Il 20:55, marted 13 marzo 2001, scrivesti:
la tastiera sotto linux non edita la chiocciolina cosa posso usare?
Sotto Netscape: sto compilando un form, tipo l'attivazione di una
email e provo a digitare il mio indirizzo email, sorpresa con ctrl alt
e chiocciolina questa non viene digitata.
Ho dovuto reinstallare windows che naturalmente mi ha riscritto l'MBR
facendomi perdere GRUB. In che maniera posso reinstallarlo? Ciao e
grazie.
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Chieder è lecito, rispondere è cortesia.
Il 11:32, mercoled 14 marzo 2001, Demis hai scritto:
Seppelliamo l'ascia di GUERRA!!! ho un modem Conexant Soft56K con chip
Rockwell. Ho scaricato dal sito www.Olitec.com il driver scritto
appositamente per i chip Rockwell montati sui modem Olitec. Con qualche
ritocco manuale sono riuscito a
Adesso leggo anch'io il messaggio di Demis (che sinceramente non
ricordavo di aver letto e pensavo di aver cancellato per errore).
Grazie alle tue indicazioni, Demis, anch'io sono riuscito a far
funzionare il mio modem Conexant.
Perhcé il modem funzioni, ogni volta che entro in Linux devo
Ho dovuto reinstallare windows che naturalmente mi ha riscritto l'MBR
facendomi perdere GRUB. In che maniera posso reinstallarlo? Ciao e
grazie.
(scusate,prima mi sono dimenticato l'oggetto).
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On Wednesday 14 March 2001 10:49, Loris wrote:
Ho dovuto reinstallare windows che naturalmente mi ha riscritto l'MBR
facendomi perdere GRUB. In che maniera posso reinstallarlo? Ciao e
grazie.
Dovrebbe bastarti, una volta entrato nel sistema col cd
o con un disco di boot, lanciare il
Il 09:37, mercoled 14 marzo 2001, scrivesti:
Il 21:37, marted 13 marzo 2001, Flavio Bosio scrisse:
ci che vorrei sapere se possibile realizzare uno script che
automaticamente infili il "login", la pwd ecc.. visto che il ";" pare
proprio no funzionare:-(
ci sar pure un modo per
I Update-menus[1106]: Running method:/etc/menu-methods//fvwm
e dopo quest'ultima linea, tutto si blocca sino a che non faccio un
Ctrl+C
Non sembra che sia normale. Cosa devo fare?
Ho notato anch'io che non riappare il prompt.
Pero` non c'e` bisogno di un Control-C,
basta un Return.
Grazie per aver risposto.
lilo stato eseguito pi e pi volte.
Attualmente LILO corrotto e non si avvia pi. Il PC avvia sempre windows e
per entare in Linux devo usare per forza il floppy di boot.
Sai cosa significa "esattamente" il comando
rm -rf /dd/
me lo hanno dato in chat ma non mi sono
ho un problemonein mdk 7.2 ho erroneamente cambiato le impostazioni
del mouse (in drakconf).mettendo un mouse diverso dal mio.(bravo
l'idiota!) ora all'avvio parte solo la modal. testo,faccio init5 a parte
quella grafica...ma il puntatore rimane fermo e non posso fare niente!!!
- Original Message -
From: "Modnar" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 4:38 PM
Subject: [newbie-it] Configurazione rete: la storia infinita
Il problema era sempre il solito, non partiva la rete, e a quanto mi
parso
di capire dalle LDR era perch
salve a tutti,
sto cercando il modo di realizzare uno script che invii automaticamnte una mail
che informi determinati utenti remoti ogni qual volta si verifichi il cambiamento
dell'indirizzo ip pubblico di un server. come fare?
grazie in anticipo per i vostri consigli.
Marco
Ti dico solo che mi capitato tempo fa (allora avevo Red Hat) che durante
l'installazione si sia bloccata ed il problema era di una usr troppo piccola
rispetto al numero dei programmi da installare.
Mi pare anche di aver letto che pu nascere il problema.
Dovrebbe essere quello, ma per
Il 18:33, mercoled 14 marzo 2001, scrivesti:
Grazie per la risposta, ma sei sicuro che la partizione /usr serva
necessariamente?
Io non credo serva per forza... deve per forza esistere una DIRECTORY /usr,
ma una partizione no di sicuro, almeno su di un dsktop...
