On Tuesday 21 November 2000 11:27 pm, you wrote:
According to the Klogin help information, kdm can no longer set a wallpaper
background, and thus the Kontrol centre is wrong in offering that option. I'd
we'll just have to wait until 2.01 or later for this to be fixed.
Hi,
Does
On Mon, 20 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Though this same card under mdk 7.2 caused problems where in X my mouse
was represented by a large white block, regardless of what I did with the
X display options that box was always there in place of a mouse
cursor. This only occurs in 7.2 though, 7.1
Ok, I added lines below to httpd-perl.conf . Added to proxied and
non-proxied sections.
Directory /home/*/public_html
Files ~ "*\.epl$"
DefaultType text/html
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler HTML::Embperl
Options +ExecCGI +Includes +Indexes
Hello again,
Well, after the night I'm coming back with good new and many questions :
1. I was wrong - there _was_ actually something wrong in the parazmeters I tried
in Harddrake, I retrieved them from my windows system config dump and I was able
to hear the tests sound (2).
The problem was
Hello,
Who knows how to configure on demand pppd with network sharing and
firewall capabilities?
I used this link http://www.nic.com/~cannon/Linux/
1. I configured my modem.
2. included /etc/modules.conf
alias ppp-compress-21 bsd_comp
alias ppp-compress-24 ppp_deflate
alias
Be Happy
I have Creative 128PCI and basically it have worked,as it's working
now in LM2BUT without MIDI.
I remember i had difficulties with midi in LM7.0 also,but in LM7.1
everything worked ok.So something wrong with 7.2 must be
seen similar messages here earlier (about midi),not seen
any
Hi,.
Does anybody know where (or what) c++io.h is ?, it does not seem to be part
of libstdc++ libstl or libc,. but kde2 needs it to compile.
regards
---
Matthew J Fletcher
NPD Firmware
---
**
Serck Controls Ltd, Rowley Drive,
Dear Tom Berkley,
So, what you are saying is that because I asked a question that has been
plaguing more than just myself, and it isn't any less intelligent than
hundreds of the other posts I see on this newsgroup, you have to act like a
total as*hole to me? What's the deal. The answer I
Submitted 22-Nov-00 by Dovydas Kulvinskas:
6. ppp0 starts on-boot, and ppp0 is default route. Starting ppp0 it
hangs exits with error mesage: "Bringing up interface ppp0: Failed to
activate ppp0, retrying in the background"
This is an *old* bug. if you bring up a ppp on demand connection
On Tuesday 21 November 2000 15:58, Wayne Wilson wrote:
[snip]
So Gnome is unuseable, X-Window seems problematical (is the Sawfish
windowing system broke in 7.2?),
No, I promise you Gnome works wonderfully when the system is working
properly, I've experienced that myself. But unfortunately
On Tuesday 21 November 2000 16:29, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
where on your disk does this installation of Mandrake happen to be? Is it
the only one on the drive, or are there "others"? What are you using for
the bootloader -- grub or Lilo?
One harddisk: IDE 13GB;
1) /hda1 Win98 on 2,7GB,
2)
On Tuesday 21 November 2000 16:51, civileme wrote:
Well, if you have SuSE installed,
One harddisk: IDE 13GB;
1) /hda1 Win98 on 2,7GB,
2) /boot 38MB (Mandrake)
3) /boot 46MB (SuSE)
4) /hda5 SuSE 7.0 on 5,4GB
5) /hda6 swap 133MB
6) /hda7 swap 133MB
7) /hda8 Mandrake 4,4GB
then
a) mount the
Submitted 21-Nov-00 by Ryan La Mothe:
I have a question...What is the deal with EVERY SINGLE RPM needing
Glibc_2.2? What is exactly is the reason and how do I acquire Glibc_2.2
without seriously messing everything up on Linux?
