Ciao tutti
vorrei chiedervi un aiuto. Ho Mandrake 7.2 e voglio installare real player, pero' non
so
quale scaricare, ho scaricato quello per RedHat 6.2 (rp7_linux_sparc_cs2.bin)
pero' non riesco a lanciarlo. Se potete indicarmi quale fail devo scaricare o forse
qualche metodo speciale per
Salve a tutti, ho un piccolo problema con gli rpm.
Molti nuovi rpm non vengono installati nè con kpackage nè da linea di
comando perchè necessitano del rpm 4.0.x.
Su rpm find ho trovato l'aggiornamento mandrake per gli rpm, ma anche
lui vuole l'rpm 4.0
Ho la mandrake 7.1 come posso risolvere
Ciao a tutti,
scusate il disturbo... volevo chiedere se qualcuno sa come risolvere un
problemuccio che mi si è verificato non appena ho installato la Mandrake 7.2
ebbene... non riesco a far andare la mia Creative AWE64 Gold! SIGHHH!!
l'HardDrake la riconosce... ma la scheda non
Ciao!
A quanto pare, i problemi con i due tasti "g" e "r" evidenziati la notte
scorsa, si verificano solo sotto Gnome e solo come utente, non come
root...
Se qualcuno avesse qualche idea sulle possibili cause...
Corrado
non riesco a configurare kmail
in particolare cosa debbo digitare nella casella 'host' e nella caella
'porta'
grazie e un saluto a tutti
bruno
Nella casella mail devi mettere l'indirizzo del pop3 del fornitore
dell'indirizzo.
Es.Se usi libero metti "popmail.libero.it"
Nella porta metti 110.
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
non riesco a configurare kmail
in particolare cosa debbo digitare nella casella 'host' e nella caella
'porta'
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
Nella casella mail devi mettere l'indirizzo del pop3 del fornitore
dell'indirizzo.
Es.Se usi libero metti "popmail.libero.it"
Nella porta metti 110.
per Tiscali:
pop.tiscalinet.it
porta 110
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
non riesco a configurare kmail
Ciao,
controlla che non hai abilitato nel bios "Plug And Play OS".
Deve essere disattivato.
Poi entra come root,fuori da X,scrivi sndconfig.
Te la riconosce automaticamente.E tutto funzionerà.
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
Ciao a tutti,
scusate il disturbo... volevo chiedere se
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
Ciao!
A quanto pare, i problemi con i due tasti "g" e "r" evidenziati la notte
scorsa, si verificano solo sotto Gnome e solo come utente, non come
root...
Se qualcuno avesse qualche idea sulle possibili cause...
Non so bene che problema hai, e non uso
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
Nella casella mail devi mettere l'indirizzo del pop3 del fornitore
dell'indirizzo.
Es.Se usi libero metti "popmail.libero.it"
Nella porta metti 110.
Il mer, 13 dic 2000, hai scritto:
non riesco a configurare kmail
in particolare cosa debbo digitare
On Tuesday 12 December 2000 12:13, you wrote:
Hi
I have a dualboot machine with windows98 installed on my primary
harddisk (hda) and Linux Mandrake 7.2 on the other one (hdc).
After installing Mandrake 7.2 with the new Xfree 4.0.1 graphics server,
X seemed a little unstable (I have an ATI
On Tuesday 12 December 2000 14:01, you wrote:
Hey all,
I have a question. I need to know how to perform a clean uninstall of
Linux. Now, before you guys jump all over me, listen to my reason. This is
not my choice. I have 7.1 installed at work and the Network admin. found
out and he, being
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 18:17, Len Lawrence wrote:
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, John Batt wrote:
When I try to install WP8 I get the following error:
"Can't Find libm.so.5" Where can I find this lib?
John Batt
I imported libm.so.5 from RH6.1 but it did not help; neither did a
symbolic link to
Well...if you're into terminal stuff Pine is wonderful! You use fetchmail
to get your mail from the server(s), and sendmail/postfix to send with.
Pine handles the reading and composition.
If you're a GUI person, Pronto is a real good app. It uses database
technology to store messages, message
Hi everybody!
I am new to Mandrake and this list and I´ve tried to change
Mandranke´s default KDE2 (too slow) to the faster Gnome
Desktop, but there´s no menu item to do this!?
Can somebody help?
