Ho provato a compilare altri kernel per Mandrake ma non riesco ad attivare due
funzioni: il supermount e lo spegnimento del pc.
Il nuovo kernel mi dice che il supermount non e' supportato dal filesystem, ma
io non riesco a trovare nessuna voce nelle opzioni di compilazione
(menuconfig), che sia
It will imposed censorship on the
list which most of us probably don't like, as we are interested in
freedoms. And also, how fast is it to sign up for another acct on a
free
e-mail? That takes a matter of minutes, where tracking down the cause
of
the flames may
Hi,
Question. In alot of burning frontends they recognise
my scsi-3 burner but not my ide cdrom drive for the reader.
Any idea how I can configure the system so that it'll be
recognised? I belive that most of them are getting the
device information from cdrecord -scanbus
Cheers,
Sheldon.
Yes, I've tried it out in kde2 beta 3. If you want to give that a try, you
might want to wait a couple of days, since the fourth beta might be available
by Tuesday.
-- Stephen
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, you wrote:
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Can anyone tell me, does Kmail do threading like
Submitted 20-Aug-00 by Sarang Lakare:
Is it that the default kernel dosn't support more than 1GB? what do I have
to get it to recognize more than 1GB in that case?
Bingo! You need to compile custom kernels to go above 1 GB. There is
an option under Processor Type and Features to toggle 1 or
Netscape 4.74 appears to contain a bug in the mail filter configuration function.
I have experienced this, when an exception is thrown by the calling of the mail
filters dialog. The error specifically relates to an invalid parameter in the child
process when calling the dialog.
The only fix I
Submitted 20-Aug-00 by Sarang Lakare:
I shldn't say solved.. it was there but i couldnt' see it.. when i did
top, i saw 1.5GB on the machine.. but when i boot, the initial text screen
shows only 958MB and so i thought it saw only that much.. Mandrake guys
shld rectify this problem.. the
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, Greg Stewart wrote:
For the uninitiated, NT means No TeXT.
I thought it meant "Nice Try" :-)
"Nearly There" :)
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, Alan N pushed some tiny letters in this order:
Times are a bit different now, I have my own burner at home, and also a
cable modem.. I needed to upgrade my HD, so I bought a new 20Gig and
dloaded RH 7.1 beta.. After numerous attempts to get my Voodoo Banshee
working
El dom, 20 ago 2000, escribiste:
I'm in the market for a new machine . . . . and I am seriously considering
the AMD chip . . . .
Could anyone point me to references which show pros and cons of each with
Linux, Windows, etc?
We have a cluster with Athlon @500 MHz and they are faster
Hi Greg,
Hey, I've just realised something...
For a while after my firewall comes up, I get a few logged DENY
packet, and
an occasional portsentry attack alert, but after some time, the network
seems to go very quite. I had checked my machine fromwork this afternoon,
and nothing was
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, maxtor pushed some tiny letters in this order:
To all:
I have been using kmail, and I have to say that I am very pleased
with all the features and the filtering. The only thing: Is there a
way to have kmail to default to netscape when you click on a url in a
message?
I was wondering about something last night. Is it possible to get
Netscape Messenger to use Sendmail to send the mail instead of one's
ISP's mail server?
the reason I ask is because Sendmail is so much faster than contacting
my ISP's mail server.
--
Mark
Should be possible. Just enter the IP number of your machine instead
of your ISP's in the mail-server part.
/Jocke!
-Original Message-
From: Mark Weaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 12:52 PM
To: Expert Mandrake List
Subject: [expert] sendmail netscape
I was wondering about something last night. Is it possible to get
Netscape Messenger to use Sendmail to send the mail instead of one's
ISP's mail server?
the reason I ask is because Sendmail is so much faster than contacting
my ISP's mail server.
In your mail preferences, set the outgoing
Hi,
I get the following in /var/log/messages whenever ppd goes up or down
(using kppp on MD 7.1):
Aug 21 16:30:35 Ralph modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module
binfmt-
Does anyone know what this module is, does or belong to so I can track
it down?
