hi there,
couple problems i am running into with this new install. first try
through the first boot after install it would keep hanging on loading
sendmail. i tried various things to stop it from loading but could not
get it done so i ended up doing a complete reinstall and told the
services se
>> Everything that I've read about Xlockmore says it includes the pipes
>> screensaver (like 3D pipes in WIN NT). It's not included when I
>> install Xlockmore although some pretty cool screensavers are. Can
>> anyone tell me if it is available for Linux?
>>
>> Have a good day!
>> -Vicki
>
>Whe
Marco Shaw ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Can I network two computers together...without a hub? If I install a NIC
> card in both computers and attach the cable between them, will they be able
> to talk to each other like a 'windows direct cable connection'.
The Window direct cable connection is a
-+-I'm looking for a 100-tx network card. I see that RH supports the Intel
-+-EtherExpress cards, but does this include the 100Mb version?
-+-
-+-Can someone suggest a cheap 10/100 twisted pair network card that is
-+-know to work? It would also be nice if this card is compatible with
-+-FreeBSD
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Rick L. Mantooth wrote:
-+-Yup,
-+-Go look at
-+-/usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/IP-Masquerade
-+-Various other goodies in that tree to read up on also...
-+-
-+-Token Ring, (?)
-+-Rick
-+-
-+-On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
-+-
-+-> Can I network two computers together...without
Yup,
Go look at
/usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/IP-Masquerade
Various other goodies in that tree to read up on also...
Token Ring, (?)
Rick
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
> Can I network two computers together...without a hub? If I install a NIC
> card in both computers and attach the cable betwe
Can I network two computers together...without a hub? If I install a NIC
card in both computers and attach the cable between them, will they be able
to talk to each other like a 'windows direct cable connection'.
I have two Token Ring cards and I want to have my RH box use TCP/IP to talk
to my W
I am trying to get my "Apache-SSL 1.2.6" so use different
SSLCertificateFiles for each of my virtual web hosts. The httpd.conf
says that you can use all SSL directives in the virtual hosts, and I put
the "SSLCertificateFiles" there and pointed it to another file. If I now
restart the server it say
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jacek Andreas Mat
ulla writes:
>Hi all,
>
>I have installed leafnode. It added this to /etc/inetd.conf
>
>nntpstream tcp nowait news/usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/leafnode
>
>Then as suggested in a paper I added to my /etc/profile
>
>export NNTPSERVER=local
Just a quick info. I had (initially) a lot of bother subscribing to this
list. The maintainer of the list indicated to me it was the mailler in
netscape (4.04) that was the culprit, always signing the email header as
from root@blahblahblah, irrespective of whether the root account, or a
normal u
I know this is slightly off topic, but has anyone tried ARNS with Redhat
5.0? Comments?
Jason Belich
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Greets.
I've been on and off this list for about 1 month now, and it's been very
interested, although I'm not quite used to _this high traffic_.
On with the problems:
When I booted into Linux (RH 4.0), I noticed when establishing a ppp
connection, I could use fetchmail, which resulted in it gra
I've since managed to get a connection going with MTU/MRU at 1500
but still the same problems with some sites... I'm about to just
start living with this for now (and figure on using the win95
machine to do downloads that don't work...). Bummer.
Stefen
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> I am using a compaq 200 MMX with 3.5 gb IDE Hdd . I want to install Red
> hat Linux 4.2 along side with WIN 95 on it . Had it been a smaller hard
> drive like a one of 850 MB , I would have have patitioned it into C: D:
> with dos FDISK assigning 425/425 mb for each i.e. make hda1 and hda2
> .T
Hi fellow redhat users,
I've been using a redhat system for quite a while on my desktop, but I
recently proceeded to install it on my dad's laptop. He's not too
impressed by the fact that when booting up with his LAN card if the modem
card is in the second slot, the system gets confused and report
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, W. Wade, Hampton wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > i sure would be interested in finding this out, also. if it repro's
> > consistently we [ms] can check into it.