Te lo chiedo perche' la
Il 19:46, mercoled 14 marzo 2001, scrivesti:
Purtroppo non l'ultima puntata. Sendmail non si chiude perch in
realt non si avvia mai, ogni volta che tento di avviarlo mi da ok, ma
se immediatamente controllo il suo stato da linuxconf (gestione
servizi) mi dice che sendmail morto (dead) ma
ciao a tutti! si tratta di una curiosità più che di
un vero problema...ora vi racconto:
dopo aver installato a casa mdrk7.2 (da rivista) ho
deciso di togliere spazio a bilgheiz anche al lavoro e mi sono messo al lavoro
sul pc del mio ufficio. a parte qualche piccolo problemino che affronterò
Is it possible to install Mandrake linux over a network?
How?
Could I get it natively installed over a network, without having a cd on the
computer? Or is it only possible vor Lin4win
Geert
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Matt Harrison
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Well, don't know if this applies, and I don't want or intend to insult your
intelligence as related to linux, as I am a complete newbie, but I know my cd
drives do that if the disc doesn't have any relation to linux
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], angry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
I've experienced this problem too, In my case, i had the devices mounted as
supermount filesystem when there was no media in the drives i would get
similar errors, however putting media in them did the trick. also got the
same type of
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Andrew Lazarewicz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
** Reply to message from root [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 13 Mar 2001
16:12:54 +
2. Go in as root to your device and mount points and check that you indeed
have read/write permissions set properly -- that means they
Well, I followed the link you provided me and wrote down the info for my
modem listed under WindowsME.
Logged into Linux under root. I am completely new to Linux so terms like
"terminal" and the like have no meaning whatsoever. Nevertheless, I did
figure how to get into terminal and typed in the
I am not clear on this DNS. Do you mean I have to type in the configuration
window the Domain Name Server as in this example.
Prodigy.net
Or am I missing something and need to go out and by a Mac to get a
clue...lol
Well, tried configuring the system to get my modem working but Linux tells
me that "Sorry, the modem is busy".
Apparently, I might have to breakdown and get another modem that is
compatiable with Linux.
I appreciate the help your link although turned out to be a dead end with an
error message about the site no longer existing.
I was hoping, what my last sentence meant, to download any patch up or Linux
driver for my modem. The modem is less than a month old and would hate to
replace it just to
There's an ongoing discussion about this at www.mandrakeforum.com:
http://www.mandrakeforum.com/article.php3?sid=20010313155220
Have a nice day :-)
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001 18:40, Development.Pretoria wrote:
Is it possible to install Mandrake linux over a network?
How?
Could I get it natively
That's odd. I haven't seen that. But Mozilla is Beta as well.
Something like that happens to me sometimes, but it is fixed when I
swicth folders. Does this help?
-Paul R
Neville Cobb wrote:
when I download mail, say there is 200 incoming. When it has completed
receiving the mail the
Check to see if there is a source package availabale, or another rpm of
the same package. Sometimes they have different suffixes for rpm4 and
rpm3 rpms, but I don't remember what they are.
-paul r
Dale Kosan wrote:
Sounds like the rpm you are trying to install is made for version 4 of
I need to use some programs which use glx, it seems to me the libglx.so is
not present in the official distro of Mandrake 7.2, I saw in others lists the
glx driver is not well behaved with XF4.0 wich is the version in distro from
mandrake. Does somebody know about the solution of this fealure?
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 04:01 am, you wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], angry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
I've experienced this problem too, In my case, i had the devices mounted
as supermount filesystem when there was no media in the drives i would
get similar errors, however putting
hi, don't know about the first question but as to your Xfree question, with 7.2 (i
have only done the expert mode install -- so i don't know if you can get this option
with other installs) you can use either vesion 3.x.x (don't recall the exact, but i
believe it's the same as 7.1) or version
hey, thank you Alan.
it didn't occure to me to check the mandrake site once i looked at the xfree site.
i'll keep that in mind for next time.
thanks again
Adrian Smith
'de telepone dude
Telecom Dept.
x 7042
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Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4:42:16 PM 3/13/01
Adrian Smith
hey, thank you Alan.
it didn't occure to me to check the mandrake site once i looked at the xfree site.
i'll keep that in mind for next time.
thanks again
Adrian Smith
'de telepone dude
Telecom Dept.
x 7042
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Adrian Smith
'de telepone dude
Telecom Dept.
x 7042
[EMAIL
Does anyone know how to setup SSL to use with PINE so I can assure that my
emails received and sent are encrypted??
