Hi John,
I am a Mandrake / Mandriva user. The oldest ISO I can find is for
version 9.2 of Mandrake. You can download the ISO from the link below.
http://srv2.ftp.ne.jp/Linux/distributions/Mandrake/official/iso/9.2/i586/
Regards,
Rodger
On Tue, 2009-10-13 at 11:51 +1000, John Hogan-Doran
Hi,
Does anyone know if it is still possible to get a Mandrake 8 or 9 from
somewhere? We have a Linux based Events Management System that was last
used in 2004 using Mandrake. The version does not run on any of the
current Linux distros as it used console-chars and IBM character sets no
longer
Hi John,
I've a bunch of CD's here that has Mandrake 9.0, 9.1, 9.2 and 10.0
You are welcome to them.
I'm inner west Sydney.
Contact me off list to arrange pickup?
Ben
John Hogan-Doran wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if it is still possible to get a Mandrake 8 or 9 from
somewhere? We have a
On Sun, 2006-07-23 at 10:23 +1000, Nicholas Tomlin wrote:
I installed Gnucash onto my machine initially but can't seem to get it to
run,
sure you can click it and it has the appearance of starting for a second but
then it disappears into hyperspace. I then thought to re-install it but ran
Sluggers,
I've tried a couple of variants of this to try work around it but I can't seem
to do so.
I installed Gnucash onto my machine initially but can't seem to get it to run,
sure you can click it and it has the appearance of starting for a second but
then it disappears into hyperspace. I
Dear Sluggers,
A friend has just emailed me. Can anybody help with this one please?
Brian
So far I've spent 8-10 hours, merely a long day, mucking about with a
recalcitrant Mandrake re-install, and suddenly it came good, marvellous.
Brian Robson wrote:
Dear Sluggers,
A friend has just emailed me. Can anybody help with this one please?
Brian
So far I've spent 8-10 hours, merely a long day, mucking about with a
recalcitrant Mandrake re-install, and suddenly it came
Hello all,
I hope that this email is the appropriate way to add a question to the
discussion. If not, apologies for the unsolicited email.
Has anyone managed to get a parallel port scanner (CanoScan N 340P)
working with Mandrake 10.0? I used the Mandrake configuration tool to
setup the scanner -
On Tue, Nov 16, 2004 at 09:30:46AM +1100, William Chivers wrote:
Searching for this problem in Slug and elsewhere locates plenty of
information about this problem and USB scanners, but nothing for
parallel scanners.
IIRC there's also some library thing that does this and doesn't need a
the scanner will be in /dev however by the interface the device is connected
across. if it's on a parallel port it'll be /dev/lp0 or ./lp1 etc.
you can create a scanner group, modify permissions/group on the device, and
add the users you want to the group and you should be able to scan ok.
Hi,
I have just installed Mandrake 10.0 on my Pentium 4 2.8 GHz computer (512 RAM, 120GB hdd+ 40GB hdd, Windows XP Professional). It loaded quickly and easily and installed the Grub bootloader.
My problem is that when I try to boot into Mandrake, the system goes through everything OK until
What PCI card or USB device do you have? Have you try booting in to a
Live CD?
Regards
Steve
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Greg,
You should be able to boot from the first Mandrake CD and ask it to go through
the rescue procedure, by pressing F2 and typing rescue.
During the boot procedure do you press Esc to see the actual boot process ?
Regards
Phil.
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 09:02 am, Greg Brennan wrote:
Hi,
I
Dear Slug, I have a copy of Mandrake Linux Power Pack 10.00, that I
would like to install on my current PC BenQ, V991 or a new Laptop. Is there
anyone available to help?
Richard Peddie
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You should just need to shove cdrom1 in the drive and follow the
bouncing ball.
Biggest question is how much space you give Linux. Give it lots (at
least 10Gb) as there are lots of great bits of software out there.
SLUG meets tonight so you could also get lots of help if you show
I am just about to install Mandrake 10.0. Has anyone already
done this? If so what do you think of it? Is it much of an improvement on 9.2?
Any problems found?
Phill
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Version:
Yeap. Installed it on Sunday. As far as I can not see much of a difference
from 9.2 except for the kernel version. Still the problem for me is I
cannot run my video adapter in 3D mode I haven't yet played with the
XFree86 or the kernel to tweak my laptop display. I want to get back to
playing
On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 16:08, Phill O'Flynn (Bigpond) wrote:
I am just about to install Mandrake 10.0. Has anyone already done
this? If so what do you think of it? Is it much of an improvement on
9.2? Any problems found?
