Hi.
I recently installed Mandrake 8.2 on a Toshib 1005-s157 laptop. Everything
seemed to go fine during hte install, but afterwards, a few things dont work:
1. Sound. Does not work, and I cannot look at the hardware in the control
center (see below :-)) The sound was shown currently during
Hi. Has anyone had luck with getting any of the Nikon digital cameras to work
with Mandrake 8.1? Specifically, the usb connectivity?
I read a page on the web, pointed to by gphoto.org, which says that the camera
can be accessed as a mass-storage usb device, using the scsi subsystem:
When
I guess if you're brave enough, you can try to download and compile a kernel
yourself from kernel.org. When I tried this, it ended up causing me all kinds
of problems - basically, my reiserfs partitions were corrupted due to problems
with power-down.
I would think that downloading the rpms from
How long does it stay locked? Do you see any interesting messages in
/var/log/messages? Is it configured to use any rpc services? Maybe it is, and
rpc is taking a long time to time out.
Vijay
Marc Oestreicher writes:
I have a bit of a problem with a new mandrake 8.1 installation that I
You probably chose a firewall setting which disables ping, i.e., icmp requests
are dropped silently by iptables filtering.
For more info, see /etc/Bastille/*
HTH,
Vijay
prontomail writes:
Could someone please tell the best How-To resource available for Linux on
the net?
In the
I think that configure is running, but one of the programs its calling is not
available on your system - hence the command not found.
Tough to debug - look through what configure is trying to do, and try doing a
where foo for each program it calls.
HTH,
Vijay
Daniel Chen writes:
Yes, I am
If you do choose ReiserFs, please ensure that you have disk write-caching
turned off (I dont know how - maybe edit bdflush parameters?) I recently
experienced a lot of file corruption due to power failure on my reiserfs
partitions. Please note, I did not fool around with write caching, so maybe
You don't need to reboot, you can do a 'mount -a' to mount all entries in
fstab.
Vijay
Mel Roman writes:
I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I've
always assumed that fstab was read once when Linux
boots, and didn't look at it thereafter. If that's
the case, then you'd have
Hi.
After upgrading to 8.1 from 8.0, I recently tried to access the cdrom, by
inserting a cd and going to /mnt/cdrom. This caused ls to segv and the
following message was in /var/log/messages:
Jan 22 08:34:29 saraswati kernel: kernel BUG at super.c:274!
Jan 22 08:34:29 saraswati kernel: invalid
Are there any error messages while booting? You can try booting into rescue
mode using your cdrom. If you have 8.1, it will have mounted your disks for
you. Try to fsck your / to see if something is wrong.
cheers,
Vijay
SKLIM writes:
Hi!
I need HELP ... for access my root user at my
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