By "right clicking to eject cd" I mean that in KDE, if you right click on the CDROM, there is an option for "eject" or "unmount" (I forget which). When you click it, it doesn't work because you don't have permission.
Windows 2000, RedHat, Mac OS X, and Mac OS 9 clients can retrieve IPs from my Apple Airport Basestation on both wired and wireless interfaces. Mandrake PPC cannot. To me, that means that there is a problem with Mandrake, not with the Base Station. If other operating systems have managed to connect to it, so should Mandrake. Attempting to blame the problem on "Apple's software bugs and hardware failures" is a lame cop-out. There's nothing wrong with my basestation. The "internet connections to start at boot" problem only occurs if getting IPs fails 9 or 10 lines higher in the boot process. If you successfully get IPs you will not see this problem. I'll be happy to get out the digital camera if it will help you believe that this problem exists. I'm not even going to elaborate on Gnome. It, and it's various components crash all the time and you know it. Others on this list have the same problem. Use it for 5 minutes and something will crash, guaranteed. If Stew needs his own Airport stuff to make Airport work, then perhaps his EMPLOYER should buy it for him. I already offered to buy 1/10th of the Airport equipment for Stew, and if I recall, there was 1 other taker. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax http://taxes.yahoo.com/