BillK
Yes, this does work, that is what I am doing.
I have a small in-home LAN with a router/firewall, and have bind set up. My
wife's machine used my machine's IP, now my host name (since DNS is working)
for all out going mail. For some odd reason, she could never connect to our ISP
directly using
Hi list,
I have install a LM 7.1, I had to back to the Netscape from LM 7.0
because the new version has a singular problem.
I can run it, I can open nsmail, everything is ok, but when I try to
write a message, I can write the to: , the subject, but I cannot write
in the body.
There's a curious
Dear Klar Brian
I'm sorry for write this email later, because I have read that you
installed all again.
Otherwise, I don't know if it could be helpful to you.
Sometime ago, I had a problem with the mtab file. I edited it. You
didn't realize that have make a great error, but, the machine will
Hi,
I get the following in /var/log/messages whenever ppd goes up or
down(using kppp on MD 7.1):
Aug 21 16:30:35 Ralph modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module
binfmt-
Does anyone know what this module is, does or belong to so I can track
it down?
BillK
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, you wrote:
To all:
I have been using kmail, and I have to say that I am very pleased
with all the features and the filtering. The only thing: Is there a
way to have kmail to default to netscape when you click on a url in a
message? Maybe a particular file that could
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, you wrote:
will sendmail work as a pop3 server or do we have to install some other pop3
deamon ?
also
does anyone knows any mailing list of sendmail i can subscribe to i cant
seem to find it on sendmail.org,sendmail.net .?
You need a pop3 daemon, my favorite is
Greg Stewart wrote:
OK, next question:
Why is it that if "DrakConf" is the configuration module for MDK, it's not
installed by default? And, not only was drakConf not installed, its required
KDE package was left out as well.
After installing the bugger, I tried "medium" security and it
Actually, I thought it was "New Technology" - no jokes intended.
Mike
I thought NT was for "Not Tested"
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, you wrote:
For the uninitiated, NT means No TeXT.
--
Best Regards, Bruce
Robert Fox wrote:
I'm in the market for a new machine . . . . and I am seriously considering
the AMD chip . . . .
Could anyone point me to references which show pros and cons of each with
Linux, Windows, etc?
Thanks in advance. . . .
Robert Fox
My vote goes to the Athlon. I
Hi,
I get the following in /var/log/messages whenever ppd goes up or
down(using kppp on MD 7.1):
Aug 21 16:30:35 Ralph modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module
binfmt-
Does anyone know what this module is, does or belong to so I can track
it down?
BillK
Mike Tracy Holt wrote:
Actually, I thought it was "New Technology" - no jokes intended.
Yeah, that's what MS say it means. And it was that, in that they got rid
of the old DOS stuff, and NT and its children is certainly a much better
OS than 9x and its - funny how much of the NT design seems
Very 'Outlook'ish but without the nasty VB :)
its not outlook-ish.. its eudora-ish and thats what i love :)
On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Sarang Lakare pushed some tiny letters in this order:
Very 'Outlook'ish but without the nasty VB :)
its not outlook-ish.. its eudora-ish and thats what i love :)
'Outlook Express'-ish rather.
Whatever it's compared to it looks very spiffy.
Tony
Hello...
There is an ftp line in /etc/inetd.conf:
ftp stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd in.ftpd -l -a
Any other config files I should check?
You'd probably have to explicitly install it, but it really looks like inetd
is working properly, so there's no need to.
I'd say
Eric Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 08/21/2000 08:29:11 AM
Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 05:31:42PM -0400, Doug McGarrett wrote:
At 08:58 08/20/2000 -0400, you wrote:
/snip/
But then again...I can't see or think straight when I'm REALLY frustrated
and upset either, although the last ones I'm going to yell at are the ones
that are giving me FREE tech
PIV - 1.5 GHz + on a 400Mhz bus if the rumours are to be believed
If they get this to run stable w/o massive cooling then it might blitz the
quarterback of AMD...
