Spencer wrote:
Eric Fernandez wrote:
The Kompany has decided to distribute ReKall, a frontend to xBase,
MySQL, and PostgreSQL, under the GPL (actually dual licensing
GPL/Proprietary).
That would be a nice addition to the distribution, considering there
are few database GUI frontends.
See
The Kompany has decided to distribute ReKall, a frontend to xBase,
MySQL, and PostgreSQL, under the GPL (actually dual licensing
GPL/Proprietary).
That would be a nice addition to the distribution, considering there are
few database GUI frontends.
See there : http://www.rekallrevealed.org/
Thanks to Paul on Mandrakeclub forum :
Go to : http://us.lgservice.com/
Choose Product support, then Device driver, CD-ROM and Emergency
download for Physical Dead Drive from Mandrake Linux 9.2 There is a
Dead.gif file explaining the way to reflash the drive.
Note that they don't advertise it
Thierry Vignaud wrote:
do you really get fs corruption as of october ?
No, I understand now, it reboots after the file checking. So it handles it nicely now.
Eric
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, Götz Waschk wrote:
Am Montag, 3. November 2003, 10:18:57 Uhr MET, schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sun, 2 Nov 2003, Greg Meyer wrote:
Are we going to see updated ATI kernel modules for the 9.2 kernel updates?
wrong question,
I wrote a guide about it there :
http://www.zebulon.org.uk/ICML0.HTML
Eric
Daouda LO wrote:
Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sunday 26 October 2003 11:04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, it shouldn't be this hard to find the fsckin' urpmi
setup for club. Someone at Mdk pull their head
Daouda LO wrote:
Eric Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wrote a guide about it there :
http://www.zebulon.org.uk/ICML0.HTML
But i don't see any drakclub wizard material in there.
Launch drakclub to see what it does. It's not mandatory to be root but
you need root password to set up
Götz Waschk wrote:
Am Freitag, 31. Oktober 2003, 10:47:49 Uhr MET, schrieb Glenn Burkhardt:
How does one report a bug to specific packages on Bugzilla? The list
of packages is a bit short, as compared to the query page. I'd like to
submit a bug for the xfig package.
You're right, the
In case of a hard-reset, init messages indicate the computer was not
shut down cleanly, and a message appear :
Press Y within 5 seconds to force the file system check
Actually this is very misleading : if you do it with ext3, it does NOT
use the journal and then you will experience system
Buchan Milne wrote:
Are you *very* *very* sure this is still present in 9.2
It was there in 9.1, but it was fixed for 9.2.
Please ensure that you are not confused, as I am sure (and I tested
quite a few times with 9.2rc2) that it is fixed.
Regards,
Buchan
I am sure it still does it
Buchan Milne wrote:
Are you *very* *very* sure this is still present in 9.2
It was there in 9.1, but it was fixed for 9.2.
Please ensure that you are not confused, as I am sure (and I tested
quite a few times with 9.2rc2) that it is fixed.
Regards,
Buchan
Yep, I definitely confirm on a
FACORAT Fabrice wrote:
I suffer from this too. But normally this has been corrected. If you
launch filesystem check, the system should reboot automatically after.
OK, actually since I got a disaster with it, I did not dare doing it
again. I can check on the experimental 9.2 computer I have.
Thanks Phil.
I sent you a copy of my mail. Tell me if you don't receive it.
Eric
Hi everyone
I have updated my guide, corrected the font problem and added the kernel
update tutorial.
Cheers
Eric
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Eric Fernandez wrote:
Hi everyone
I have updated my guide, corrected the font problem and added the kernel
update tutorial.
BTW, you may want to mention Club free (I believe the urpmi.web page has
some mirrors listed
Claudio wrote:
Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;-)
Since many of us are having BIG problem with the 9.2 tree on the mirror
(expecially for the LG-bug), imho it would be safe to REMOVE the actual
9.2 and upload a new 9.2b or similar, with the fixed kernel (and the
correct kde packages and so on...). What
John Allen wrote:
WTH does that mean
How can a public ftp server contain leaked version of Mandrake 9.2?
I correct myself : leaked bittorrent links (available to non-members).
