Ciao a tutti
avrei questo problema, se digito
'$ cd /mnt/floppy'
ottengo questa risposta
'bash: cd: /mnt/floppy/: Errore di input/output
Riavviando il sistema funziona.
Bruno
Il lun, 16 ott 2000, hai scritto:
Ciao a tutti
avrei questo problema, se digito
'$ cd /mnt/floppy'
ottengo questa risposta
'bash: cd: /mnt/floppy/: Errore di input/output
Riavviando il sistema funziona.
Spiega meglio il caso, ci dici un po' pochino.
Nicola.
Scusa il ritardo , comunque navigazione tutto ok ora.
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Problemi di navigazione internet
Date: Mon, 09 Oct 2000 11:21:06 +0200
At 08.27 09/10/00 +, loris
Scusa per il ritardo della risposta , comunque navigazione tutto ok ora.
From: Fabio Coatti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie-it] Problemi di navigazione internet
Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2000 10:41:12 +0200
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 08:27:04AM
On Mon, Oct 16, 2000 at 01:08:58AM +0200, peppesan wrote:
Il ven, 13 ott 2000, marco signoretto ha scritto:
ho letto su una rivista che è possibilie connettersi a linux da remoto
utilizzando telnet da una macchina che monta un qualsiasi sistema operativo.
provando da win 2000 a eseguire
Grazie mille Fabio, ho trovato la patch giusta, ma come faccio ad
applicarla???
ENx
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, a day in the life, Andrea Gentili wrote:
Mi piacerebbe provare ad installare l'interfaccia grafica di Gnome ma
ciò
si sta rivelando un'impresa (almeno per me).
Ho scaricato l'installer dal sito della Helixcode ma, pur seguendo le
istruzioni per
avviarlo, non riesco a
At 02:35 15/10/00, emerhawk wrote:
I'm asking for a frend. Is there a dist. for an amega machine.
Emerhawk
Do you mean Amiga? Start here, http://www.amiga.com
- Glen
-
Design Solution Limited
t: +44 (0)1502 513008
f: +44 (0)1502
hi canyou tell me where I can find any information
on which modems will work with linux I have installed at the moment a diamond
supraexpress 56i pro v cc pci modem. regards alan
I have a Compaq Presario 5726 (unfortunately), and ReiserFS have proved to be the ONLY
partitioning system that is stable enough, and with enough errorcorrection - systems
to make my machine reliable.
The problem is that i somehow loses information about where the harddisk locate some
of its
On Sun, 15 Oct 2000, you wrote:
My MS Intellimouse gave up on me. Despite a lot cleaning, etc, the buttons
were getting stuck and causing me to either have to click more than once to
get a click or one click would act as a double click. So with trepidation I
bought a MS optical
"alan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi canyou tell me where I can find any information on which modems will work
with linux I have installed at the moment a diamond supraexpress 56i pro v cc
pci modem. regards alan
===
Alan,
Keep in mind that the majority of PCI modems
alan wrote:
hi canyou tell me where I can find any information on which modems
will work with linux I have installed at the moment a diamond
supraexpress 56i pro v cc pci modem. regards alan
This site lists hardware known to work.
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fhard.php3
Most modems
Hi Mark,
I am a little behind you but maybe I can help. I have a Toshiba Satellite
4090 XDVD notebook with Win2000 and LM 7.0 installed. I also had some
problems configuring my video card. My computer has a Trident Cyber 9525
Graphic Adapter which is not available. I chose the closest option
How do I get my Mustek 600cp parallel port scanner
to work under Mandrake ??
Mike
I have a 56 Supermax modem and it is a winmodem :(
I think all
of the made by diamond are winmodems ;(.. There is
a site out
there but I think you best bet is to write diamond
and ask them
if you modem is dependent on the CPU, they don't
like people
calling their modems winmodems hehe..