I've upgraded my laptop and my parent's computer to it. I was running
On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 16:08, Phill O'Flynn (Bigpond) wrote:
I am just about to install Mandrake 10.0. Has anyone already done
this? If so what do you think of it? Is it much of an improvement on
9.2? Any problems found?
I have upgraded from 9.2 to 10beta2 then to 10final via `urpmi
John McQuillen wrote:
First obvious problem was with sound. Had to change from OSS to the
ALSA module for my sound card.
Yep I had to do that as well, and it took me a while to work out.
I dual boot with Windows and now Konqueror is MUCH faster loading the
/mnt ntfs directories.
Now I don't
Hi all,
I have just installed kernel 2.4.24 on my mandrake box.
I found an issues with the reiserfs formatted drives.
The kicker is that I can't load the system unless I
commit to a fs fsck with rebuild option. Has anyone
come across this issue? What did you do?
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Hi all,
Im just wondering if anyone has had a chance to
look at madrake 9.2, just looking for feedback really. Im on 9.1 and am
wondering if I could really be bothered to upgrade as everything seems to be
working peachy.
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On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 13:53, Jasper Streit wrote:
Hi all,
Im just wondering if anyone has had a chance to look at madrake 9.2,
just looking for feedback really. Im on 9.1 and am wondering if I
could really be bothered to upgrade as everything seems to be working
peachy.
Only know enough
Just make sure you don't have a LG cdrom drive.
on the errata page of Mandrake they are having issues
with LG cdrom drives being killed.
I have been playing with the Cooker 9.2 it doesn't seem
that bad you have gnome2.4 and openoffice 1.1
Hi all,
Im just wondering if anyone has had a chance
Hmmm, chances would have it- I do have an LG cdrom.
Oh well :(
-J.L.E Streit-
Just make sure you don't have a LG cdrom drive.
on the errata page of Mandrake they are having issues
with LG cdrom drives being killed.
I have been playing with the Cooker 9.2 it doesn't seem
that bad you have
Hey guys,
Someone on this list (maybe James Gregory) recently mentioned someone
had created spec files for IE and DCOM95 on Mandrake. I don't have a
copy of the post dand can't seem to find it in my searches of the
archives - could someone please send me the URL?
Cheers,
Mike
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On Fri, 2003-08-15 at 11:11, Mike MacCana wrote:
Hey guys,
Someone on this list (maybe James Gregory) recently mentioned someone
had created spec files for IE and DCOM95 on Mandrake. I don't have a
copy of the post dand can't seem to find it in my searches of the
archives - could someone
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 06:38, Ron Daniel wrote:
Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
(downgrade) on the other side.
The first three times I tried to install Debian (Redhat and SuSE before)
I
Hai
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 20:38, Ron Daniel wrote:
Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
(downgrade) on the other side.
Well Ive been running Mandrake since 7.0 ( hey wheres my sound !!? )
oops quick note before you login as your old user after the update do the following after you have removed all the .filenames
cd /home
chown -R user_name user_name/ # were user_name is your user name accounts name.
this should fix any permissions problems if the UID numbers change.
On Thu,
Richard Neal wrote:
oops quick note before you login as your old user after the update do
the following after you have removed all the .filenames
cd /home
chown -R user_name user_name/# were user_name is your user name
accounts name.
this should fix any permissions problems if the UID
Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
(downgrade) on the other side.
How in the world is this FOSS stuff going to make critical mass in the
desktop arena if, when at release 9.1 in 2003 I find
On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 20:38, Ron Daniel wrote:
Great. Here I sit, stuck in the world of M$ writing this email cause I
just upgraded to 9.1 Somebody should have told me about the descent
(downgrade) on the other side.
How in the world is this FOSS stuff going to make critical mass in the
Wayne Crich wrote:
This sounds like two dumb questions. After years of using RedHat i
have set a machine up with mandrake.
Two simple problems:
1) No sound - Yet card is configured correctly and volume is set above 0.
Try the various volume control tools in the multi-media menu option. I
Wayne Crich wrote:
This sounds like two dumb questions. After years of using RedHat i have
set a machine up with mandrake.
Two simple problems:
1) No sound - Yet card is configured correctly and volume is set above 0.
You also need to add yourself to the audio and cdrom groups. Mandrake
Hi John,
You also need to add yourself to the audio and cdrom groups. Mandrake
doesn't do tnis automatically.