Eric
When you insert the CD 1 of download edition (not tried with the
powerpack) under Windows, the Welcome window shows 9.1 instead of 9.2.
It is such details that make people say the distribution is rushed and
not polished...
Polishing is VERY important, and Mandrake should take care of it for the
Buchan Milne wrote:
sarcasm
Yes, for an operating system that is intended to remove the need for
Windows, the most critical feature is the version number on the software
which you should never need to use after installing it.
Maybe next time we should rather fix that than worrying about newer
I have done a new guide for installing media and software, with 9.2
screenshots. It is available here :http://www.zebulon.org.uk/ICML0.HTML
(and licensed under FDL).
It is not completely finished (see the TODO page).
I would like to get some criticisms, advices. I think that Mandrake
should
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I have done a new guide for installing media and software, with 9.2
screenshots. It is available here :http://www.zebulon.org.uk/ICML0.HTML
(and licensed under FDL).
It is not completely finished (see
If you remaster CD1, actually there are three big issues :
- the LG drives problem
- the updates
- the default installed applications.
In KDE, a new install has very few applications installed. It was a nice
idea to split the kde packages for space reason. What is not nice is
that KDE seems
guran wrote:
What is the necessity for this design of very few KDE packages?
How can a newbie be helped in learning to understand Linux by cutting it into
a forced search for missing packages? Is it a political decission against qt?
In reviews of KDE the journalists very often like the many
Eric Fernandez wrote:
If you remaster CD1, actually there are three big issues :
- the LG drives problem
- the updates
- the default installed applications.
In KDE, a new install has very few applications installed. It was a
nice idea to split the kde packages for space reason. What
Buchan Milne wrote:
Only if 50MB is not enough to absorb the dependancies ...
But do you really need to remaster CD1 into a 700MB iso ? Do the
corrected packages increase the size that much ?
For the download edition, if you need some space, why not dropping the
kernel marcelo ? Do really
Hi all
In KDE, Crystal icons are nice, but now they seem outdated compared to
new icon sets available. I had a look at kde-look artworks, and there
are superb pieces of work. Moreover, a new major Mandrake release should
correspond to a new look.
Here are my preferences :
New Icon Set by Sean
I agree it is a strange move to desynchronise main or Mandrake/RPMS
with the 3CD download edition. It would be better to remove some
documentations from the download edition instead of the kernel-source.
Now tutorials about rpmdrake will be more complex... At least, it is
still possible to add
Eric Fernandez wrote:
I agree it is a strange move to desynchronise main or Mandrake/RPMS
with the 3CD download edition. It would be better to remove some
documentations from the download edition instead of the kernel-source.
Now tutorials about rpmdrake will be more complex... At least
Buchan Milne wrote:
They are all in ProSuite, and I think all on the workstation DVD, I'm
not sure about Powerpack.
Regards,
Buchan
Thanks Buchan
Actually I always thought main was the 3CD download edition. My
mistake. I'll try to find a command to make a list of missing packages.
Anyway,
Michael Lothian wrote:
Hi
I wan't to join Mandrake club it get the 9.2 ISO when they're released
and also to do my bit for mandrake
Is it possible to pay monthly?
Thanks
Mike
Ask Stephane : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AFAIK, no, but he said before they were studying a solution. It is not
that easy
Steve Larabee wrote:
Might I suggest something? Tough, I'm going to anyway.
I pay for my web hosting solution (and one or two other things)
through a PayPal Subscription. It's easy, free for the payer and
fairly cheap for the payee. I will be more than happy to send links
and/or more
ATi has just released new ATi drivers. 3.2.5 drivers have been packaged
for 9.2 in the commercial rpms section, but 3.2.8 offer a lot of
enhancements, and especially compatibility with kernel 2.6 and VIA
KT400. Will they be packaged for 9.2 and put in the commercial downloads ?
thanks
Eric
I agree with a lot of your comments, and the screenshot is very nice.
Since softwares are more and more fragmented into smaller rpms (which is
a good thing though), a meta-packaging should be introduced indeed in
the next release. That would ease installation, even for urpmi users.
But we
Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
There would take very much diskspace, especially screenshots! And
what about the time needed to do all the screenshots, list
plugins..