Dear Ricardo
I have a Toshiba satellite 4090 XCDT and finally I have reached to install
the Mandrake 7.1. I had no problems to install the 7.0 version, but the 7.1
was more difficult I do not know wy; the way to install is in text mode
installation, that means, when the installation CD show you
On Sat, 14 Oct 2000 7:37pm ,rharvey spake passionately in a message:
I have called micrsoft and got my free support that comes with the purchase
of a new operating system.
they helped me on the spot and I had 30 day left to ask for more help.
Hmm... :) there's always the exception
:) holy cow Larry! sounds like some of the shaninigans that goes on down
here with my ISP. I wonder if they're related some how?
--
Mark
/* I never worry about the to-jams.
* Once I've stuck my foot in my mouth
* it's already too late...just make sure
* you chew them
The scroll wheel works everywhere for me in linux. But I do use imwheel -k
and it is attached as a PS/2.
As for the 2 additional buttons it should be a matter of finding out what
keypresses they send out and entering them in a keybinding somewhere
(Netscape, Opera, etc.).
Jeff Malka [EMAIL
The XServer on my brand-new installation of Mandrake 7.2 beta 3 refused
to start the first day after it was installed (without error messages),
then shut down, and rebooted the next day. At the end of a long list of
messages were two lines:
Fatal server error:
could not open default font 'fixed'
/etc/profile has a comment that PATH is taken care of by Mandrake Security.
Removing the # and adding dirs has no affect on the path. Could someone point
out:
1) Where Mandrake hides the ability to update the path
2) Where this and other differences in Mandrake vs popular Linux how-to books
are
I have problem to make my connections to the internet to work using
my portable PC.
Each time I launch kppp, I have the following message :
"Sorry, the modem is busy"
What is that ?
I've never had any problem with my other computers running Linux, but
it's the first time I install Linux
/etc/profile has a comment that PATH is taken care of by Mandrake Security.
Removing the # and adding dirs has no affect on the path. Could someone point
out:
You didn't say why you wanted to change the path but I think you're
looking in the wrong place.
1) Where Mandrake hides the
I believe
thats Amiga made by Commodore a while ago. I would be interested as well, as I have an old one in my
garage!
Carlton J Doc
Dodd
-Original
Message-
From: emerhawk
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000
3:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
If you have access to news groups you really probably ought to ask
programming related questions in comp.os.unix.programmer, you'll probably
get much quicker and more correct responses. If you have missing pieces of
the development library, it's not like you can just drop in a header file
and
3) Is it a standard *nix security configuration to not search the
current
directory? Most annoying for an OS/2, Win32, DOS based person.
grin...I recall an explanation of this at one point but I can't
recall
There's an answer to this in the comp.unix.questions faq. The example
they give
I normally have my samba network configured as a workgroup I was thinking of switching
it over to a domain server possible dhcp server. I was just wondering what it entails
to do this chore.
Regards
Mike Freeman
Embrace the Penguin. Give Bill the cold shoulder!
Linux Registered
In a message dated 10/14/2000 9:19:38 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello All:
I think my Master Boot Record is corrupt.
My system only sees 2 gigs of 6.4 gig HD. Do I have to take it in too shop
and get a low level format?
I can create an extended
Hi all-
Question, if I uninstall the drivers and sound card from windows and then
boot up linux and do a clean install do you think that the sound card will
work ? Everytime I use drakX it tells me the sound card has already been
configured. So I figure what do I have to lose except about a
I have a program that I can send you called Efdisk. It is awesome and you
will be able to use to create real linux partitions. If you want, I can send
it to you off-list.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 12:09 PM
To:
Hoping for some help here:
I previously had the following setup within my network at my residence. 1
Linux box w/ 2 NIC cards. 1 connected to the DSL modem, and 1 to a HUB
where other computers throughout the house are connected. I configured NIC
1 for the IP address given to me by my DSL
Kenneth Marcy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The XServer on my brand-new installation of Mandrake 7.2 beta 3 refused
to start the first day after it was installed (without error messages),
then shut down, and rebooted the next day. At the end of a long list of
messages were two lines:
Fatal
Yes, I have buttons like this. I thought it was intentional (free version
and all). Haven't had any time to work with it. I'm interested in solutions
others have. -Gary-
In a message dated 10/14/2000 6:27:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone have this problem?
