On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 09:00, Oliver Thieke wrote:
Hi List, hi Steve B. ;-) !
Linux is very, very, very expensive for customers to take care of,
Talking about a home environ he might be right. But in a corporate
environ ? win2k and XP-Pro are there as complicated and difficult to
On Saturday 26 October 2002 15:45, you wrote:
John Haywood wrote:
Instead just mv ~/.mozilla ~/.mozilla.old, then move stuff back until it
crashes again. (you don't have to move the all the stuff back - cache
files spring to mind)
I suspect the bug will reappear with this. But should we
When it shuts down what happens if you try to ssh into it. If it's a
web server does it still serve web pages? If it does I'd be inclined to
suspect that perhaps apm or APIC (hope I got the right acronym here.) is
trying to put the box to sleep. If so turn off or even remove apm from
the box
Couple of things help. Go into look and feel and start checking out all
the tabs available and playing around with the settings. Also Guys like
texstar have bundled up Liquid and Keramik styles for KDE that in my
opinion really help (pclinuxonline.com left hand side yields the links
to some
Jack,
Actually ran across your pages independently while looking for some
other info. A lot of really valuable info on them whether you are using
a VIAO or not. Just wanted to say thanks for the site.
James
On Fri, 2002-10-25 at 08:43, Jack Coates wrote:
the repeatable auto-install (e.g.
If you found VNC to be slow try the tightVNC that MDK is now putting on
it's disks. I've been using it for about a year. In fact I'm typing
this e-mail on my desktop from the living room via VNC right now. No
problems with speed at all. What I have found is.
Over the net DON'T use kde or
On my box it's not hde but actually /dev/sdaX that is the compact flash
device.
So to mount the device I type mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/disk
and it mounts. I also removed the line from fstab for auto mounting.
Mandrakes install creates it during install and since the command to
mount local file
I agree with you James, I have an AMD XP 1600MHz 256Mb main box and a
Pentium 166MMX laptop with 160Mb connected through a 100Mb/s lan and I
have found TightVNC faster/more responsive than normal X in a linux to
linux or in a linux to Exceed over windows config. (I use KDE over it
and it's a
I'm afraid I still don't catch it... what has to do in between telling
gcc to try to optimize a bit more the binary and not being able to
handle the source? Forgive my ignorance O:-)
El sáb, 26-10-2002 a las 01:53, Todd Lyons escribió:
ddc_prueba wrote on Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 08:06:02PM
I had that problem on one of the 3 Mandrake 9.0 installs that I performed. If
I recall correctly the fix was very simple. As root cd to /etc/alternatives
then execute the following command:
ln -s /usr/bin/cpp-3.2 lib_cpp
Yes it helped!
Thank you very much.
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Hi all
I think such discussions are important of course, but these things must have a
place outside this list. The expert list is I think a high traffic list with
technical/expert themes. In the last days I got 33 postings on these topics I
have filtered to trash, since I got some other
come on guys,
chill out...
This is the sort of fragmentation that will help remove our rights whereever
we live..
The issue was raised, everyone on the list know knows whats going on and we
are on an expert list and must therefore at least know how to use google :-)
so if anyone wishes to
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 23:25:35 -0400
Eli Stair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't get it back to the previous state. Can anyone point me in the
right direction?
bzip the spec and attach it and I will take a look.
Charles
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usually, i start Mutt from the command-line of a Konsole (on KDE),
but i thought i would try to get it to start automatically at logon
by using the entry in the KDE menu Networking - Mail - Mutt .
this starts a working version of Mutt in a terminal,
but the Mutt status line flashes continually.
On Sat, Oct 26, 2002 at 07:50:05AM -0400, Philip Webb wrote:
usually, i start Mutt from the command-line of a Konsole (on KDE),
but i thought i would try to get it to start automatically at logon
by using the entry in the KDE menu Networking - Mail - Mutt .
this starts a working version of
On Friday 25 October 2002 10:37 pm, Mark wrote:
Udo Rader wrote:
hmp.
I thought this was a mandrake-linux related mailing-list where (besides
some outbreaks of mostly interesting OT threads) such political
_nonsense_ has nothing to search.
Living in Europe I have neither the
hi,
if you are using lilo edit /etc/lilo.conf and remove the devfs from your
normal bootup
then run lilo as root
if you dont want to do that just boot failsafe
JG
ajax wrote:
The card is a normal CF card. It works in my pocket pc and digital camera.
The adapter works in windows.
When I
Sounds like you have USB adapter, we are using the pccard type that
really only just cross a few wires
mine is /dev/hde1
JG
James Sparenberg wrote:
On my box it's not hde but actually /dev/sdaX that is the compact flash
device.
So to mount the device I type mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/disk
and it
On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 02:40, Steffen Barszus wrote:
Hi all
I think such discussions are important of course, but these things must have a
place outside this list. The expert list is I think a high traffic list with
technical/expert themes. In the last days I got 33 postings on these
Charles, thanks. Fortunately I was just up for too long and my eyes were bleary :)
After taking a fresh look this morning it was obvious.
