The later version of bash does not mess up your bashrc, but it won't restore
your lost one either, if I understand you correctly.
Jay
On Friday 07 September 2001 11:17, I was honored with this communique:
right, some more interesting facts i have just discovered:
i have lost the pretty
It sounds like you are using XFree86 4.0.x - I haven't tried StarOffice with
the latest (4.1?) but I know it does not play well with 4.0.3, especially if
you have an S3-based graphics card. I had to completely purge XFree86 4.0.3
and use Xfree86 3.3.6 instead. Works like a charm. StarOffice 6
I had the same problem until I upgraded to LM8.0 with KDE 2.1.2 and Konqueror
2.1.1. Occasionally it pops up again but only rarely.
What versions of KDEand Konqueror are you using?
Jay
On Thursday 26 July 2001 h:05, Darren wrote:
Hey everyone, another minor problem.
Konqueror will not
I would say the best path to take would be to get the source rather than the
rpm, and compile it yourself. The process is pretty staightforward if you
accept the default settings, and there is usually a README file - although
the process usually consists of:
./configure
make
make install
On Tue, 03 Jul 2001, Romanator wrote:
Jay DeKing wrote:
On Sun, 01 Jul 2001, Romanator wrote:
On Sunday 01 July 2001 05:42 pm, RobertLuzader wrote:
Perhaps someone can give a newbie some advice. I recently purchased
Mandrake 8.0 and so far I'm pretty satisfied. Having worked
On Wed, 04 Jul 2001, Jay DeKing wrote:
On Tue, 03 Jul 2001, Romanator wrote:
Jay DeKing wrote:
On Sun, 01 Jul 2001, Romanator wrote:
On Sunday 01 July 2001 05:42 pm, RobertLuzader wrote:
Perhaps someone can give a newbie some advice. I recently
purchased Mandrake 8.0 and so
and my TVcard all using the same irq caused problems
with MDK 8.0 and I had to move some of the cards around for a different
setup.
On Wednesday 04 July 2001 02:44, Jay DeKing wrote:
On Wed, 04 Jul 2001, Jay DeKing wrote:
On Tue, 03 Jul 2001, Romanator wrote:
Jay DeKing wrote
to me until later.
Just glad to have LM8 running again with StarOffice along for the ride.
Thanks for the suggestions,
Jay
On Wednesday 04 July 2001 13:17, Jay DeKing wrote:
I have a USB printer. No TV card, no network card. The only ISA card I have
is my modem (only one ISA slot, the rest are PCI
First, I never gave a second look at a Mac. First off at that time APPLE was
Neither did I. My sum total experience using Macs is about 2 hours, back in
the 1980's on a microscopic Mac with a black white screen the size of a
postcard. That was enough for me. Plus the proprietary, overpriced
and network it with my newer machine,
where I will reinstall LM 8.0. Right now I just don't have room to do this.
Later
Jay
On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Jay DeKing wrote:
I finally received my 8.0 Power Pack, and everything looks great, but Star
Office won't run.
When I click on the Star Office icon
correspond correctly to my hardware.
StarOffice worked like a charm in 7.2, and I have a lot of very important
data locked up in those spreadsheets. Any help that can be provided would be
appreciated.
Thanks,
Jay DeKing
I have to agree with Sridhar on this.
I didn't choose Linux because I expected Plug'n'Play. If I wanted a Mac
(ewww!) I would have bought a Mac. I expected a learning experience; that's
what I like in my hobbies. Since installing my first Linux distro some 7 or 8
months ago, I've acquired an
Ah, yes, I forget about that one. Also the DOMAIN line in the same file.
On Sunday 17 June 2001 00:18, you wrote:
You should also change the line in /etc/sysconfig/network for HOSTNAME
On 15 Jun 2001 20:39:03 -0400, Jay DeKing wrote:
I've never had any luck with the hostname command
to fix
the usual offenders (such as chmods and chowns)
Jay DeKing
On Friday 15 June 2001 10:46, Tim Holmes wrote:
You can also use the hostname command.
Just type hostname mymachine.name.domain.com
That will do the trick as well. That's what I've used in FreeBSD. Since
there's no Linuxconf
I have to agree with you there, Solver. I'm giving KDE a thorough test now,
though, since I somehow trashed my Sawfish. I can get other wm's to work with
Gnome but I love my Fish too much, so I'm doing the KDE thing. KDE just has a
cold feel to me. Gnome gives me a warm feeling and like you
Ah, yes, you have libc.so.6, BUT ... I betcha it's just a link to an
older version than 2.2! I have received the same message when trying to
install certain rpms; tried to fix it by updating my glibc package to
2.2 but there are other dependencies that rpm -Uvh complains about.
I guess I'm just
Or you can just run sh linuxq3ademo-1_11-6_x86_gz.sh (without the
quotes) from a command prompt. I would change the permissions to
executable, myself, but this is another option if for some reason you
can't do the chmod or are uncomfortable doing so.
Jay
Michael D. Viron wrote:
Martijn,
I use Mandrake Update as a reference tool only. It has never once
removed the previously existing version of anything I have updated.
What I do is open a terminal window and login as su, then run Mandrake
Update to see what needs an upgrade; I open a browser window and go to
whichever mirror
I found that kppp would not even hang up the phone line unless I shut
down the machine. I couldn't get gnome's ppp client to work at all; now
I'm using xISP and all is good in the world.
Jay
Bill Winegarden wrote:
Hi,
My son logged off his account without stopping kppp. A few
Paul wrote:
It was quite simple:
In .xinitrc add:
# Start-up stuff from ~/Desktop/Autostart directory, if it exists
# (as it seems to be the new standard)
if [ -d $HOME/Desktop/Autostart ]; then
for i in `ls -1 ${HOME}/Desktop/Autostart/ 2/dev/null`; do
if [ -x
philomena wrote:
How about posting what is in your menu.lst - maybe its not booting from the
proper kernel image ??
philomena
At 10:38 PM 4/26/01 -0400, Jay DeKing wrote:
OK, so I logged in as root, ran /boot/grub/install.sh (after making sure
that menu.lst was correct) - I still get
OK, so I logged in as root, ran /boot/grub/install.sh (after making sure
that menu.lst was correct) - I still get stage1 Read Error.
What am I missing here? GRUB ran fine when I installed Mandrake 7.2,
then I had a Win98 disaster and had to completely format hda1. Linux is
on hdb. I should think
Hmm, I didn't mention my cd-roms. But, I do have a problem with the one
that's a burner; if I try to access it my machine locks up. Hard. The
only way to break out of it is a cold boot (power switch). Civileme
tried to help me with it but I never did get it to work.
As far as the fd* entries in
to the floppy group, and
there is *no* zip group listed.
Hoping this post doesn't bounce back like my previous attempt,
Jay DeKing
Try adding yourself to the cdrom and zip groups.
--- Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a ppa zip drive and 2 cdroms setup with
supermount. Only root is
ry install, and have updated the rpm
database from the command line as well.
Note that this does not happen with every rpm, but the ones it does
happen with do it every time.
Regardez,
Jay DeKing
Salvatore Eric Indiogine wrote:
MandrakeUpdate in MDK 7.2 is buggy.
This is my persnal wa
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