"Wignall, Mark T" wrote:
In summary, my question is this. Is this the best/only approach I can take
in setting up my environment? Is there a way to accomplish this by setting
up my own route tables? The reason I ask is because when everything is
"idle" on my network, I see blips on the
Dear Anyone, It has been a long haul and I am finally on cable internet
with linux mandrake! One person in this newbie group helped me so much
privately to get this going and I certainly appreciate it. I am in a
hurry right now, but I will send info about the steps I had to take to
get my SMC EZ
I'm having hard disk problems and for reasons
that are too lengthy to explain I need to completely remove both Windows and
Linux from my system. I've reformatted my second drive where Linux was
installed, but when I reboot, LILO tries to come up then hangs with just the
first two letters
Boot
with a DOS FLoppy and perform fdisk /mbr
this
will remove LILO
-Original Message-From: Joseph Bourque
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 1:32
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [newbie] LILO
hangs
I'm having hard disk problems and for reasons
I have changed the partitions as suggested but am still having problems,
once I select linux from grub I get the following message and nothing
happens:
Booting Linux
Internal (hd0, 4)/vmlinuz root=/dev/hda9 hdd=ide-scsi
[linux-bzImage, setup=0xe00, size=0xa4530
this is what partition info
I'm having hard disk problems and for reasons that are too lengthy to explain I need
to completely remove both Windows and Linux from my system. I've reformatted my
second drive where Linux was installed, but when I reboot, LILO tries to come up then
hangs with just the first two letters LI
Dear Anyone, Now that I am finally on cable internet with Linux I would
like to get Napster going if possible. Is there a napster software for
linux that is rpm? I saw one that is a tar file but I have had no luck
with understanding tar yet. Thank you, Marcia
I don't see how drivers and/or devices installed in Windows will have any
affect on a Linux install - changes to the bios will have an affect, but I
don't think software installed in Windows will affect anything. Maybe
someone else knows differently - or give it a try anyway, since I guess
Hi!
I am a brand new Mandrake user and appreciate very much the initiative of a
list supporting dummies like me!
I have a Network card (PCI) provided by Road Runner, an american cable
services provider. They do not support Linux users.
I feel like I am close to the goal of making this card
Boot
from your windows startup floppy and then at the A: prompt, type SYSTEM.
this will overwrite the MBR on your hard disk, by transferring the system files
from the floppy to hard disk. This is NOT like formatting your hard drive,
so all your files will be intact.
Mark
Wignall
Marcia L Waller escribió:
Dear Anyone, Now that I am finally on cable internet with Linux I would
like to get Napster going if possible. Is there a napster software for
linux that is rpm? I saw one that is a tar file but I have had no luck
with understanding tar yet.
Go to rpmfind.net and
What's the advantage of using fetchmail and sendmail?
--
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000 00:43:04 ZZ wrote:
Marcia L Waller wrote:
Dear Anyone, It has been a long haul and I am finally on cable internet
with linux mandrake!
Great!! I am still on a dilaup 28.8:P
the net using Nestscape I have one
In a message dated 15-Oct-00 23:31:16 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Seriously - look around your local area - ask your colleagues
It should not matter whether the ISP is "Linux Friendly" data is
data is data and that is all you exchange with the ISP
some isps want
Dear Anyone, Now that I am finally on cable internet with Linux I would
like to get Napster going if possible. Is there a napster software for
linux that is rpm? I saw one that is a tar file but I have had no luck
with understanding tar yet. Thank you, Marcia
I use knapster occasionally and
I don't see how drivers and/or devices installed in Windows will have any
affect on a Linux install - changes to the bios will have an affect, but I
don't think software installed in Windows will affect anything. Maybe
someone else knows differently - or give it a try anyway, since I
In a message dated 16-Oct-00 15:22:58 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
While Windows has taken "unpredictable" to a new high, it's none of the
Windows software drivers are even loaded when Linux is running so you're
right; their residence on a hard drive won't affect
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 21:41:44 +0200, you wrote:
Marcia L Waller escribió:
Dear Anyone, Now that I am finally on cable internet with Linux I would
like to get Napster going if possible. Is there a napster software for
linux that is rpm? I saw one that is a tar file but I have had no luck
with
yes, you can get lots of information that way and it can be very helpful
with debugging - I used that to help fix my own SBLive! problems - but the
original question (not from me) was about problems configuring an SBLive !