>
> There clearly is a bug with NT. It also hung a WIn95 system thathad the
> Win98 patches. It did NO
OK
I have now received too many requests to post sample scripts to the
lists to ignore...
Please note that these scripts are for a non-PAP connection.
A careful reading of these scripts should be reasonably self
explanatory!
Remember, you start the ppp connection by giving the command
> Can someone explain, for the ignorant among us, what it is about a
Perhaps someone knows a link that explains the different CDROM formats,
including joliet, iso9660, multisession, redbook, etc?
Dave
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> Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1998 12:21:25 EDT
> From: GBNSCHBACH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: C programming..HOWTO begin...?
> Since Unix C and Windows C are different, start with Linux and get
>Steve Kochan's book Programming
Rick,
Thanks for the reply. I have Redhat 5.0, so I have newer versions
of most of the required libs. I erased xlockmore and xlockmore-GL
and resinstalled them. Still no pipes. I have everything else.
The output from your rpm -ql xlockmore-GL didn't list any modes.
Did you get pipes when you
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, L. M. Marchese wrote:
> libcrypt: do you mean the crypt(3) function?
Yes, as packaged in the appropriate Python module. Unfortunately nobody
has bothered making a PAM module for Python, but that's ok -- just use
/etc/passwd and /etc/shadow as usual. It's only when you use alt
For those who never found the NPR Real Audio Broadcast of Linus et. al.
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From: "Chuck Mead" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: High Tech
(http://www.npr.org/plweb-cgi/fastweb?getdoc+npr+npr+23505+0+wAAA+Li
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1998 15:04:17 -0400
To: <[EMAI
I'm not sure who this is on other unix's but this works on my redhat 5.0
with ypbind-3.3-2 and ypserv-1.1.7-5. I put a "+:*:0:0:::" on the last
line of my passwd file. I only suggest you check this because its like
you didn't get a shell or something. I put "+:*:0:" in my group file.
*^*^*^*
Earlier today I wrote:
> 1) dos 820480+
> 3) linux native / 328608 (start=408,end=570)
> 2) linux swap 66528
> 4) linux native /home 193536
>
> Make linux filesystems on those last 2 partitions.
Sorry - obvious error there. Hazar
Ok have had lots of help getting my internet isp to allow me to log on and
have configured in xwindows the network protocols but cannot log on I have
tried using the telnet program and can initialize the modem and go through
the log on script but it simply will not connect after I type in ppp I ha
I too have been looking for AT form Pentium II motherboards.
(I want to keep my server tower -- lots of space for internal
peripherals.) I was planning to get the Supermicro
Super P6DLF -- A FULL AT size dual Pentium II motherboard
5 PCI, 3 ISA and AGP.
Anyone have any experience with this boa
libcrypt: do you mean the crypt(3) function?
I have found an EXPECT cgi program which changes the password using
information passed to it through a web form. Unfortunately, with my
current version expect none of the password scripts (autopasswd, etc.)
work. Someone had mentioned previously that
On 10 Apr, Jim Garvin wrote:
> Yes I have it set to my PDC
> security = SERVER
> password server =
> and it still asks me for a username and password
> I also set the registry for ClearTextPasswords
>
> Jim
>
>>If your nt server is a PDC or BDC, then you can set samba to get
>>authentication fro
At 06:26 PM 4/8/98 -0700, John D. Hardin wrote:
>> These errors are "normal" using a serial link. They always produce some
>> amount of errors.
>> Try reducing your baudrate.
>
>Hmrf. Yes, I also forgot that possibility.
>
>Make sure you're using hardware handshaking.
>
Thanks for the pointers...
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Chuck Mead wrote:
> On 9 Apr, Jeff Tomich wrote:
> > Looking for a good Xwindow email client. Any recommendations?