- Original Message -
From: Eric Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 3:29 PM
Just out of curiosity have you contacted IBM at all? They support Linux on
thier laptops I'm juts not sure to what extent or if its only for specific
models. Currently I am running Mandrake 7.1 on a Compaq Armada and it was
less than fun getting it installed as well but eventually I got it
i'm looking for a program like munpack, but one that will handle larger
files anyone know of such a program?
CRU you can get it at http://www.estinc.com/cru2/CRU2.html. If you drive
support one button disaster recovery, CRU is create a tape to bring you
system back up. You can also create a boot and a root disk and restore off
of a tape!
- Original Message -
From: "Norvell Spearman" [EMAIL
How about this compare the connection speed of the machines behind the
computer sharing the connection. I did this several months back. Same
machine, dual boot 98 and Mandrake 6.1. With Linux sharing the connection
the machine behind it were able to surf almost 2.5 times faster than with 98
From where I sit, I see a few different outcomes of this thread.
1. Although the guys/gals at MandrakeSoft have tried to produce a distribution
that will work successfully with most combinations of hardware, they have been
unable to get everybody's systems perfect first time around. Hence we
Run a computationaly expensive code that needs around 1.5 Gb to work.. we
have found that
- using the exact same code (compiles both in gcc and VC++)
- on the same machine
- on the same input data
windows used 2.0 Gb and crashed (the m/c has 1.5 Gb + .5 Gb swap file) but
Linux was running away
- Original Message -
From: "Cecil Watson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 4:22 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Prove my point .
How about this compare the connection speed of the machines behind the
computer sharing the connection. I did this several
(http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/myarticle.php3?sid=2821065122)
I recently received the following question
I'm thinking of buying a notebook, and installing LM on it. Im in Singapore, and have
problem to found out info about hardware compatibility.
Could you suggest me some brand/model
Hi all,
I have Mandrake 7 installed. I could not find the Java rpms. So do they exist
for Mandrake? If not, where to get them from and what do I need in order to run
Java Apps. e.g. Java ICQ?
Thanx in advance
Andreas
On Mon, Aug 21, 2000 at 12:52:31PM -0400, Sarang Lakare wrote:
Run a computationaly expensive code that needs around 1.5 Gb to work.. we
have found that
- using the exact same code (compiles both in gcc and VC++)
- on the same machine
- on the same input data
windows used 2.0 Gb and
James Long wrote:
PIV - 1.5 GHz + on a 400Mhz bus if the rumours are to be believed
That definitely sounds like vapourware to me. Intel hasn't had anything
significant to show for 18 months, so they are resorting to the same tactics
they once accused their competitors of employing.
It's
I have Mandrake 7 installed. I could not find the Java rpms. So do they exist
for Mandrake? If not, where to get them from and what do I need in order to run
Java Apps. e.g. Java ICQ?
On one of the non-free-software CDs there's the IBM JDK 1.1.8 (and I think
a JRE as well), however to run
Hi,
I get some errors, but I have no idea what I'm missing or what to do to make it
work, if someone could help plz. It's kvirc 2.0.0.
[am@localhost am]$ kvirc
kvirc: Symbol `__vt_6QFrame' has different size in shared object, consider re-linking
kvirc: Symbol
Hi all!
Here's a problem I've had since I installed 7.1: I can't run
fetchmailconf!
This is what it looks like when I try to run it:
/home/jesper%fetchmailconf
Traceback (innermost last):
File "/usr/bin/fetchmailconf", line 1819, in ?
hostname =
Greg Stewart wrote:
For the uninitiated, NT means No TeXT.
I thought it meant "Nice Try" :-)
Sorry guys, you're both wrong. NT stands for Not Tested ;-D
Or was it Never Trusted?
Regards,
Ozz.
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Just out of curiosity have you contacted IBM at all? They support Linux on
thier laptops I'm juts not sure to what extent or if its only for specific
models. Currently I am running Mandrake 7.1 on a Compaq Armada and it was
less than fun getting it installed
JDK 1.3 by 'Sun'
Or IBMJava-2-13
Eric MC
"Andreas Müller" wrote:
Hi all,
I have Mandrake 7 installed. I could not find the Java rpms. So do they exist
for Mandrake? If not, where to get them from and what do I need in order to run
Java Apps. e.g. Java ICQ?
