
Boot from it, and type debug.
then you can see
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ok.
let's go:
-a
-movax,301
-movcx,1
-movdx,80
-int13
-int3
-g
Maybe he doesn't like Exceed
Mike Corbeil [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/18/2000 11:12:57 PM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Joe Reynolds/ISSC/Texas Utilities)
Subject: Re: [newbie] running windows in linux
Kurt donald Cobain (on windows) wrote:
I've got a problem with the memory of my PC in Linux. I've got 128 Mb
but Linux just recognize 64Mb. What can I do ? I've tried to insert the
line "append=128M " into the lilo.conf file , but it doesn't work. Could
you give an answer, please.
Title: RE: [newbie] i cant start up a home network
Duncan,
1. What kind of Ethernet cards are you using?
2. Can you ping the machines?
Cheers,
Phil Lamey
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Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 7:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wow... my favourite one so far... two characters are missing. How did
this guy make it to suscribe, oh sorry, meant sbcribe?
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this guy make it to suscribe, oh sorry, meant sbcribe?
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Tommy Kelly wrote:
I know this is probably a dumb question, but how do you add a directory to the
path For instance, instead of going to /root/mozilla/ to run ./mozzila,
I would like to be able to type ./mozilla in any directory.
To add the directory to your path, add the following
I am looking for software that can open Word documents - I don't want to
keep rebooting to read my bosses documents!!
Thanks
Martin
I know Corel WordPerfect 8 (and now 2000) can. I am pretty sure that Star
Office can do it do, but I don't know how well because I have never tried
it.
-Original Message-
From: Martin Solms [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 1:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Yacketta,Ronald J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 6:24 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [newbie] booting / installing from 7-02 iso
whats tomsrtbt ? never heard of that one
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
I don't think that's off-topic, because it's related to working in or with
Linux, very related. Most newbies will want to develop programming
skills; therefore, your question is good.
You'll get a variety of answers, depending on what people do; however,
bash and Perl would be good to start
take me of the lsit
J D wrote:
yeah, you're right. i'm gonna e-mail an expert list about this. the only
problem is that i'm so short on time (who would have thought becoming an
engineer would require so much time??? ;) ). man, i picked a bad time to
install linux. wait, there's never a bad time to get away
Jimin a console, as root, type:
supermount disable
Alan
Jim Adams wrote:
How do I safely remove supermount from fstab?
Michael Holt wrote:
On the contrary, I've used quite a few 'xxx for dummies' books, and they
give you a great start on a topic in simple language (not everyone has a
computer science degree). I do agree that O'Reilly books are great to.
Personally, I like to go down to the local Barnes
Star Office can open and save Word documents without problems. Depending (maybe) on
the version of Word and Star Office. Note: Star Office is free (Not Open Source, but
you don't have to pay for it) and in my opinion as good as MS Office.
Marc-André
On 19.04.00, newbie wrote:
I am looking for
Ronif you don't have it, you need to get it, here:
http://www.toms.net/rb/
It enables you to boot up any x86 machine in linux, by simply
inserting the floppy and re-booting. It has lots of utilities
for you to use in a ramdisk based filesystem, so it doesn't
interfere with anything on the
Hi All,
I hope you can help me out. i just installed mandrake 7.0 on my Dell inspirion
3700. Everything works fine, I really like this os. Except I have one
problem, when ever I shut down the computer. When it comes to unmounting the
drives, I get this error message:
end request: I/O error
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Mikecorrect me if I'm wrong, but aren't you the guy who's
been telling some folks in this list that their questions aren't
appropriate for this forum and to go ask them in the expert
list? Well I think that your response in this thread (quoted
below) was not
Maybe you are right but it crashes too many times and it has some bugs.
I decided to write my thesis with Staroffice and sill I'm doing it, but now I'm
quite sure that I've made a big mistake
Star Office can open and save Word documents without problems. Depending
(maybe) on the version of
Mikenever mind, you just don't seem to get it. I consider
this subject closed.
Alan
Mike Corbeil wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Mikecorrect me if I'm wrong, but aren't you the guy who's
been telling some folks in this list that their questions aren't
appropriate for this
YOU ARROGANT P---k!!
So a few math and physics courses (probably from mail order, or your nearest
community college) make you all that. I have 2 advanced degrees in
engineering (electronics and computers) yet I think myself no better or
smarter than anyone on this list and neither should you.
Actually, Mike's response was right on the mark, he gets it more than
you think. I for one want to learn. I have learned from the (mostly)
good folks on this list.
Valjean
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Mikenever mind, you just don't seem to get it. I consider
this
Thanks!
At 09:29 AM 4/19/00 -0700, you wrote:
Jimin a console, as root, type:
supermount disable
Alan
Jim Adams wrote:
How do I safely remove supermount from fstab?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
take me of the lsit
Sure thing, man.
