Ciao,
ho scaricato wine, ma non riesco a configurare il file wine.conf: in
particolare, non capisco cosa debba mettere nelle directory. Io ho una
partizione con Linux mandrake da una parte e Windows dall'altra: vedo lettere
come c:, d:, ecc., ma io vado dovunque con /... (/mnt/, in
ciao dove hai recuperato il drive per linux?
io ho recuperato sempre lucent il Linux586.zip che con la versione 7.1 di
mdk mi riconosceva il modem del portatile, ma dopo che fa il sumero sembra
onnettersi , e alla fine si killa e vuole essere riavviato sistema..
- Original Message -
L'ultimo Driver (5.78c.tar.gz) meglio dire modulo, per utilizzare il
modem Lucent 56 K v 90 DFI di norma presente nei notebook compaq
presario serie 1200 e' scaricabile presso il seguente sito :
http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html#drivers
Consiglio di NON installarlo usando le istruzioni
QUALCUNO SA DIRMI COME TRASFORMARE IL
MIO WIN MODEM LUCENT ATLANTIS INTERNO PCI IN UN MODEM PER LINUX?
GRAZIE
CARLO
Carlo Ardito wrote:
QUALCUNO SA DIRMI COME TRASFORMARE IL MIO WIN MODEM LUCENT ATLANTIS
INTERNO PCI IN UN MODEM PER LINUX?
GRAZIE CARLO
Per favore:
- NON URLARE
- evita di mandare messaggi in HTML
Detto questo, il programma per gestire i linmodems lo trovi
su www.linmodems.org.
scusate le urla. ma ora che ho il
file per il licent win modem?
devvo scompattare il tutto da una
finestra?
Scusate, ma ora per avere il sistema
ok ho bisogno solo di settare il modem e la mia SB Live!!!
Ciao a tutti e buon natale.
Carlo
I have a pci 3Com/USRobotics 56K FaxModem model 5610 on one computer and I
got it to work with setserial. I looked in the KDE System Control
Communications Control to get the port and irq. All the traditional places
like /proc/pci didn't help much, it was listed there but very vague
Hi,
i tried to install mdk 7.1 on an AlphaStation 500a.
instalation went very smooth, but at the end when I rebooted the system
to get working I'v got a kernel panic.
I performed the autmatic installation, including aboot, i also left 2048
sectors free before starting the first ( / ) prtition
i am at work right now. I can send you one when I get home. The only thing
is, Linux creates a custom boot disk for each system. I'm not sure if it
will work. I will send it anyway, just in case it does get you in. Another
thing you could do is boot from the CD and perform the upgrade function
hey! that upgrade idea can be a good one! thx []
my mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll try to upgrade it if I manage 2 do it I will send a mail, else you know
what happened... lol
thx
On Thursday 21 December 2000 09:53 am, Sousa wrote:
but cant you send me a generic boot disk? just to boot? that's bad...
cause I saved the C: things to the linux part. and now I cant go
there to pick them up... :\\ there must be a way to create a
bootdisk! with some images or something like
ok no problem. I'll send the disk if I don't see a post from you later.
-Original Message-
From: Sousa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 11:15 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] --- mbr in the windows partition (again)
hey! that upgrade idea can
Try www.bootdisk.com . They should have what you're looking for.
Dan
- Original Message -
From: "Sousa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 10:53 AM
Subject: [newbie] --- mbr in the windows partition (again)
but cant you send me a generic boot
i have a 20 GB hard disk with LM7.2 and windoze 98 installed. first 5gb
of hd is for c: drive of windows. then i have made two partions for linux
256 MB swap
3.5gb linux native (mount /)
the rest is dos extended with two logical partitons hda5-2.5Gb(d:) and
hda6-rest(e:\).
My system is
Sousa wrote:
hey! that upgrade idea can be a good one! thx []
my mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll try to upgrade it if I manage 2 do it I will send a mail, else you know
what happened... lol
thx
Don't do anything rash!!!
