I hated Unix for Dummies! It was the only Unix book in my town and I needed
to look up some commands. After being told I was to stupid to learn the
command I was interested in and that I should go find a Unix Guru and offer
him pizza, it hit the wastecan at high velocity.
Drazenko Djuricic
You have discovered the answer to your own question!
Use kpackage to open the RPM for the kernel you have installed and you can read
it for yourself.
Install the kernel marked kernel-2.2.14-15mdk.i586.rpm instead.
Carlos Salazar Mtz wrote:
Hi, I've been spending 2 weeks trying to install my
I also have an OPL3-SAx built into a laptop. Works great but I had to switch the DMA
settings.
Try flipping the two settings.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a Yamaha sound card in my laptop and haven't had any problems
with it in linux. I just configure it and it runs like a charm.
su not = 2 "superuser"
You can su to other names.
su freddyk
password slasher
I perfer to think of it as "Switch User"...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know about all of these probs with finding thingys like logons as
root (su) or linuxconfig. If I don't find thingys on the screen or
ASCII_table wrote:
Hi.
after i type "halt" and the linux outputs all those [OK]'s, it
suddenly dumps registers and the likes (after the lines "Power off" or
how it is there exactly i dont remember). what could be the reason?
Same thing happens to me on one of my machines. It is an AMD
I also have an ect2 from linksys. It works great and always has. It is a
NE2000 Compatible.
This makes me think that your problem might be your pcmcia services. Do you
have any other cards working?
Below is my setup
Toshiba 315CDS
Linksys Ect2
Xircom modem
Bios is setup for Controller Mode
ASCII_table wrote:
Hi.
after i type "halt" and the linux outputs all those [OK]'s, it
suddenly dumps registers and the likes (after the lines "Power off" or
how it is there exactly i dont remember). what could be the reason?
Same thing happens to me on one of my machines. It is an
AMD
Might tick off those of us without a broadband connection...
Please don't post binaries.
If you want to share a file, post it on the web.
Tony wrote:
Might amuse those who have not heard it yet!
"Weave a circle round him thrice,
And close your eyes with holy dread,
For he on honeydew
Difficult to say without sitting in front of your machine but a lot of
bios will allow you to remove an IRQ from the pool.
Maybe you can set IRQ 12 = ISA not pnp/pci
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear Alan:
Thanks so very much for the comment. Yes, that IRQ 12 was conflicting
with other PnP IRQ's.
not in the database
they might call 2nd tier, who knows a little more, etc.
Jon Hunter
Computer Consultant / PC Fixit Dude
Win95 users will have to use winipcfg instead of ipconfig.
This GUI
.. :) But, excuse me for being a newbie.. When you say
copy it to ~ what do you mean? And also, I've heard people speak of $HOME,
but I'm not sure where it hides.. :)
Thanks,
bosco().
"Linux, it's like throwing everything you know away... But worth it.. "
Jon Hunter wrote:
bosco wrote:
bootloader to
the mbr.
Alan
Jon Hunter wrote:
go into fdisk and check to make sure that the "Active"
partition is the one where bootmanager resides.
Funk Soul Brother wrote:
Hi! How do i get boot magic to boot up ? i have selected
what OS's i have and it doesn t load
/mnt/cdrom/Mandrake/RPMS
Cory Hirano wrote:
Hello there
I was wondering where do I find components like qt and gimp the system
components.
Cory
If you have ever used CuteFTP under Windoze gftp is similar and does resumes
also.
Jeremy wrote:
max wrote:
i´m using a NT server with wingate for connecting to the web
browsing http sites works perfect !!
but wehn i click on an ftp link only the error message " the port u tryed
bosco wrote:
Greetings all,
I wrote once before of the problems I'm having with this blasted mouse.
Everything I change in my centrally located /etc/X11/XF86Config file
seems to take. I just got done swapping my 75dpi and 100dpi fonts around
and they work like a charm..
However, FOR SOME
Pat Mellema wrote:
your problem is caused by some setting in
Xconfiguration. I had the same problem and had changed
a setting that was probed. I rebooted from the floppy
that I made and went back in and changed it back and
the system came right back up.
Pat
--- Chuck Seiders [EMAIL
Tony wrote:
never done it this way but your image source in this case would have
to be C in whatever directory you downloaded to."Weave a circle round
him thrice,
And close your eyes with holy dread,
For he on honeydew hath fed,
And drunk the milk of paradise." (The linux user)
Donny wrote:
Really? How can i get it to join it again?
At 05:33 PM 3/16/2000 -0600, you wrote:
If you reinstalled your Primary Domain Controller then you changed the SID.
It won't rejoin that Domain.
Jeanette
- Original Message -
From: "Donny" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
That would not be an AMD 5x86 133 would it?
I have one of those in another box. Here's the deal
This is the fastest 486 chip (That I know of) that was ever made.
Your system bus speed is 33mhz but the chip itself is running 133mhz.