So I found out that Mandrake loads the very fast IceWm
if I start the X writing startx (any
Hi Guys and Gals,
I was wondering how to mount a new Swap partion.
When I originally did my install of Mandrake I made the swap 128meg, and it
should be at least double that (my physical memory is 128meg). What I want to
do is create a new 256 meg partition, format it as a Swap and then
Paul,
Find out where the config file is kept and chmod that to your needs. Might
be /etc/some-directory. What it might be is a file where the default menu
values are written to as well as the ones that root places on the menu.
--
Mark
###
## ...it's not a bug, it's a feature
##
At 12-12-2000 -0500, you wrote:
What is Fips?
O'Reilly Running Linux, Page 53, "... several programs that resize
partitions nondestructively. One of these is known as FIPS and can be
found on many Linux FTP sites."
Denis,
Try re-installing the gedit rpm again. it appears as though when the
program installed the setup process did not complete properly. That or you
could hunt down the config file that this program is reading from and
manualy reset the value that is causing this error.
And...we who don't use
Solo,
It means that you better add this chain to your IPchains rules.local file.
$IPCHAINS -A input -s 202.156.38.254 -d $OUTERNET 29706 -j DENY -l
This line will deny access to anyone from this IP address. Don't wait
cause it sounds like someone has cracked your system and is getting ready
I'm sorry to have to say this, but do you know the difference between
"server" and "workstation"?
SERVER is the one that pop3 installs on and WORKSTATION is the one that
accesses the pop3 _server_ to get the mail. you're going to have to
reinstall and this time do the server install.
--
Mark
If i have 6.1 and like to goto 7.2 with our reinstall the lot how easy is it
?
Michael Falzon
Mozy's Swamp BBs Red Dwarf BBs
+61 3 93314369 BBs and Fax
+61 3 93314368 BBs
+61409967695Help Desk 24/7
http://mozysswamp.yi.org
telnet://mozysswamp.yi.org
FidoNet Number 3:634/384
BloodNet
Now that's an answer I like. He's a real... I'll restrain myself due to the
fact that there are ladies on this list.
-Original Message-
From: Mark Weaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 8:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Uninstall of MDK
Well...when I attempt to navigate to a dir in a terminal window that has
spaces in the name I'm told that "no such file or directory" exists and
if I try to do a chmod, or chown or any type of attribute change on a file
or dir with a space in the name, then this too fails. I don't think spaces
What printer do you have? When you print to a file by choosing "File"
and then "Print" and marking the "Print to file" check box in the
printing dialog of Star Office, can you display this file with "gv"? Can
you print the file with "xpp"?
Till
Terry C wrote:
I followed the instructions
Victor,
Have you tried reinstalling VI from the RPM? If that doesn't fix it, then
I would install the VI/VIM RPM from the 7.1 CD.
--
Mark
###
## ...it's not a bug, it's a feature
## Registered Linux User # 182496
## !-- Pine 4.31 --
#
On
I have just upgraded to Mandrake 7.2 from 7.0 and now operate KDE2. But my
monitor is having probs. The screen(a third on the left side) seems to repeat
itself. How do I stop this?
Thanx
Andrew D
Alexander Arzberger wrote:
Hi everybody!
I am new to Mandrake and this list and I´ve tried to change
Mandranke´s default KDE2 (too slow) to the faster Gnome
Desktop, but there´s no menu item to do this!?
Can somebody help?
So I found out that Mandrake loads the very fast IceWm
if I
what commands can I use to change all my IP
addresses which are going to be on a new IP ALL AT ONCE without
having to modify each joesch.com.hosts folder?
Also to modify ALL the IP addresses in httpd.conf
all at once from 123.456.789.321 to
123.456.789.124?
What is the command called?
Hey,
As a belated intro (as I'd responded to some one earlier), I'm
Meph. I'd been using RH 6.0 for round a year a half on this
my girl friend's pc's had used RH 5.0 on a couple of other
boxes for short periods before that. I've not yet installed mdk
7.2 on this box because when I'd
it just doesn't seem fair, does it?
--
Mark
###
## ...it's not a bug, it's a feature
## Registered Linux User # 182496
## !-- Pine 4.31 --
#
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 Paul spake passionately saying!