Just wait I have posted to some buddys we might have a solution for
well, I already tried to upgrade but when comes the part of choosing the
packets he sais that there isnt enought space to upgrade those packets and I
dont know where can I choose the packets I want (or DONT want). He scans for
the packets and asks if I want to install the second CD in the 3 modes
well, the site was o good. it had everything but the mdk boot disk. but thx
anyway, i can think of some downloads of that page. Well, thank u Stefaans
Mostert for your psicologic support ill be waiting for any solutions. Thax
the guys who are helping me, I'm really apreciating. [[]]
Hmm, in LILO I think you can pass it MEM=256, but I don't think 7.2 uses
LILO. I would look into the boot loader options, though.
Joseph Red
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: "Michael (Nozy) Falzon" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000
I can't give you detailed instructions, mainly because I don't know them off
the top of my head. I'd have to pore through the cryptic man pages myself.
I think what you want to do is setup a cron job. Do a search for "how do I
set up a cron job" you should get some helpful info.
Joseph Red
I'll send the disk tonight
Cheers,
Chris Kelly
Linux user #185775
-Original Message-
From: Sousa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 12:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] --- mbr in the windows partition (the saga continues)
well, the site was o
Have you read the beginners guide to linux that came with md7.2, a file
called rute.pdf. I also believe cron the scheduler is what you need.
Have a look at a program called 'task scheduler' in the menu
configuration/other
Nev
Melanie Vida wrote:
Can someone please give me clear detailed
Not that i'm trying to endorse ibooks or anything, i just happen to get
thier news letter. This was in todays:
ibooks.com + redhat.com = more free content for you! Check out our newest
affiliate site at redhat.com! By partnering with Red Hat, Inc., ibooks.com
offers you even more free
Does anyone know how to turn off plug and play on a HP Pavillion
computer?
I press F1 after turning on the computer and get a set-up screen.
From there it is not obvious to me exactly what parameter(s) I should
disable.
Thanks for any help,
Mickey Soltys
Kelly, Christopher wrote:
I'll send the disk tonight
Cheers,
Chris Kelly
Linux user #185775
-Original Message-
From: Sousa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 12:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] --- mbr in the windows partition (the
saga
Edit the grub command line. At the end add:
mem=256M
This seems to be a common problem - it's a fault in the BIOS and the way it
reports memory to the operating system, rather than a problem with Linux.
Chris
- Original Message -
From: "Michael (Nozy) Falzon" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
well, thx Alan but my problem is that I have the mbr in the windows
partition cause I had to format (...) and now i cant access the linux
partition. Any ideas?
Install linux and then Windows and create a boot floppy next time...but
besides that nope. Sorry...I had the same problem at one point in
time...back with Redhat 5.2 I accidentally did the same thing you did...but
I didn't have an internet connection or anyone to ask so I just formatted it
and
Hi,
I have a windows 2000 partition (20Gb) and 3 linux paritions (20 Gb
total) and I have
installed mandrake linux 7.1 and I am un able to see the windows 2000
parition. I tried:
mkdir /mnt/windows
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
and I got the error message:
mount: wrong fs type,
Dr. Stocki
Umm...I don't know much about Win2k but I do know that it is a continuation
of NT and NT doesn't use FAT (well it can) but it uses NTFS by default.
That could be your problem. I don't know if Win2k uses NTFS or another file
structure but just to give you some kind of insight I
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Joseph Red wrote:
Hmm, in LILO I think you can pass it MEM=256, but I don't think 7.2 uses
LILO. I would look into the boot loader options, though.
Hi All
How do i fix the memory size on a mandrak 7.2 ( i have 256mg of
ram ) and she showing up as 64
The gory
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Joseph Red wrote:
I think what you want to do is setup a cron job. Do a search for "how do I
set up a cron job" you should get some helpful info.
Can someone please give me clear detailed instructions (other than
cryptic man page references) on how to write a
script
I have Mandrake 7.2 on a laptop that started out with W2K and now dual
boots. 7.2 sees the mnt/windows just fine. The -t type is vfat just like you
specified. Check to see if there is an update available for linux to mount
W2K filesystems. Or this maybe a kernel update. I am not sure.