Andrew
Yea, but you have to sign your life away to actually get the stuff.
- Original Message -
From: "Julio Gutierrez" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 4:00 PM
Subject: [newbie] OT check this one out too!
2. == HOT OFF THE PRESS ==
In my opinion effectively this is *not* even close to OpenSource and is an
insult from MS to insinuate that it is. This is your standard
non-disclosure proprietary information exchange.
-Original Message-
From: Adam Willcox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001
I know a link to an internet page, but this page isn't in English. It's in
a local laguage, and I think that very few people understand Catalan.
The page is:
http://www.salleurl.edu/~is08139
I don't know enough English to translate the page. I'm sorry.
-
I have just been installing Linux Mandrake on a new computer.
The interesting bit was that LM 7.2 would not install, it seems that it could
not read of write the partition table, whether with diskdrake of fdisk.
So I installed LM 7.1, with no trouble.
Anyone met this problem ?
Is there a
Yes, you are right - it has moved to :-
http://www.idir.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 18:28, you wrote:
I appreciate the help your link although turned out to be a dead end with
an error message about the site no longer existing.
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake Linux, and I am somewhat new to linux.
I am having trouble with Mandrake. The desktop does not come up when
I boot into Linux. I just get a prompt with a Dos graphic of the
linux penguin. What did I do wrong in the install???
Thanks,
James
-- James
At 09:49 14/03/2001 +1100, you wrote:
Hi there,
vmware makes use of prebuilt modules that suit most kernel versions, but
when you recompile a new kernel, the modules that vmware uses may not
match the kernel. To update the vmware modules (not real clear as its
been some time since I've done
Do you have scsi-emulation enabled ? Pass the option hdx=ide-scsi to the
kernel at boot (through lilo or grub), where x is the "hd" number (a = first
primary, b = first secondary, c = second primary etc.)
Try "cdrecord -scanbus" to see if the recorder is recognized.
Gerry
Hell, Can some one advise me on the best way to allow Mandrake 7.2 to read
and write to my FAT NTFS partitions?
Thank you
If no other documentation exists, you can translate this page into
Spanish, and someone on the list can then translate it into English.
-paul r
Jordi Salvador Pont wrote:
I know a link to an internet page, but this page isn't in English. It's in
a local laguage, and I think that very few
On Thursday 15 March 2001 04:28, you wrote:
I appreciate the help your link although turned out to be a dead end with
an error message about the site no longer existing.
I was hoping, what my last sentence meant, to download any patch up or
Linux driver for my modem. The modem is less than a
Ron,
I have the same problem: 7.2 doesn't install, telling me
along the way that it can't find /hda, /proc/mem, zoneinfo
(sometimes) and other things that it should have no trouble
locating. But 7.1 installs with no problem whatsoever.
I've afterward made changes to my partition, hoping that
Then there are the new subscribers that don't have the original on disc or
those of us who don't want to or wouldn't be practical to search through
the list to find the original in the over 7000 messages currently in
newbie@linux-mandrake. All attempts to standardize this list meet with
Thank u i will check it tonight when i get home after work
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Installed ppp daemon
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 19:11:19 +
Yes, you are right - it has moved to :-
Mr. Pena ,
Before you breakdown and buy a new modem give me a day to get my
instructions together and I'll try to talk you step by step through it as I
had the same problem with mine and it is an identical modem as yours
Actiontec PCI call waiting modem. The book instructions are a little
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 14:37, you wrote:
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake Linux, and I am somewhat new to linux.
I am having trouble with Mandrake. The desktop does not come up when
I boot into Linux. I just get a prompt with a Dos graphic of the
linux penguin. What did I do wrong in
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 16:39, Dennis Myers wrote:
I have just been installing Linux Mandrake on a new computer.
The interesting bit was that LM 7.2 would not install, it seems that it
could not read of write the partition table, whether with diskdrake of
fdisk.
So I installed
Andrei,
1) Typically, yes.
2) Users don't have rights; files have permissions.
Do a "ls -l" (no quotes) to see who has permission
to read, write, or execute the files in your
current directory.
3) echo $HISTSIZE
4) rpm -e package.name
You don't need to know where all the files
[Mandrake 7.2]
After recently downloading some stuff with Gnome Helix installer I discover
that when I reboot I have lost my window manager options from the graphical
logon screen.