Sounds like you've run into the problem that many of us are
Thank's all for your concern: Chris Spencer, Civileme, Rune Kallhovd and
others which names I've lost. This seems to have been the problem:
I noticed one thing different in the Mandrake fstab file (I can access the LM
files from SuSE) compared to the SuSE fstab, in Drake I read:
/dev/hda8 /
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 01:49:43PM +0100, EagleIce wrote:
thank's all for your concern: chris spencer, civileme, rune kallhovd and
others which names i've lost. this seems to have been the problem:
I noticed one thing different in the Mandrake fstab file (I can access the LM
files from
Hi, I'm having some problems getting CUPS working with Mdk7.2 (download
edition). On install CUPS found my Canon BJC-210SP fine, but the test
page didn't print out properly - looked to me like the test page was a
postscript file which the printer didn't like. I thought this was
something I could
Have a look at this site, there are some really cool articles from Linux
Journal written by Marcel Gagné.
http://www.salmar.com/marcel/nfljwritings.html
Mads Rasmussen / CiT Systems
www.cit.com.br
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Rune; if you haven't got another Linux installed then perhaps you should
consider installing one to be able to access your Mandrake and check the
fstab file. I always have one Linux in shape when testing another one..:-)
I do that with a slack CD. No
On Wednesday 22 November 2000 14:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 01:49:43PM +0100, EagleIce wrote:
thank's all for your concern: chris spencer, civileme, rune kallhovd and
others which names i've lost. this seems to have been the problem:
I noticed one thing
Anton Graham wrote:
Submitted 22-Nov-00 by Dovydas Kulvinskas:
6. ppp0 starts on-boot, and ppp0 is default route. Starting ppp0 it
hangs exits with error mesage: "Bringing up interface ppp0: Failed to
activate ppp0, retrying in the background"
This is an *old* bug. if you bring up
Is this a new install or are you trying to upgrade a new install? My
install went off without a hitch with Apache, MySQL, and PHP. It should be
all there and working when you install. You are trying to setup Nuke right?
Should work no probs on the development install. I believe the packages
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 01:41:59PM +0100, Robert Fox wrote:
I have LM 7.2 on one machine using a realtek 8139 10/100 Ethernet card,
the DHCP host is (unfortunately) a Win2K machine with a 3Com 3C905
10/100 card using network sharing . . .
When the Linux box fires up - it finds it's address
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 04:38:38PM +0200, Dovydas Kulvinskas wrote:
Another problem which is tricking me, that it calls ISP every 3 min, I
think that i'm doing nothing, no requests to internet. Could you look through
the info before, maybe i somewhere made a mistake and it loop's?
More
On Wednesday 22 November 2000 14:54, Chris Spencer wrote:
On November 22, 2000 06:49 am, you wrote:
I noticed one thing different in the Mandrake fstab file (I can access
the LM files from SuSE) compared to the SuSE fstab, in Drake I read:
/dev/hda8 / ext2 noauto,user,rw 1 1
which
in the /etc/host.allow
ALL : ALL
ok.
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To do not lock out yourself out of your machine do the following:
0. Make sure that you do not have any hard disk partition which is
nearly full with
df -k
Espcially the partitions containing /tmp, /etc, and /var should not be
full.
1. Download the newest version of cups, cups-drivers, and
Cool, I am thinking about getting a sblive
in the future, how well does midi work
and did it autoconfigure both sound
and midi?
Thankx
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Tom Berkley wrote:
SB Live works wooonnderrrfuly combined with my
bose amp, this place rocks or tranquils
No way are you serious?
Gates does not own Apple.
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, xylonite wrote:
gates own mac now.
when you buy mac it's mean you support windowz too
*grin*
At 11/21/00 12:19:00 PM, you wrote:
If you must give up linux, at least,-
at least get a Macintosh, it would be
i have changed the password to the encrypted version but still cannot log on
I am connecting my Linux Mandrake 7.1 server (2.2.17 kernel) to a
Windoze NT PPTP Server. My PPTP connection works fine from Windoze 98
SE (sigh!), however, I get repeatable failures from my Linux
Connection.
Here's one type of failure:
warn[decaps_gre:pptp_gre.c:239]: discarding out-of-order
That may be one of the problems, but I think that some people need to
check address to lines and make certain that they haven't picked up more
than one occurrence of [EMAIL PROTECTED] when they poke the
reply button in their mail browser.