Just goes to show you , gotta get some sleep
/eli
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 23:25:35 -0400
Eli Stair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't get it back
021026 Dave Kufta wrote:
On Sat, Oct 26, 2002 at 07:50:05AM -0400, Philip Webb wrote:
usually, i start Mutt from the command-line of a Konsole (on KDE),
but i thought i would try to get it to start automatically at logon
by using the entry in the KDE menu Networking - Mail - Mutt .
this
hi gary
okay its a global setting since it affects both root
and others. what is your security setting? how about
trying to lower the security level just to test
whether this also happens.
im running out of ideas ... its already draining my
1/8 brain =P
cheers
dianne
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hi norman,
it works yeah ... but it sux to have mozilla crash on
you when you are in the middle doing some important
long business mail that you were composing. and of
course, it also sux big time to save draft mails
everytime. (not used to it on netscape 4.x)
i checked with other people about
Well,
It seems that at the moment nvtv (release 0.4.04) can't work with my video
card chip (Geforce 4 Titanium 420), but the Nvidia drivers can run relatively
well; after looking for information in the Internet, I found the solution,
just adding in the XF86Config-4 file the next lines in the
When you resort to personal abuse then you have already lost the argument. It
appears that your respect for others is matched only by your lack of
knowledge of european history - which has nothing of course to do with linux.
Unless that is you want to start talking about the (British)
Thanks, It works now. Failsafe boots the mandrake kernel and I need the
win4lin kernel so I needed to change lilo.conf.
Am I going to lose something by not running devfs?
On Saturday 26 October 2002 07:37, J. Grant wrote:
hi,
if you are using lilo edit /etc/lilo.conf and remove the devfs
For my xine 0.913 is runing almost perfect under 9.2 and did also that under
8.2 (0.9.10 and 0.9.13)
Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia (Spain)
El Jue 24 Oct 2002 19:25, ddc_prueba escribió:
I'm using 8.2 with:
libxine0-0.9.13-3plf
xmms-1.2.7-4mdk
and does NOT have that problem (and have never had
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Does anyone know whether LM 9.0 will install and run OK on an HP Pavilion
523n?
I've spent some time scouring the web and can't find any indication one way
or the other, so before I found myself out $800 I thought I'd check here to
see if anyone
Hi,
I have a machine (naturally a fairly important one) which I built and
which is fairly unstable -- give it ten to twenty days, and it will
suffer a video lock up or a disk error that forces a reboot.
FIC AZ11 with a VIA KT133 chipset.
Athlon 900 MHz
768MB PC100 RAM
Voodoo3 3000 AGP card
in win one can r.click on some files and view their properties to see who
wrote them or what version they are etc. is there a way to get this info in
linux
bascule
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team of
Jack Coates wrote:
Hi,
I have a machine (naturally a fairly important one) which I built and
which is fairly unstable -- give it ten to twenty days, and it will
suffer a video lock up or a disk error that forces a reboot.
FIC AZ11 with a VIA KT133 chipset.
Athlon 900 MHz
768MB PC100 RAM
Voodoo3
the message below has appeared in my spam mail file,
diverted there by the presence of please in the subject.
i find it rather suspicious seem to recall an article
re some sort of virus or worm or other deviant creature,
which hid behind this type of subject message.
i also find it difficult to
Anybody know what src.rpm libsasl7 is part of. There is no src.rpm named
libsasl7 in the curent release.
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El sáb, 26-10-2002 a las 22:35, Gregory K. Meyer escribió:
Anybody know what src.rpm libsasl7 is part of. There is no src.rpm named
libsasl7 in the curent release.
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The rpm is cyrus-sasl-1.5.27-5mdk.src.rpm.
BTW, if you type: rpm -qi package it gives the src.rpm that builds the
package.
Someone had mentioned once that the highest setting in msec actually has
a login timeout. Backing off the highest level or changeing the setting
in /etc/msec should help.
James
(My cure for msec problems is a bit more drastic... rpm -e msec *grin*)
On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 10:30, Dianne Marie
Could of swore I'd read you had USB sorry about that. Shouldn't answer
letters after an 18 hour day.
James.
On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 07:39, J. Grant wrote:
Sounds like you have USB adapter, we are using the pccard type that
really only just cross a few wires
mine is /dev/hde1
JG
James
To always have that info cruise your directory with Konqueror. Use View
then detailed list mode. Gives all the data you could want. In the icon
view mode it comes up with a tabbed window when you right click. (last
item in the list properties) that also gives this info.
James
On Sat,
When copying files from one drive to another at the console, I don't get a
disk full notification. When the drive fills up, it keeps trying to copy
until it reaches the end, then it returns to the prompt. No note saying
anything went wrong. Then I have no idea which file it was working on
On Saturday 26 October 2002 09:56 pm, Toshiro wrote:
BTW, if you type: rpm -qi package it gives the src.rpm that builds the
package.
Thanks, I learn something new everyday.
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On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 09:44, Todd Lyons wrote:
Very nice indeed, but the guy only needed to boot CD2 and he would have
been able to do a network install from that. :-/
Blue skies... todd
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Todd,
I have seen this advice before, but it don't work for me. Perhaps you
can tell
Okay, I've got postfix/fetchmail/procmail setup, following the excellant
tutorial at MandrakeUser Online. (BTW, I have to comment on the gui for
fetchmailconf - its great! Wish other apps would use it as an example!)
Now...I use Kmail, and I'm not sure if I have it setup correctly to use with
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