I did not have to do this..
groups sfg
sfg : sfg
Yet I can still do the audio thing. Maybe this was an older Version
requirement? I'm using Mdk 9.1.
Stu
John Nicholls wrote:
You
Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Hi John,
You also need to add yourself to the audio and cdrom groups. Mandrake
doesn't do tnis automatically.
I did not have to do this..
groups sfg
sfg : sfg
Yet I can still do the audio thing. Maybe this was an older Version
requirement? I'm using Mdk 9.1.
Strange.
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 17:37, John Nicholls wrote:
Strange. This was on 9.1.
I don't know for how long it has been the case, but gdm at least changes
the ownership of the appropriate /dev entries when you log in using it.
So if you're using runlevel 5 you shouldn't need to worry about it.
You'll
This sounds like two dumb questions. After years of using RedHat i
have set a machine up with mandrake.
Two simple problems:
1) No sound - Yet card is configured correctly and volume is set
above 0.
2) Cd drives cannot be read
Update about MandrakeSoft status 2003-07-01
http://www.mandrakesoft.com/company/press/briefs?n=/mandrakesoft/news/2425
Say they have been doing good since they went for chapter 11 in January,
aiming to get out of it by the end of the year.
Currently developing 9.2. 9.1 was just dandy for me,
Hi all.
I just managed to install Mandrake 9.1 PPC on my iMac,
but the bootloader menu does not appear upon booting.
I have been able to successfully boot into both OS 9.2
and OS 10.2, and they both seem to be working fine.
However, neither of them recognise the Linux
partitions, and as
/03/2003 03:52 PM
To:Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: [SLUG] Mandrake 9.1 released
They're FAT32 resizing progs have been pretty good in the past - and
from the times I did use them they worked without destroying any data.
However, I
Just letting y'all know Mandrake 9.1 (Bamboo) has been released.
New features can be found at:
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/9.1/features/
Mandrake has really polished the distro for new users -- including NTFS
resizing, MandrakeGalaxy (same thing as the bluecurve concept in RH --
the same
Mandrake has really polished the distro for new users -- including NTFS
resizing,
Does anyone have any experience with how Mandrake do this?
what software revisions or expected stability?
sounds dangerous to me, unless great inroads into NTFS has been made
recently.
thanks,
dave
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I have had some experence with some NT and w2k cracking tools
at work which booted Linux and modified the local sam database
you could either change Administrator or a local users password
with out issue.
But resizing NTFS sounds like a lot of fun. Apparently RH does
NTFS resizing now as well. So
you could either change Administrator or a local users password
with out issue.
But resizing NTFS sounds like a lot of fun. Apparently RH does
NTFS resizing now as well. So it seems to be pretty stable.
The guy (Anton I think is his name) that is working on NTFS-ng for Linux,
put a lot of
They're FAT32 resizing progs have been pretty good in the past - and
from the times I did use them they worked without destroying any data.
However, I wouldn't use the NTFS resizing application on a
mission-critical computer, or a PC without backing up all your data.
I would wait a few releases
lankum.com is also sydney based and had my 7 cd set of debian to me
overnight.
You could buy them from either www.everythinglinux.com.au or
www.lsl.com.au. Everythinglinux is in Sydney, lsl is in melbourne.
Greetings
I'm after some Mandrake 9 CDs (so I can have a go at replacing my W2k
Greetings
I'm after some Mandrake 9 CDs (so I can have a go at replacing my W2k
Laptop).
Does anyone know where I can get them (without downloading)?
Thanks in advance!
Robert Maurency
IT Department
Ascham School
+61 2 8356 7004
www.ascham.nsw.edu.au
There was a 2CD set available on the cover of APC a couple of months ago
(I have them here but there's no date on the cover, and I can't find the
magazine !!!)
Jon
= I'm after some Mandrake 9 CDs (so I can have a go at
= replacing my W2k Laptop).
=
= Does anyone know where I can get them
You could buy them from either www.everythinglinux.com.au or
www.lsl.com.au. Everythinglinux is in Sydney, lsl is in melbourne.
Greetings
I'm after some Mandrake 9 CDs (so I can have a go at replacing my W2k
Laptop).
Does anyone know where I can get them (without downloading)?
Thanks
I have the Mandrake 9.0 cds from the cover of the APC magazine and from
what i can remember it was the october issue.
If you like i can copy the cd-roms and send them to you.