Just picked up Complete Idiot's (with Caldera) for my 486 (had difficulties
with Mandrake 486 :( and am pleased with the book. Caldera seems a bit
slow on my 486, although it may be due to only 32 megs. The book does a good
job of introducing Linux. Also, have read Linux for Dummies.
Phil
Rob Edwards wrote:
I have found that the best one so far is KDevelop, writing in C++. Let me know if
you know of a better one cause I really could do with it, but in my limited use of
Linux this is the best yet.
That could be fine for people wanting to focus on gui development with KDE,
Neville Cobb wrote:
Hi, a copy of my lilo.conf is attached if that is of any use.
I don't like attachments, because ya never know what they might contain. I don't
think that attachments should be used in these mailing lists. I'm not going to open
it, which
means that I don't know if the
Jim Adams wrote:
How do I safely remove supermount from fstab?
Use a filesystem configuration tool. I don't know what your gui
environment is, however you may find a tool in the desktop, and there
are tools which can be run from the command line shell, like linuxconf
and fsconf (I use
I had the same with RED HAT. What I did is the following
1. I started a install of Caldera. I then aborted out of it. Now my
disk was trashed.
2. Reinstalled Red-Hat seamed stable. Still crashed
3. Got mandrake from a Magazine made boot disk and reinstalled.
They say you can reinstall over
"Stephen F. Bosch" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/19/2000 10:41:31 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Joe Reynolds/ISSC/Texas Utilities)
Subject: Re: [newbie] Programming
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
take me of the lsit
As soon as I
If you go to linuxnewbie.org and read the article "Where's the RAM" I
think you will be able to solve the problem.
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Fernando Garcia Arranz wrote:
I've got a problem with the memory of my PC in Linux. I've got 128 Mb
but Linux just recognize 64Mb. What can I do ?
How come when you are in Linux, you can see your Windows partition, but not
the other way around??
Andy
I am hooked up through a cable modem through my
local provider. Windows detects this and sets it up by itself and this is
what the provider supports. Is there a way to have Linux do the same
because they won't give me any information such as host address, ip address ect.
because they don't
They won't give you any address info??
I'd suggest switching providers if that's possible.
-Original Message-
From: Jacob Aaron Holbrook [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 4:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] cable modem
I am hooked up
I am hooked up through a cable modem through my local provider. Windows
detects this and sets it up by itself and this is what the provider
supports. Is there a way to have Linux do the same because they won't
give me any information such as host address, ip address ect. because
they don't
Not possible, as long as I want to stay on a cable modem. And that is a
definite must.
I know it kinda pissed me off but her argument was that they don't support
Linuxwhat does that have to do with anything.
- Original Message -
From: "Pittman, Merle" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
we do use mcse for our programming needs. however, my professor learned
using unix, so i don't see why he would have a problem. my only problem is
that i can't get it running correctly right now. but i came up with a few
possible reasons, and i'm gonna test them tonight and we'll see what
well that didn't work now did it..anyways like I was saying. As long as
I want to stay on a cable modem, I can't change. Her argument was that they
don't support Linux.why would that make a difference if they give me the
info or not..
- Original Message -
From: "Pittman,
andy wrote:
How come when you are in Linux, you can see your Windows partition, but not
the other way around??
Andy
Because Linux is network-aware and Windows is blind? At
least you can see and use other operating systems in Linux,
it can act as a server to another disk on the same
Star Office from Sun will read Word documents. I use it for that reason.
Hint, though, don't save the word docs as rtf, but as .docs, as it works
better. Star Office is a huge download, but it is free.
Don J.
Martin Solms wrote:
I am looking for software that can open Word documents - I
Exactly! The fact that it is linux has nothing to do with it. They are
still responsible to give you the information. With my cable provider I
have to get the information to set up windows as well, and they are very
willing to give you the info. They do not support linux but still give you
In Windows...click the START button, choose RUN, type in "winipcfg" --
without quotes...choose MORE INFO, and there are all your IP/DNS/etc
there...write them down, then in Linux setup NIC/DHCP (not sure myself as my
cable IP is static, and I get by without using DHCP), read the HOWTO's, and
get
Mike Corbeil wrote:
Jim Adams wrote:
How do I safely remove supermount from fstab?
Use a filesystem configuration tool. I don't know what your gui
environment is, however you may find a tool in the desktop, and there
are tools which can be run from the command line shell, like
- Original Message -
From: "andy" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 1:22 PM
Subject: [newbie] Linux Partition
Lets just say you are embarking on a journey into a OS that will blow your
mind with all the things it does that windows can't.
How come
andy wrote:
How come when you are in Linux, you can see your Windows partition, but not
the other way around??
Andy
Becasuse MS doesn't like competitors.