On 12 Dec 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Maybe he
I'm having problems setting up my sound card Creative SB Vibra 16. It worked
great under 7.0 and 7.1 but now it keeps setting up on IRQ 7. I don't know
where to manually changed this. I edited the moudels.conf file and specified
the normal settings under which this sound card has worked before:
Has anyone had any luck setting up a UK ADSL connection in Linux using the
USB boxes (ie the domestic services not the business one which use ethernet
cards)
If so what provider were you using?
I'm looking at getting ADSL in the new year, I'm not overly bothered about
using it in linux,
Hey Mark ( John, I guess),
I won't claim to know as much about Linux as Civileme, but I've
picked up some things in the past year a half on RH 6.0. To
open a file like: This File in, say pico, do this:
$ pico "This File"
You just need to add the quotes to any file or directory with
Try:
find / -name *.kdelnk
Sorry if thats rediculously slow, but I can't find another way that
works for sure. You can try:
locate kdelnk
At one point the locate didn't work at all on mine. It does now, and
I've no clue why. ls -R *.kdelnk still doesn't work. Maybe it will on
yours.
Mark Weaver wrote:
Ok...since you've said I will believe it. But then how does one navigate
to these dir's that have spaced names, or how would one open such a file
from a command line? Every time I've ever tried this, with the exception
of doing it with Wine (and even then most times it
besides, what am I really hurting by have Linux on my machine??? He is just
a Microsoft freak. Doesn't think that any other product can measure up! HA!
Chris Kelly
---
"One World, One Web, One Program." - Microsoft Promotional Ad.
"Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Fuhrer." - Adolf Hitler
Ok...since you've said I will believe it. But then how does one navigate
to these dir's that have spaced names, or how would one open such a file
from a command line? Every time I've ever tried this, with the exception
of doing it with Wine (and even then most times it fails), I get a message
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 13:26, you wrote:
If i have 6.1 and like to goto 7.2 with our reinstall the lot how easy is
it ?
Michael Falzon
Mozy's Swamp BBs Red Dwarf BBs
+61 3 93314369 BBs and Fax
+61 3 93314368 BBs
+61409967695Help Desk 24/7
http://mozysswamp.yi.org
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I deleted the wrong cdrom when trying to setup gnome
toaster. I issued the command cd /dev rm cdrom In
-s scd0 cdrom. How do I add my cdrom back in ? I get the
error message no such file or directory. Also it says to
be sure I have access etc.
Hello
Don't mean to barge in on this thread, but I'm stuck.. I have info speed
up and running in W'95 but I can't get rp-pppoe setup script to work. it
crashes when it attempts to run sed within the scrip. The message is as
follows:
sed: -e expression #2, char 17: unknown option to 's'
**
Alternatively, assuming you have a directory called "mydir for myprogram"
you could do things like "cd mydir*myprogram" and "chown myname:mygroup
mydir*myprogram".
The only time I run into this is with guys at work who use Windows
programs to create mp3s and don't choose the option in the
It's usuallly found in default installation of Linux( I think so), the
memory for recently typed commands. After entering the Konsole window, as you
type the Up-Arrow an earlier typed command are presented in the konsole
prompt and so on, in the same way, hitting the Down-Arrow you
the MAKEDEV command might get it back too. If it's not IDE type:
man MAKEDEV
and start reading.
Paul writes:
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I assume you had an IDE cdrom. Was it on /dev/hdb? hdc? hdd?
Make a new link
cd /dev
rm cdrom
ln -s /dev/hd...
s wrote:
Hi all,
I've been seeing these register user #s in some peoples signatures and I was
wondering how they/you figured your number. I registered, but my ID# looks
nothing like the examples I've seen here. Mine consists of letters, dashes,
and numbers. Could someone explain how
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How do you tell if its on hdb hdc or hdd I dont know
where to look. Also after typing in cd dev/ rm cdrom ln
I think that you should be able to tell by checking out your dmesg file.
Try "dmesg |more" and see if you can find your cdrom being identified.
Hi all,
I've been seeing these register user #s in some peoples signatures and I was
wondering how they/you figured your number. I registered, but my ID# looks
nothing like the examples I've seen here. Mine consists of letters, dashes,
and numbers. Could someone explain how this works?
TIA,
Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Tuesday 12 December 2000 12:55 pm, Thomas Matelich wrote:
I've been having problems with MandrakeUpdate, so I went to get the
cooker version,
Do Not use cooker rpms, for anything.