I agree with this, however, screenshots could be limited to the
Mandrake choice packages, and instead of being included in the
FACORAT Fabrice wrote:
not all people have an internet connection and/or a DSL link
Why not in a rpm then : screenshots that could be part of
documentation. They don't need to be huge or finely detailed. JPG with a
high compression (or PNG ?) are sufficient.
Eric
FACORAT Fabrice wrote:
Le mer 08/10/2003 à 13:24, Eric Fernandez a écrit :
FACORAT Fabrice wrote:
not all people have an internet connection and/or a DSL link
Why not in a rpm then : screenshots that could be part of
documentation. They don't need to be huge or finely detailed
Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:
Hi!
I think this is an interesting thread. A few ideas:
1. make install of progrms directly available from the menu.
With a right click one can administer menu items.
ine thing is to under eg word processing, you can add a menu item like
koffice, if it is not there,
Marcel Pol wrote:
On Tue, 7 Oct 2003 14:58:10 +0200
Mark Draheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it's the menu file
?package(k3b)
^^^
change that to k3b_0.10cvs
Ah, of course. I see it now.
Thanks, I'll fix it.
So I don't need to answer your questions then :)
Thanks a lot for
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Pascal Terjan wrote:
| Jos Hulzink wrote:
|
| Jabber is no option for all the new guys that come over from Redmond
| OS, for they don't want a huge manual how to set up a gateway, they
| want working IM. If you don't care about those
I don't get the icons in the KDE menu with k3b_010cvs (but k3b in main
has got icons).
The icons are in the package though. Is that specific to my install ?
Eric
Warly wrote:
Sorry for the delay.
Well, who want a write acces, may you add also what you are planning
to write (to have an idea).
Me too Warly, could you please activate my account ?
EricFernandez, my account on Bugzilla is zeb
Many thanks
Eric
Adam Williamson wrote:
A big pat on the back for fpons:
http://lwn.net/Articles/49967/
To conclude this lengthy and time consuming experiment involving
package installations and distribution upgrades, we have two clear
winners - Debian and Mandrake.
Yes, and what they consider a disadvantage
Buchan Milne wrote:
If you mean that it's final place should be on a website/wiki, then IMHO
http://mandrake.vmlinuz.ca is currently a better place (and you will get
a password immediately).
Thanks, I did not know that one.
Guillaume : I could begin there, and once finished, we could report
Buchan Milne wrote:
I have added docs to MandrakeClub, and to the Mandrake Community Wiki,
and I don't think you can compare the two fairly at present. Abusing the
splatt forum for documentation results is a worse tool than a wiki.
I had asked Deno about a wiki for the documentation section
Steve Larabee wrote:
I am brand new to the Cooker scene and am having trouble finding the
most effective way (not to mention reliable FTP site) to keep updated.
Can anyone please send me their procedures that they feel work the
best? A list of RELIABLE FTP sites in the eastern half of the US
Guillaume Rousse wrote:
Ainsi parlait Vincent Danen :
Actually, there is no point just explaining servers in contrib are not
updated. A real explanation of mandrake policy would be far better:
- what is main, what is contrib, and what is update ?
- what does get updated ?
etc...
Good
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Eric Fernandez wrote:
What do you need a graphical database for? Do you mean screenshots? Do
you know how big a set of screenshots would be for all the applications
in contrib? In some cases a single screenshot could be larger
Buchan Milne wrote:
Wow ! I think you misunderstood : I wrote main applications, most
important in every categories, not every one application in main and
contrib. A presentation of Xine, mplayer in multimedia, etc... I never
wrote all applications in contrib.
A lot of the useful ones are in
Buchan Milne wrote:
(why does everything assume everyone has free internet access)
http://www.sulug.sun.ac.za/distros/mandrake/mandrake.html
It is great, yes I would like to create something like that for
Mandrakeclub.
Eric
Buchan Milne wrote:
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/features.php3#5
It's not pushed less than any other feature ...
Right, but they are still missed by many newbies, since they often go to
the club page now. Mandrakelinux page is good for PR announcements and
developers.
Look
at the
I use the latest contrib k3b (_010cvs) and the icon is missing in my K menu.
Is it a packaging problem or a personal config issue ?
