Trey Sizemore wrote:
On Fri Oct 05, 2007 02:49PM, Joe Zien wrote:
I downloaded opensuse-10.3-GM-KDE-i386.iso from the Novell site
"download.opensuse.org"
and it installed ok on my ThinkPad T60 laptop.
When I first tried to install, it could not find and install my wireless
card s
I downloaded opensuse-10.3-GM-KDE-i386.iso from the Novell site
"download.opensuse.org"
and it installed ok on my ThinkPad T60 laptop.
When I first tried to install, it could not find and install my wireless
card so it could not install upgrades,
so I had to install without upgrades.
Mepis 6.5
I downloaded and ran the above SuSE, but cannot install.
1 - There is an icon on the desktop "Install" and when I click on,
get an error "Error-KDE su, su returned with an error"
2 - I guess you need a root password, what is it?
3 - Firefox doesn't work. Offline mode, un-check "work offline"
Bob S wrote:
On Monday 10 September 2007 01:56, Felix Miata wrote:
On 2007/09/09 23:40 (GMT-0400) Kenneth Schneider apparently typed:
On Sun, 2007-09-09 at 22:21 -0500, Rajko M. wrote:
On Sunday 09 September 2007 22:37 (GMT-0400) Bob S wrote:
Here is output of fdisk -l
I belong to a computer club that is 98% window$ and want to show
the advantages of linux. What I need is a Impress or Powerpoint
presentation to
introduce users to linux.
I tried google but didn't find a good presentation, perhaps someone in
this forum has some suggestions.
TIA
jozien
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Greg Freemyer wrote:
On 4/13/07, Joe Zien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hosed my MBR
Sounds like you already restored the boot code and all you need to
restore is the partition table.
I would use gpart to try that. Be sure to read the man page and save
away a copy of your current MBR.
Hosed my MBR
I tried to restore the MBR on my tower with a saved backup MBR with dd
if=/dev/hda etc...
which I created on my laptop. Dumb Dumb Dumb.I though that they were
both win XP on the 1st
drive, it should work. Was I stupid to try this. Now I'm in a fine mess.
I had 11 partitions on my
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
steve reilly writes:
hi,
Im using 10.2 as well, (gnome)and have the option to choose when i
click logout then options are "logout", "shutdown", "restart"
or suspend"...
then after i logout when on the "login" blue screen in the bottom
left corner of the