However, you can get software which provides the capability or functionality
you asked about, and Exceed is one such tool, from
In Windows: Start-run-winipcfg-enter
you have to type in winipcfg in the "open" box.
I believe this will give you most of what you need
- Original Message -
From: "Jacob Aaron Holbrook" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 11:57 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie]
Pittman, Merle wrote:
YOU ARROGANT P---k!!
So a few math and physics courses (probably from mail order, or your nearest
community college) make you all that. I have 2 advanced degrees in
engineering (electronics and computers) yet I think myself no better or
smarter than anyone on this
andy wrote:
How come when you are in Linux, you can see your Windows partition, but not
the other way around??
It's because Micro$oft developpers couldn't ever think that someone uses
zinblow$ and another OS at the same time.
In fact, I don't think that they are aware that there are other
Martin
Theres a program called MSwordview its been installed into my
utilities/text group. Version 0.5.14bw6-1 mdk and it understands office
97 word files fine.
It came with my Mandrake 7.0 disk but should be available over the web
it works a treat.
Hope this helps
Duncan Bayne
Because Widows is SUPERIOR You will never need another OS. Forget all
of this Linux hoopla!!! Forget... Forget... You will obey the desktop
overlord Willam Gates!
Bwaahahahahahahahahahahaha
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/19/2000 02:57:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Mikenever mind, you just don't seem to get it. I consider
this subject closed.
Maybe for you, but if others wish to provide more educational information, then
believe me when I tell you, I'll be glad to read it. You can just skip the thread.
Never prevent others
Well that would work in win98, but I'm running win2k pro. and winipcfg
doesn't work..
- Original Message -
From: "Jaguar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 3:09 PM
Subject: Re: [[newbie] cable modem]
In Windows...click the START button, choose
Fernando García Arranz wrote:
I've got a problem with the memory of my PC in Linux. I've got 128 Mb
but Linux just recognize 64Mb. What can I do ? I've tried to insert the
line "append=128M " into the lilo.conf file , but it doesn't work. Could
you give an answer, please.
I was having the
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Does anyone know how to maintain a fat-partition under Linux?
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I've just installed Mandrake 7.0, and although it's mostly working, I'm
having a few problems of varying degrees of seriousness... if anyone
could help, or give me a suggestion, that would be much appreciated:
*just as a note, I've got a pentium 3 with one hard-drive for windows
Do you have a static IP or a dynamic IP?
If you have a dynamic IP address, mandrake should set this
up automatically if, during the install process you tell it
to set up your network card with dynamic IP.
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, you wrote:
I am hooked up through a cable modem through my local
allow me to make this correction. Sambar is the last name of a programmer
who has written a web server for windows 9* and NT, it is offered as a free
download without complete proxy support or as a paid download with complete
proxy service. I have used the free version at home with a dynamic IP
Hmm, seems like the images didn't get scaled down to mere thumbnails, but that
my netscape just has an odd way to handle .png's. Anyway, when viewing the pics
with gqview, I _do_ get them at an acceptable size, so I was wrong about it.
That damn little app actually _does_ work! :-)
--
Rial
I need a program to connect to 4 different pop accounts and hold them on my
linux machine. I want my family (home LAN,5 computers) to be able to use
their various email clients to connect to the linux machine to get their
mail. All PC's are using WIN98 except for one using WIN NT WS 6.0. Running
Jesus can you people can it!? This is getting old take your bickering off
the list. I don't think myself or anyone else would care to hear your
personal attacks and jibes at each other. I'm hear to learn, not to watch a
verbal boxing match.
Nick Horton
-Original Message-
From: Mike
Mikethe subject that I consider closed is the conversation I
was attempting to have with you. We very obviously disagree as
to what this forum is for and I wish to discontinue messaging
with you about it as I consider stretching this out any further
to be inappropriate for this venue.
Hi, and thanks ahead of time.
I downloaded the 7.0 ISO and burned it to a CD-RW,
and am installing off it.
Everything works absolutely fine up until it get to the
X configuration.. it sends the screen to my monitor fine.. high resolution.. at the
point where it asks "Is this correct? Leaving
well I called them again..and they said that they could not give them to
me because they don't know what they are...and said that they "cannot
assign static names". This is because it uses dhcp to obtain them.
- Original Message -
From: "Valjean" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
...of course, if you really need MS Word itself, it works great under WINE...
-Necro
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Martin Solms wrote:
I am looking for software that can open Word documents - I don't want to
keep rebooting to read my bosses documents!!
Thanks
Martin
Petty issues like this should be taken to private email, kids
-Necro
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Joe Perry wrote:
This may also depend on whether you're allowing only root to
write or make changes to the dos partitions, or also allowing users. I
don't give users access to my dos
OK Here's the situation:
I am clueless with Linux (You're Shocked, I know):
Anyway, I installed my Mandrake over a clean Dos 6.22 on a P200/128MB. No
Problems there.
