I am installing Mandrake 7.1 (single disk version) for a friend, and am
having trouble with the X config. He has a Sony GDM-1960 fixed frequency
monitor (H54, V66 max res 1200X). I can not use the supplied XFdrake
because it does not allow custom monitors, and when I config using
xf86config, I
in the /usr/src/linux-2.2.whatever that came with your mandrake they
should have a file called something like deafultconfig -- whatever, it
doesn't matter. I always do the config in X and then out to terminal
for the complle. Anyway, from a terminal window in that directory, type
"make xconfig"
I downloaded and installed the trial last night after reading about it
HERE! I have reset the memory used for the Windows I loaded onto a
virtual disk to 96Mb and configured the modem and ports using the
configuration menu. (And I tell you my heart was skipping beats when I
first had to
Need a LOT of memory, then it runs great
Agrawal Sachin wrote:
How is the performance on VMware???
if Win95b runs on a linux OS...?
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Mike Tracy Holt wrote:
Daniel
I've always done 'make dep make bzImage make modules make
modules_install' then when complete I run 'make install' which is what
places the System.map file for one. Is that what you did?
Well see there you go -- I've never in my LIFE finished with
I tried both linking the system.map and simply moving it to the boot
partition as well
"Eric MC.D" wrote:
After compiling the kernel did you:
copy your System.map-xx.xx.xx to /boot , and
rm /boot/System.map
ln -s /boot/System.map-xx.xx.xx /boot/System.map
??
Eric
Daniel Boda
I ran lilo and rebooted, and the system actually ran at first, just
pulled up that error message about twenty times during the boot. It
only stopped working at all when I tried to manually copy the System.map
file from the source code
John Aldrich wrote:
On Wed, 02 Aug 2000, you wrote:
OK,
Also try www.ltsp.org
Matt Stegman wrote:
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, faisal wrote:
I get an error when i log into host through telnet
you are not authourised to run X server !!
I can run X win when logged in locally how to grant permission ???
You don't run X when you're telnetted in.
OK, so I compiled the new kernel yeasterday, so I could try out the new Linux
Diskless Terminal version (they recommend using 2.3.somethingoranother, but I
figured the 2.4 would be safer). Anyway, I had no problem with the compilation,
added it using linixconf as I always have done ( I recompile
OK,
Speaking out of the side of my head here: there's a program called Drive2Drive
that you can use. Shareware or freeware, I don't know. Boot on a floppy and
specify the new drive. I used it once a while ago, but brain dumped after.
Sorry no good details
Charles A Edwards wrote:
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I'm using a Linux box as server on an internet cafe network to access the
internet and cache locally. Can anyone recmmend a program to monitor the
current url requests from the clients. This is something my boss wants to
see, and being stupid, I've got no answer for him.
Thanks
Daniel
yuyue wrote:
Video Card: Trident Blad 3D
Monitor: 15" SVGA, it can be set to 1024*768*32bit under windows95/98
I have been unable to get the Blade3D (AGP) to work under some hardware.
For instance, it will not config at all with my FIC socket 7 board, but
can get it to work intermittently
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