The name is a bit of "slight of hand" from AMD. It was put
It is built into the system(I believe). Although I have not
done this, if I was gonna try this I would as root:
insmod hfs
mount -t hfs /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
Try it, can't hurt.
;
Jon
Hershel S Robinson wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a free utility to allow me to
read Macintosh
A little more info please.
Who made your computer?
If it was done by a shop or a friend it might have been jumpered wrong.
Windoze just askes the chip"Hey what kinda chip are you?" Linux actually
measures it's speed...
Grab your motherboard book and open the case to check jumpers. Be VERY
If you don't have a mouse in Console mode do
gpm -k (To KILL the mouse driver)
gpm -h to get help
Jeremy wrote:
James wrote:
Nightstalker wrote:
:Have you looked in your /etc/X11/XF86Config file, at the Pointer section
:- It should look something like this:
: Section
Hi Ronald!
Ignorance is ok, we all start somewhere :)
If you are using a floppy to boot this please check which
image you used.
I think you need to change your boot disk image, sounds like
you are attempting to do a network install. As for the
numbers:
NFS stands for Network File Server
Almost true, What I would do if I had a clean disk is start the linux install
just enough get a shell by doing alt F2 - F6 until I found a console that would
allow me to type
fdisk /dev/hda
I would make a 16meg linux partition at the front of the disk. and then I would
reboot and use Windoze
go into fdisk and check to make sure that the "Active"
partition is the one where bootmanager resides.
Funk Soul Brother wrote:
Hi! How do i get boot magic to boot up ? i have selected
what OS's i have and it doesn t load up when i boot it
just goes to lilo.?? any help would be
I agree with your diagnoses doctor ;
kppp has a place in setup where it ask if it should get it's domain name from
DHCP. Uncheck the box and it will probably fix this problem.
Jeremy wrote:
Jeremy wrote:
[jeremy@fdialup185 jeremy]$ Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
WINZIP can read tar files...
and they make tar for windoze also...
my $02
Audrey Beck wrote:
"Michael D. Kirkpatrick" wrote:
I have a 4 gig and a 27 gig hard drive on my web server. Everything is
ran off of the 4 gig hard drive. The 27 gig hard drive is basically for
storing daily
"Joseph S. Gardner" wrote:
Ronald Brown wrote:
Hello Group,
I'm a newbie, so forgive my ignorance. I'm trying to install Mandrake
7.0.
Ok...I am in the installation process and when I get to the part that
ask
for the following information:
Please enter the following
Richard
I have a PDF of the page he tried to send you to. 83k will fit on a floppy 'til
you find a machine will adobe acrobat reader (Available in
DOS,WINDOZE,MAC,UNIX,LINUX and maybe a few other platforms) I lost track of your
email address so if you are interested in this file mine is
Have you tried smbclient? I have found it very helpful in the past. If you
can
smbclient -L servername_here
and see something you at least know it is not a closed port on the router...
Ernie wrote:
I'm having a hell of a time getting my win and lin machines networked, I
know the
I don't know if it is too long but perhaps it is the two (2)
copies of
ide2=0xcc00,0xd002 ide3=0xd800,0xdc02
throwing you off...
Perhaps you should copy the linux labeled area to a new
name, remove the second copy of IDE statements.
Rerun lilo, boot it, try it, and see what happens...
Bob
Here's a couple of things you can try.
fdisk /dev/sda
now hit p to "print" to screen the partition table. Preformatted zip disks
come from the factory with a primary fat partition of 4, hence /dev/sda4.
However, now that we know a little history of the disk we can see that the
previous owner
George
Have you tried the Frame Buffer server?
If not that, then you could use VNC and svncviewer
I have a Slackware installation (Also) running the Xfb server with my
Diamond S540.
Expensive card that wasn't covered by Xfree86 3.3.5 works upto 1600 x 1200
x32bit
.1localhost.localdomain
and when I start X it complains it can't find it's own address. Simple fix
but I find it amusing...
Jon Hunter
NT Domain Administrator / PC fixit dude
bosco wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean by this either.. But in my netscape in Windows
it just says "mail",
An easier way to fix this is to go into KDE and use the "Desktop Switching
Tool"
or
instead of using Startx use KDM
I love KDM as it allows you to browse through the different managers and
choose the one you want for that session. It remembers your last choice and
displays it in dropbox for
Two suggestions:
1. Try ne2000 for your nic driver
or
2. Copy the kernel off the disk onto your small DOS partition and use LoadLin
J Michael Graham wrote:
Here is the situation:
I got an old laptop from a friend and am trying to get Linux running.
The
At the lilo prompt:
linux single
log in as root and change /etc/inittab to go init 3 (Read this file, it is
interesting)
Sounds like you are converting an old Compaq. I have one I use as a file
server. Works much better in Linux. Major crash every 3 months under
Windoze.
Hasn't crashed yet
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