Perhaps my original message was misleading. I know that khotkeys is
installed and I know how to bind hotkeys to the preset window manager
functions. I want to know how do you, for example, make control-shift-n
launch netscape. Someone on the KDE list replied that I used the
kmenueditor but I
Tom,
Just for the sake of a good discussion, I said "common reasons." There
are of course exceptions. The board and RAM I just replaced is a good
example. The RAM was recognized in both Windows and Linux, yet 90MB of
the 160MB were bad. It was sporadic. When it worked it was great but
when it di
I have one stick of atlas precision 128MB ram in this computer and some
installations of linux do recognize more than 64MB of it and some do
not. Its not shared, nor dirty, nor mismatched
Hmm I have to conclude that the following may be some good info but
definitely does not measure up to
Someone bythe name of PJ just sent me a private email indicating that
unmatched RAM may be incorrectly detected. Mine is unmatched.
> I have a Via chip too.. and every version of mandrake found all 1.5 GB of RAM
> on it!.. Maybe u guys have one chipset thats broken.. write to the kernel
> maili
Try NeoMail. You can get it from freshmeat.
http://neomail.sourceforge.net/
It's only a frontend for users but it works well with postfix.
On Thursday 30 November 2000 22:45, you wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> I am going to need to serve 40 - 50 thousand email accounts.
>
> I need the user to be able to
Sorry, I have to disagree. For our new users I'd like to reiterate that
the three most common reasons that Linux does NOT recognize the correct
amount of memory are: dirty RAM, mis-matched RAM (different
manufacturers) and shared RAM.
Shared RAM can be corrected with a one line script. Dirty RAM
Hi,
I am going to need to serve 40 - 50 thousand email accounts.
I need the user to be able to change his own password with some sort of web
based interface, hotmail-like functionality would be a nice bonus but not
crucial.
Low maintenance is the key. Money is not really a problem so I'm lookin
I have a Via chip too.. and every version of mandrake found all 1.5 GB of RAM
on it!.. Maybe u guys have one chipset thats broken.. write to the kernel
mailing list to get it fixed!
-sarang
On Thursday 30 November 2000 18:35, you wrote:
> > I'm a newbie just getting started with Linux, but if
Like I posted before check the links in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d or /etc/rc.5d/ for
the script "network" in /etc/rc.d/init.d. I had the same problem upgrading.
I was able to get the network running again by simply running "ln -s
/etc/rc.d/network/etc/rc.d/rc5.d/SXXnetwork" where 'XX' is some two
digi
Try initio SCSI cards. They have Linux drivers, their cards are bootable,
and their prices are reasonable.
I'm using one such card at work, and it's great. I only bought this
piece of garbage adaptec non bootable 78xx series card because it was so
dirt cheap I couldn't resist.
www.initio.com
I have a VIA chipset, and though it only detects 64 MB when installing, I
can easily specify that it has the 224 that is in it. After specifying,
it works without a hitch. Please note that I've only ever specified it
during install time.
> I'm a newbie just getting started with Linux, but if p
i have noticed quite a few attempts to FTP to my machine. which is very
unusual.
i'd be willing to compare logs.
matthew
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On Friday 01 December 2000 02:01, you wrote:
> Don't see any of my post on the expert list anymore
>
> Don
Same here, and not on the newbie list either... I have gotten answers, so
they do arrive, but I don't get them myself.
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On November 30, 2000 06:01 pm, you wrote:
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I'm a newbie just getting started with Linux, but if preponderance of
evidence is helpful at all, I also have a VIA chipset, and Mandrake 7 hasn't
found my RAM above 64MB...
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Helsby, James wrote:
> From: Eric Peters [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> In your opinion what would be the best choice for a scsi controller for a
>> tape drive, or who has the best drivers so far?
> Use an Adaptec controller. Probably a 19160 or something slower. Best driver
> compatibility, a
If you want to use a standard text-mode login prompt only the you can edit
/etc/inittab should be line 18 where you probably have id:5:initdefault,
change the 5 to 3 (Full multiuser mode) save and the next time you boot up
the system it will stop at the text-mode login prompt.
ei
On Thursday
After upgrade from 7.1 to 7.2 networking in non-functional. Any
pointers? Everything is a mess, the upgrade did not complete
either. Maybe it's time to switch to another distribution, I am using
debian and RH on other boxes? This graphical/framebuffer thing is
maybe good for newbies, but I feel
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 16:06:57 Eduardo M. A. M. Mendes wrote:
>
> Thanks a lot. But I was thinking of the kernel number defined by
> kernel.org. something like
> kernel.2.4.0..test10.pre99.