card in 7.0 , and someone asking that if the Win driver's were
alan wrote:
hi canyou tell me where I can find any information on which modems
will work with linux I have installed at the moment a diamond
supraexpress 56i pro v cc pci modem. regards alan
Hi, I have a "Best Data" internal modem on one machine and a "Best Data
56SX" external on another
look on rpmfind.net for
knapster
gnapster
one of those should work for yah :o]
- Original Message -
From: "Marcia L Waller" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 4:06 PM
Subject: [newbie] Napster rpm?
Dear Anyone, Now that I am finally on cable
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:10:01 -0400 (EDT), Larry Marshall wrote:
/etc/profile has a comment that PATH is taken care of by Mandrake Security.
Removing the # and adding dirs has no affect on the path. Could someone point
out:
You didn't say why you wanted to change the path but I think you're
Hello Linux gods,
Mandrake Linux 7.0
I made the mistake of running Bastille Linux 1.1.0 on my machine. Anyway,
ever since I rebooted I can no longer login to the root account. Does
anyone know a way around this ? Without root access I can't do anything.
There may be a "uninstall/undo" in
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:56:13 -0500 (CDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
domain server possible dhcp server.
I was not aware that Samba could emulate an NT Domain Controller. Doesn't it
act as an additional server in the domain?
Adding DHCP would be separate from changing the workgroup/domain
Hi --
Mandrake 7.0 runs on a laptop -- I regularly use it on my Toshiba satellite. But I
have discovered that it does not like to run on
less than 64 mb memory. Others on this list have suggested that this isn't so, but I
have had several bad experiences where
6.1 would run but 7.0 would
Hi all,
There is a RPM version of Knapster (Napster for the KDE) at the Mandrake
Cooker sites, any mirror should do. It would be listed under
contributions. That's where I get most of my application from.
Rob
- Original Message -
From: "Roger Sherman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Check, in linuxconf, to see whether device eth0 is set as "enable at boot".
--Greg
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
I am a brand new Mandrake user and appreciate very much the initiative of
a
list supporting dummies like me!
I have a Network card (PCI) provided
Is it possible to copy music cd's onto the hard drive that you can then play
back without having to load the cd in the cdrom.
Sure...grip comes with LM. This will take tracks off your CD by
calling cdparanoia (also comes with LM) . It will then hand the result to
some program (I downloaded
netcfg might be a little easier to use if you have it. It's very
straightforward. All it does is handle network stuff. :)
*^*^*^*
Have the courage to take your own thoughts seriously, for they will shape
you. -- Albert Einstein
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, Greg Stewart wrote:
Check, in linuxconf, to
You need to alias the external interface to act as all 5 external "real" IP
addresses a,d use ipmasqadm to port forward the incoming requests to the
appropriate masqeud internal IP address.
The format for setting IP aliasing is (where the "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"s
correspond to the IP addresses and
A few months ago I bought a Maxtor Diamondmax 40
gig hard drive. I installed it with Windows 98 using the included Maxblast
Plus software floppy. The software included a BIOS overlay called EZ
BIOS. Everything installed correctly and gave me two 20 gig partitions
labeled D: and E: Whenever
you need to re compile the kernel for this ok
for ip masq you need to re config the kernel ok
stephen
- Original Message -
From: "Greg Stewart" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 8:34 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Linux/Networking/Firewall
You need to
Seriously - look around your local area - ask your colleagues
It should not matter whether the ISP is "Linux Friendly" data is
data is data and that is all you exchange with the ISP
some isps want specific data such as windows aps that run on the system
Huh? Sure haven't seen that.