Thanks
LACROIX Pascal wrote:
That RH announce should be a mistake, I realy think it's better if users can
see Mandrake in some stores, not especialy in super market, but in some
computers-stores.
So, only avalable by net and visa : THIS E-STORE IS NOT FOR ME !!!
Mandrakestore accepts paypal,
Buchan Milne wrote:
Instead of discussing version numbers, maybe you would like to discuss
things we actually have control over?
A better draksound : I proposed already an automatic serial test of OSS
and ALSA drivers.
Drakxservices : sort them by themes, and add more precise help to
Eric Fernandez wrote:
Buchan Milne wrote:
Instead of discussing version numbers, maybe you would like to discuss
things we actually have control over?
A better draksound : I proposed already an automatic serial test of
OSS and ALSA drivers.
Drakxservices : sort them by themes, and add more
Florin wrote:
all these packages will get to cooker as soon it becomes unfrozen... but
not to the already finished 9.2
cheers,
Actually, I meant : in the 9.2 official updates folder ?
Eric
apparently, a lot of security flaws have been discovered in proftpd, and
some people say there could be a lot other ones (like in wu-ftpd).
What about repacing proftpd by pureftpd in the next Mandrake release, as
the defaukt ftp server ? It is easy to install and has a reputation to
be very
Florin wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Eric Fernandez) writes:
Florin wrote:
all these packages will get to cooker as soon it becomes unfrozen... but
not to the already finished 9.2
cheers,
Actually, I meant : in the 9.2 official updates folder ?
Eric
of course they will get
Vincent Danen wrote:
a lot is wrong.. one was found, and it only can be exploited if someone
can put a certain type of file on the site so they can download it again (to
exploit the whole). One hole.
There have been some in the past, yes, but hey... we're still shipping
openssh and sendmail,
Vincent Danen wrote:
I think proftpd is a good ftp server. pure-ftpd is good too, but if you
want secure, let's use vsftpd only. Can't get anymore secure than that.
Maybe that could be nice if the next ftp wizard in the control center
could give choice between the different ftpd :)
Eric
Brook Humphrey wrote:
I already use them and am the one who got them into mandrake. I do add to the
rpm's occasionally (like when the ftp users weren't created properly because
proftpd was changed to do this but not pureftpd) but don't maintain them
persay but do use them exclusively.
Also
FACORAT Fabrice wrote:
sndconfig was acting the same way ( play a sound and ask if you hear the
sound correctly )
Yes, but that would be interesting to make it test both alsa and oss
corresponding drivers.
Eric
Florin wrote:
Hi,
Cooker is frozen so if you need one of the packages I maintain ... see
http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~florin/www/RPMS/cooker
have a nice day,
Thanks
Any chance they will go to the updates (I think about ohphone, which
does not start for some people) in any future ?
Eric
Tibor Pittich wrote:
damn! f*ck!
fixed one problem and there is nailed another:
look at /sbin/setfont:
if [ -n $SYSFONTACM ]; then
if [ -f /etc/sysconfig/console/consoletrans/$SYSFONTACM.acm* ]; then
ARGS=$ARGS --acm /etc/sysconfig/consoletrans/console/$SYSFONTACM.acm
Adam Williamson wrote:
I think it's pretty hard to pick which
should be the default. Even if it ought to be ALSA, it's by no means as
clear-cut a decision as this particular user's experience indicates.
Except if the installer offered the possibility to test audio at install
: first with OSS
Adam Williamson wrote:
I don't like it. In most cases, it would be a needless extra step, and
could well cause confusion. I think the current ploy of just trying to
get the right default for each piece of hardware is correct.
Why make it a supplementary step ?
At the end of the install, there
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David Walser wrote:
Quick compilation? OO.o? LOL!
Clearly Emmanuel hasn't compiled OO.o before ;-)
AFAI remember, OO.o compilation was made overnight :)
Using the main and contrib club-internet mirrors, urpmi.update -a always
retrieve synthesis.hdlist files, even if they have just been updated. A
mirror problem or an urpmi bug ?
Eric
Actually, it is not because there would not be an RC3 that the bugs will
be ignored...
I have seen great improvement between RC2 and today's cooker, and this
is reassuring.
