On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 21:06, Antoine wrote:
> No, GNOME works fine here. I have a GeForce4MX with the NVidia drivers.
> Maybe you should try to reinstall them ?
I have, does the same thing. It doesnt have this problem with the nv
drivers that come with X, just the nvidia provided ones.
Chuck
Ok,
I've now found the worlds most obscure format for documentation... At
least from the standpoint of converting ONE document into something I
can read just to find out if it's worth converting... Does anyone know
of a way I can read this piece of work, without spending hours
installing config
Message on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list suggests that kernel
panics at shutdown on ACPI-based systems might be related to unloading
modules:
"On Sun, Jan 05, 2003 at 02:16:16PM -, Michael Treacy wrote:
> (1) When I try to close down the Vaio, the shutdown hangs. It unloads
the
> ACPI modules wit
Phil wrote:
Hello All,
While demonstrating the merits of Linux to an acquaintance I was asked to burn
an mp3 file to a CD in audio format. This is where my troubles started.
Xcdroast apparently will only accept wave files, and Gnome Toaster would only
burn the mp3 file as a data file no matte
On Sunday 05 January 2003 7:11 pm, David Savolainen wrote:
> A second side effect is my stb tv card (bt878) stopped working, and
> the tv card configuration utility does not seem to work. What can
> be done?
try modprobing bttv and see if it works.
-s
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Le lun 06/01/2003 à 03:55, Chuck Burns a écrit :
> I've got a bit of a problem here that I can't quite figure out. When I
> use the nVidia *nix drivers 4191(i think. downloaded em 2 days ago), it
> seems that every time I open a window, move a window, close a window,
> etc.. My system pauses for a
You have to modify the XF86Config-4 (in /etc/X11) file by hand as I found
out on my laptop. There was a thread on this around 12-12-02. I got helped
by several on the list but also had to do some searching of my own. I have
a laptop and I wanted my touchpad AND USB optical scroll mouse to be fu
I've got a bit of a problem here that I can't quite figure out. When I
use the nVidia *nix drivers 4191(i think. downloaded em 2 days ago), it
seems that every time I open a window, move a window, close a window,
etc.. My system pauses for about a half-a-second. When I am moving the
window this pa
Hi,
My Mandrake 9.0 works fine, apart from a small problem.
I have an IDE CD burner (Yamaha CRW 3200 E) that sometimes
doesn't initialize properly. Symptoms follow :
- when I start Gnome, it freezes during 30 seconds to 1 minute
before actually launching the desktop (apparently Nautilus
depends
Hello all,
I performed a clean install of MDK9 and now the mouse wheel does not
behave properly anymore. The wheel used to nicely scroll window
contents. Now except for Galeon, it performs page up, page down
operations. Also in programs like pan with multipane program windows,
the pane with the
K3B is your friend. So is eRoaster.
Regards,
Jason
Phil wrote:
Hello All,
While demonstrating the merits of Linux to an acquaintance I was asked to burn
an mp3 file to a CD in audio format. This is where my troubles started.
Xcdroast apparently will only accept wave files, and Gnome To
I just like the look :-) What would be extra neat is if I could get my
web pages to act like my terminals: aterm with a blue-tinted transparent
background and grey text (or green-n-yellow for important remote shells,
or red-n-orange for root shells). Someday browsers will support this
through PNG,
On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 11:20, Lorne wrote:
> On Sunday 05 January 2003 11:34 am, Jack Coates wrote:
>
> > Now you know why rates for security analysts are so high :-). It's not
> > impossible to do, it's just very very tedious and requires a very good
> > knowledge of your system. For a firewall it
Gcombust has always been the best for me, easy to setup and easy to use for
all your burning needs.
On Sunday 05 January 2003 12:34 am, Phil wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> While demonstrating the merits of Linux to an acquaintance I was asked to
> burn an mp3 file to a CD in audio format. This is where m
My intent wasn't to get a "my firewall is" debate. I am a HUGE fan of Mandrake
and I've set up the new Mandrake security firewall and it is awesome. All gui
based. I just want firewire on it before I put it out in the wild. my lrp
based firewall has some sort of buffer overflow in it and they ke
After a lot of research, question asking and heartaches I finally figured out
what the trouble was.
Recap: ZIP worked fine in 7.2 and up to 8.1 but is not mountable under 9.0.
Tried all the tricks in Mandrake forum and Mandrake users plus what I could
get from Google. Nada, nothing worked.
Soluti
Hallo all,
I'm a bit puzzled/lost here:
I've got a .img file mounted with "-o loop" on /x directory.
The files copy fine on the localhost using "cp -a /x/ /home/harm/whatever/ but
across a network using "scp" I get:"Read-only file system".
What I use:
$:"scp -r [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/x/ /mnt/hd/"
On Sun, 5 Jan 2003 17:34:46 +1000
Phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I tried mpg123 to convert the mp3 file to a wave file but that failed also.
> mpg123 -w mp3file wavefile does nothing except display the help screen.
> mpg123 --wav mp3file wavefile at least does something if only to create a
Hello All,
While demonstrating the merits of Linux to an acquaintance I was asked to burn
an mp3 file to a CD in audio format. This is where my troubles started.
