I installed Mandrake 9.0 on my Toshiba notebook. I didn't have any
problems with DHCP, but my video didn't work (for now I am using frame
buffer) and the sound didn't work.
John Tucker wrote:
>The set up for Mandrake 8.2 was fairly simple and as you stated it pretty
>much was exactly like se
The set up for Mandrake 8.2 was fairly simple and as you stated it pretty
much was exactly like setting up a Windows machine. I guess my problem lies
in the fact that at the Install Fest we had so many problems getting my
ethernet card to work. I think it had something to do with DCHP but don't
The problem is that the card is non-PnP ISA, and the kernel driver does not properly
detect the resources. I had to use 3com's dos utility to look up these resources.
I made some changes to /etc/modules.conf. I'd make a backup of that file before
upgrading, I don't know if Mandrake will wipe
Ok - here's the solution as posted to the LPRng listserv:
>Hello,
>
>AFAICS, this problem is not related to a2ps (you should get the same
>result if you try `for f in 1 2 3 4;do lpr foo.txt;done'). I had the
>same kind of trouble and someone on the list found the solution: set
>`done_jobs=0' in l
Mandrake is the Windows of the Linux world. It takes /all/ the guess work
out of it. You should get an IP even before you really finish the install
-- I believe part of the install is to check for updates to packages /
allow you to install some extra ones from the internet (if you choose). I
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