>
Usually kernels supplied by distros are patched by the makers of the
distribution and do not mat
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 14:15:22 Laurent Duperval wrote:
>
> Hmmm... maybe I didn't express myself correctly. I've done all this
> conversion stuff. I *have* a mountable reiserfs partition which works
> correctly. But this weekend, my laptop froze and I had to reboot it. When it
> came time to sync
YAY, I tried it, and it worked, but only after I told rpm to ignore
dependancies.
Maybe I'll try some of the other stuff I wanted too :)
Thanks to all.
Ali
On Sunday 26 November 2000 3:21 pm, you wrote:
> > On Wednesday 22 November 2000 07:50 pm, mail wrote:
> > Anyone got this to work on
Hi list,
is there anyone here that has setup Majordomo that could possibly tell me
what this error message from domo means? I've been trying to get domo
working for almost 3 weeks now, and it just doesn't seem to want to
cooperate. I've never before seen a program more stuborn than majordomo.
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Flá
Esse material que o Má quer ler tema ver com aqueles papos de viajem
astral. No momento ele se encontra em algum lugar do meu HD que não tenho
certeza exatamente aonde fica.
Por isso peço ao Rô que mande para vc e para o
On Thu, 30 Nov 2000 10:28:50 root wrote:
>
> Thanks for your reply. I tried this but unfortunately isapnp does not
> scan the address I am using or in fact any of the other adrresses that
> my card can use(I guess my card is pre-proper isapnp). Your reply was a
I don't know if that makes
Use an Adaptec controller. Probably a 19160 or something slower. Best driver
compatibility, and best speed, and probably some of the best prices.
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> rpm --root $HOME ...
>
> allows you to put it anywhere you want. If you intend to do everything as user,
Thanks Alex, this is one that I missed and it sure changes my view of
rpms.
> you probably should consider adding "--dbpath" option so that you don't mix your
> system rpm database.
Mos
In your opinion what would be the best choice for a scsi controller for a
tape drive, or who has the best drivers so far?
Cheers,
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Hi,
I've found in the past that Mandrake has shipped the kernel source and
headers
configured for the uni-processor kernel. Then, when you go to use vmware on
an
smp system you get errors installing it about mismatched headers. What you
need
to do is get the .config from /usr/share/doc/kernel-sm
After upgrade from 7.1 to 7.2 the graphical login is even slower to
start :( What package is running the graphical shell? Got rid of gdm,
but kdm is still there. The problem is that kdm is in kdebase and not
easily removed. How to disable?
I'd like to configure from scratch again. (Don't like linu
rpm --root $HOME ...
allows you to put it anywhere you want. If you intend to do everything as user,
you probably should consider adding "--dbpath" option so that you don't mix your
system rpm database.
Larry Marshall wrote:
>
> Alexander...maybe it's just my ignorance when it comes to rpms bu
On Thursday 30 November 2000 21:39, you wrote:
> In my case, Winblows gets the correct amount of memory...
> Forcing the detection in Lilo as suggested had the impact of freezing the
> system, until I reverted it ...
>
> The problem is hardware related: the kernel does not see the memory, even
> i
I have LM 7.2 beta 3, running wu-ftpd-2.6.1-7mdk and xinetd
2.1.8.9pre12-2mdk. When I connect to the machine with FTP, it takes several
seconds for the connection to finally be set up. Once connected, it's very
fast. On a previous incarnation of the machine running LM6.2, FTP would
connect almost
Not the hdreiser image file! space on the hard disk big enough to copy two
cds onto it.
actually I could make space but I have stuff sitting on it that I'd have to
put somewhere else. The hdreiser boot image doesn't work with my CDs. The
same problem applies to installing from cooker. I'm goin
> holds true for normal packages, but also for the kernel RPM. There isn't
> any mystic involved in a kernel RPM, so a rpm -qpi kernel.rpm will tell you
> exactly where everything is going to end.
> Now with tarballs I often have a hard time figuring out where everything is
> placed after a make
> You mean you are scanned thru the ports in the 2100 range and/or the
> 2400 range?
> Huh. At first, I thought you meant ports 21-24, which would make
> obvious sense
> but I am not clear on the intent for checking out the 2100s or 2400s.
2100's and 2400's ranges.
> I have been running differ
"Eduardo M. A. M. Mendes" wrote:
pgeorges wrote:
>
> "Eduardo M. A. M. Mendes" a écrit :
> >
> > Hello
> > Could someone tell
me the exact version of the hack kernl that comes
> > with 7.2?