Party pooper. Ok, I can deal with that. My problem with
MandrakeUpdate, like the
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 05:56 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Guys and Gals,
I was wondering how to mount a new Swap partion.
When I originally did my install of Mandrake I made the swap 128meg,
and it should be at least double that (my physical memory is 128meg).
. I suspect
Isn't this a function of the shell? I always use bash it works, but I
seem to remember it not working under csh. If I'm wrong someone correct me,
please.
Joseph Red
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: "Jose Ricardo Sabino" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
The trouble with having spaces in directory or file names is that the shell
interprets each bit of the name as a separate command line parameter and
thinks "hang on , cd (or whatever) can only have one parameter. I'd better
report an error" The answer is to type cd "my dir name thats got spaces
I typed cd /dev rm cdrom it confirmed deletion then
typed ln -s /dev/hdc cdrom then it said ln: cdrom: file
exists so I typed ln -s /dev/scd0 cdrom no complaints
now when I put in a cd for music the cd player says
ejected. when using a data cd it say cannot read cd. now
what ?
the serpent and
How do you tell if its on hdb hdc or hdd I dont know
where to look. Also after typing in cd dev/ rm cdrom ln
-s /dev/hd cdrom it says - cdrom read or access error
make sure you have permissions etc. also said ln:cdrom
file exits. Now what ?
Quoting Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000
I always seem to just break into the swap partition when I decide I want to
encrypt something with GNUPG and it screems that I am using unsafe memory.
So my question is, how can I, a newbie, wipe the swap partition without
screwing everything up.
--
"Never let the bastards wear you down!"
Okay so I ran dmesg | more and it does "see" everything
on my system. Running man MAKEDEV what am I looking for
? It shows several options. Now I get cdrom not ready
make sure disc is in drive. What else ? There has to be
a way to fix this.
Thank You, Chronos.
the serpent and
Sorry, I thought that your problem was that you didn't know which /dev/hd?
your cdrom was attached to. The dmesg should show you this information.
...Dave
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Okay so I ran dmesg | more and it does "see" everything
on my system.
hey Len --
i noticed you mentioning Applix below.
i installed Applix Office 5 on my 7.1 7.2 boxes with no problems
and no seg faults when it runs.
and the printing under 7.2/CUPS is great.
i just thought i'd mention that to you -- so you know it "should" work. =)
i'm no linux/applix guru,
this will shock everyone, but Tom seems to be right =)
*amazed silence*
actually, Tom is about 99% right but
when i installed linux first i had 60M ram and made a swap of 500M
(i have disk space to burn)
the swap was used somewhat
i recently added 128M ram, and linux hasn't touched my
hey Mark, someone will probably get to this reply before me,
but i think it's as simple as
command "file or directory with spaces"
and i believe this works with many / most of the linux commands.
i have had some problems with gui programs and spaces in file names
and i am gradually converting
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 03:35 am, Jim Kempton wrote:
Hey
Thanks for the responses so far.
Right, I can't find sndconfig. It's not in usr/sbin
/usr/sbin/sndconfig /usr/share/man/man8/sndconfig.8.bz2
/usr/share/sndconfig /usr/share/sndconfig/sample.au
Are you running IPChains, or another firewall?
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Chris wrote:
Greetings,
I'm not sure if this is the correct place to be asking this, as I'm
having no hardware config or install problems, but I need a bit of
advice on making Mandrake more secure.
I have
Again,
Sorry about the html email, I forgot the Outlook defaulted to html based
email.
So here is the question again.
Thanks.
Here is a situation that I think you will all love. My company is sick and
tired of Windows. They just hired me and after hearing that I said we
should go to Linux (
I am using 7.2 beta 2, b/c I had to give up my cable modem until I move and
I am too po to buy the release until I start work (graduating from Texas
AM, btw).
