This can happen if your swap partition is too small
What size is yours?
Paul wrote:
On Mon, 24 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since moving up to Mandrake 7 from M 6 I find that the loading time for
KDE, and even the Kmail program inside KDE takes much longer than it did in
NO NO NO !!!
Sambar is an elegant, sort of free, Windows WWW, Porxy etc. server. It has nothing to
do
with Linux / Windows shares.
What you need is Samba - under Linux.
Jaguar wrote:
Apparently there is also a Windows version of Samba...called Sambar, maybe
that is what your looking
How do I check which version of Mandrake (not Kernel, not KDE etc) is
running?
When trying to change resolution from 640 x 480 to ANYTHING else i get
the error message:
Could not open default font "fixed"
Where is this default defined, what should it be and how do I fix it?
Thanx in advance
John
What, in your opinion, are the relative merits / dangers of running a proxy server as
opposed to
IPChains etc. when it comes to sharing a DSL connection?
(In a mixed Mandrake / Windows9* emvironment )
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I took the kernel and dumped the rest.
How, exactly, did you do that? I wish to do the same
From the command line enter "sndconfig" (without the quotes ; )
Seth Hollen wrote:
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what's your sound card?
have you tried LOTHAR on the command "soundconfig"?
-Original Message-
From: Roy Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000
I installed, from scratch, Mandrake 7.
It took 2.75 HOURS - usually takes 35 minutes.
The system is now glacially s-l-o-w with far too much hard drive activity.
It is also reporting a 2.2GB hard drive as about 5GB !!
Have I activated any compression system, like the DOS DoubleDisk, by
I had the same problem and solved it thus:
From the command line (not from x or an x-console) run sndconfig - it will
find the card and configure things - you will then hear Torvalds pronouncing
LINUX, and a small MIDI file, and you're home!
(You may have to do this a couple of times, but it
I find that, in Windows, WordPad reads them just fine ...
Anthony Huereca wrote:
So could that be why when I copy and paste things, it looks screwed up?
Sometimes I want to copy something off a website, and when I paste it into a
form and/or IRC it looks really messed up. For instance,
I switch between Mandrake 7.02 and Win98 SE. I know, I know... but I
have clients who use Windows so I have no choice.
Under Linux I can reach any website without difficulty, hell even using
the floppy disk QNX and it's tiny browser I can do this.
Under Win98 there are numerous sites which
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