On Wednesday 17 October 2001 03:15 pm, you wrote:
Who is your service provider? :^)
Hans N.
[EMAIL PROTECTED], AZ
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
This is the only problem I see with Linux. The fact that it is free to
download and try all the distro's you want. I have tried
Debian,RedHat,Storm(basically Debian) FreeBSD and MAndrake. I always end up
back at Mandrake. I really like the DrakConf feature as I am a windows
convert to Linux.
On Tuesday 06 February 2001 20:21, you wrote:
Just had cable access installed. Unfortunately, my provider does not offer
static IP addresses. Can I still configure it under LM 7.2?
Mike Riffle
Morgantown, WV USA
http://web.mountain.net/~kneiper/rifrak.htm
Montani Semper Liberi
NRA
I found this today via the Mandrake site. They are online tutorials/classes
about running your Linux box with Mandrake.
www.mandrakecampus.com.
I have looked at the lessons and they are easy to follow and very informative
IMHO.
--
John W
On Friday 29 December 2000 05:36, you wrote:
Don't know about the version # but if the schedule
used in previous release is adhered to then
the next release date should be April/2000
Charles (-:
Forever never goes beyond tomorrow.
The next release is due in April and according to the
I have just recieved a new sony CD-RW(xmas came a little early). I am
curious about enableing the scsi emulation in the kernel. Bt doing so will I
then lose the ability to use the standard CD-Rom drive?
I am not terribly concerned by this as the new burner is considerab;ly faster
any way but
I am not sure if the default kernel in in 7.2 has ntfs support or not. I
recompiled one of my own and added ntfs support for this reason of mounting
a Win 2K part. I went to Linuxconf and selected "access local drive" then
created a mount point, in my case /min/win_C and then manually
On Thursday 21 December 2000 13:43, you wrote:
I have Linux Mandrake 7.2 and selected "Supermount" during install.
I have since added a Windows HDD partition that I want Linux to be able
to access.
How do I do that please?
Thank you.
Enter Linuxconf as root and choose filesystems then
I have recompiled a custom kernel more suitable to my machine and tastes and
all went well except the modules. I was not able to do "make modules" for the
new kernel. I am relly not sure of what exactly I need to do when it comes to
the modules. Do I need to remove the modules currently in