>
> I use TkRat v1.1 with procmail handling the filtering. It works great!
i use pine-in-an-Xterm + procmail. this has the advantage that you dont
*need* X
Bj,
> I am using a compaq 200 MMX with 3.5 gb IDE Hdd . I want to install Red
> hat Linux 4.2 along side with WIN 95 on it . Had it been a smaller hard
> drive like a one of 850 MB , I would have have patitioned it into C: D:
> with dos FDISK assigning 425/425 mb for each i.e. make hda1 and hda2
Hi all,
I have installed leafnode. It added this to /etc/inetd.conf
nntpstream tcp nowait news/usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/leafnode
Then as suggested in a paper I added to my /etc/profile
export NNTPSERVER=localhost
Then I set the newsserver in Netscape to localhost.
But it will n
On Fri, Apr 10, 1998 at 10:55:14AM -0300, Marco Shaw wrote:
> I'm using fvwm95 with RedHat 5.0 and can't find how to set my background
> to black in the config files.
>
> It's silly, but no .xinitrc files or system.fvwm95rc files seems to have
> the proper entry...
>
> Any ideas?
> Marco
xsetroo
The next chapter in my IPX tirade. . .
Looking at the IPX HOWTO, in the section on mars_nwe, right after it
describes the nwserv.conf file, it says that "if you've configured the
server to expect external programs to configure your network and/or
provide routing. . . "
Huh? There's nothing in a
I'm fairly new to Linux but I have a few observations.
I don't know the specs of your video card but I suspect the 64 in the name
stands for a 64 bit RAMDAC. I noticed that you are getting:
(--) SVGA: videoram: 64k
in your XFree86 output. This is probably wrong. Could you have manually put
this
Yes I have it set to my PDC
security = SERVER
password server =
and it still asks me for a username and password
I also set the registry for ClearTextPasswords
Jim
>If your nt server is a PDC or BDC, then you can set samba to get
>authentication from the server.
>ie security = server in your smb
On 9 Apr, Jeff Tomich wrote:
> Looking for a good Xwindow email client. Any recommendations?
>
> Thanks, Jeff
>
>
I use TkRat v1.1 with procmail handling the filtering. It works great!
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Dave Mack: "Your stupidity, Allen, is sim
At 08:49 PM 4/9/98 -0400, you wrote:
>
> Since moving to RH5, I have had two problems with Apache:
>
> 1) Apache doesn't seem to be paying attention to the mime.types file.
>I added .htm to the same line as .html (as I did with RH4.1) but that had
>no effect. I was able to fix the problem by
This is an addendum to my last post, "gory details about my IPX".
I didn't include the mars-nwe log file. Here it is for one of the
machines (the other one looks pretty much the same):
NWSERV 0:Starting Version: 0.99pl2
NWSERV 0:DEVICE=eth0, FRAME=802.3, NETWORK=0x0
NWSERV 0:SERVER name='
Since Unix C and Windows C are different, start with Linux and get
Steve Kochan's book Programming in C, later on get Topics in C.
Another good book is Kelly and Pohl - A book on C.
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After sending my last post ("IPX still no-go"), I thought maybe I hadn't
thrown in enough config information. So here's everything but the
kitchen sink.
I have two RH5/intel machines plugged into the same hub; I know that
they can see each other over IP, since I usually have a telnet window
open
I know what your problem is - i'll put little pointers!
Just for your information, the easiest way to configure
is with the program 'Xconfigurator'
Straight off of the xfree web site
CL-GD5434
`Alpine' family chip with 64-bit internal memory interface. The chip can only
support 64-b
Hi all,
I'm trying to make faxing workbut I'm lost a bit
So is there a X-GUI for sendfax+mgetty or is there any X based programm for
faxing/answeringmachine?
Greetings
Jacek
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Hi
Just ran xf86config myself for your hardware and compred the result with what you sent
me.
I get just about the same, so without the hardware to see what is happening I am nit
really sure.
I am guessing in the following so..