On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 09:04, Robert Maurency wrote:
Greetings
I'm after some Mandrake 9 CDs (so I can have a go at
Mind you apache.apache is strange, but I guess thats mandrakes way. Debian
has
www-data.www-data.
Same difference IMHO, it's just a user to own the web files, and not the
same user that owns the config files.
cheers,
Chris (trying to catch up on emails)
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I have been trying to get a virtual host up and running on my LAN
now what I have noticed is I can not access my virtual host.
http produces the error of
[Tue Dec 17 22:57:46 2002] [error] [client 10.0.0.3] client denied by
server configuration: /opt/apache/www
on the browser I get a 403
Quoting Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been trying to get a virtual host up and running on my LAN
now what I have noticed is I can not access my virtual host.
http produces the error of
[Tue Dec 17 22:57:46 2002] [error] [client 10.0.0.3] client denied by
server configuration:
Quoting Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have been trying to get a virtual host up and running on my LAN
now what I have noticed is I can not access my virtual host.
http produces the error of
[Tue Dec 17 22:57:46 2002] [error] [client 10.0.0.3] client denied by
server configuration:
This is the only thing I dislike about Mandrake
http.conf file is broken down to several files.
I have been trying to get a virtual host up and running on my LAN
now what I have noticed is I can not access my virtual host.
http produces the error of
[Tue Dec 17 22:57:46 2002]
Quoting Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is the only thing I dislike about Mandrake
http.conf file is broken down to several files.
Which is how apache conf files use to be. ie.. access.conf, srm.conf,
httpd.conf to name a few.
I believe the new preferred way is to have httpd.conf only,
Mandrake has commonhttpd.conf httpd.conf vhosts/Vhosts.conf ssl/ssl.conf
to name a few
Quoting Kevin Saenz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is the only thing I dislike about Mandrake
http.conf file is broken down to several files.
Which is how apache conf files use to be. ie.. access.conf,
Dear list,
I am a KDE user for a number of years but I decided to try Gnome2 on a new
install as I have not looked at it for about 18 months.
Using a small box P2 233 with 64M I installed Mandrake last night. Running
Mandrake first time I selected Gnome as my desktop.
It took about 10 mins
Using a small box P2 233 with 64M I installed Mandrake last night.
Running Mandrake first time I selected Gnome as my desktop.
It took about 10 mins to create an all blue sceen. No foot, no icons,
no menu bar or anything else. After trying every combination of key
stokes I could not do
I'm running a terminal off ttya which is the only option (besides ttyb
which isn't really any different)
On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 18:39, Ken Foskey wrote:
On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 00:07, Chris Barnes wrote:
failed to open /dev/tty1failed.
guess, put a terminal on the end of the serial port.
Unfortunately no there's nothing installed on it already. When I bought
the machine it didn't come with anything. I managed to get a copy of
Solaris 8 for Sparc but the minimum requirements are at least 64megs of
ram, and my little machine only has half of that. I then got a copy of
Red Hat 6.2
Hi people,
I recently spent a great deal of time downloading Mandrake 7.1 for SPARC
on my 56k modem.
Any way I burnt the ISO to cd-rom and stuck it in my Sparc Station 5 to
boot. SILO boots and I get the welcome screen, I type in text enter
and the cd-rom starts to boot the text image but half
On Tuesday 29 Oct 2002 4:23 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mandrake 8.2 has Gnome 1.4 which is slower (esp Nautilus) and more buggy
than Gnome 2.0. For this reason alone I'd upgrade (if you use Gnome)
Gnome 2 is a much better/faster desktop.
snip
I've upgraded from 8.2 but had problemos
Hi Slug...
I have just upgraded my laptop from mandrake 8.2 to 9. all went well, no
problems at all. Except that I was hoping the upgrade would get my audio
going, but it hasnt.
The laptop is a clevo with SIS chipset, the audio device is correctly detected
as SIS 7018 and the trident driver
I have a lexmark Z25 printer (USB).
Under Suse 8.0 I installed the lexmark drivers (from lexmark web-site) and
everything worked fine immediately.
I have also previously installed the drivers under Mandrake 8.2 and had to
make a few cahanges (which I have forgotten) before I could print under
So you got a clevo as well. I like mine esp the price ($2K) cool extras
(1.2Ghz, 512Mb RAM, 20Gb disk) and no Windows O/S to pay for...