While Windows has taken "unpredictable" to a new high, it's none of the
Windows software drivers are even loaded when Linux is running so you're
right; their residence on a hard drive won't affect anything. You're also
right that changing the BIOS will affect Linux.
this maybe true,
Help! I've installed apache-1.3.12-30mdk.i586.rpm and the other compliments
with suexec, common, and perl_mod. I was able to see and use my website up
until I went into DrakConf and Clicked on the "Security Level" and set it to
high. Now my server denies all access to the server even to me when I
well for one dos fdisk is limited your bios settings will tell it something
it cant comprehend, remember how we mention lilo only able to detect so many
cylanders well in this case dos has the same limitations, my mom had the same
problem she bought a 20 gig hard drive and for some reason her
DOS will not see anything past the 1028 cylinder limit--approximately 7.8GB
(sually rounded by DOS to 8GB). You do not need the "EZ-BIOS" app. to run
properly.
If you are only installing linux, then scrap the DOS utilities, and only use
the installer (I'm assuming Mandrake). Use "expert mode"
On disk 5 of my mandrake deluxe package there is a program named Arkeia
backup utility. I looked on Arkeia's web pages and it appeared as if
this utility will backup to tapes only. Is that correct? Or have I
missed read the info about Arkeia. I wish to backup to a disk drive.
Will this utility
this is the same problem I've had... but I started with no acess to
anything but 127.0.0.1 (even though it took a day to install lm7.1 +
pcmica)
If you find out how to fix it let us know..
I'm just trying a rebuild :(
Altoine Barker wrote:
Help! I've installed apache-1.3.12-30mdk.i586.rpm
In the past month or so at least two people asked about locating
iostream.h under Mandrake. I haven't done any C++ coding and so couldn't
answer their question but it seemed an odd one since, by appearances, LM
installs the standard GNU compilers/libraries. I stuck it on a "check
this out"
On disk 5 of my mandrake deluxe package there is a program named Arkeia
backup utility. I looked on Arkeia's web pages and it appeared as if
this utility will backup to tapes only. Is that correct? Or have I
missed read the info about Arkeia. I wish to backup to a disk drive.
Will this
Larry Marshall wrote:
I think the significant thing in this thread (about whether removing
Windows drivers would help Linux) is whether Linux can get any
information from Windows device drivers. I'd submit the answer is, as I
suggested, no.
You are correct. If you are dealing with a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well for one dos fdisk is limited your bios settings will tell it something
it cant comprehend, remember how we mention lilo only able to detect so many
cylanders well in this case dos has the same limitations, my mom had the same
That is why Linux-Mandrake developed
I installed Linux on my computer only to find that
it did not have the C++ libraries, so I downloaded the tar file for that and
then followed the instructions to install gcc on my computer. All went
well until I rebooted my machine. Now I can not get it to go into the GUI
mode. I have tried
make sure your acually running apache!!
and not roxen - god only knows what it is, but kill it the run apache...
Dan Gibbs wrote:
this is the same problem I've had... but I started with no acess to
anything but 127.0.0.1 (even though it took a day to install lm7.1 +
pcmica)
If you find out
Dennis Veatch wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well for one dos fdisk is limited your bios settings will tell it something
it cant comprehend, remember how we mention lilo only able to detect so many
cylanders well in this case dos has the same limitations, my mom had the same
That is
I want to save and/or transfer my whole public_html
directory
to another drive on my computer...(have two)
However, my public_html dir is very large, and I definitly
want to save/transfer this whole dir...and at the same time,
keep all case in tact...(upper/lower case) of
filenames/directories.
What was you tar syntax? Did you tar a directory from just above it? If not,
try the following:
tar -cvpf filename.tar directoryname
-c = create
-v = verbose
-p = preserve (permissions)
-f = filename (the filename must come immediately after the 'f' or the next
argument becomes the filename)
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