On Saturday 16 June 2007 21:28, you wrote: > Rajko M. wrote: > > On Saturday 16 June 2007 19:29, Clark Sann wrote: > >> Anyone have any idea how I can get a 100 MB Iomega parallel port drive > >> to work. I've connected it, have a zip drive in the drive, and > >> rebooted. AFAIK, the system did not recognize the drive. I've spent an > >> hour googling and am afraid I will have to recompile the kernel to add > >> support for this think. Heck with that! I bet openSuse has an easier > >> way. I've also browsed around Yast but couldn't find anything there. > >> Finally, I installed 2 programs....gtkzip and ziptool. Neither work. > >> > >> Thanks for your help! > >> > >> Clark > > > > Hi Clark, > > > > Please post your question as a new message to opensuse mail list. > > Changing subject doesn't remove referrals that make message threaded, > > so you basically hijacked the thread which is not very popular. > > > > BTW, gtkzip and ziptool are file compression tools that will not make > > Iomega ZIP drive running. > > > > Until you repost message I'll see how to connect parallel port ZIP drive. > > Rajko > > I'm confused.
Me too. KMail threaded your message with existing thread. I got Kmail closed and opened again with the same problem, but after running some filters it redraw the window and everything was in place. > I thought I started a new thread. Are you saying that > there is some sort of referral hidden in my message that caused my > message to appear as part of some other thread, even though I changed > the subject? Tell me more about this please. It is in the header of the message field References: In Thunderbird press keys Ctrl+u and it will open new window with message in a raw format. Scroll down and look for line starting with "References:". Even you message that came direct to me has this field with other messages listed. > How do I start a new > thread? You did it right, it is my mail client that messed displayed threads. > I just looked on the opensuse archive and it looks like I > actually did start a new thread... > > http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse/2007-06/threads6.html > > Can you explain this to me? No. I have to look into it and see if I can reproduce error as it makes my answers out of place. Added another mistake I made it looks even worse :-( > Also, thanks for looking into the zip drive for me. > That might be the easiest part :-) I'll post what I find as answer to your first message. -- Regards, Rajko. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