Tom Berkley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i guess you are
i guess you are refering to the double copies of email, i think it may be the users fault since not all emails are duplicated
so everybody please quit double clicking on your send button
Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Tuesday 21 November 2000 02:25 pm, root wrote:
- kppp can connect to the ISP, but when pppd is
run from the command line, the connection mysteriously dies before
the PAP handshake is even complete.
Did you try CHAP?
I have both a pap-secrets and a
The simple answer is, only the MandrakeCooker rpm's are linked against
glibc 2.2, right? Any rpm for Mandrake 7.2 is glibc 2.1. Now what libc
version does redhat 7 have?
--
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__ __ __ __
__ __ __ - __
That cute little mode line configurator -- does it work only with the 3.3.6
version of XFree86, or does it work with the 4.0 version as well? running
either version, the extra mode lines didn't seem to make a difference.
Occasionally I got a menu saying that the extra resolutions were there, but
On Wednesday 22 November 2000 12:50, you wrote:
Try increasing the timeout in the chat script. The problem might be that the
timeout might be too small for chat to complete the serial connection.
Balaji
I have both a pap-secrets and a chap-secrets file, both identical. The
ISP uses only
? well some people have all the bad luck, me i like linux i just cant get the darn thing online, to many windows ap isp's around here
uhm yes they do they are the major stock holders of apple computers!
didnt you ever watch that biography on tbs called the pirates of silicon valley?
Hi,
When trying to telnet into my gateway box, I get :
Trying 192.168.0.1...
Connected to lin1.mynet.hom.
Escape character is '^]'.
Where it hangs for a few mins before giving me a login prompt.
Now I know this is a mandrake list, however the server is running
Redhat, though the only
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 09:25:14AM -0800, Tom Berkley wrote:
That may be one of the problems, but I think that some people need to
check address to lines and make certain that they haven't picked up more
than one occurrence of [EMAIL PROTECTED] when they poke the
reply button in their mail
Balaji Ramani wrote:
Try increasing the timeout in the chat script. The problem might be that the
timeout might be too small for chat to complete the serial connection.
What value might I try? I think it was at 40 or something... can you
give me exact syntax?
Thanks,
-Stephen-
Keep in
I'm seeing this same thing on both mandrake 7.2 an suse 7.0.
I'm wondering what is the problem too.
jack
Hi,
When trying to telnet into my gateway box, I get :
Trying 192.168.0.1...
Connected to lin1.mynet.hom.
Escape character is '^]'.
Where it hangs for a few mins before giving
I'm trying to set my resolution to 1152x864 using X v4 in mandrake 7.2,
however the X server ignores this setting and defaults to 1024x768
According to my config file for X v3 I have the modelines for it, and it was
my default resoltion for Mandrake 7.1
Any Ideas?
Here's a snippet of my
On Wednesday 22 November 2000 13:19, you wrote:
Balaji Ramani wrote:
Try increasing the timeout in the chat script. The problem might be that
the timeout might be too small for chat to complete the serial
connection.
What value might I try? I think it was at 40 or something... can you
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 09:39:20AM +0100, mike veltman wrote:
On Sun, 19 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Tom,
The eth0 card is SMC-ultra hardware assigned IRQ 3 at io 280. So I am not
nuts Mandrake has a problem with 3c905b cards!
Funny because I have two of them in my system and never had
I have recently started getting double copies of everything, so I don't think
it's people clicking send twice or people subscribing twice. It seems to be
too systematic for the former and impossible to be the latter since I haven't
done anything signing-up-list-wise between the days of single
Hi,
well, I can print. I don't have any problems with the permissions,
queues, etc. The question is what I print. I have a normal, standard,
classical hp 520. I was very happy when I knew that there's another
drivers with a lot of options, the hpdj.
I can configure my printer with the hpdj
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 10:26:26AM -0700, Daniel Woods wrote:
in.telnetd:10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 127.0.0.1
or if you want to be able to telnet in from anywhere...
in.telnetd:ALL
Using ALL on telnet and ftp is a VERY bad idea. They should
be restricted to only trusted IP numbers.
Even
I
was wondering if anyone has successfully been able to use startkde with VNC
viewer.
