ABrady wrote:
On Thu, 05 Dec 2002 17:23:20 -0800 (PST)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have installed RH80 on a AMD with an AC'97 codec on-board, RH80 saw
after instalation an via82x codec but, the modprobe returns :
[root@GOD root]# modprobe via82cxxx_audio
snip
It failed for me with
To hell with the kids ... what about us adults? The problem I have is
that I have a 3dfx voodoo3 video card for which 3D acceleration is only
available in the 1024x768 mode. For regular every day to day stuff I
want to use 1600x1200 mode which works great without DRI for web
surfiing, Email,
have a problem. This is why
I thought it might just be a configuration problem.
R P Herrold wrote:
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Paul R. Ganci wrote:
Yesterday I set up wvdial to replace chat in order to connect to my ISP.
When I run wvdial from the command line everything works perfectly.
However
Well working with my ISP I finally resolved the wvdial/pppd issue. It
turns out that when pppd was initiating the connection with my ISP the
noipdefault option was NOT being set. For some reason I never noticed
the log file entries:
Apr 8 19:55:50 nureyev pppd[7671]: local IP address
Yesterday I set up wvdial to replace chat in order to connect to my ISP.
When I run wvdial from the command line everything works perfectly.
However if wvdial is called by pppd from the
/etc/sysconfig/network-script/ifup-ppp script the connection is
immediately terminated with IPCP terminated
No you misunderstand. I set up the non-root user by su to root. I run
cdroast as a regular user and it works fine! Just follow the setup. I
have made 2 CDs already as a non root user!
John P. Verel wrote:
Yes, it works fine for me as root also. However, I avoid root login for
all that I can
Um ... the Red Hat 7.2 distro works okay for me. I just su root and ran
xcdroast. Under setup was a users tab which I used to allow regular
users to use xcdroast. I then did exactly what it said to do in the
/usr/share/doc/xcdroast-0.98a9/README.nonroot file and everything worked
fine.
Well
A while back someone posted a response to this ping problem. I don't remember what the
problem was
but I do know how to make the warning go away. Namely I have aliased ping to:
alias ping 'ping -U'
according to the ping man page the -U switch:
-U Print
I took Eric Clover's suggestion and switched to lopster:
http://download.sourceforge.net/lopster/lopster-0.9.7.2.tar.gz
It works great and seems to have more features than gnapster.
My gnapster also is not working. I fired up the windoze one and I can get
in just fine, I'm not banned or
http://download.sourceforge.net/lopster/lopster-0.9.7.2.tar.gz
i prefer to use this client anyway
eric
Thanks for the URL. I spent some time the other day searching sourceforge for such a
beast. I must be blind.
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When I have tried to use gnapster over approximately the last week it just
disconnects. However, if I use the Windoze version of the Napster client
I have no problem connecting and downloading whatever music. Napster perhaps
has changed their setup such that the gnapster client no longer
i have known gnapster to quit working forcing you to upgrade.
eric
Yes I believe you. The point that I intended was simply that I have been using
the Napster client v2.0 Beta 7 on my Windoze box for several months. It still
works but the gnome gnapster client broke sometime last week (or at
all this the
printer is handling PS correctly. I suspect something was left over from
RH6.2 which didn't quite work with RH7.0. All is well now.
"Paul R. Ganci" wrote:
I recently upgraded from RH6.2 to RH7.0 and since
that time have been unable
to get my printer (an Epson Stylus 8
I recently upgraded from RH6.2 to RH7.0 and since that time have been unable
to get my printer (an Epson Stylus 850ne which according to printtool is
using the stc800ih, Stylus Color 800, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper input filter)
to print postscript. It treats postscript as if it were a text file.
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