hia,

On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 23:11, K. Ghosh wrote:
> On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 06:00:58 +0100 (BST)
> Siddhartha Basu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > I am using mandrake 8.2 for couple of months. Still
> > haven't noticed any serious bug or haven't seen
>  
> same here, time is couple'o weeks..

There seems to be a 'lil unstability in the kernel (gave me oops a few
times) - otherwise, it's rock solid

> 
> > Why don't you try kppp? I haven't faced any problems
> > in configuring kpp which is really painless. Post your
> > problems regarding internet configuration. 
> 
> Where exactly is this kppp. I have hunted in all the 3CDs, but have failed to locate 
>it. There is no 'rp3' for gnome also, as in RH7.2. I am dialing using 'net_monitor'. 
>It is available on the KDE desktop and in /usr/sbin. IMO, MDK people have decided 
>that there shall be no stand-alone computers and  therefore have not given any 
>dial-up facilities with 8.2. This net_monitor is a peculiar arrangement, its 
>indications are exact opposite of what it does, eg. after connecting to internet, it 
>will inform you 'failed to connect'. When disconnecting, it will tell you 'failed to 
>disconnect'. It was utterly confusing in the beginning, now I have adjusted myself.

kpp cannot be installed standalone in mdk at least -  u need to install
it as a part of the package kdenetworks
try 
urpmi kdenetworks

> 
> For installing programs use 'software manager'. It will be found in the KDE menu --> 
>configuration --> packaging. Has an intelligent edge over the package manager in the 
>RH 7.2.
> 
> That's all.
> Regards,
> K.Ghosh.
> 

-sdg-



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