I am not sure what the command for quit game is in the console, but I if you are
having trouble, see if a command makes it cleaner than useing any part of the
GUI.
bring down the console ~ and type the exit game command...whatever that might
be.not sure yet.
Kat
Charles Comer wrote:
Yep.
Cool! Some scans of that article would be great! Hope the list wouldn't
mind though.
I can put some links in a mail to my webserver, and get the info to the list
that way. We'll try to take it easy on you modem users ,-)
Kat
VM ware is awesome.
What are you planning on doing with Windows on top of Linux? Most games and
graphics heavy things don't run worth a ^*( but basic WP and simple tasks
(Office2K-) work great. Its great for customers that are having trouble
letting go of Windows...while you switch them over.
just as well from KDE).
I hope I didn't offend by asking.
Bambi
James McLaughlin wrote:
I have a system running Mandrake 7.0. Whenever I run rpm -Uvh foo.rpm (or
ivh)it runs through the
##
and brings me back to a prompt. Then I querry the rpm that I just
I just went through exactly what you are going through now. First thing to
do is check out this whoop ass page on LinuxNewbie.org
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/network/ipchains2.html
The template that they give is your basic rc.firewall file and I have seen
umptine times on linux boxes
I have a system running Mandrake 7.0. Whenever I run rpm -Uvh foo.rpm (or
ivh)it runs through the
##
and brings me back to a prompt. Then I querry the rpm that I just
installed..and it says "package not installed"
The current RPM I am trying to work with is the
I am trying to install some programs that require a g++ compiler. When I
goto compile HTDIG. I get this error returned :
checking for gcc... gcc
checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works... yes
checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) is a cross-compiler... no
checking whether we are using
Lothar shows a modem but nothing about it there is not even a + for extended
listings.
I've got Mandrake to open modem using ctty0 it does an "at" check but there
is not response for at 1 through 7.
I am helping a buddy of mine get Mandrake up and going. Of course the OS is
up, but the modem
As long as its a Hard Drive ...I dont think there is a problem :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Went through last night and reinstalled Linux using different
hard drive set just to see if it would clear up the gcc problem.
Does anybody know if MDK 7.0 supports Seagate hard drives?
Well I just broke down and did it.
I put the CD in and started a reinstall. Instead of doing a resintall
though, I chose Expert, Development, and then UPGRADE!! Then I went through
and checked all of my packages again. Only took about 30 minutes and I was
done.
Everything went it in great.
I know alot of you have not seen or heard from me in a while. But working
in a ISP...in less than 1.5 hours alot of our customers got the ILOVEYOU
thingy. It is nasty. It gets in the machine, changes alot of mulitmedia
files to .txt files..and as of now..there is no "double clicking" fix.
The
I have
not seen anything from this newsgroup.
Katana
-Original Message-From: Andy
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2000 7:32
PMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: [newbie] Sorry
to be asking on here
Im sorry to be asking on here about a windows
question,
, or otherwise explicitly specify to install
the compiler, you don't get it. If you are downloading an *.rpm file,
you should be able to install that no problem, assuming you have all the
dependencies (required files/libraries,etc.) satisfied.
HTH
Monte
James McLaughlin wrote:
I am
ct 'Custom', and
'Development' during install, or otherwise explicitly specify to install
the compiler, you don't get it. If you are downloading an *.rpm file,
you should be able to install that no problem, assuming you have all the
dependencies (required files/libraries,etc.) satisfied.
HTH
Monte
James
I just installed about 6 rpms on my server, it says these files are going to
be installed here and therewhen I go to that directory to look at those
files...they are not there. also when I run
#rpm -q rpmappname of the ones I just installed..
it says they are not installed..
This is all
I just got a full apache server installed capable of working with php and
what not, and I found a new rpm on rpmfind.net yesterday that was from
Mandrake Software. Its the new apache-1.3.12-10MDK. I am wondering with my
ssl_mod and php_mod already running and operational on my server with the
I can't telnet into my newly configured mandrake box, but I can surf from
it. I could when it was RedHet 6.0. What is likely to be the problem?
Check that the telnet-server package is installed.
(rpm -qa |grep telnet might help you...)
I have also seen some great things with the
I am wondering why every time I attempt to compile something I continue to
get errrors about my gcc or cc is missing. I am guessing this is my C
compilerI don't get itwhere the hell is it? IF I do a locate I come
up with zilch! Nothing is out there...help..
I am downloading gcc but I
IN KDE:
from a term run netcf
when the screen comes up find your ppp0 adapter
check its properties...somewhere in there is a checkbox that says Allow any
user to disconnect/connect this service...or something like that..
another thing you can do is log in as root (stay in console)
establish the
I have had alot of luck with USR 56K Modems. No win modems will do.
gerald green wrote:
could anyone tell me the brand of modem is best
to use with both win 98 and linux also
the cd player on linux will not play
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