Fred
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, jiten wrote:
Hi Jiten,
I'd do this:
windowze somewhere
swap as much as you have RAM
/ (root) 500megs
/usr 3Gb
/home 4Gb
/sparethe rest
You won't need a separate /boot, you can leave that in the root partition.
Better not put any of the linux partitions in
Does anyone know how to get Mandrake 7.2 to recognize this card. I have
tried to compile a new tulip.o module, but have been unsuccessful. I have
gone to the Linksys website and downloaded the most current drivers and was
unsuccessful. Linux-mandrake.com has yet to post a fix on their web
Sousa wrote:
well, thx Alan but my problem is that I have the mbr in the
windows partition cause I had to format (...) and now i
cant access the linux partition. Any ideas?
Sousathe instructions I gave you were how to utilize the
boot floppy that Mark sent you. If it doesn't boot your
Need a little more information to be helpful. Are you sure that it uses the
tulip driver? Have you tried running kudzu? Do you know that your network
card is not bad? Have you tried using a different network card? Does the
driver load? Is the driver built correctly?
Cheers,
James
Just for the record, my name is Chris not Mark. No offense to the Marks of
the world...
-Original Message-
From: Alan Shoemaker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 2:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] --- mbr in the windows partition (Alan)
Sousa
I am not sure if the default kernel in in 7.2 has ntfs support or not. I
recompiled one of my own and added ntfs support for this reason of mounting
a Win 2K part. I went to Linuxconf and selected "access local drive" then
created a mount point, in my case /min/win_C and then manually
Per the website, it uses the tulip driver. The card works as it should it
Win98. I have followed the instructions I have found at Deja.com regarding
this issue. Apparently versions earlier than 4 work ok, but 4.0 4.1 do not.
I do not have a different card to use, but I am considering just
Do you
have access to the system? Or did you loose your passwords?
From the
way you worded it, it sounds like you lost your passwords, but what I think you
are looking for is how to bring the gui back online. Go to init 5.
That
starts the gui in a separate NOHUP process.
Cheers,
Paul, during install u would have been asked for at least one user name
and password or as a minimum a password for
root (the administrator), so at the login type the user name and hit
return it will ask for password give it the password
you entered during install, or type root and hit return
I have been in the same fix ::
Here is what I did ..
First of all go to linuxconf
then once there go to host and device setup then put in all your info then
go to the part where it says kernel module enter tulip
make sure that you have the device setup as eth0 as well
then after you exit
bear
I have the same card at home, and I was able to use it with the driver from
the website. I don't remember what version that I used though. The driver
on the installation disk didn't work at all, but the one I downloaded does.
Mine built fine, and then installing it was simple, using the
Thanks for the info. i'll try that tommorrow, along with setting up my new
sb live platinum card. (out celebrating xmas tonite!!)
Jamie
From: John Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] uninstalling Xfree 3.x
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2000
Here is the last method I tried.
I ran into problems with the gcc command line. Basically I could not create
a new tulip.o module.
The downside is I am feeling sick now. I am thinking flu. Maybe I better
try this again when I am sick
Thanks so far though,
Jerold
Article # : 116 How to
Paul wrote:
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Joseph Red wrote:
I think what you want to do is setup a cron job. Do a search for "how do I
set up a cron job" you should get some helpful info.
Can someone please give me clear detailed instructions (other than
cryptic man page references) on how
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Kelly, Christopher wrote:
I'll send the disk tonight
Cheers,
Chris Kelly
Linux user #185775
-Original Message-
From: Sousa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 12:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] --- mbr
I have Linux Mandrake 7.2 and selected "Supermount" during install.
I have since added a Windows HDD partition that I want Linux to be able
to access.
How do I do that please?
Thank you.
Society Design Mailing List
On Thursday 21 December 2000 14:54, you wrote:
Per the website, it uses the tulip driver. The card works as it should it
Win98. I have followed the instructions I have found at Deja.com regarding
this issue. Apparently versions earlier than 4 work ok, but 4.0 4.1 do
not. I do not have a
"Dr. Trevor J. Stocki" wrote:
Hi,
I have a windows 2000 partition (20Gb) and 3 linux paritions (20 Gb
total) and I have
installed mandrake linux 7.1 and I am un able to see the windows 2000
parition. I tried:
mkdir /mnt/windows
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
and I got the
Type your user name and password.