I noticed just quickly looking at it that there is noo virtual
Just curious, but do you have anything set up in NT to automatically empty
the contents of the recycle bin?
Every so often, files that I never actually deleted end up in the 'bin, and
some even get taken out with the trash that weren't even IN the 'bin!
...gee...never had that problem with Linux
>I haven't got a clue what everyone is talking about either. I have lots of
>CDs that are made in ISO9660 format vI, and vIII. They bothsupport long
>filenames! As far as I know, their is no such thing as a Joliet CD!!
>Joliet refers to Microsoft's long filename support.
>
>So, I woulnd't m
Marco Shaw wrote:
>
> I'm using fvwm95 with RedHat 5.0 and can't find how to set my background
> to black in the config files.
>
> It's silly, but no .xinitrc files or system.fvwm95rc files seems to have
> the proper entry...
The command is 'xsetroot' and there's a man entry for it.
Can't give
With the latest bind scare, I took another look at bind8. One of the
sections states:
Shared Libraries
Absolutely no support exists for editing the system's shared
libraries to update the resolver. If you want to do that you
probably want to look at BIND Version 4 (see
h
morning joe-
the answer to the first question is:
XFree86 Version 3.3.1 / X Window System
(protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6300)
Release Date: August 4 1997
is there a good and stable RPM for the latest XF86? and does it come
with the *wrappers* ?
niteowl is the machine name, i
Well, I got it going again. Here's what I did:
-Copied libc-2.0.7.so from another linux box to the NT partition on the dead
box;
-Rebooted the dead box with the original disks in rescue mode;
-Mounted the partitions:
my original / to /tmp/root
my NT (fat) to /tmp/dos
-Copied the library over
>Linux Plays a Role in 'Titanic,' Photos By NASA, but Can It Take On
>Microsoft?
>
>By SEAN DAVIS
>Dow Jones Newswires
>
>[From The Wall Street Journal, April 3, 1998, page B7B]
>
>NEW YORK-The makers of "Titanic" used it to render the hit film's
>special effects. NASA uses it to stitch together p
I admin a HPUX 10.20 box that acts as a NIS server... I would like to
use a linux box to make various checks on these HP users, and thus would
like to make my linux box a NIS client. I downloaded the ypbind and
yptools rpms from ftp.redhat.com, then downloaded the latest ypbind from
the updates d
Phil -
here ya go...
this box is a dual PII pentium, with 256M RAM, (2) 2G SCSI HDDs, using a
adaptec 2940 scsi card, orchid kelvin 64 vid card, AOC 15" monitor,
seagate tape backup, cdrom, etc...
Attached is the XF86Config file you requested as well.
And, the alt ctrl + doesnt seem to wanna w
What version of XFree86 do you have installed? 3.3.2?
If so, do you have the *wrappers* rpm installed?
I'm wondering if your 'nightowl' account has the correct permissions to
write/delete from /tmp?
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Hello again,
I recently tried to install GNOME on my Redhat 5.0 machine using rpms,
for some reason nothing seems to be working. It was a clean install (I
hadn't installed gnome before) and I get "undefined symbol: g_str_hash"
errors. At the same time I was upgrading the GIMP and got errors wi
Hi all,
when I try to install hylafax-4.0-6.i386.rpm I'll get an error message like
this:
/usr/bin/faxrm conflicts with file from mgetty-sendfax-1.1.5-1
/usr/man/man1/faxrm.1 conflicts with file from mgetty-sendfax-1.1.5-1
error: hylafax-4.0-6.i386.rpm cannot be installed
Can somebody help her
when I launch xbru I get a message Unable to find /exec bru executable _
Aborting. If I just try to use bru it seems to work fine. How can i tell
xbru where bru is located.
xbru worked before, but today it doesn't want to.
