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salams..
nak dial up, type netcfg kat shell.. pastuh kat option interface.
choose ppp connection, pastuh choose PAP (kalau anda connect menggunerkan
password authentification protocol, err tmnet n jaring n most of the provider
pakai PAP ler, so pilih jer laa).. pastuh masukkan no tepon provider, password,
login etc etc...
enlightenment, is a one of the window manager kat linux, GNOME punyer,
kalau dah install packages for gnome n enlightenment, normally memang default
dah install kalau RH6.0, n kalau nak pakai enlightenment as default window
manager :
1. create a file called .Xclients kat directory umah (hehehe) anda...
2. kat dalam file wujudkan satu line yang tertera exec enlightenment
3. save file pastuh kat shell tukar mode file itu, command dier chmod +x
.Xclients
4. keluar n login balik, tadaaaaaaa GNOME.........
maybe yang lebih arif bley membantu.. about dial up susah ngat tgk
documentation kat /usr/doc/HOWTO or http://www.linux-howto.com
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> Salamz..
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> Wei...tolong aku..
> camne nak setkan dial up connection dlm Rh6.1....
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> lagi satu ape bende enlightment nie..aku kurang pahamler...
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> so sesape nak ajaar aku..email ler kat aku
> ok...
> ciow
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> From: Harisfazillah Jamel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Saturday, November 20, 1999 11:44 PM
> Subject: [Penguin] RH6 Instalation
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> >Assalamualaikum,
> >
> >FYI. Get this from PCBUILD.
> >
> >: )
> >
> >Subject:
> > Re: Red Hat Linux 6.0 Installation
> > Date:
> > Fri, 19 Nov 1999 08:53:32 -0700
> > From:
> > "Steven J. Wolfe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >
> >
> >Mendoza del Pino Cesar Daniel wrote:
> >
> >> I've tried all resolutions, I've tried custom video cards and custom
> >> monitors, the screen remains blank.
> >> Thanks anyway.
> >>
> >> CDMDP
> >>
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> >I've tried to install RH Linux 6.0 four times now.
> >> >The installation process fails when trying to start X to test my
> settings.
> >> >(When trying to show the test dialog box my screen will go blank and the
> >> >only thing I see is the cursor)
> >> >Althought it reports a succesfull installation if I skip the X tests,
> Linux
> >> >won't start.
> >> >The strange thing is that my monitor and video card are listed as
> supported
> >> >(and I got the chance to selected from the list when installing), so I
> am
> >> >sure the settings are OK.
> >> >My video card is a 3D Pro AGP (SiS 6326).
> >
> >There are a few settings, you can change, but I know as a new user it
> >can be
> >difficult when x wants to start auto. What I would suggest, is to not
> >install
> >the Xserver at first, and then first edit your /etc/inittab , change the
> >default setting to id:3:initdefault , 3 will give you a shell at boot,
> >instead
> >of the graphical login. Yours is now set for 5 After that, reinstall
> >the RH,
> >but select upgrade, and select to install the Xserver. At this point you
> >can
> >now experiment some (grin)
> >
> >Most of the newer video cards for Linux have to have the newest release
> >of
> >XFREE86. The latest release now, is 3.3.4? It is available from
> >http://www.xfree86.org or it is available on the latest RH6.1 release.
> >Hopefully your SIS Video is not Onboard, as these have been very hard to
> >make
> >operate properly. But... If it is onboard, your best bet is to get the
> >newest
> >release from SUSE ver 6.3, since suse has been developing their own
> >drivers for
> >the onboard SIS.
> >
> >Also, when setting up X, do not use the xconfigurator, but from a shell
> >prompt,
> >type xf86config this gives you much more flexability with the setup, so
> >that
> >you can start out with reletively simple settings, and work your way up.
> >Start
> >with a standard SVGA server, and work towards an accelerated setting,
> >the same
> >for refresh, start out low, and work your way higher, till things work
> >at
> >optimum. Don't worry about the xf86config seeming difficult, after you
> >have run
> >it a few times, you will be able to fly through it.. hehe
> >
> >Steve Wolfe
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