I have a Win98 PIII/500 that is hooked to my cable modem.
I have a static IP for each box and the modem is Currently setup
David Herman wrote:
I'm having a problem ejecting cd-roms (on a dvd drive).
If I haven't accessed the drive or if I've accessed it through kfm then
I can eject by pushing the button on the drives face, but if I've been
using kpackage or rpmdrake I can't eject the disc unless I try to
David:
I also tried the append="mem=192M" in lilo.conf and then lilo at the prompt,
didn't work. I also tried lilo -v (which was reported to work) but no such
luck.
On the other hand Mandrake 7.0 recognizes a video card that Windows 98
refuses to recognize so I guess the extra line at log in
flupke wrote:
andy wrote:
How come when you are in Linux, you can see your Windows partition, but not
the other way around??
It's because Micro$oft developpers couldn't ever think that someone uses
zinblow$ and another OS at the same time.
In fact, I don't think that they are aware
George Jones wrote:
Because Widows is SUPERIOR You will never need another OS. Forget all
of this Linux hoopla!!! Forget... Forget... You will obey the desktop
overlord Willam Gates!
Bwaahahahahahahahahahahaha
He at least ack'd at least twice last year that Linux is a definite
use "ipconfig /all"
Well that would work in win98, but I'm running win2k pro. and winipcfg
doesn't work..
Finally, a voice of reason ! I second the motion - this is all getting
tiresome
- Original Message -
From: "Nicholas Horton" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 6:26 PM
Subject: WAS RE: [newbie] permissions on DOS_hda1 NOW: BICKERING!
Jesus can you
where's my other 2 post's
Finally, a question I can answer... (Feeling really green and
understanding about half of what is posted.)
Win2K type: "ipconfig" (for the short version) or "ipconfig /all" for
the long. "ipconfig /?" gives all the possible uses.
Jon Fry
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From:
I use Linux with a cable modem on RoadRunner, and it works great.
Why don't you try this:
Run LinuxConf. Go to Networking, then to basic host info. Then select the tab
for your network card (eth0). Click on the optin for DHCP.
Back out of LinuxConf, activating your changes.
You may have to
Dear Necrotica; Just jumped into this thread (haven't seen previous posts to
this topic), but just a quick thing here,...Wouldn't StarOffice do the
trick?? It's available for Windows and Linux, and handles all MS Office
documents, spreadsheets, etc. Just a thought.
Dan LaBine
- Original
Have you taken into account if a video card is using some of the system RAM??
ie: 192 RAM - 4 MB video = 188RAM
Just a thought...:)
Jaguar
Charles Wackerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David:
I also tried the append="mem=192M" in lilo.conf and then lilo at the
prompt,
didn't work. I also
Absolutely. StarOffice works pretty good (I use it myself). But since no one
else had mentioned it in the thread I thought I'd throw it in (to show how
wonderful Linux is...blah blah blah).
For a lot of my professional documents, though, I stick with Word 97 under
WINE. That way I know for sure
This is very easy to fix:
1) Login as root (or su at a command prompt)
2) Edit the file /etc/lilo.conf
3) Under the "label = linux" line add the line: append = "mem=xxxMB"
4) Save the changes
5) run "lilo" (without the quotes) at the prompt.
Just adding the append statement to lilo.conf isn't
Just some additional comments, mostly on perl.
Perl is good, because it can be better than bash for some systems
administration tasks. Plus, Perl has much functionality; it's
definitely at least considerably powerful, and being a scripting
language, you don't need to deal with compiling,
I checked that in video card documentation Diamond Stealth III S-540 uses only its
onboard 16megs of memory. Anyway, Linux accepts the 192 megs when I log in at lilo
with
"linuxmem =192M" Plus, the lilo.conf file has the append mem=192M all to no
avail.
Thanks for the suggestion
Hey Mike,
Lighten up a bit, eh? As far as having the money for books; no, I'm not
rich and yes, I've also checked pretty good books out from my local library.
Remember, there's usually more than just one path to any given point - what
might seem the straight path to one person, may seem like
Mike Corbeil wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Mikecorrect me if I'm wrong, but aren't you the guy who's
been telling some folks in this list that their questions aren't
appropriate for this forum and to go ask them in the expert
list? Well I think that your response in this thread
Abiword does a good job of importing MS word, but it's still in it's infancy. I've
just bought Corel Office 2000 deluxe, and I'm very pleased with it; it imports and
exports MS 97 / 2000 files as well as most other popular formats.
Mike
Emanuele La Rosa wrote:
Maybe you are right but it
andy wrote:
How come when you are in Linux, you can see your Windows partition, but not
the other way around??
Andy
I'm sure other people have answered this by now, but I can't resist:
That is because Microsoft supports only its *own* filesystems, whereas
Linux supports many filesystems
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