Mine installs with the 'trident-snd' drivers. Its a 7019 PCI Audio card
according to the Mandrake Control Centre Hardware gui option (this is a
great place to
On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 12:45 pm, Stewart Lawler wrote:
Hi Slug...
I have just upgraded my laptop from mandrake 8.2 to 9. all went well, no
problems at all. Except that I was hoping the upgrade would get my audio
going, but it hasnt.
The laptop is a clevo with SIS chipset, the audio device is
lol, thats where I got my cds from too..it does seem a little odd
doesn't it :)
Yeah mate gimme a pack of winnie gold, a sausage roll, pump number
3...yeah the $20 of super, Lite white (for the misses), and a new
operating system thanx.you take eftpos??
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 12:45, Stewart
On Tuesday 29 October 2002 01:18 pm, James Gregory wrote:
Is the module loaded? run lsmod as superuser, it will tell you.
it would seem there a whole bunch of audio related modules loaded..
Module Size Used byNot tainted
isofs 25652 0 (autoclean)
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 14:48, Stewart Lawler wrote:
stuff
I'm kinda busy so I'll give you the brief version. Mail me later and
tell me if I'm wrong.
You're using the alsa sound drivers. The alsa sound drivers by default
have the mixer set to silent. It seems that the drivers are loading
OK, I have picked up my ACP mag with v9 on it, I am currently running v8.2, with
everything working eg burner, sound, OOv1 etc, is there any reason why I should
upgrade to v9 (besides that I can and I don't really want to create a third
partition to test it on), is there any compelling reason?
quote who=Andrewd/
OK, I have picked up my ACP mag with v9 on it, I am currently running
v8.2, with everything working eg burner, sound, OOv1 etc, is there any
reason why I should upgrade to v9 (besides that I can and I don't really
want to create a third partition to test it on), is there
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 15:49, Andrewd wrote:
OK, I have picked up my ACP mag with v9 on it, I am currently running v8.2, with
everything working eg burner, sound, OOv1 etc, is there any reason why I should
upgrade to v9 (besides that I can and I don't really want to create a third
partition to
Mandrake 8.2 has Gnome 1.4 which is slower (esp Nautilus) and more buggy
than Gnome 2.0. For this reason alone I'd upgrade (if you use Gnome)
Gnome 2 is a much better/faster desktop.
Evo goes from 1.0.2 to 1.0.8.
9.0 also has KDE 3.0 another good reason.
If you just use console then not so many
Good question. I got the APC mag with Mandrake 9.0 but instead of
upgrading from my Mandrake 8.1 system I just backed up my files and
installed a new copy...but that doesn't mean everything went perfectly.
After the install i found that for some unknown reason the installer had
installed
On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 07:45, Bill wrote:
I have a lexmark Z25 printer (USB).
Ok, so first you wanna check that it shows up as a USB device. I don't
have any usb devices here to check this with, but I'm pretty sure you'll
see it listed in the hardware list part of the hardware section in
mandrake
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 18:18, James Gregory wrote:
There is also a printer config thing in mandrake control center but I
prefer the cups one personally.
Ignore this - I just had a look and it turns out that the mcc one lets
you specify usb printers, the web one doesn't appear to (at least on my
Dear list,
I had OO installed on Mandrake 8.2, after upgrading to Mandrake 9.0 I had two
copies of OO installed. One in my home directory and the other in usual
place.
I removed the copy in my home directory as I needed the space. Afterwards I
can start OO but can not save files. As soon as
Richard,
these are suggestions rather than answers, as I am not using Mandrake so
am speculating.
First, you may want to have a look at your OO installation permissions.
If it is owned by root, you'll be able to run the application, but (I
hope) you won't have permission to write to root-owned
Got my CDs. Tuesday
lunchtime
Got my Win2k Laptop last Friday
Chucked the CD #1 in the drive, 1945hrs Tuesday night
Followed the bouncing ball
Resized my partitions on the fly
Worked beautifully !!! Up and
running 2105 hrs
Now running dual boot, with KDE or GNOME or any other
On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 09:12:38AM +1000, Ron Daniel wrote:
Got my CD's. Tuesday lunchtime
Got my Win2k Laptop last Friday
Chucked the CD #1 in the drive, 1945hrs Tuesday night
Followed the bouncing ball
Resized my partitions on the fly
Worked beautifully !!! Up and running 2105 hrs
Now
Just a note for those interested:-
The October issue of APC indicates that they will be including Mandrake 9.0
on the November 2002 3-CD issue (release date 23/10/02) with their
eclusive guide to getting you up and running
Bill
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That would be right, I just received my GPL CDs I purchased. I must learn
to read the next month section of magazines more closely.