Xcdroast apparently will only accept wave files, and Gnome Toaster would only
burn the mp3 file as a data file no matter what setting
On Sunday 05 January 2003 01:34 pm, you wrote:
> On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 08:57, Lorne wrote:
> > On Sunday 05 January 2003 12:32 am, Jack Coates wrote:
> > > I just so happen to be a certified Tripwire something-or-other, which
> > > means that an employer or two ago I was sent to a class and took a
Jack,
Sorta off topic here but out of curiosity you didn't happen to be a
user of the old Wang terminals did you. The reference is to the fact
that your website is green on black...*grin*
James
On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 11:20, Lorne wrote:
> On Sunday 05 January 2003 11:34 am, Jack Coates wrote:
On Sunday 05 January 2003 11:34 am, Jack Coates wrote:
> Now you know why rates for security analysts are so high :-). It's not
> impossible to do, it's just very very tedious and requires a very good
> knowledge of your system. For a firewall it's reasonable because the
> system is so constrained
Trevor Rhodes wrote:
Hello Guru Types and others,
Having numerous Mandrake 9 installations here it can be a rather large amount
to download to do the updates for all machines. Would anyone know how I
could mirror the updates to my system and do the updates from there? At
least that way I onl
On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 08:57, Lorne wrote:
> On Sunday 05 January 2003 12:32 am, Jack Coates wrote:
> > I just so happen to be a certified Tripwire something-or-other, which
> > means that an employer or two ago I was sent to a class and took a test.
> > They do sell a nifty GUI for managing policie
I have this printer and apparently had the same problem.
It started to work when I downloaded pnm2ppa from sourceforge, compiled
and copied the binaries over the mdk ones.
Edu
On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 00:11, mycal62 wrote:
> have tried these as well and nothing. only has a parallel port.
>
> some
Le dim 05/01/2003 à 17:53, Jack Coates a écrit :
> Test your NameVirtualHost setup from the local box using links and some
> simple /etc/hosts aliases to make sure that everything points to
> 127.0.0.1. That address shouldn't change :-) Once you're sure you've
> done virtual hosts right, then you c
On Sunday 05 January 2003 12:32 am, Jack Coates wrote:
> I just so happen to be a certified Tripwire something-or-other, which
> means that an employer or two ago I was sent to a class and took a test.
> They do sell a nifty GUI for managing policies; however, said GUI
> promptly drops you into the
Test your NameVirtualHost setup from the local box using links and some
simple /etc/hosts aliases to make sure that everything points to
127.0.0.1. That address shouldn't change :-) Once you're sure you've
done virtual hosts right, then you can get into the address change. The
default Apache instal
On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 01:29, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
> Hello Guru Types and others,
>
> Having numerous Mandrake 9 installations here it can be a rather large amount
> to download to do the updates for all machines. Would anyone know how I
> could mirror the updates to my system and do the updates
On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 18:05, mycal62 wrote:
> Thanks Jack , I think you have almost got me there, just a couple of
> questions remain.
>
> Jack Coates wrote:
>
> >If it were me, I'd mkfs those partitions first. It's your funeral
> >though, might as well try it and see how badly things get hosed
Hello everybody
Sorry for this kind of OT.. my question is not really mandrake-specific,
but may be related (or not) to the mdk 9.0 apache package.
I encounter difficulties with virtual host settings. In fact, I'm trying
to host a domain at home, with a DSL line and a dynamic IP.
So, I have a re
At 04.15 05/01/2003, you wrote:
> Will I obtain a 5-8% speed improvement if I recompile kernel 2.4.20 (from
> kernel.org plus http://members.optusnet.com.au/ckolivas/kernel/ patches)
Dunno. But you might be able to use ideparm on your dvd drive and
speed up its access - which may or may not be th
Thanks Jack , I think you have almost got me there, just a couple of
questions remain.
Jack Coates wrote:
If it were me, I'd mkfs those partitions first. It's your funeral
though, might as well try it and see how badly things get hosed up by
that handful of 8.2 binaries that don't get replaced b
Hi all,
I will try and keep this brief, I have been running cooker and updating
it almost daily (unless it totally fuscked up my system) via either
freshen or urpmi or whatever, since 8.x. No major problems except
sometime after 9.0 my sound died (I have a SB16) and I couldn't get it
to work
On Sat, 2003-01-04 at 01:32, Matthew O. Persico wrote:
> I've read the DNS Howto and I've installed the bind and caching server
RPMS.
>
> What I do not understand is how DNS works with DHCP? In short, I have
a DHCP server running on an Linksys Router. My XP boxes all figure out
what their names ar
Hello Guru Types and others,
Having numerous Mandrake 9 installations here it can be a rather large amount
to download to do the updates for all machines. Would anyone know how I
could mirror the updates to my system and do the updates from there? At
least that way I only have to download the
I am using Mdk9.0 and KDE3.1rc5 and cannot minimize KSnapshot.
Is this common with KDE3.1rc5 ?
Does anyone know to solve this problem?
W. Kasberg
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