tell me about it. i have a portable cdplayer that will read mp3's
burned to disc and play them. it is pretty nice, espec. for the price,
but i would give anything for it to support OGG. _very_ nice.
It's something about floating-point integer. OGG requires a player with
it, which
Hi Etharp
typo... should da been. video
On Wednesday 28 August 2002 05:29 pm, you wrote:
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It just gets worse and worse...
I just fired up HardDrake to see what kind of disks it thought I was using
and it killed X. Tried it in single user mode without X and hung until I hit
ctrl-alt-del and rebooted. This is happening with or without the nForce
drivers installed.
This is with my Abit
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On Wednesday 28 August 2002 02:18 pm, you wrote:
It just gets worse and
Hey,
The closer I look at the 8.2 install I did on this new Abit nForce board the
more glitches I discover.
In the course of tracking down why the kupdated daemon would periodically
guzzle CPU time whenever I did a lot of disk I/O I discovered (via hdparm)
that my two Maxtor 80 drives (which
I've heard others mention this technique but I'm curious what actually
happens since I've never had to do it before but will sometime next week.
Does lilo find the Win2K partition and add it to the list or do you have to
do that manually the next time you boot into linux?
::mark
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Title: RE: [newbie] JDK
Hi
Aaron,
J2EE is not a
complete runtimethe way the J2SE or even J2ME are. It is a set of
additional libraries that assume an installedJDK (provided by
J2SE).
I don't see any
Linux files that have a .z extension. The only .z files are for Solaris which
may still
Save your sanity, try to avoid win-hardware in the future,
blame uncle billy for aureal. Look here to find a_real sound
card
http://www.alsa-project.org/~goemon/
--
Tom Brinkman Corpus Christi, Texas
In defense of Aureal, the hardware itself
ASUS A7N266-VM84
512M DDR 165
Two hard disks160
CDRW/DVD109
Case (InWin 500D)54
Keyboard/mouse
/speakers 12
Floppy drive 12
1G Duron 58
Fan/heatsink 30
Networking card12
Sorry that I'm so behind on this list but I'm _still_ shopping for a new box
so...
Well, if you wait a week on Wal-Mart, you can probably buy the computer
with MandrakeLinux or Lindows preinstalled. I cannot in good conscience
recommend Lindows to _anyone_. It is likely to become a huge
Hey all,
I'm starting to get the itch again...time to build a new beast.
I'm wondering if anyone has any experience or knowledge of how well (or
poorly) Mandrake (or any distro) has fared installed onto the new Intel i845
series of motherboards? I expect the usual nightmares over RAID
Hi Marcia,
You may want to check out the SANE site, http://www.mostang.com/sane/ to
compare specific models and their status if you haven't already.
::mark
Dear All,
I am planning to buy a scanner and a printer within the next few
days and I
want to make sure that I get a low-priced,
I think it's 3.? If does require 4.?
The documentation does not say you need 4. However, the
drivers are closed source, so there's no way to guarantee
what will actually work.
Actually the download page on Nvidia's website,
http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?PAGE=linux, says:
STEP 4: Check
Thanks for the reply, Mark.
this is directly from the man page for msec. it would appear that
it's nothing more then just a small utility that you can directly
change/modify the security level setting of your Mandrake OS
letting the kernel know just how secure or not secure the system
is
So I've trying to bone up on all things security-related and was trying to
figure out what relationship, if any, there was between Bastille and msec.
Is msec a UI layer over Bastille or is it a separate security tool? Are the
two complementary or exclusionary. Should I run both or pick just one?
I've also been looking at a few of the current crop of mobos that feature
RAID support.
I'm *not* interested in them because they purport to support RAID--I've
heard civilme's warnings several times--but rather in the interest of
getting an extra IDE channel or two. Is this a reasonable
.
On Monday 26 November 2001 04:27 pm, Mark Stewart wrote:
I've been wanting to give galeon a try for a while but on my 8.1
box at home the version that came with the distro does little but
crash. (People running 8.1 at work haven't had any problem with it;
must be something different
I've been wanting to give galeon a try for a while but on my 8.1 box at home
the version that came with the distro does little but crash. (People running
8.1 at work haven't had any problem with it; must be something different in
the networking setup that galeon doesn't like). At work, I'm
Gary,
This list is for the people by the people and if we as a
whole want to allow
off topic conversations, then we should allow it. If not, we shouldn't.
Actually this is a list that is hosted, operated and paid for by Mandrake.
They set it up and contribute to it for the purpose of
Just planning migration timetables for some of my machines and wondering
what (if any) schedule is planned for 8.1?
thanks,
::mark
The chipset to avoid is VIA with the 686B Southbridge. This means most
modern KT133As and Apollo Pros. That is a large portion of the
Motherboard
Market
Really? I bought a Tyan Trinity 400 S1854 specifically to run Mandrake. The
spec sheets lists the chipset as VIA Apollo Pro 133A
Well, here's what I did. I unplugged my old disk from the primary master,
plugged the new disk into primary master, had my friend install Windows98
(he moved fast and I'm not exactly sure how he structured things but I think
its all one big FAT32 partition), booted successfully, and obsessively
they were using.
SteveC, et al? Were you folks using Win9x/me or NT/2000?
Again, thanks,
::mark
--- Mark Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I've read fragments of info in various places that
suggest that Grub will
allow me to boot Windows from a disk that is not in
the master position
Hi,
I've read fragments of info in various places that suggest that Grub will
allow me to boot Windows from a disk that is not in the master position of
my primary IDE channel.
Is this true?
I just added a second 15gb disk to my currently Linux only box. Can I
temporarily put this disk into
Mike,
kde2 was only just released this week; kde1 is what ships with mandrake 7.1.
The kde website (www.kde.org) has an release announcement and links to ftp
directories with all the rpms.
I downloaded the ones for Mandrake 7.2 (the only Mandrake ones I've found so
far) but they don't appear
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