Paul
At 04:44 AM 4/10/2002, Bill wrote:
Just a note for those interested:-
The October issue of APC indicates that they will be including Mandrake
9.0 on the
Hello
Wow love the cat Ive always wanted to build a boat and take off for a
few years (with a film camera).I did some sailing in college for my Duke
of Edinborough and I loved it.
I actually use mdk 8.2 on desktops in the office with the usual
complaints, but I couldn't ply the Linux computers
Allan,
I would like to wholeheartedly endorse Andrew's cautionary comments and
add a few of my own. As an experienced windows network
support/programmer, I have been moving my computers at home to Linux
fairly intensively for about a month now (along with looking for work).
I have many
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 05:24:57PM +1000, Brendan Dacre wrote:
Finally, Linux is not really an in situ upgrade of windows, but there
are versions of Linux which allow you to load Linux without
repartitioning your disk:
Mandrake, which the original poster said he was intending on
Excellent posting Brendan, just thought I'd comment on one aspect.
On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 05:24:57PM +1000, Brendan Dacre wrote:
What version of Windows are you currently using? If you are using
NT/2000/XP Professional and have an NTFS partition, I believe Linux can
read NTFS, but I
Hi All,
Just in case people have not yet seen Mandrake 9.0 has been released
today. Only the download version is available at present. While Red Hat 8
is to be released on September 30th as is Xandros. All this is from
www.osnews.com
See you tomorrow night
Paul
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SLUG - Sydney Linux
Hi,
Well I am a long way from Sydney but email takes me there!!!
I have been using the 'infernal machine' for some 20 years now and I am up to here
with MS.
Mandrake looks like the go but I need to know if the 8.2 boxed set will contain a
wysiwyg web editor as I have some 340 Mb of book
yes it has screem which is for kde
Hi,
Well I am a long way from Sydney but email takes me there!!!
I have been using the 'infernal machine' for some 20 years now and I am up to here
with MS.
Mandrake looks like the go but I need to know if the 8.2 boxed set will contain a
wysiwyg
Hi
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 18:34, allan scott wrote:
Hi,
Well I am a long way from Sydney but email takes me there!!!
I have been using the 'infernal machine' for some 20 years now and I am up to here
with MS.
Join the club we have all been there... I sort of gave up On M$ when I
had 18
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 18:34, allan scott wrote:
Mandrake looks like the go but I need to know if the 8.2 boxed set will contain a
wysiwyg web editor as I have some 340 Mb of book
written. This and some 22,000 digital camera pix, se need to manage these too.
The big question is, can I wipe
I would agree.
I tried using Mandrake 8.1 on a HP server. It was set up with Raid 5 for
storage and mirrored disks for for Mandrake. Installed OK but it would not
boot after the install. Would like to remember what the error was but RH
7.2 worked straight of the bat.
cheers
I wouldn't use any of the Hardware Raid solutions from adaptec. I had a
horrible card earlier in the year (I cant remember the exact model but
it was the most expensive SCSI hardware raid fro mthem ) It was
completely useless under Linux. Stable for at most 4 hours!
IF you want hardware raid
Hi All..
A client is looking at buying a Dell server with Adaptec hardware RAID5 on
board, on which I'm planning to install Mandrake 8.2. Just looking for a
heads up on this - any caveats or warnings or whatever? (I seem to recall
an issue with another distro's kernel modules on a similar
On Tue, 2002-09-10 at 14:45, Stewart wrote:
Hi All..
A client is looking at buying a Dell server with Adaptec hardware RAID5 on
board, on which I'm planning to install Mandrake 8.2. Just looking for a
heads up on this - any caveats or warnings or whatever? (I seem to recall
an issue
quote who=Stewart
A client is looking at buying a Dell server with Adaptec hardware RAID5 on
board, on which I'm planning to install Mandrake 8.2. Just looking for a
heads up on this - any caveats or warnings or whatever?
Shouldn't be too many issues, but I'm not sure how well set up
quote who=Jeff Waugh
quote who=Stewart
A client is looking at buying a Dell server with Adaptec hardware RAID5 on
board, on which I'm planning to install Mandrake 8.2. Just looking for a
heads up on this - any caveats or warnings or whatever?
Shouldn't be too many issues, but I'm not
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