>
> hackkernel-2.4.0-0.31mdk.i586.rpm
Thanks a lot. But I was thinking of the kernel number defined
In my case, Winblows gets the correct amount of memory...
Forcing the detection in Lilo as suggested had the impact of freezing the
system, until I reverted it ...
The problem is hardware related: the kernel does not see the memory, even if
it is there. I bet my problem is the VIA chipset support
I'm using a Duron, and though CPU detection is incorrect in that it
detects the CPU as an AMD Athlon, it still works fine
I have no idea why it's detecting a P3 for you though, that's bizarre.
Just thought i would confirm that it does work with Duron chips.
Wow, that's one heck of a system y
I have been trying to install Mandrake 7.2 on one of my systems. But
every time, I run into the same snag. The system will install just fine, even
the boot-loader will be installed correctly. But, the system will seg-fault on
the ramdisk image. It will get as far as to try to match up the C
Hi..
Have just installed 7.2..The only problem on install was it skipped the
create bootdisk and did not allow me to tell it I did not give me the
bootloader option but installed grub on /dev/hda1..Anyway I am very pleased
with the distroI am writing to ask if anyone else has a print proble
You mean you are scanned thru the ports in the 2100 range and/or the
2400 range?
Huh. At first, I thought you meant ports 21-24, which would make
obvious sense
but I am not clear on the intent for checking out the 2100s or 2400s.
I have been running different types of scans against 63.98.105.3 a
I'm trying to install via NFS or FTP over a PCMCIA ethernet (which I know
works if I install from the HD).
If I boot PCMCIA.IMG, the module loads and tries to start the network, but
ifup fails because the file is not there.
If I boot NETWORK.IMG, I never get a chance to load PCMCIA support (which
You mean you are scanned thru the ports in the 2100 range and/or the
2400 range?
Huh. At first, I thought you meant ports 21-24, which would make
obvious sense
but I am not clear on the intent for checking out the 2100s or 2400s.
I have been running different types of scans against 63.98.105.3 a
On 30 Nov, ATL Oledog wrote:
> Trying to compile kernel. What could this mean? And how do i fix
> it?
>
> [root@trinity linux]# make bzImage
> make: *** No rule to make target `include/linux/autoconf.h', needed by
> `include/config/MARKER'. Stop.
> [root@trinity linux]#
Looks like you didn't
I'm not getting attacked from this alter.net IP, but I am being
constantly scanned on consecutive ports usually ranging in the 21xx or
24xx range. My firewall (a windows based firewall/proxy ap on an
NT4 server) blocks both of these ranges, so all I see are requests on port
21xx and each is den
On Thursday 30 November 2000 11:05 am, Andrew R. Post wrote:
> Why does Mandrake continue to use Macmillan? They did the same thing
> with Mandrake 6.0. They need a distributor that doesn't make them
> look bad.
Sometime ago I email'd [EMAIL PROTECTED] and suggested
they provide a "Donat
I always keep all the boxes and manuals for everything.
Always good to lok back on if something goes wrong.
>
> who keeps the box and manuals ?
>
>
>
> :-)
>
> On Wed, Nov 29, 2000 at 03:29:33PM -0600, Benjamin Sher wrote:
> > Dear friends:
> >
> > Here are the details of the 4-CD Macmillain ve
So sprach skidley am Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 08:26:09PM -0400:
> It's not that I don't like the kernel enhancements and bugfixes done by
> the mdk people it's just I don't like the kernel being in .rpm form I
> prefer a tarball so I know what I'm getting I wouldn't think of installing
> a kernel in a
So sprach pablito am Sat, Nov 25, 2000 at 11:14:32AM -0800:
> so you don't have to use that hdreiser.img file. that's good. I don't have
> that much space on the hard disk and can only get one of the mandrake cds
> copied onto it.
The hdreiser.img file is 1.44mb small. You don't have that "much
Why does Mandrake continue to use Macmillan? They did the same thing
with Mandrake 6.0. They need a distributor that doesn't make them look bad.
Andrew
Benjamin Sher wrote:
> Dear friends:
>
> My thanks to all of you who offered to help by sending me a copy of
> LM7.2 with KDE 2.0 Final. I ge
when i am using the coomand "smbclient //server/service" i am used to get
an prompt like "smb:\>" but this i cant do with mandrake 7.2. how do i
make this the default.
___
Mvh./Yours sincerely
Lars
Lars Roland Kristiansen
On Wednesday 29 November 2000 04:31 pm, Juliano Soares dos Santos wrote:
> Someone: Help me with X in MDK 7.2, please!!