-Erich
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Hi need to see a copy of your /etc/X11/XF86Config file
and which hardware are you using
Have you tried Alt Ctr + combination a couple of times to switch to other
screen resolutions ?
hUnTeR wrote:
> Morning Aen you are in X s?LL -
>
> I need to ask this question again, not sure if i saw a resp
On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Trevor Astrope wrote:
> > > On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Bug Hunter wrote:
> > > > You can simply add a line in /etc/passwd, with the shell set to
> > > /dev/null,
/bin/true or /usr/bin/passwd would be better as a shell... make
sure to add it to /etc/shells too...
> What if y
Hi all,
I see that when I read some of the mails.there will be an autoreply to the
sender that it has been readI know that sendmail has this abilitybut
how to stop this behaviour.? I do not want that there is an autoresponse.
Someone can say how to deactivate this feature...? Or i
Sigh. It seems like if there's any possible way to set something up the
wrong way, I'll find it. . .
I'm trying to get my Linux boxes to talk IPX to an existing win95/NT
network. I don't know what frame type Windoze boxes use, and none of
the mars-nwe or ncp docs give any clues for non-Netware
I was here the last couple of weeks asking for advice on how to upgrade some
of my packages. I was having problems with installing/upgrading some rpms.
I burned all the rpms I was having problems with onto a CD and then tried
glint, and everyting worked perfect. I couldn't install from the comm
I'm using fvwm95 with RedHat 5.0 and can't find how to set my background
to black in the config files.
It's silly, but no .xinitrc files or system.fvwm95rc files seems to have
the proper entry...
Any ideas?
Marco
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Hi all,
well I know someone who wants to learn C++ or C programming. As I just use
Linux, I have no idea about programming
So someone could tell me how to begin with...? He wants to learn C under Linux
and M$Windows.as much as I know, it's possible to develop software for
Windows under L
Thanks - I'd love the solution. I'll have no problem making the links, I'm
just not well versed in what should be linked to what.
Then I'll need to figure out what broke the link, since the machine sat idle
from 5:00 p.m. until 6:30 a.m. - except for cron jobs, of course, which will
be suspect.
Morning ALL -
I need to ask this question again, not sure if i saw a response directly
answering this, tho i have seen alot of chatter on the list about X.
First off, i am running RHL5.0 with kernel 2.0.33 just FYI.
I ran xf86config to configure the following components:
ps/2 mouse w/o 3-button
On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Pork E. Pigg wrote:
> I was just getting ready to write on this subject when it came up on its
> own. I've found a couple of problems with 4.05 and wanted to see if
> anyone else has the same thing.
>
> In a form-type window or download window (where you can choose the name
>
> "bs" == Bryan Swann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bs> I'm looking for a 100-tx network card. I see that RH supports the Intel
bs> EtherExpress cards, but does this include the 100Mb version?
bs> Can someone suggest a cheap 10/100 twisted pair network card that is
bs> know to work? It would
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i sure would be interested in finding this out, also. if it repro's
> consistently we [ms] can check into it.
There clearly is a bug with NT. It also hung a WIn95 system thathad the
Win98 patches. It did NOT hang a Win98 beta machine.
Total machines crashed to date
Thanks , thats good news
One of the reasonds I havnt upgraded to Pentium with ATX is that I really like my old
case.
A beautiful work of art, full tower with copper fingers all around the joint of cover
to chasis. :-)
Phil
Bryan Swann wrote:
> Phil,
>
> I had to do some searching, but I did find
At 07:42 AM 4/10/98 -0400, you wrote:
> >I am fairly experienced with the externals of Linux, but I've never had the
> >need to integrate Linux with any Windows-running PC's.
Lucky =)
> However, our local
> >high school just lost it's PC sysadmin, and I think now is a good time to
> >pitch them
Hello,
I followed the directions for setting up a caching only
nameserver, and for things like nslookup it works fine. Unfortuantely it
does not work with netscape at all. I can fix this by adding the
nameserver of my isp (I took out both isp namserver ip address's). I can
still connect
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Bryan Swann wrote:
> I'm looking for a 100-tx network card. I see that RH supports the Intel
> EtherExpress cards, but does this include the 100Mb version?
