Suse was again installed - OK - but unfortunately, I put lilo on the MBR
and
winME would not reinstall. It hung with the A/: prompt.
I tried to format drives C D with msFDISK.
Drive D: was successfully formated but I could not format drive C: /s and
winME would not reinstall. Tried
Hi all,
Still on my quest to setup this new server. I have a PCTEL internal modem I
would like to use, it is a Winmodem.
I have downloaded a driver to try and install. The instructions are:
--with-kernel-includes=/path/to/my/kernel-sources/include
If you don't have your kernel sources at
On Sun, 2002-03-10 at 21:21, Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi all,
Still on my quest to setup this new server. I have a PCTEL internal modem I
would like to use, it is a Winmodem.
I have downloaded a driver to try and install. The instructions are:
anyone point me in the direction of a bios upgrade.. for an ol 486 on a
PB450M+ PNP x1.17 currently with Pheonix Bios 4.03 dated 17/8/94 would
like to able to boot from cd if possible...
or any tips
thanks
_
Get your FREE
Tale of joy about Debian install :
Also found the 'rtl8139' module had
changed names to '8139too'. So further emboldened (is that a
word?) by all this success I had a go at getting sound working, which
never did before (it's an old ISA sound blaster 16).
Already had the sound and
On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, henry wrote:
Dear List:
Everytime I install Redhat ,the summary(package name,size, it's use)
of installed programs will flash in front of me .
I wish to know what package I have it's use.
Could someone know any
On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Simon Bryan wrote:
OK,
I have stuffed the IP addressing on my system, I thought I couldd use
linuxconf but apparently that requires an X desktop.
I only have a text based server, where the hell is this stuff stored?
linuxconf does work in text mode as well. If you've
On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 01:43:02AM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello,
I've been reading the Sound Howto, but I'm still confused as to how to go about
getting my sound card to work. While installing Debian I opted to load the sound
modules, so I thought I wouldn't have to recompile the
Using PsTricks, the following command will draw a thick lined
polygon:---
\rput(46.0,247.0){\PstPolygon[linecolor=MyYellow,unit=55,PolyNbSides=9,PolyOffset=2]}
Unfortunately, it will also fill the polygon with white.
Is there any way (command/option) to ensure that the polygon is
clear? I'd
I've got a file on the laptop that I'd like to download to floppies.
Unfortunately the file will run to 3 floppiesworth.
When I used to use pkzip, I could tell the programme to download
and if the floppy filled up it would add a to be continued and
tell you to bung in a second (or third etc.)
On Mon, 2002-03-11 at 15:12, Bill Bennett wrote:
When I used to use pkzip, I could tell the programme to download
and if the floppy filled up it would add a to be continued and
tell you to bung in a second (or third etc.) floppy. The only
thing to be remembered was to upload the discs in
This one time, at band camp, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, I've been reading the Sound Howto, but I'm still confused as to how
to go about getting my sound card to work. While installing Debian I opted
to load the sound modules, so I thought I wouldn't have to recompile the
kernel. Last time
On Mon, Mar 11, 2002 at 03:12:35PM +1100, Bill Bennett wrote:
I've got a file on the laptop that I'd like to download to floppies.
Unfortunately the file will run to 3 floppiesworth.
When I used to use pkzip, I could tell the programme to download
and if the floppy filled up it would add
Hello Anand,
I have a similar problem however I'd like to use compression if
possible, I need to do backups of about 9Gigs of hdd space to CDs, I
can all but do this, my biggest problem at this stage is the restore
not so much the backup it self, any suggestions appreciated...
--
Best regards,
Hi,
I bought a small USB memory stick reader/writer the other day.
Unfortunately, the device isn't recognised when I insert it. The USB module
sees it has been inserted, but just doesn't know what it is.
I'm assuming it actually looks like an IDE or SCSI drive, so the usb-storage
module
Many thanks to those who suggested solutions.
I'm grateful: the change to Linux was not easy, but something
like this makes it well worthwhile.
Regards,
Bill Bennett
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i want to instal linux on my PC. how do i set up so
i can have dual boot mode? and are all drivers for printers, scanners, dv
cards available for linux? also where is the best place to download the kernel
from?
Kiran Hiriyanna
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On Thursday 07 March 2002 23:42, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
Pfft, installing Debian is childs play. All it requires is a small amount
of literacy and some common sense. Or is that too much to ask?
A. I was not trolling on this occasion. Installing and configuring a basic
(for today) system
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