> When I start X, my screen shows some colored squares and then the
> monitor turns down (like standby, with blinking light). After that
> nothing more works (Ctrl+Alt+Fx or Ctrl
pgeorges wrote:
>
> "Eduardo M. A. M. Mendes" a écrit :
> >
> > Hello
> > Could someone tell me the exact version of the hack kernl that comes
> > with 7.2?
>
> hackkernel-2.4.0-0.31mdk.i586.rpm
Thanks a lot. But I was thinking of the kernel number defined by
kernel.org. something like
I had the same problems; I ended up having to run XFdrake to configure X;
rebuilding the symbolic links in /etc/rc5.d/ for "network" and "portmap" -
this was why NFS was failing to start on my system no lo0 or eth0 devices!
Be warned if you try to upgrade kdebase that you will get a cpio unlink
e
>From the quill of Michael Powell, PhD. on Wednesday 29 November 2000 01:59
pm, wrote:
This is the correct command to use cdrecord
cdrecord --scanbuss to be sure everything is in tack.
cdrecord -eject -v speed=2 dev=0,0,0 (from the scan bus) Mandrake72.ext.iso
notice no ( -) before speed!
mi
Someone: Help me with X in MDK 7.2, please!!
When I start X, my screen shows some colored squares and then the monitor
turns down (like standby, with blinking light). After that nothing more
works (Ctrl+Alt+Fx or Ctrl+Alt+Del).
I got a Voodoo 3 3000 PCI that works fine with Debian Woody and Redhat
On 29 Nov, civileme wrote:
> On Wednesday 29 November 2000 15:11, you wrote:
>> Last week I converted one of my partitions to use reiserfs. I'm on 7.1 and
>> it doesn't have... e... "stadard support" for reiserfs. So I'm
>> wondering, besides changing the fstab to use reiserfs, what elle needs
I tried resolving the address for 63.98.105.3. Not only could I not do a
trace route, there was no ping response. Nothing either exists for that IP
or he has a firewall eating (not dropping) ICMP packets. I tried doing a
trace route on *.2, *.4 and DNS lookups for several other various IPs on
t
Dear friends:
My thanks to all of you who offered to help by sending me a copy of
LM7.2 with KDE 2.0 Final. I genuinely appreciate it. Fortunately, no
need for that. When I ordered LM7.2 Complete from Macmillain, I already
knew about the Walmart fiasco and, as insurance, I also ordered the
Cheapb
On Thursday 30 November 2000 02:56, you wrote:
> > hi mandrake-experts-mailinglist,
>
> is there no support for appletalk in the 7.2 kernel. it should be
> since kernel 2.x.x (?).
> when starting netatalk (netatalk-1.4.99-0.20001108mdk.i586.rpm) i get
> the error-message (within webmin, in consol
Since APM is disabled with SMP your only recourse is to re-compile the
kernel and re-enable it.
I've done this with previous releases without a single problem...
Your mileage may vary.
-JMS
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Sen
Submitted 30-Nov-00 by Ron Stodden:
> Huh? This will plainly break the threading of replies to the message
> you dropped! You cannot presume anything about which of the
> duplicate messages a respondent will choose to reply to.
Not true. Each of the duplicates has an identical Message-Id head
Thanks to all of you !!
I'll try it later on when I'm coming home but no doubt it will work.
I still have my problems with phpPgAdmin though. I noticed that since I
installed directly apache with my 7.2, apache is now run by the apache
user/group (I think it was previously nobody/nogroup) and
Hi,
Reiserfs doesn't need fsck'ing. They made a special fsck'ish tool that was
only needed for very bad situations but was otherwise discouraged to use. So
the old non-reiser fsck complained when it was presented with a reiser fs to
check. On my LM6.0 sytem I also installed reiserfs myself and ha
"J.A. Magallon" wrote:
>
>
> root said at Ò[expert] Installing Driver Fro Adaptec AHA-1542CPÓ.
> [2000-11-28 11:57]
>
> > Hi,
> > Can anyone advise how I might install the driver for my ancient Adaptec
> > AHA-1542CP (ISA). The card does not seem to be detected at boot during
> > the hard
On Thursday 30 November 2000 12:33 am, you wrote:
> > Hi,
> I have noticed something very disturbing. I have just installed MDK
> 7.2 on my notebook and whenever I reboot my machine, everything comes up
> nicely -- so nicely that I don't even have to login!
> Yes my default account has a
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