Yes
> Can someone suggest a cheap 10/100 twisted pair network card that is
> know to work? It would also be nice if
I'm looking for a 100-tx network card. I see that RH supports the Intel
EtherExpress cards, but does this include the 100Mb version?
Can someone suggest a cheap 10/100 twisted pair network card that is
know to work? It would also be nice if this card is compatible with
FreeBSD.
Thanks.
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Jeff Tomich wrote:
> Looking for a good Xwindow email client. Any recommendations?
I use both the email & news client in netscape communicator 4.04
w/ great success, I like them.
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Samba uses Server message Blocks (SMB ), to communicate with ms products.
The core file sharing protocol on ms products is SMB.
On Netware is Netware Core Protocol, or NCP. Thus you need the ncpfs package.
I had played with samba quite a bit in the past, and only recently set up
my first linux-ne
i would like to use dd to make a disk image that I can either transfer to
another disk and/or save as a backup.
Can anyone tell me if the following syntax will work.
As you notice i have no options in use, and basically i would like to know
if i need any.
dd if=/dev/hda1 | gzip -9 > backup.hda1.
If your nt server is a PDC or BDC, then you can set samba to get
authentication from the server.
ie security = server in your smb.conf file.
But if your nt box is a stand alone server, this will not work. To
'upgrade' a stand alone server to a
pdc of bdc, you have to reinstall. This is because t
Phil,
I had to do some searching, but I did find three AT Pentium II motherboards.
Although, I did have to upgrade my memory. I selected a Gigabyte 686BLX
motherboard. The only problem so far is that this board only has two ISA slots; the
rest are PCI. I think the oter two AT boards were from
I am fairly experienced with the externals of Linux, but I've never had the
need to integrate Linux with any Windows-running PC's. However, our local
high school just lost it's PC sysadmin, and I think now is a good time to
pitch them the idea of running Linux in at least on of their labs. I thi
Hi Jason,
we have the same problem here in our network, lots of entries with underscores.
What is boring me is the fact that nslookup gives me the correct answers, but
commands like ping etc are telling me "unknown host". in my opinion this is
inkonsistent !!!
I emailed this "bug" to the glibc
Two ways...one way is to obtain the patches... which I reckon should be
called patch-2.0.32.gz & patch-2.0.33.gz...move these to /usr/src, then do
something like >gzip -cd .gz | patch -p0, for both
patches, then cd /usr/src/linux, make mrproper ; make config ; make dep ;
make clean ; make the
> Pork E didst write;
> In a form-type window or download window (where you can choose the name
> and/or location to save) my cursor doesn't work. I usually download to a
> particular drive. I cursor back, erase the drive location name and
> replace it with the one I want. That ability has stopped
Fred W. Noltie Jr. wrote:
> I have not actually tried this myself, but if you check the Samba
> website you will see they have a link there to an MS-DOS client. It
> *should* work in Win95's non-GUI DOS. Samba's site:
>
> http://samba.anu.edu.au/samba/
>
> And the link is to (yes, you'll have to
Dear Sir /Madam ,
I am using a compaq 200 MMX with 3.5 gb IDE Hdd . I want to install Red
hat Linux 4.2 along side with WIN 95 on it . Had it been a smaller hard
drive like a one of 850 MB , I would have have patitioned it into C: D:
with dos FDISK assigning 425/425 mb for each i.e. make hda1 an
>> >Just heard them announce that they'll be interviewing some Linux people
on
>> >NPR. If you know your station and want to listen, they'll be talking in
a
>> >few minutes
>>
>> Transcription please.
>
> I don't have RA installed (no sound card) but you can still get
>the file off of
I haven't got a clue what everyone is talking about either. I have lots of
CDs that are made in ISO9660 format vI, and vIII. They bothsupport long
filenames! As far as I know, their is no such thing as a Joliet CD!!