Eric
Adam Williamson wrote:
On Wed, 2003-09-17 at 08:36, Austin wrote:
On 09/17/2003 05:33:36 AM, Danny Tholen wrote:
Name: kernel-multimedia-2.4.22.9mm.1mdk
- fix for alsa usb m-audio (tmb)
Mandrake 9.2 is a recoding studio once again!
Sadly not, I think...haven't we
Adam Williamson wrote:
Nope, I meant forked. As in this email from Olivier Blin:
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Subject:
Re: [Cooker] ANN: Mandrake GDM
themes based on bootsplashes
Date:
Mon, 15 Sep 2003 19:25:16 +0200
Thank you! I'd like to try and get
Marcel Pol wrote:
On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 14:24:32 +0100
Eric Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Adam Williamson wrote:
Nope, I meant forked. As in this email from Olivier Blin:
I don't understand. What does that mean here (because I don't know haow
this matches the usual fork
Teletchéa Stéphane wrote:
Le mar 16/09/2003 à 11:59, Pascal Terjan a écrit :
Leon Brooks wrote:
But I think 650 (at least for CD1) should be used to be as compatible
as possible. It's not always good to cater for the majority, some
minorities have a big influence (stupid journalist
Jan Ciger wrote:
If there are CD-RWs availabe in 700MB size now (some people wrote, that
they are), then this point is moot anyway.
Jan
Jan, I recommend you Infinity 10X 700MB CD-RW, they work very well for me.
Eric
I don't know if Alexander could see my bug report about PSI
http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5655
PSI's openpgp support dosen't work with gnupg-1.2.3 because gnupg has changed
the way it shows the keyrings with --with-colons option.
I sent a patch to solve the problem and it just need
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Warly wrote:
| A poll on club shows that (now) most of the users prefers 700 MB
| discs over 650 MB ones.
|
| WDYT?
|
Wasn't this exactly the other way round last time ? I remember, that 9.0
~ shipped with 700MB ISOs and there were
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| A poll on club shows that (now) most of the users prefers 700 MB
| discs over 650 MB ones.
|
| WDYT?
|
I would rather prefer good old 650MB. I can write the images to a CD-RW
and when a new version is out, just rewrite
Victor Roetman wrote:
On Friday 12 September 2003 00:09, Pierre Jarillon wrote:
In fact RC2 is a beta 4. Please, make a RC3 ! Don't waste the good
reputation of Mandrake with a lack of finition.
Although I read this discussion and understand the issues involved, the fact
is that Mandrake
Eric Fernandez wrote:
Victor Roetman wrote:
On Friday 12 September 2003 00:09, Pierre Jarillon wrote:
In fact RC2 is a beta 4. Please, make a RC3 ! Don't waste the good
reputation of Mandrake with a lack of finition.
Although I read this discussion and understand the issues involved
I just made a fresh install of RC2 in the university, and this problem
does not occur. The mask is 255.255.255.0 here.
Note that in console, stopping lisa with service lisa stop works once,
not twice like on the machine I had problems. Hope this helps.
Eric
At install, it is offered to install : KDE, Gnome, or Other Desktops.
Decription of Other Desktops includes enlightenment, but E is not
installed, it has to be installed separately.
Eric
After install, the KDE bar contains almost nothing : just the K, the
desktop and the home buttons. Where are the other ones ? Shouldn't we
have at least Konqueror, the help button, a text editor and KDE config
panel ?
Eric
Openoffice.org 1.1RC4 is out. Any chance to see it in the final ?
Eric
Benjamin Pflugmann wrote:
Hi!
$ urpmq -r OpenOffice.org-l10n-en
OpenOffice.org-l10n-en-1.1-0.rc3.2mdk
$ urpmf --requires OpenOffice.org-l10n-en
OpenOffice.org-l10n-en:OpenOffice.org[== 1.1]
OpenOffice.org-l10n-en:locales-en
OpenOffice.org-l10n-en:fonts-ttf-vera
I thought that
Pierre Jarillon wrote:
In case of bad ram : http://rick.vanrein.org/linux/badram/ allows to don't use
the defectives addresses.
Are you going to include the badram patch into the kernel ? That would
be a very good idea.