All,
I am trying to install Linux Mandrake 7.2 from the auto-install floppy for
replication. It is actually the same machine that initially installed from,
and I reboot and attempt the automated install. The auto-install appears to
run through smoothly. When I reboot is when the
Question, are you editing this in the XF86Config file, or the XF86Config-4
file?
I spent about 3 days trying to get my scroll button on my mouse to work,
editing the XF86Config file, only to discover, in a frenzy of anguish,
that it actually uses the XF86Config-4 file in /etc/X11
Others might
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Leopold Palomo wrote:
I have configured my Maxtor HD91080D5 drive with this parameters:
hdparm -u 1 -d 1 -c 1 /dev/hda
I have read that there are the -m parameter that can optimize a lot the
hd but is dangerous.
Can anyone tell me if have tested this parameter with a
The eth0 card is SMC-ultra hardware assigned IRQ 3 at io 280. So I
am not
nuts Mandrake has a problem with 3c905b cards!
3C905B what? There are a number of these, and I don't really know the
difference.The most recent ones I've bought personally are
3C905B/TX(something) and they work
Title: Kernel 2.2.17
I'm trying to find kernel 2.2.17 on the linux ftp site and can't find it. Anyone know where I can get it?
-bunty
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So sprach Ron Heron am Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 06:38:35PM -0800:
This is a matter of how you look at it. If you have
an ext2 partition, you can make that partition
reserfs. The issue is that you copy the contents of
the partition to a temp location, run mkresierfs, and
Okay, if you have
Hi,
well, I can print. I don't have any problems with the permissions,
queues, etc. The question is what I print. I have a normal, standard,
classical hp 520. I was very happy when I knew that there's another
drivers with a lot of options, the hpdj.
I can configure my printer with the hpdj
I forget to say that I have a MB BX, with a PII 266
Do you think that I can put your parameters without risk?
Leo
Chris Spencer wrote:
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Leopold Palomo wrote:
I have configured my Maxtor HD91080D5 drive with this parameters:
hdparm -u 1 -d 1 -c 1 /dev/hda
I have
the file inetd.conf was used before, but it appears that in 7.2
Mandrake has moved to an Inet super daemon with a better reputation
for security named xinetd.
You'll find the configuration files in /etc/xinet.d/
There is a configuration file for each service.
xinetd gives you many
On November 22, 2000 04:15 pm, you wrote:
I forget to say that I have a MB BX, with a PII 266
Do you think that I can put your parameters without risk?
Leo
A definate probably. Do a hdparm -i /dev/hdxx to get information about your
drive so that you know what it supports. Also make sure
So sprach Ryan La Mothe am Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 02:30:57PM -0600:
problem...EVER. This is a truly awesome FS, although I have been wondering
why some of my apps appear to freeze up sometimes for a couple of seconds
Yeah, I noticed that too. Especially while creating an ISO with mkisofs the
So sprach Bob Puff@NLE am Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 03:32:28PM -0500:
DO this: change your NetZero password (in the Windows program) to: "abcde". Now
your encrypted password you need for Dial up networking will be: "0a1" (that's
number 0, five a's, and number 1)
Excause my ignorance, but
Yes, I am using a win client.
Sridhar
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wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has successfully been
able to use startkde with
VNC viewer.
=
Good judgement comes from experience,
experience comes from bad judgement
Used to have this on an old 486: the "Li" is actually a message saying
"I got this far through the boot". There are fixes but I have not the
time to search for them. Try "man 5 lilo.conf" for how to set the
verbose flag for progress messages. I think I found the original
solution in the RedHat
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Bunty Vue wrote:
I'm trying to find kernel 2.2.17 on the linux ftp site and can't find
it. Anyone know where I can get it?
-bunty
The Linux ftp site? what the hell is that? there are 1000s of Linux ftp
sites. Go to www.kernel.org for all your kernel needs
When trying to telnet into my gateway box, I get :
Trying 192.168.0.1...
Connected to lin1.mynet.hom.
Escape character is '^]'.
Where it hangs for a few mins before giving me a login prompt.