When it gives you a bash prompt type "startx" without inverted commas
And whallah!! bob's your uncle!
This will bring up your xwindows.
Now how to get it back every time!!!
open a shell prompt (that funny screen icon in your task bar)
now type "su"
now give it
Hi,
I have a windows 2000 partition (20Gb) and 3 linux paritions (20 Gb
total) and I have
installed mandrake linux 7.1 and I am un able to see the windows 2000
parition. I tried:
mkdir /mnt/windows
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
and I got the error message:
mount: wrong fs type,
Kelly, Christopher wrote:
Just for the record, my name is Chris not Mark. No offense
to the Marks of the world...
-Original Message-
From: Alan Shoemaker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 2:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] --- mbr in the
On Thursday 21 December 2000 13:43, you wrote:
I have Linux Mandrake 7.2 and selected "Supermount" during install.
I have since added a Windows HDD partition that I want Linux to be able
to access.
How do I do that please?
Thank you.
Enter Linuxconf as root and choose filesystems then
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Stefaans Mostert wrote:
Linux Mandrake 7.2 - Pine 4.31
Remember netscape is in fact /usr/bin/netscape/
Give you a clue :-)
Thanks. But the note from Cron was that netscape could not connect to the
display... So netscape was run. Of course, you are free to try
IIRC, Debian used to have a DOS/Windows tool that could create a LILO
MBR. Perhaps you could find something like that?
"Mr. Smith" wrote:
Install linux and then Windows and create a boot floppy next time...but
besides that nope. Sorry...I had the same problem at one point in
time...back
Hi list.
Something strange happened to me today here at work. I had received an
attachment from someone. It was an MS Powerpoint file. On a lark I decided to
attempt and open the file with Star Office. I was curious, so sue me!
Anyway, things didn't go well. X crashed and "something"
On Thursday 21 December 2000 02:43 pm, Revenant wrote:
I have Linux Mandrake 7.2 and selected "Supermount" during install.
I have since added a Windows HDD partition that I want Linux to be
able to access.
How do I do that please?
As root, run 'fdisk -l'. You'll see a listing of the
On Thursday 21 December 2000 16:00, you wrote:
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000, Stefaans Mostert wrote:
Linux Mandrake 7.2 - Pine 4.31
Remember netscape is in fact /usr/bin/netscape/
Give you a clue :-)
Thanks. But the note from Cron was that netscape could not connect to
the
I hope you find the time answering this one: I have installed mandrake 7.2
via an Abit KT7 Raid board and have to change motherboards to an Asus A7V.
Can I just use the existing mandrake installation or do I have to install
mandrake completely, again?
Thank you for your help,
duck
On Wednesday 20 December 2000 12:32 pm, Christian Reidys wrote:
I hope you find the time answering this one: I have installed
mandrake 7.2 via an Abit KT7 Raid board and have to change
motherboards to an Asus A7V. Can I just use the existing mandrake
installation or do I have to install
i keep getting 'can't find X includes' eror when trying to configure things,
as it happens to different sources i guess it's something i don't have
installed, if i knew what 'X includes' was though i could check, cold someone
tell what it means please?
bascule
Hi!
Does anyone know which file contains the details of the screen you see when
the login manager loads?
I want to change the background and there seems to be a bug in the kcontrol
that stops you from saving changes to the background, (you can enter them
but it resets once you leave the login
If you are running boot magic you may have to go into the config section of
that through windows and make sure that your windows partition is not hidden
from anything else. I am running 98 and that worked for me.
