Re: xinetd - extended inet daemon

Well, I was able to overcome- with your help- the probs I was having with reconfiguring the kernels in the laprtop and desktop systems. Thank you very much people!! I'm having a problem with a couple of other things though. 1.) We have an HP 722c deskjet printer and would appreciate any hints in

Sorry!!

I forgot to change the subject line on my last post. it should have read. Mission accomplished,,, HELP again!!! Sincerely and Respectfully Yours Wayne Leader Dog Sequoia N9PSR FISTS #4409 icq# 315313 [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: more help, hopefully help that is ;^)

I'm having a problem with a couple of other things though. 1.) We have an HP 722c deskjet printer and would appreciate any hints in getting it to work under linux (if it will). linuxprinting.org has been mentioned here recently, I'm quite impressed and HP seems to be the

Intuitive Network Config?

Yesterday, Cory and Seth were talking about a program that helped with network configuration. Said it was called "intuitive" something or other. Can you guys give me a pointer to that? Thanks. -- Kbob [EMAIL PROTECTED], http://www.jogger-egg.com/

Dealing with RPM's under Suse 6.4

Hi, I have installed Suse 6.4 and can't find anyway to unpack rpm files. What am I missing. John

Setting up my Zip under Suse 6.4

Hi, I haven't been able to setup my zip drive. I have searched the Howto files and haven't been able to setup my zip. I am new to Linux. Thanks.. John

Re: Dealing with RPM's under Suse 6.4

You should ALWAYS be able to do "rpm --install somePackageV2.3.rpm" but I use "kpackage" a lot. Mind you, rpm installation needs root permission, so "su" to root. Good luck! ben

Re: Dealing with RPM's under Suse 6.4

Thank you for the help on the rpm question. Are you presently using Suse? If so, what have you heard about Suse 7.0? Ben Barrett wrote: You should ALWAYS be able to do "rpm --install somePackageV2.3.rpm" but I use "kpackage" a lot. Mind you, rpm installation needs root permission, so

Re: Intuitive Network Config?

It's called intuitively. You can get it on freshmeat.net. I tried it and haven't had success with it. Although it is a simple program. It sends fake arp's to figure out what network it's on. Then configures your laptop based on the network you've specified. You can also have it run a

Re: Setting up my Zip under Suse 6.4

Internal or external zip? SCSI, IDE or parallel? On Sunday 19 November 2000 19:22, you wrote: Hi, I haven't been able to setup my zip drive. I have searched the Howto files and haven't been able to setup my zip. I am new to Linux. Thanks.. John

Re: Setting up my Zip under Suse 6.4

Internal Zip Drive John