What you're seeing is the result of inetd in action. If you go to the
console of your box regardless
all good no bad i dont think there is a bad to reiser fs
well this is the only thing i liked about windows when it came to file system converting, i was able to convert the whole system without moving any files. into a new filesystem without any problems i wish i could do that here with my ext2 sysytem into rieserfs
Hey all,
I've just recently had the pleasure to read over the testimonials of
ReiserFS users. Good to see that it works, now I'd like to try it.
But first, I do want to read up more about it. What is the homepage for
ReiserFS if anyone happens to know. I'd rather red up on all the
A definate probably. Do a hdparm -i /dev/hdxx to get information about your
drive so that you know what it supports. Also make sure what kind of DMA your
hdd controller handles. But in all likelyhood you shouldn't have a problem.
Just out of curiousity, and my apologies for eaves dropping
On November 22, 2000 06:24 pm, you wrote:
Just out of curiousity, and my apologies for eaves dropping :), when I run
hdparm -i /dev/hda, it diplays the possible modes. Now, I'm just
guessing, and please let me know if I'm right or wrong here, but the mode
with the asterisk beside it is the
what do you think for an average user is the file system stable enough and offer enough advantages to warrant switching file systems??
Every day at 4am, the cron.daily job runs. No big deal, except that it spits
it's output to every console and terminal screen attached to the box :P This
isn't too huge of a problem really since only myself and two other people have
shell access, but still, it is both bothersome and a little
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000 23:38:42 BillK wrote:
Used to have this on an old 486: the "Li" is actually a message saying
"I got this far through the boot". There are fixes but I have not the
time to search for them. Try "man 5 lilo.conf" for how to set the
verbose flag for progress messages. I
Usually I've discovered this kind of symptom is attributed to
logging issues where a daemon is trying to discover the name
of the IP address of the machine requesting the service.
By creating authoritive DNS zone files for your network
or simply entering names for each of the IP addresses
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Praedor Tempus wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all good no bad i dont think there is a bad to reiser fs
I am prepared to start switching over to reiser but I have
a question. I build my own kernels, no rpm kernels for me,
thanks. Do I need to specifically rebuild my
I know what you mean. :) Keep it up - its a great way to learn. Good luck!
-Chris
You're telling me. I need to buy a new notepad :)
Thanks for the answers, now all I need is to find this fabelled ReiserFS
homepage which everyone seems to be talking about, but no one knows the
URL for
Take this as you will, but can't you just include a redirection to a file
instead, possibly in a directory only root has access to?
Every day at 4am, the cron.daily job runs. No big deal, except that it spits
it's output to every console and terminal screen attached to the box :P This
isn't
Actually - YES! I'd love to! only problem is that I don't know where the
command is running from :/ it's ending up in root mail already, but as for why
it spouts all that stuff to every active connection/terminal I have no
idea! it's rather frustrating to be up late and sudddenly have all that
On Wednesday 22 November 2000 05:13 pm, you wrote:
But first, I do want to read up more about it. What is the homepage for
ReiserFS if anyone happens to know.
Try this site: http://www.namesys.com/
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Okay,
It seems that perhaps I didn't explain the situation in enough detail. I have a VA
Linux Full-On 2500 with the following configuration:
Mylex AcelleRAID 150
4 - 9.1GB SCSI SCA Hard Disks in a RAID 5 array handled by the Mylex BIOS
24x CD-ROM
3.5" Floppy Drive
I went through the Mandrake
I'm having trouble getting my joystick to work. I have a Logitech wingman
extreme digital 3D and a soundblaster live card.
When I try to load the logitech module, I get:
[root@mozart /root]# insmod joy-logitech
Using /lib/modules/2.2.17-21mdk/misc/joy-logitech.o
Leopold Palomo wrote:
Hi,
well, I can print. I don't have any problems with the permissions,
queues, etc. The question is what I print. I have a normal, standard,
classical hp 520. I was very happy when I knew that there's another
drivers with a lot of options, the hpdj.
I can configure
So sprach [EMAIL PROTECTED] am Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 08:48:19PM -0500:
what do you think for an average user is the file system stable enough and
offer enough advantages to warrant switching file systems??