good luck,
Andrew
- Original Message -
From: Dr. Trevor J. Stocki [EMAIL
Mr. Sherman
I would help you but I don't have a compaq...Mine just says plug in play
[on/off] but mine is gateway...sorry
Mr. Smith
I was just going to ask the same question, but about a Compaq...I pressed
F10 (thats what the tech support guy said it was), but couldnt find Plug n
On December 20, 2000 08:04 pm, you wrote:
I can't even get my sound card to work and my PnP Bios has always been
"off." I exited X and "su"ed to root and typed sndconfig and it still
doesn't play sound in the test screen...Stupid Sound Blaster Live! Value
Hello. I have a the same sound card
On install, you should have specified how much mem you had, but if you
didn't, go into drakconf and go into tools for booting, and from there
go to configure LILO/GRUB then click the kernel you load on a normal
bootup. And in the append box type mem=256M and make sure its the first
one in the
Its an IDE CD-RW. I don't think it runs off a controller card, but I'm not
100% on that. I did go into the BIOS to check to see if PNP was enabled,
but there wasn't anything that said anything about it...cheesy Compaq...
But I did find a list of IRQ stuff:
PCI Devices
Compaq VGA Controller -
On Thursday 21 December 2000 05:33 pm, you wrote:
Ok, I am soo tired of trying to figure it out myslef its not even funny. So
I'll ask all the experts on this list.
My CD-RW worked just fine in LM 7.1 now in 7.2 it won't work. I went to the
mandrake site and did the link fix thing but it will
By default, Mandrake sets /dev/fd0 (your floppy drive, mounted as
/mnt/floppy) to be the vfat filesystem. This means that for the disc to be
read by supermount it must be a FAT filesystem. You can change this by
looking in /etc/fstab and changing the bit that says "vfat" in the line that
Sounds like your drive may be faulty. Any recent drive should be able to read
this CD with no trouble. Some DVD drives have problems when accessing
CD-ROMs, this is another possibility for your drive. You could try using some
sort of bootdisc (I believe the Mandrake site has instructions to do
Not a bad idea, but most mice out there still have only one or two buttons.
While three-button mice are cheap nowadays, many people will not switch to
Linux if they have to buy a new piece of hardware, no matter how cheap it is
(it's psychological). Also, new users of Linux can become easily
Try giving each device its own IRQ. Presently, you have a number of devices
sharing the same IRQ, an open invitation for conflicts. After this, try
burning again. Also, have you looked at the CD-Writing HOWTO, available at
http://www.linuxdoc.org?
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 08:04, Roger Sherman
What about booting from the Mandrake CD? I know that the Mandrake 7.2 CD can
be used as a rescue disc when you type "rescue" at the LILO prompt. This
loads Linux with the CD as /. Then you mount your / partition at a suitable
spot with a command like "mount -t ext2 /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1". Then
First check your /etc/fstab to see if your CD-RW is mounted at boot. Also,
have you tried burning as root? By default, you can only burn in root mode.
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 10:33, Jon Doe wrote:
Ok, I am soo tired of trying to figure it out myslef its not even funny. So
I'll ask all the experts
I tried mounting my Win2K NTFS partition in Mandrake 7.2 with the line "mount
-t ntfs /dev/hdc2 /mnt/disc". It worked, but only in read-only mode. Write
support for NTFS is only experimental at present and is not in the default
Mandrake 7.2 kernel.
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 06:39, johnc wrote:
I
I have the exact same problem...using the pocketbooks CD...
My CDRom is a pioneer drive which works perfectly in win2000.
This is not very reassuring.
Michael
- Original Message -
From: "Paul Williamson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000
On Wednesday 20 December 2000 11:34 pm, you wrote:
I can't even get my soundcard to work and my PnP Bios has always been
"off." I exited X and "su"ed to root and typed sndconfig and it still
doesn't play sound in the test screen...Stupid Sound Blaster Live! Value
cards...grrr...
Dear
Look for a file named "core" or one that begins with "core". These are core
dumps, left for debugging purposes but are of little use to us. They are most
often left in your user directory. They can be safely deleted.
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000 08:25, Mark Weaver wrote:
Hi list.
Something strange
I know there is a better command than this, but I can't seem to find it at
the moment. Anyways, type "ls -SalR | more" and it'll list all the files
sorted by size in each directory. So you can look and see which files are
taking up the most space. It's seperated by directory however, so if you
Does anyone know all the different locations in which the PATH variable is set
in Linux Mandrake?