Thanx in advance
Andreas
Vic wrote:
Or did I press the wrong button???
I noticed that sometimes when I click reply on K mail
(or at least I think I clicked it)
it replies directly to the person's e mail
instead of the list like if they ask a question and
I want to reply to the list so others can
Submitted 17-Aug-00 by [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can't find the 'make' command on Mandrake 7.0
You should go back and install as "developer" I think you can do it
after the fact, but since I got 7.1 I have to wonder. Watch out, don't
get 7.1 they don't include the standard C++ header files for
Hi guys,
I have a few questions. I have a 1.5GB RAM and 2 GB swap.. will linux
access the "whole" memory using the default Mandrake-7.1-smp kernel? I have
succeeded in running a app that takes around 1.8GB of memory.. but I am not
sure what will happen if it takes more. Any Idea? Can anyone
Caleb Crome wrote:
Hi,
I just upgraded my Mandrake 7.1 installation to the 2.2.16
kernel, however
silly me, I figured, "it'll just work," so I didn't create a backup
configuration in my lilo. Now I can't reboot because the installed
kernel
won't mount the reiserfs.
(Yes, I
have had a great deal of success running Mandrake 7.1 on my thinkpad 2611450.
Originally I tried Slackware, and then Mandrake 7.0-2, but neither one would
work with my sound card (YamahaOPL3SA2) However LM7.1 loaded great, 30
Minutes, and when I ran sndconfig at the command prompt, it loaded
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
How do I filter out Mallard's hot wind using qmail?
Go to your options menu and set it to move messages with "Mallard" in
them to another mail directory. That should do it.
If everyone ignores the GEEKYNESS of Linux, maybe LINUX WILL GO AWAY!
Allen Bolderoff wrote:
I say moderate. this way only one person needs to put up with the
crap.
Yea, let's get a mandrake kiss ass corporate employee to censor out
stuff so you won't find out how crappy this 7.1 release really is.
That way the stock price will dictate what you can and can't
Well, geepers! Why couldn't they have warned me? :-)
--Greg
Sounds like you did a Server / High Security install.. KDE shouldn't be
installed, it's assuming that the machine will not be used as a
desktop...
--
Joseph S Gardner
Greg Stewart wrote:
OK, next question:
Why is it
"Austin L. Denyer (SysAdmin.) as root" wrote:
Greg Stewart wrote:
For the uninitiated, NT means No TeXT.
I thought it meant "Nice Try" :-)
Sorry guys, you're both wrong. NT stands for Not Tested ;-D
Or was it Never Trusted?
Regards,
Ozz.
Wrong! It means Nauseating Trash
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Mallard wrote:
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
How do I filter out Mallard's hot wind using qmail?
Go to your options menu and set it to move messages with "Mallard" in
them to another mail directory. That should do it.
yup - under netscape edit-message filters-new- ... you get the idea.
I'm a little surprised by all the trouble people have been having with 7.0 and
7.1.
I'm still using 6.1 - when I need a new feature, I just grab the packages - that
has worked very well. 6.1 has been stable on all the machines I've installed it
on.
-Stephen-
Greg Stewart wrote:
Well,
Man, Mallard! Why do you even stop by?
--Greg
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
How do I filter out Mallard's hot wind using qmail?
Go to your options menu and set it to move messages with "Mallard" in
them to another mail directory. That should do it.
If everyone ignores the GEEKYNESS
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Tony McGee wrote:
Thanks Tony, I have found a binfmt-aout, misc and java in the modules/fs
directories. Do you have any more info or pointers to info that may
help me understand what these modules do and which I actually need?
BillK
I'm pretty sure this error message means that the kernel
Mallard wrote:
Allen Bolderoff wrote:
I say moderate. this way only one person needs to put up with the
crap.
Yea, let's get a mandrake kiss ass corporate employee to censor out
stuff so you won't find out how crappy this 7.1 release really is.
Worked fine for me, even though I'm
Hallo all,
does anybody have kvirc working on a Mandrake distribution?