Joliet refers to Microsoft's long filename support.
So, I woulnd't mind kn
Dear Colleagues,
I'm sorry in advance for this probably stupid question, but still maybe
somebody has already encountered such a problems and knows how to overcome
it. I have Red Hat 5.0 installed on i586 and
when I install gcc-2.8.0 or gcc-2.8.1 and compile the kernel with
pentium optimization I
On Thu, Apr 09, 1998 at 12:01:54PM -0500, Vidiot wrote:
> >Which particular Adaptec Easy CD software are you using? I have Adaptec
> >EasyCD 2.0 - but the discs it makes are unreadable under Linux!
>
> EasyCD Creator 3.01. You can get it from Adaptec's web site.
Can someone explain, for the ign
Hello,
I'm trying to build a new server with a PII Intel AL440LX motherboard, and
a 3Com 3C905B-TX network card. I've got the latest BIOS on the
motherboard, no IRQ conflicts, plug&pray disabled, yet I can't get Linux
to recognize the 3Com, even when I specify the io and irq parameters. I've
e
Good info... Thanks for the pointers. I'll definately take a look at
them.
-KHD
On Fri, 10 Apr 1998, Greg Fall wrote:
> ---Reply on mail from Lester P. Wang, MD. about export display - xlib question...
>
> I'm attempting to run an x app from a remote machine on my own
> desktop. I
---Reply on mail from Lester P. Wang, MD. about export display - xlib question...
I'm attempting to run an x app from a remote machine on my own
desktop. I'm obviously missing something along the way.
>>> Did you do "xhost +remote_machine" on your machine?
>>> Ya gotta tell your mach
xfmail is nice and will do virtually anything. xcmail doesn't have rules
based stuff built in yet, but is pretty nice to look at and works well for
me. exmh is still pretty popular it seems, and is part of RHL.
http://www.fsai.fh-trier.de/~schmitzj/Xclasses/XCmail/
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I emailed yesterday, and no one has appeared to responed to my message. I
can't get doom working on my machine. When I type rundoom, it comes up with
funny graphics, and garbled. I would assume it has something to do with
vga/svga libraries, but I don't know how to fix it. Can someone please h
"Jeff Tomich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Looking for a good Xwindow email client. Any recommendations?
>
> Thanks, Jeff
See Ishmail at http://www.ishmail.com , supporting PGP, MIME, etc.
W.D.McKinney (Dee) -=- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No claim to fame, just saved by Grace.
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PLEASE read th
I am using samba as a file server and an NT Server 4.0 as the Client and
everything is working well except when I go to browse in the network
neighborhood and go to the Samba server. it asks me to login and a password
once I do this I can Map the drive is there a setting that will allow me to
not
>> Date: Fri, 10 Apr 1998 01:20:14 + (GMT)
>> From: Yoshihiro Yamazaki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> 1 ) When booting my system there are two warning :
>> unknown pci device (8086:7180). Please read include/linux/pci.h
>> " " (8086:7181). " ""
>>
>>I also g
Lester P. Wang, MD. wrote:
> Is there a how to out there describing how to display Xwindows on a
> different machine?
> I've always been confused on how to do this.
> Thanks
Well, just from watching this thread today I've finally learned how; but I
don't know of any place where it's "officiall
On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
> I have a couple of RH5 machines which can export and import resources
> to/from NT and 95 machines over samba, but we also have several machines
> in house which run 95 without the GUI, which means they won't run
> TCP/IP. They will mount NT shares over
Dave Price wrote:
> from the contrib folder on ftp.redhat.com - or a mirror like sunsite ...
> there are rpm for navigator and communicator (no mail client in navigator.
>
> dave
>
> On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Jeff Tomich wrote:
>
> > Where can I get the latest RPM of Netscape?
> >
> > thanks,
I was
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