I try to use different mixer apps like 'gmix', but I get "No mixers found"
and that I should make sure that I have sound
I have an Epson 740. Some things have changed since I
posted this message. I did an upgrade to the latest
version of CUPS and I can now print. But all is still
not well. When I print a StarOffice document the lpr
print window comes up, I click on OK, and then the
qtcups window comes up. I again
On Monday 11 December 2000 05:01, regarding Re: [newbie] Enabling Telnet
FTP, you said:
I also had this problem with my initial install of Mandrake 7.2. Make
sure that you have the telnet server installed. Type "rpm -qa |grep
telnet" and see if you have both the telnet and telnet
hey Chris -- i didn't do anything. just added the memory. i don't have a clue how to
(if you even can) tell linux to use or not use the swap. i monitor my swap and ram
use, and i have not seen any swap used since i went to 188M ram.
a 2G swap that is 100% used wow, that sounds really
I would like to upgrade to the 2.2.18 kernel to try and get my USB scanner
working under Linux. I looked in the Mandrake 7.2 updates folder, as well
as the Cooker FTP site (it seems like they only have 2.4.x kernels), but I
couldn't find the source. Should I download the kernel from
You
haven't quite explained the setup...
Are
you trying to use MS Proxy from Linux clients?
If so
you have to remember that MS-PROXY uses NT authentication before enabling
Windows machines. I.E. the Windows machines have to login to the NT
domain/server before they have access to
Are you trying to use MS Proxy from Linux clients?
Yes, The Linux boxes must go through the MS Proxy to gain access to the
outside world.
If so you have to remember that MS-PROXY uses NT authentication before
enabling Windows machines. I.E. the Windows machines have to login to the
NT
hey Chris --
i had an idea (which don't happen often)
you could tell linux not to use the swap by eliminating the swap partition.
tho i don't know if linux *has* to have a swap.
one of the gurus might be able to answer that for us.
Adrian Smith
'de telepone dude
Telecom Dept.
x 7042
[EMAIL
hi, i'm still working on this problem where i have this narrow strip on the left-most
edge of my monitor which shows what is actually about 4 inches from the left side of
the display. i wanted to run my XF86Config-4 file past you folks. it looks ok to me,
but what do i know. does anyone see
Apparently, they are not installed because I did waht you suggested and
it just kept returning to the prompt. I did a file find for postgre*
and php* and nothing came up as well. Anyway, I went to the Postgres
and PHP websites and downloaded a Mandrake i586.rpm for postgres and a
tar.gz for
Quoting -michael- [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[root@gauss /root]# rpm -qa | grep telnet
telnet-0.17-5mdk
gnome-telnet-2.1-2mdk
ktelnet-0.62-8mdk
[root@gauss /root]#
now what? I'm leaving and want to be able to get into my
boxen while away
You don't have telnet-server installed. I'm
Hi again,
already done that, I've enabled the sound server, and set up specific sounds
per event and still nothing.
Bob
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 05:52, you wrote:
You have to go into the control center, locate the sound section and
enable the system sounds. You may also have to set up
Hello All,
I'm looking to add a low priced printer to this computer. I'm thinking of
the Epson 777. Has anyone had any luck with this one? Could someone suggest
a low priced model that does work well? It seems easier to match the
hardware first than jump thru hoops later :)
--
Paul
Linux
I don't appear to have drakconf in my installation of mandrake 7.1. I
couldn't find anything to download off of mandrake's site. I found an older
version of drakconf floating around on the internet. From what I can gather
DrakConf is the mandrake update program. Can anyone point me to the
Hi. I installed MD7.2 with KDE 2.0 final on my HP Pavilion. Since then I
observed some interesting problems:
KDE is difficult to shutdown. Sometimes it will take several clicks to the
"logout" to close it.
KPPP docks into the panel and then suddenly disappears but, stays connected.
Complete
Adam Willcox wrote:
I don't appear to have drakconf in my installation of mandrake 7.1. I
couldn't find anything to download off of mandrake's site. I found an older
version of drakconf floating around on the internet. From what I can gather
DrakConf is the mandrake update program. Can
that is odd... i use GIMP darn near daily, and it certainly will save files. both
save save as are on my menu.
if you right click on an image, then go to the file section, you should see save
save as.
if you don't.
hmmm. could you have a "bad" or "corrupt" install?
On Thursday 14 December 2000 h:09, you wrote:
this will shock everyone, but Tom seems to be right =)
*amazed silence*
actually, Tom is about 99% right but
when i installed linux first i had 60M ram and made a swap of 500M
(i have disk space to burn)
the swap was used somewhat
i
I think that if you have 128 ram or more its almost
unnecessary. I have 256 and it never uses the swap.
Quoting Adrian Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hey Chris --
i had an idea (which don't happen often)
you could tell linux not to use the swap by
eliminating the swap partition.
tho i don't know
Hit the right mouse button when you are over an image. You'll see a huge list
come up, which includes your save commands.
