Joaquin wrote:
Wha happen? Joaquin off the page? :-)
Bob J.
Mike Easter wrote:
Hi i was wondering how to get linux to recognize my modem it is definetly
not a winmodem because it recognizes it as a pci device any
help with this will be greatly appreciated
Mike, this isn't about your modem problem per se, but I'd
like to ask you a question if I
Ty Mixon wrote:
Original Message
On 10/4/99, 8:20:52 PM, Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding
Re: [newbie] (In)Compatible Hardware:
[snip]
Maxtors I heard someone else mention. I have had two drop dead on me,
one
with thermal shutdowns for no good reason, and the other
Thomas Peter wrote:
Bob Jackson wrote:
Steve Philp wrote:
Larry Corrales wrote:
newbie-remove
Wrong address. Check the MandrakeSoft website for the correct address.
Isn't it about time we put a footer on the bottom of list messages that
includes removal
Jaybird X wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, you wrote:
Maybe they're just stupid. :-(
Maybe they ,like myself, lost it from having to reinstall several times
trying to make things work. Maybe you forget what it was like when you got
started.
Ripcrd6 wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Bob Jackson
Steve Philp wrote:
Larry Corrales wrote:
newbie-remove
Wrong address. Check the MandrakeSoft website for the correct address.
Isn't it about time we put a footer on the bottom of list messages that
includes
Regional Webmaster wrote:
I have finally installed 6.0 onto my laptop. Killed the mouse by pulling the
computer to tiny little bits, and then putting it back together agian, and
like all good mechanics was left with a few too many screws and wires at the
end of it.. I presumed this to be
RICHARD FRIEDMAN wrote:
Does anyone know if XFree86 3.3.5 (I think that's the most recent version)
has the appropriate x server for video cards with the Savage 4 chipset?
XFree86.org would know. They have a list of supported hardware. Check
out their website.
Bob J.
Aaron Sinclair wrote:
My fourth day of attempting 6.0 installation leaves me speachless. No i am
not an imbecile, yes I have half a brain.. Most of my time has been spent
browsing HOWTO's FAQ's Man and LINUX Books, Unix Books, you name it and I
have looked.
Eerrr - have you tried
Andy Goth wrote:
Sorry, guys, but I must leave this list. Most of my questions are
ignored, and the list is flooded with nonsensical garbage about chix
and microwaves and... well... you name it.
I can be found on the expert list. Hopefully they're a little more
focused.
Goodbye, and
TheThingThatShouldNotBe wrote:
Thanks for the reply Jon.
unfortunately I don't know what a viewport is, so I
would not know how to set it.
Take a piece of cardboard bigger that your monitor
screen, cut a rectangular hole, 4" wide by 3" high
in it. Put the cardboard over your screen.
Richard Adams wrote:
No do as i said, contact the list owner and try and get him to put
your ideas into the subscription conformation message.
That's a good idea. If we agree on what should be in, I'll
see if I can get them to do that. The FAQ part was to make
a small section in the FAQ,
"David P. Greenberg" wrote:
--I agree with all but the sigs. I _love_ my sigs. Pleeease!!!
David P. Greenberg
Bitco Electronics
"In Service to the Recording Industry"
**The falcon has heard the falconer**
There's a problem with that, you have a 4 line sig. Some
have none, some have
fred wrote:
I see the list says NEWBIE. This is the Internet people.
OT Means off topic. If you get more than 20 emails a day
and feel stressed - get another interest. This stuff is common.
It also eans that this is a good place to learn how to
get the maximum use from your postings. If
Fred Macinster wrote:
What can I say.. I was in one of my moods.
You know I see all this stuff go by
Subject: Help
Subject:
Subject: I am dying
I really like the one with no subject . That gets black holed
Correct!! Blank subject is the secret code for "Hell, I didn't
really
John Paul Donaldson wrote:
remove
surgicaly?? with a chainsaw?? Oh yeah111
Ripcrd6 wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Bob Jackson
Fred Macinster wrote:
I bought this stupid OS because, the guy at
the computer store said, I could manage my microwave with it.
How do I detect connect to it?
Who was it that said "A fool and his money ..."
Bluebottle wrote:
Some mothers do ave um!..
Problem is they live!
That can be remidied.
Bob J.
Mike Fieschko wrote:
Try ncftp, a character based ftp client.
Download. Interrupt the download. Start to retrieve the same file,
and ncftp asks if you want to overwrite, resume, append or skip.
Choose resume.
This is called "reget", and is very useful.
Running ncftp on a virtual
Caymen wrote:
I got the files to get Linux to work with my Video card. I have tried everything. I
read
the readme in the file (using Windows) and it says to:
This is the SuSE X-server for ATI RAGE 128 video cards.
Install both the two packages in this directory and run Xconfigurator.
Martin Cleaver wrote:
What am I supposed to do with these? WHen you join mailing lists, you are
expected to know what to do to get off, and not to spam all its users.
Martin, when you join mailing lists you must realize that a
small percentage of the members are terminally lazy, stupid
or
Richard Adams wrote:
The above is correct, however just tellig someone to untar the file
without telling him or even warn him what he is doing is going a
little to far.
tar files can will and have done damage to my system when i was a
green newbie many moons ago. I _still_ do the
"Joseph L. Czapiewski" wrote:
newbie remove
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
Joseph, one of the definitions of insanity is:
Repeating the same actions and expecting
different results.
If sending remove
real slow site (~200bps) Took me four
days but I got it.
Good luck
Bob Jackson
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terry wrote:
I've installed Linux-Mandrake about 6 times now and
every time I do X windows just comes up blank regardless
of the resolution of screen. The mouse works ok, it boots up
without problems. When I execute KDE I get error messages
"can't find X server"
What am I doing
Away
Mark Hall wrote:
Live and learn. Just curious, why do you FTP instead of just cp ing?
Bob J.
Hi Bob,
I think, because my Internet ISDN connection is only (currently) on my Win
NT Box and I didn't think it was possible to cp directly from NT to Linux.
Do you know if it is
Brandon Somogie wrote:
hi just wanted to say that i also had a trio 3d bought a velocity
128 -30 bucks -- works great in 16bit.
Brandon, don't smoke that stuff when you post.
Bob J.
, to be found over
on the right side of the screen. I have no idea what's going on.
I seem to remember that there was another configuration utility other
than Xconfigurator and XF86config. Is there one? I'm not sure.
Ugh, I'm getting frustrated!
What release of X are you using?
Bob Jackson
Mark Hall wrote:
I'm trying to upgrade my XFree86 in the hope that the latest version will
support my (so far unsupported S3 Trio3d) video card.
I downloaded XFree86-3.3.5-1mdk.i586.rpm from Linux-mandrake. I did this on
my Win NT box, then FTP'd the file to my Linux box.
I de-installed
to get off the list and
we wouldn't have to listen to you whine.
Bob Jackson
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- Original Message -
From: Michael Doyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 12, 1999 10:00 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] remove
what
- Original Message --
t programs are you running? If you can kill these maybe you can
delete
those pesky files. You can always fire them up again after you get
Linux installed. I've got win95 and I stripped all non-essentials
before I installed Mandrake. The defrag/partitioning went smoothly.
Bob Jackson
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