Ben Reser wrote:
On Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 08:58:40AM +, Eric Fernandez wrote:
IMO : the code source is GPL, so you can use it, fork it sell it, etc..
using the terms of the GPL, which are : you have to display the authors
of the program and clearly indicate the changes that you made
Ben Reser wrote:
Frankly, I think this guy is smoking crack. What he's saying is that
you can't download it from his site for commercial use unless you pay
him a fee. If I download it from another site then I can use it for
commercial purposes as much as I like. After a discussion with RMS
Eric Fernandez wrote:
I totally agree with you.
The first sentence shows For all non-commercial use DansGuardian 2
can be downloaded under the GPL http://www.fsf.org/licenses/gpl.html
This is a complete non-sense : the first part introduces a
restriction, which is incompatible
Mandrake has clarified the status of the MNF licensing on that page :
http://www.mandrakesoft.com/products/mnf/license
I think this is clear enough now.
Eric
Philippe Coulonges wrote:
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In KDE 3.1 in french, when opening an FTP connexion, you can read in the
progression window (default size)
Ouverture d'une conne, the remaining of the message being cut.
Anybody speaking french may see it's not the
I have a computer with the i845g chipset. Since the 2.4.20 kernel, that
chipset is supported and I can activate udma mode and 32 bit transfer
using hdparm. With kernel-2.4.20.0.3mdk, performance (tested with hdparm
-tT) was excellent, 23k/s. Unfortunately, with the new
kernel-2.4.20.0.5mdk
I don't know if it has been discussed here, but since there are so many
problems with supermount, why to not use an alternative ? Like autofs ?
Is there any technical reason to stick to supermount ?
Eric
Robert Denier wrote:
You may want to check this but I think
supermount -i disable
will magically change fstab to get rid of supermount options. (Remember if
you mess up fstab your machine may not boot.)
Clearly you now have to mount everything by hand, but considering I use a cd
at most
Alan Hughes wrote:
The problem is that AFAIK other auto mounters are user-space applications
that work by periodically checking to see if a mount point is no longer
used, and if so then unmounting it. Typically this check occurs at 30 second
intervals (although I understand that most allow you
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
Eric Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Right, but what is the relationship between the language and the
GUI concept ? I can understand the changes : they wanted to
integrate rpmdrake to the whole control center, which is a good
idea. Actually, the tabs
Gary Greene wrote:
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On Tuesday 22 October 2002 06:55 pm, Stephen Pickering wrote:
rpmdrake should return to the original single installer / uninstaller with
options to force install/remove only (for the unexperienced).
First, Guillaume has
I have a problem since mandrake 8.0 with KDM. When the login screen
appears, sometimes the font is smaller than it should really be. I have
to restart X, sometimes several times, before obtaining the correct font
size. And if I logon in KDE with these smaller fonts, all the KDE
desktop has
Now that cooker is in full development, there are some ergonomic and
cosmetic remarks :
At the installation, the menus are not so convenient :
- to choose a user : you have to enter name, nickname and password,
the icon and then type accept or terminate.
First, the user icon is not very
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
As far as what I can see, here are the information I've collected
about 9.0 and i845:
- official Linux support for the dma stuff of i845 appeared
sometime in the 2.5.something branch
- it was hacked together in our 2.4 for 9.0 by Juan, it worked
sometime in the
The synthesis file in the contrib of 9.0 has been correctly updated to
the current version, but the contrib of cooker has still the 21st Sep
version and is not updated. This is not a big problem, but I just wanted
to warn !
Eric
I have got also problems downloading pictures from my usb camera (canon
powershot a40).
The camera is correctly set up and I can access the image directory with
konqueror. But sometimes it hangs during the copy and I have to do it again.
Eric
Borzenkov Andrey wrote:
I am really sorry but from
Wes Kurdziolek wrote:
I remember seeing a message on lkml that this is fixed in 2.4.20-pre7.
On Tue, 2002-10-01 at 11:12, Ibukun Olumuyiwa wrote:
No, I don't have a solution to the DMA problem yet. I remember trying
hdparm, but not even hdparm could enable DMA on the hard drive (try it --
Kim Schulz wrote:
hi
Does anyone know of a good place to buy new Fans for the RaQ3 model?
Preferebly in Denmark, Scandinavia or central Europe? My RaQ's are
starting to get too hot and teh Fans have started to make more noice
than normal.
I do not think this is the corrct mailing list, this
Trent M. Gunnarson wrote:
Would someone please create a script that would create a set of ISO images
from the cooker and contrib archives ? Warly has done a great job with mkcd
but judging by the lack of documentation and confusion regarding use of the
script, something could be done to make
Trent M. Gunnarson wrote:
Thanks for the link,
I've used that info and created usable ISO images but in my situation, even
the install scripts are different than the downloadable ISO. Now before you
start asking questions, I'll tell you what I did to create my local mirror
and then the ISOs
Not exactly: urpmi examines if /mnt/cdrom needs to be mounted. In
case of supermount, /mnt/cdrom is seens as always mounted. But
there are performance issues when accessing many files on a
supermounted cdrom so it's useful to umount it and mount it as a
plain normal iso9660 filesystem.
I
Actually the contrib CD has never been downloadable as an iso, but as
separate packages in a contrib sub-directory in the distribution
directory (there was one in the 8.2 directory) The question is if it
will be available in the 9.0 directory ?
Eric
Olivier Thauvin wrote:
This is a good
Right. A simpler way is to move the folder to another one, and then put
it back to the desktop. Icon and name are then updated.