I have been messing around with the version of GIMP which came with
Mandrake-Linux7.2 . It appears as if there is no way to save files.
When you select FILE from the
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Alexander Arzberger wrote:
I am new to Mandrake and this list and I´ve tried to change
Mandranke´s default KDE2 (too slow) to the faster Gnome
Desktop, but there´s no menu item to do this!?
Is Gnome really faster ?
(as I have an antique and slow machine, I'd be
Adrian,
So what you're saying is to enclose the file or dir name in double quotes?
--
Mark
###
## ...it's not a bug, it's a feature
## Registered Linux User # 182496
## !-- Pine 4.31 --
#
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000 Adrian Smith spake passionately
Adam Willcox wrote:
I don't appear to have drakconf in my installation of
mandrake 7.1. I couldn't find anything to download off of
mandrake's site. I found an older version of drakconf
floating around on the internet. From what I can gather
DrakConf is the mandrake update program. Can
Homechoice is video on demand service which offers internet access as part
of the service. This is achieve by shearing the bandwidth of the VOD ADSL
link, which gives you a greatly reduced ADSL internet link via your serial
port. Has anybody experience making this connection to Mandrake.
opsysii?
bascule
I've been around opsys's/opsyses (oh Hell what is the plural??) of
Joe Lore, just wondering how you've made out with your DSL connection.
Glenn...
Glenn Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user #175132
Powered by Linux-Mandrake 7.1
exactly. this is what i have read.
i have only used it a few times myself, such as
cd "all of my writing"
to change to my directory called 'all of my writing'
as i mentioned, i'm renaming my directories so it's easier to navagate,
but as to file names... not really. to many of those.
so i
John,
Whoa! Talk about obsessive;-).
But dude, isn't life just a little dull explicitly playing by
the rules? I honestly don't know how many, but I've had (in RH
6.0 likely ~will~ have in mdk 7.2 after installing this
weekend) numerous files with spaces, exceeding 14 characters,
even
Does anyone know how to get this printer to work in Mandrake 7.2?
I have tried other models by NEC which are supported by Mandrake but noth of
them work. Thanks.
ICQ# 1678616
Office # 972-506-3411
eFax # 419-818-7262
Homepage: johnnykwan.web-page.net
I have to DCHP to a
windows box to use mine, other thanthat it is active and
healthy.
Charles
((-:
Forever never goes beyond tomorrow.
-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Glenn
JohnsonSent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 9:22
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 03:46 pm, you wrote:
If I issue the command mount /mnt/cdrom to read a disc
that should work correct ? Then to unmount /mnt/cdrom
to unmount. What about music cd`s ? Just use same
command and start kscd like usual ?
the serpent and the egg
I believe the unmount
I have used both KDE and Gnome and have recently downloaded the Helix-Gnome
and it is considerably faster than KDE. Although I will say I have always
kind of preferred the look of KDE. I apologize for sending with outlook but
I have some ipchains issues and can't seem to send/rcv. email on the
Same here. I have 256MB and I only need to use my 100MB swap when I run
VMware (I give Win2K 128MB of RAM), and even then the maximum swap I've used
is 50MB. That's with heaps of hungry programmes running in both Linux
(Konqueror, Netscape, Opera beta 3, Mozilla, etc.) and WinDOS (Opera 5,
How much of a difference did you notice? I have 64 meg RAM, and am
strongly considering adding 128 more...will it be worth the time and
money?
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Adrian Smith wrote:
this will shock everyone, but Tom seems to be right =)
*amazed silence*
actually, Tom is about 99%
Right click on the file you want to save...the option is on the menu that
will pop up when you do so.
On Wed, 13 Dec 2000, Mickey Soltys wrote:
I have been messing around with the version of GIMP which came with
Mandrake-Linux7.2 . It appears as if there is no way to save files.
When you
I have the cdwriter set up on the desktop and it lists ok as linked to the
scd0 but if I click on the desktop icon the Konqueror box comes up and a
message that says I don't have permission to access that device. If I do " ls
-l /dev/cdrom1" I get the following:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root
On Wednesday 13 December 2000 06:03 am, you wrote:
Denis,
snip
And...we who don't use M$ or the apps thereof don't fear the image
attachment that you sent. However, in the future if you want to copy and
paste something from a terminal to an email message use the "middle" mouse
button to
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