What I have left in the little drop down box where they appear is an option
for "failsafe" (which still works)
Thank you i will await for help you can provide
From: "Henry B. Wangle Jr." [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [newbie] Installed ppp daemon
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 18:17:38 -0600
Mr. Pena ,
Before you breakdown and buy a new modem give me a
Hi again,
Not sure how modules work exactly, but in vmwares case I guess they are like drivers
that allow the virtual machine to access various resources (screen, harddisk, cdroms
etc).
I've had a look at vmwares site, in their required software section (
On Tuesday 13 March 2001 02:15, Aldo Baez wrote:
I think he means whether he can import individual pieces of mail
from outlook to kmail. I've always wondered that myself. What I've
done in the past is just forwarded/copied all the mail I wanted
to have in my new mail client, the in the new
Actually, I've just delved deeper into the VmWare site, and found the release notes
for 2.0.3 - as of this release, it does have support for 2.4.x kernels...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/15 1:50 pm
Hi again,
Not sure how modules work exactly, but in vmwares case I guess they are like drivers
that
Well, I took myself onto a limb and tried to have fun with kernels. I
downloaded the 2.4.2 kernel and did as the instructions said. It compiled
greately and as it should have (I guess). Then I installed the kernel in
my boot directory and updated lilo (keeping my old linux kernel). To test
it
I currently run Win98SE and Linux Mandrake 7.2 and things work just fine, but
I would like to also run Red Hat. Is triple boot a bad idea? If not what is
the best way to install all three?
--
linux: because a PC is a terrible thing to waste
good question...I'd like to know this also...
as I'd like to add redhat 6.0 to the current 20 gig HD
/root 5 gig
/home 10 gig mandrake
/swap 128 meg
have about 4.9 gig left over for redhat
Jon Doe wrote:
I currently run Win98SE and Linux Mandrake 7.2 and things work just fine, but
On Thursday 15 March 2001 04:15, you wrote:
I am not clear on this DNS. Do you mean I have to type in the configuration
window the Domain Name Server as in this example.
If you are setting up kppp (or is it Kppp?) you will need to comple the
primary and secondary DNS entries. The numbers you
I was quadribooting for awhile (NT,98SE,RH,MDK7.2).
Make sure windows is on first.
-m-
Jon Doe wrote:
I currently run Win98SE and Linux Mandrake 7.2 and things work just fine, but
I would like to also run Red Hat. Is triple boot a bad idea? If not what is
the best way to install all
Mr. Pena,
Well here goes, I'll try to keep brief but write this like I wish someone
had been able to do for me. First sign in as root to KDE as this is the easy
(most similar to Microsoft interface) then after your in click on the K to
bring up the menu then go to Configuration, then to
James carlson wrote:
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake Linux, and I am somewhat new to linux.
I am having trouble with Mandrake. The desktop does not come up when
I boot into Linux. I just get a prompt with a Dos graphic of the
linux penguin. What did I do wrong in the install???
triple boot should be no problem - I have 5 on one machine - 4 linux
and a win98. There's probably a better way, but I just set up a
different boot partition for each OS, and use grub as the bootloader. I
did the partitioning first using Partition Magic.
cheers,
philomena
Jon Doe wrote:
I
Hello ,
I seem to have run into a bit of a problem with aviplay053-5 after
upgrading to KDE2.1 (which went quite smooth except for the usual
stuff...). Whenever I try to run it (aviplay)it spits out on the terminal:
Xlib: Connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorised to
There shouldn't be anything wrong with what you propose. Just make
sure that you have a different partition for each OS (of course) and
that you set up your bootloader (LILO, GRUB, etc.) properly so that
you can boot all three OSs. I have even heard about people having
several distros
On Wednesday 14 March 2001 15:37, you wrote:
Hello,
I just installed Mandrake Linux, and I am somewhat new to linux.
I am having trouble with Mandrake. The desktop does not come up when
I boot into Linux. I just get a prompt with a Dos graphic of the
linux penguin. What did I do wrong in
I had the same problem when I installed Helix (now Ximian) GNOME.
Go to the directory /etc/X11/wmsession.d. You will see that the
contents are text files with names like 01KDE, 02GNOME and 06XFce,
depending on what you have installed. If you have an environment
installed that is not
Hello,
I installed Suns Java sdk 1.3 on LM 7.2. I can compile a program using
javac, but I get the following message:
[praha@localhost praha]$ java hello
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: hello.
[praha@localhost praha]$
The programs code is the following:
public class
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