I'm running 7.0, 7.1 and 7.2 on different machines. The same problem shows up
on all. Here's an example: The PATH variable on this 7.0 machine seems to be a
run-on circular definition:
On Thursday 21 December 2000 11:50 pm, you wrote:
On Thursday 21 December 2000 09:33 pm, you wrote:
First check your /etc/fstab to see if your CD-RW is mounted at boot.
Also, have you tried burning as root? By default, you can only burn in
root mode.
Yes I have tried burning as root. The
I'm in the process of undergoing a major rebuild/reinstall. I've
replaced the old m/b with an Abit KT7 and Athlon 800. Neat. After I god
the system up and running, I said to decided to just kill all of the old
software and start over. That turned out to be not so neat. After
removing all of the
Nuno Ricardo Loureiro Ferreira wrote:
Hi tux fans
I´ve just installed Mandrake 7.2 on my machine (Compaq ArmadaE500
PIII, 64 RAM ...).
When the installation program asked me how I wanted to connect to the
internet, I choosed a LAN connection (I just bought a 10/100Base-T 32
BIT Cardbus
Today, after my cable failed for the 1000 time today (honest) I thought
I should prepare for the worst and configure ppp on my laptop (Toshiba
Tecra 8100) So in the process, I check and make sure my modem is
reconized, and it is, everything was working swimmingly until I actually
connected, at,
Well, I wasn´t followed all post. But I believe the real problem was Sousa
have some files in linux he need. And is difficult to access to ext2
partition. And what´s about to access ext2 partition from windows to rescue
files ?
I believe (but don´t know) exist any soft that can access to ext2
Hi,
Does anyone knows how to configure Windows 2000 PCs to map to a Linux server
?
In win 98, we need to make some changes in the registry, but in Windows
2000, I'm completely lost, can someone please help !
Thanks !
Regards,
Jolyn
Which file do I need to configure for identd?
...and what exactly do I need to put there?
ChrisK
I never said that Windos users didn't have bad habits. The issue here is that
my idea of "bad habits" differs slightly from yours. In my opinion, a "bad
habit" is something that locks you into something, whether you like it or
not. I like the configurabliity of Linux, and it is getting better
Mandrake doesn't like some particular combinations of motherboard and other
components. There's a hardware compatibility list at www.linux-mandrake.com,
try looking your hardware up there.
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 19:35, Paul Williamson wrote:
Thanks for replying!,
I am booting from the CD on a
Hmmm.. And I've always held the pocketbooks in high regard. I started
using Linux after getting one last year when they had Red Hat 6.0 and
Caldera 2.2. The CD could be faulty, your CD reader could be faulty (or just
"difficult " :-) , particularly if it's a DVD drive), or you could have
Yes it is possible to access a ext2 file structure from windows. I know
there is software at www.hotfiles.com or at least there was a year ago. I
couldn't get it to work but my friend liked it and it worked well for him.
Sorry I can't remember the name but there is software.
Mr. Smith
Well,
Group,
Does anyone know anything I can do or anyone I can ask that can get my Sound
Blaster Live Value working in 7.2. I have tried pretty much everything the
group has recommended so far...I also tried a bunch of stuff on deja as
well. I tried to update the drivers but it said there was a
install pidentd rpm from the cd. you will need to run identd afterwards.
i used a -n parameter. some of the irc nets still won't work and give the
identd message, anyway. maybe someone else has soolved that part. my
solution will get you on undernet, but i don't thionk it woill work for
btw, if you look in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S35identd it looks like thats what's
controlling it, in conjunction with /etc/identd.conf
but I'm just a newbie, and basically clueless, so take it with a grain of
salt...
BobC
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When I play MPEGs my computer freezes _hard_. I can't switch to other
shells and the only way I've found to escape it is to reboot.
Can anyone tell me please how to isolate and identify the cause of this
problem?
Thank you.
P.S. Thanks to the people who provided advice on detecting my new
My understanding was that his master boot record had been overwritten
with the standard Windows one, meaning he could not boot into Linux.
ie. What he wants to do is install a new GRUB MBR.
The tool I was thinking of was "rawrite". This is available on the
Mandrake CD, along with
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