Eric
Hi
Is the badram patch going to be inserted in the kernel ? That could be
interesting for people who cannot install because of defective ram
sticks. Apparently it does not affect kernel performance or
compatibility in any case (to be tested though). WDYT ?
Eric
What about asking the user which kernel he wants to install, during
install process ? Now we have 11 kernels. Maybe it could be nice to ask
(perhaps in expert mode only ?) : have you 1GB RAM or less, 4GB RAM, one
or several processors and let the installer pick-up the good one (after
Guillaume Rousse wrote:
Ainsi parlait Liam Quin :
urpmi now installs RPMs in batches - generally a good improvement.
However, if I'm asked, say,
package has bad signature, continue anyway?
I might be asked that question 10 times.
The actual problem comes from signature checking. That
Quel Qun wrote:
As of tonight, many services are not started in runlevel 3 although they
are listed as on by chkconfig. I had to start syslog, xinetd, network
and xfs manually, and surely some others are missing.
Since syslog is one of the missing in action, it is quite difficult to
guess what is
_ cosmicflo wrote:
Hello,
We cannot add a new software source in rpmdrake (crash), drakgw crash
at configuration.
I've report bugs.
When will they works ? How many time working version of this Mdk tools
will be tested before 9.2 release ?
Thanks
I have noticed in some forums a very classical error made by newbies
when they installed Mdk 9.1 : sometimes they miss the X configuration.
After package installation, there is a table with all devices that need
to be configured, especially, tv card, modem and most importantly the X
server.
Pixel wrote:
well, if would nice and possible... but... it's already done!!
it doesn't warn only if package XFree86 was not installed (which
occurs for minimal installs)
That is great :) sorry I did not test on the latest RC1. Thanks a lot
for the people who have to help newbies every week
Clive Dove wrote:
I downloaded the iso image just after they hit the mirrors, ran md5sum, then
installed , leaving my pre-existing /home partition alone
I wound up with a KDE desktop on which desktop objects, panel objects and
whole branches of the kde menu would disappear for no apparent
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Eric Fernandez wrote:
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Hello all,
Are you taking submissions for bootsplash designs? If so, I'd like
to add mine. If not, I'm sorry for wasting everyone's time.
http://bfcomputerconsulting.com/images/mandrake_splash.jpg
I think it would
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Hi everyone,
Thanks for the comments on the last bootsplash design. I've made it a
slight bit less bright and also moved a color MDK star down over the
starburst pattern.
http://asisaid.com/images/mdkback.jpg
As
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Hello all,
Are you taking submissions for bootsplash designs? If so, I'd like to
add mine. If not, I'm sorry for wasting everyone's time.
http://bfcomputerconsulting.com/images/mandrake_splash.jpg
I think it would look OK on a corporate desktop, but that's just my
Mdk 9.2 beta 2
Installed and DrakeConf was missing.
I was able to urpmi drakerpm to get a gui package manager.
-Joe Baker
I confirm. Actually a lot of packages are unexpectadly missing :
- most of the drakxtools, drakconf
- userdrake, rpmdrake, menudrake
- reiserfstools, so that when
Pierre Jarillon wrote:
This become an important question. More and more computer are shipped
without a floppy. Not because of its price, but only because floppy is now
useless or impossible (like VIA mini-ITX).
I have a laptop without a floppy. Then I create a bootable image with
mkisofs
Brad Felmey wrote:
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 03:30, Eric Fernandez wrote:
Waht about using the new toolbar icons for OOo ? They are available here :
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131
Example : http://kde-look.org/content/preview.php?file=7131-3.png
They would make OOo uniform
w9ya wrote:
Been there , done that. As I dimly remember I removed the sources from the
urmpi.cfg file using the appropriate tool (rpmdrake works o.k. for this I
guess), and then added back the source using the urpmi.addmedia command.
Best regards;
Bob Finch
On Sunday 10 August 2003 03:19 pm,
zika wrote:
Will next version of Mandrake Linux support installing Linux itself from iso image? SO you do not have to burn iso's or extract files from them.
It is already the case since several releases now (maybe as early as the
7). You just have to use the hd.img image to make a bootdisk and
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