If you mean home systems by "average user", than my answer is a definite
YES, because
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
all good no bad i dont think there is a bad to reiser fs
I am prepared to start switching over to reiser but I have
a question. I build my own kernels, no rpm kernels for me,
thanks. Do I need to specifically rebuild my kernel to be
able to handle reiser? I just
Check the file /etc/hosts.allow
It should have an entry like
in.telnetd:10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 127.0.0.1
or if you want to be able to telnet in from anywhere...
in.telnetd:ALL
the file inetd.conf was used before, but it appears that in 7.2
Mandrake has moved to an Inet super daemon with a
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, you wrote:
I give up on linux. Now I boot in and usb just decides not to work. You
spend sooo much time trying to get the hardware working (which it very
rarely ever does), then you do something so small like change a character in
some file, or click the worng button,
Le Mercredi 22 Novembre 2000 13:15, vous avez écrit :
Your servers are Linux machines, and you run your client now under
Linux, too, all Mandrake 7.0. Why don't you try to choose "Remote LPD"
in the printer configuration tool? Then you will be asked for the IP of
the server (do ifconfig on
So sprach Tom Eastman am Thu, Nov 23, 2000 at 01:13:44AM +1300:
Can someone tell me some horror stories about ReiserFS destroying their
system? I've heard/experienced NOTHING but good things about it so far. I
want to hear the other side!!
Me too! I also always hear to be cautious wrt
SoloCDM wrote:
Thanks!
I'm using LM 7.0 and it doesn't have a cups directory. Also, the
^
printing problem is fixed.
How did you install CUPS on your 7.0? Either the RPM package for 7.2,
the RPM
This is interesting... I've been playing with Mandrake 7.2 for about 2 weeks
now, and I'm running pure ReiserFS just coz it sounded like a fun thing to
do... In fact, ext2 has been downgraded to a module in my kernel! hehehe.
ReiserFS is to be used with caution to be sure... but not only
I don't know if this is any help... but I have NEVER gotten lilo to work on
my computer... ever.
It ALWAYS dies at LI just as you've descibed.
On the other hand... where LILO has never succeeded... GRUB has NEVER failed.
8-)
Before grub came along I was always booting linux using "loadlin"
Hello,
I am having problems getting htdig to build the database on Mandrake
v7.2. I keep getting the error "DB2 Problem... missing or empty key
value specified". Any idea? Thanks
--
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Hello,
This is my second post so I hope someone can help me out. I am running
Linux Mandrake 7.2 and when I post a message from Pine (lastest security
update installed) I get the following error:
Nov 21 07:47:09 bonnie sendmail[32376]: eALDl8Z32376: SYSERR(gjd): Can't
create transcript file
Sridhar Govindarajulu wrote:
I had a problem with the printer connected to my LM system and printing from
my Win client. I had configured the Lm printer thro' samba as 'dj400'. Had
to modify my printers.conf in /etc/cups dir
From
Default Printer lp
to
Default Printer dj400
restart
Can you check the permissions and ownerships of /var/spool/cups/ and
/var/spool/cups/tmp? They must be:
# ll -d /var/spool/cups/
drwx--3 lp sys54 Nov 21 11:25
/var/spool/cups//
# ll -d /var/spool/cups/tmp
drwx-T2 lp sys35 Nov 17
mail wrote:
i tried the fontpath variables (as well as copying the fonts to the existing
font directory, but no luck, I've read that Cups does support ttf, but no
info on how.
Have you already read http://localhost:631/documentation.html? I do not
know what there is written about TrueType,
I have LM 7.2 on one machine using a realtek 8139 10/100 Ethernet card,
the DHCP host is (unfortunately) a Win2K machine with a 3Com 3C905
10/100 card using network sharing . . .
When the Linux box fires up - it finds it's address no problem - and
continues happily along in the boot process.
PatMc wrote:
I am trying to setup a printer on my 7.0 machine. The printer's in
question are connected to samba machines on my home network. One is a
560c and the other is a Panasonic 2023 on separate machines. The box I'm
trying to set up is dual boot and prints fine to either printer
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