I suppose that I have all the necessary rpms, but unfortunatly kvirc just
crashes.
I get some errors, but I have no idea what I'm missing or what to do to make it
work, if someone could help plz. It's kvirc 2.0.0.
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GO AWAY!
Allen Bolderoff wrote:
I say moderate. this way only one person needs to put up with the
crap.
Yea, let's get a mandrake kiss ass corporate employee to censor out
stuff so you won't find out how crappy this 7.1 release really is.
That way the stock price will dictate
I will be out of the office from August 22 through August. 27. I will have limited
opportunity to respond to email until then.
Thank you.
Submitted 22-Aug-00 by BillK:
Tony McGee wrote:
Thanks Tony, I have found a binfmt-aout, misc and java in the modules/fs
directories. Do you have any more info or pointers to info that may
help me understand what these modules do and which I actually need?
binfmt_aout is for executing old
While you are filtering Mallard,
PLEASE filter those GOD DAMN out of office replies!
--
===
"... all thoughts of selfish desire, ill-will, hatred and
violence are the result of a lack of wisdom ... "
- Buddha
For an awsome fantasy role
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On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Peter M Aarestad wrote:
Add a couple more v's to the command to read "ssh -vv localhost."
The current stuff here doesn't tell enough, it just says the exchange_id
failed.
Ellick Chan wrote:
Try enabling the verbose modes on the sshd and ssh itself, I believe the
flag
Not able to post to the Expert list anymore
--
73 de KK6WJ
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Paul Weber wrote:
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If I see ONE MORE of these I'm gonna rip my shirt off*, loop my tie
around my head, grab my Uzi and do a John Rambo on Allied
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Don wrote:
Not able to post to the Expert list anymore
--
73 de KK6WJ
Doni believe you are able to post to the Expert list.
Alan
Don wrote:
Not able to post to the Expert list anymore
Well, your post made it to me via the list...
Regards,
Ozz.
Hmm yeah I guess I could do that, I would need a bigger
drive, but at least that would cost less than a whole
new machine, now to get around the fact that
I use this machine as a 24 hour web server---eek!
On Sun, 20 Aug 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm not familiar with Vmware so I'll ask
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Anyone know where to get some?
I tried installing RH 7.1 beta which HAD KDE 2 on it.. I got it to boot
once ( and KDE 2 looked nice ) then no more..
I know I can get these from kde, but are there any mdk flavored KDE
rpm's?
Alan
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I was considering bouncing this guy's mail for awhile,
but that would just make more poops on the list---doh!
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, you wrote:
Paul Weber wrote:
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Paul Weber wrote:
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opportunity to respond to email until then.
OK, a 'clue' to the bright sparks that set up Out-of-Office
autoresponders:
DON'T DO IT UNLESS YOU WANT TO JOIN THIS GUY IN MY (AND NO DOUBT
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heheh Well I'm kind of biased towards AMD anyway. I'm running the full 1Ghz
at home. Never had any problems so far :)Linux loves it. The only tweaking I
did was to the Hard drives by turning on dma and 32 bit mode. using the
hdparm command. hdparm -c1 -d1 -x32 /dev/hda
Man it Fly's! literally!
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Mallard wrote:
Go to your options menu and set it to move messages with "Mallard" in
them to another mail directory. That should do it.
I am a geek, and so I don't use menus. I think I'll just put
[EMAIL PROTECTED] in the badmailfrom controls file for qmail,
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote:
[snip]
Might someone on here have any idea what could be causing Netscape to corrupt
its mailrule file?
[snip]
MarkI'm using 4.74 and have not had any such problems with
it. But I did have problems with the message filters (I guess
this
Greg Stewart wrote:
For the uninitiated, NT means No TeXT.
I thought it meant "Nice Try" :-)
--Greg
No, no,no...you all have it wrong! :) NT means Not Today. In reference
to are you gonna run longer than a few hours before experiencing an
abend that I am forced to reboot the server
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I will be out of my mind from August 21 through the rest of my life, because
of these messages. I will have limited opportunity to be sane because of
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