I came across a LUGOD post dated January 9, 2002 from Richard Crawford. He
wanted to listen to KXJZ but at the time that station only offered its stream
in Windows Media. But if one goes to www.csus.edu/npr they now have options
for Windows Media, Real Player and XMMS for Linux for both KXJZ
On Sun, 2004-01-25 at 23:19, Robert G. Scofield wrote:
I came across a LUGOD post dated January 9, 2002 from Richard Crawford. He
wanted to listen to KXJZ but at the time that station only offered its stream
in Windows Media. But if one goes to www.csus.edu/npr they now have options
for
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004, Trevor Lango wrote:
On Sun, 2004-01-25 at 23:19, Robert G. Scofield wrote:
I came across a LUGOD post dated January 9, 2002 from Richard Crawford. He
wanted to listen to KXJZ but at the time that station only offered its stream
in Windows Media. But if one goes to
Hello Folks
I just started using linux 2 days ago and i am a little bit lost. I have
a 9600 pro and red hat 9 installed on my system. I tried to install
9600 pro drivers from ati to my red hat following a how to. The last
command i gave was rpm -i -force filename. Then i cant get startx
Surely everyone reads MIME email. There was a text part also.
On 2004.01.26 08:28, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
I know that there are people on this list who can help you, but many of
them do not read html email. You may wish to re-post with text-only email.
Gunnar wrote:
Hello Folks
On Monday 26 January 2004 09:03, Gunnar wrote:
Hello Folks
I just started using linux 2 days ago and i am a little bit lost. I have
a 9600 pro and red hat 9 installed on my system. I tried to install
9600 pro drivers from ati to my red hat following a how to. The last
command i gave was
I forced the rpm cause i was following a How to and they said i should
force it if it didnt install on the first try.
I took a look at those directories you said:
in the /var/log i found some XFree86 logs (all of them seemed to be the same
for me but with diferent names. and they did not have
På måndag, 26 januari 2004, skrev Gunnar:
I forced the rpm cause i was following a How to and they said i should
force it if it didnt install on the first try.
I took a look at those directories you said:
in the /var/log i found some XFree86 logs (all of them seemed to be the same
for me
i'm with jon 100%.
mime or not. no html email.
On Mon 26 Jan 04, 9:04 AM, Ken Bloom said:
Surely everyone reads MIME email. There was a text part also.
On 2004.01.26 08:28, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
I know that there are people on this list who can help you, but many of
them do not
My guess is that you successfully installed the driver and now you just
need to (re) configure X. Redhat comes with Xconfigurator (spelling?). I
personally use xf86config. The _no screens_ error usually means you
haven't specified a correct set up of horiz/vert refresh rates to make
your
I tried the steps you sugested but linux couldnt mount my windows xp
partition cause its NTFS
i tried the following commands:
mount -a /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
mount -t NTFS /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
mount -U 7 /mnt/windows
all of them replied this:
NTSF is not an allowed partition or something like
try:
modprobe -a ntfs
if that doesn't work, see if locate ntfs.o gives you anything. if
not, you're going to have to compile the NTFS module which allows you to
read, but not write to, an NTFS partition.
you can compile the module without having to compile the whole kernel,
so that's a
On Monday 26 January 2004 09:45, Gunnar wrote:
I forced the rpm cause i was following a How to and they said i should
force it if it didnt install on the first try.
Please answer my initial quesiton. What was the name of the rpm you had to
force. Name? URL? The reason I ask is I can look
Nobody has said this yet AFAIK so I'll say it:
The ntfs module/driver for Linux to read/write to NTFS is considered
beta in some respects. Sure, reading is not really beta, but *writing*
is still an issue:
CONFIG_NTFS_RW
If you say Y here, you will (maybe) be able to write to NTFS file
To Dave:
No Xconfigurator , someone in another news told me to try that.
XFree86 doesnt run at all (application that configures my video card)
The /etc/X11/ has xf86config.backup and xf86config.old but nothing besides
that (files with that name at least)
I hope i learn how to set linux up with all
Sending the files
thx all
Gunnar
XF86Config.backup
Description: Binary data
XF86Config.old
Description: Binary data
Which is why RH doesn't throw it into the kitchen sink stock kernel.
On Monday 26 January 2004 12:07, ME wrote:
Nobody has said this yet AFAIK so I'll say it:
The ntfs module/driver for Linux to read/write to NTFS is considered
beta in some respects. Sure, reading is not really beta, but
I would go back to the HOWTO Document referenced.
Step 11 Common steps for all distributions
11 Common steps for all distributions
11.1 Kernel 2.6 driver configuration
11.2 Building the module
11.3 Configuration of X Window
11.4 Fine tuning the installation
Create the modules then run
First let me say Thanks to both Trevor and Dave. I've got the XMMS playing
KXPR. KXPR and KXJZ are the only stations I've seen so far that specifcally
mention Linux as an option (though of course one can always use Real Player).
On Monday 26 January 2004 00:52, Dave Margolis wrote:
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