Does if have jumpers on board?
It'll be alot easier to configure if you set it to a specific com port
like COM3, and maybe IRQ4, if it won't conflict with your serial devices.
I've had problems with plug and play so I disabled it.
If you're running a dual-boot machine look at its COM, IRQ and
I'm using both COM ports already and my board only has 1 ISA slot, and
I have a SBAwe 64 on it.
Ok, I'm willing to do the setserial and symlink combo thingies
But PCI is the only thing I have left...really.
I have a 3Com winmodem and I hate it.
I've even tried the PCTel driver, in
Hehehesorry just did CMOS clear,
problems overclocking my Celeron.
Thanks for the info Carroll.
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Allen:
Either your system date is set wrong or we're in some kind of a time
warp.
Regards,
Carroll
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Want to buy
Anybody know of a cheap PCI non-winmodem supported by kernel
2.2.?
While I'm at it, how about for 2.4.xxx?
I've been to http://./~gromitkrc and linmodems, but can't make
a suitable choice.
I want one that configures itself...doesn't make me have to
some means of backup.
If it was me, Murphy would be sure to get me just out of spite. ;-)
Randy Kramer
Allen Joseph M Hernandez wrote:
Situation:
I have a 15GB Maxtor HD and no form of backup media whatsoever.
The 15GB runs Win9X and is divided into 5 partitions
Situation:
I have a 15GB Maxtor HD and no form of backup media whatsoever.
The 15GB runs Win9X and is divided into 5 partitions equally
[3G each], all of them FAT32.[CDEFG]
I have about 6GB of important data (Media Files, PDFs) and
my son's MP3s. I don't
Hey guys!
I use LM 7.2 on a dual-boot machine with Win98.
Fact is, I use some software in Win98 but spend most of my time using Linux, too much
time in fact that I'm mixing up ls, cat, less, etc. with M$-DOS.
I wanted to get bash into windows so I looked around the web for bash ports for Win32.
Hello to everyone!
Total newbie hereI need some advice.
I have an old Celeron 400 system I just rehabilitated and I want it to run Linux.
Problem is I only have cds for 7.1 [kernel 2.2.14].
Installation went well except that it's having issues with the only modem
Found it.thanks for the tips!
You might want to check out Object Central - you can download the whole
VIDE (Visual IDE doe C++ and Java) help system including FAQs.
http://www.objectcentral.com
--
Len Lawrence @ The Thistle Foundation
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I've been using Linux exclusively for the past two months and it's absolutely
given me a new direction.
My Exploration seems to have ended when I saw that little foot at the lower left
hand cornerand I saw not a START but a finish.
What other sound cards do you have?
Have you tried looking at the mixers (kmix and the like) to see if your sounds are
muted?
It also depends on which X win you use, I like the kde themes and use em alot.
There's a check box in KDE Control Center where you can enable system sounds.
In Gnome,
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I found two threads in the archives similar to my problem - I almost got
some sound to work.
The possibilities I have are VIA onboard sound which is detected in
HardDrake, YMF724, also detected, and an old ISA stock Sound Blaster 16 not
detected.
I used to
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Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2001 12:04:36 -0800
From: "Allen Joseph M Hernandez" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] Fwd: Would someone help me get some sound? I promise I'll make a
doc on it.
Co
While I'm still around, why not
I use halt on an ATX.[/sbin/halt]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I am a total newbie to linux, I have a question on how exactly do I
use the shutdown command to shutdown the computer. Right now I have to
just let it reboot and shutdown as soon as it
I just got my sound working along with my CDROM, using 7.1 coz 7.2 is
about as hard to find as a linux expert in this country.
My problem is when I use XMMS in KDE.
I noticed that my box was running slower when I started playing mp3s.
I just swapped for a no-name 128 mb DIMM last week and I have
My cables are intact [i think]
The audio cds work fine in Windoze and the old Red Hat I recently disowned.
Mandrake is alot nicer..its just this one thing.
I hate switching my speakers from the back of my Linux box to the headphone jack.
By the way, is this important:
Primary
I have linux4win and its awesome.
Pardon me, but what's your problem again?
[oldie, but still a newbie] *8-)
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lnx4win is a bitch and no one knows how to fix my problem damn mandrake.com=
's technical support takes for every to answer email. So is suse, red hat ,=
I can play audio cds in Windoze and Red Hat.
Kmix is set to full.
I'm stumped.
[oldie, but still a newbie] *8-)
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You may be having the same problem I had. Here's how to find out:
1. Have you been able to play audio CDs using another OS (i.e., Windows)?
2. Can you
I've done that already and my Window Managers all have sounds.
I can play MP3s with xmms but I can't play audiocds.
kscd reads the d**mn thing fine but no sound comes out.
I am running LM 7.1:
AMD k62-500
Via 82cxx (Apollo MVP4)sound [which works just fine]
64MB RAM
Maxell CDROM 52x
I read the
Type XF86config at the command line and dabble with it as root.
[oldie, but still a newbie] *8-)
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I was wondering how i could configure my xfree86. If you have the knowledge=
please tell me the whole command for doing this (i am a newbie:one day).=
=20
i want to do
I have both SuSE and Mandrake 7.1.
I can't make SuSe work with my video card.
I can't play audio cd's with LM 7.1.
Go figure, huh...
Kscd can play the cd but no sound is coming out.
I have decent sound for events on all window managers, xmms works.
It's pretty weird.
Can anybody help?
I don't
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