This is a very annoying bug. Even if it is a problem with KDE and not
Mandrake, it is such kind of issues that make newbie people think that
Linux is not as good as
Me neither it does not work with rc3. Would be nice if it could be fixed
for the final. Thanks.
Eric Fernandez
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Got same problem with i845 ( Dell dimension 4500). A fix
was tried in kernel mdk-13 but still don't work on my box
(maybe someone was sucesfull). I also tried
I know this is minor, but the new flightgear 0.8.0 package in contribs
has a display problem : the panel instruments does not contain
instruments ! It seg faults a lot (system with Radeon 7500 mobility)
too. This has been tested on RC3.
Eric
Could it be problem with your burned image of the install disk ?
Ron Stodden wrote:
Re: The cooker version of:
Mandrake Linux Cooker-i586 20020919 12:04
The installer defines this as 9.0 RC 3, but it will not install:
Expert, Install, No package selection.
There was an error installing
I have been reported this bug since the first beta, but we had no
feedback. It seems that this problem is difficult to correct, since the
IDE code is completely rewritten for the 2.5 kernel (and subsequently
the future 2.6). It seems that there are patches from Alan Cox, or Andre
Hedrick on
There is still a problem with the i845G chipset and this new 2.4.19
kernel, preventing hdparm to setup the UDMA5 mode for hard drive
(HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted). Moreover, there is an
error message at boot :
PCI: Device 00:1f.1 not available because of resource collisions
Fresh install of beta 3, with a Logitech USB mouse optical + wheel.
That mouse is correctly detected at install, but is not working at boot.
The /dev/usbmouse symbolic link is correctly created at boot, but it has
not target. It points to dev/input/mouse0, but this file is missing. I
run
My SB Live sound card is detected, but wrong modules are loaded at boot.
/etc/modules.conf contained after install :
alias sound-slot-0 snd-cmipci
which is wrong.
Should be :
alias sound-slot-0 snd-emu10k1
Please create a usb group corresponding to the group ID 43. It would
help the users of digital cameras, because they need to belong to that
group 43 to have access, as users, to their digital camera.
Thanks
Eric
There is still a problem with the i845G chipset and this new 2.4.19
kernel, preventing hdparm to setup the UDMA5 mode for hard drive
(HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted). Moreover, there is an
error message at boot :
PCI: Device 00:1f.1 not available because of resource collisions
There is still a problem with the i845G chipset and this new 2.4.19
kernel, preventing hdparm to setup the UDMA5 mode for hard drive
(HDIO_SET_DMA failed: Operation not permitted). Moreover, there is an
error message at boot :
PCI: Device 00:1f.1 not available because of resource collisions
Did not try that. Thanks for the tip.
Eric
David Sansome wrote:
Same here, except unplugging the mouse and then plugging it again works.
David Sansome
On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 09:04, Eric Fernandez wrote:
Fresh install of beta 3, with a Logitech USB mouse optical + wheel.
That mouse
Will the dri drivers for ATI R200 (Radeon 8500 series) be available in
mandrake 9.0 to enable the accelerated 3D ? I know they are still in
heavy development, but it is better than nothing ?
Thanks
Eric Fernandez
perfectly : mouse, CD writer in scsi0,
and zip usb when mounted was in scsi1, correctly working (module
usb-storage was correctly loaded when needed). Perhaps a conflict between
modules ?
Eric Fernandez-Bellot
CNRS-CGM
Gif-sur-Yvette, France
I have tried ulysse beta 3 and i would like to report some problems :
- minor bugs :
- kcontrol center does not run from the icon on the KDE panel. The
shortcuts adds a "%c" to the command kcontrol that is invalid.
- when using a zip drive, the mount point /mnt/zip is incorrectly
points, they are not correct anymore !
Eric Fernandez
,
supermount, is created. The problem is that i have no access to my drive
(i/o error). Is it due to the presence of both USB mouse and zip ? How can
i test whether the device /dev/sda4 is the good one ?
Eric Fernandez-Bellot
CNRS-CGM
Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Hi
I have tried to install 7.2beta-1 with a USB mouse and a USB iomega
ZIP 250. During installation, my USB devices are recognized correctly
(the mouse does not work however, but it works after
installation). For the Zip drive, a /mnt/zip is created, and in fstab
an entry with
Hi !
Yesterday i reported a problem to run XFdrake --xf4. Unfortunately, i could
not reproduce the bug today ! It worked perfectly, i do not understand what
the problem was ! sorry...
A remark : if i try to compile a CVS version of freeciv, it does not find
the gtk-configure script (to check
Hi !
A problem using XFdrake with XFree86 4 :
After installation of mdk with XFree86 4, display is really faster. Problem
: if i use XFdrake to change color depth or resolution, the XFree 3.3.6
server replaces the version 4.
Using XFdrake --xf4 does not work.
I have the iso beta 1.
Eric
two messages (in french it was
something like 'deja fait') and after an error message (i will give you
tomorrow the exact message), and it does not reconfigure X to use the
Xfree86 4 server.
Eric Fernandez-Bellot
CNRS-CGM
Gif-sur-Yvette, France
to use
? How to switch between both server versions ?
3) If i change the PATH variable in /etc/profile file, the changes are not
considered after relogging. In which file the PATH variable is finally
defined ?
Thanks
Eric Fernandez
, it works correctly by choosing a compatible monitor (MF8617 ES)
(and in this case XF86Setup runs correctly).
Eric Fernandez
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