Try using a temporary swapfile to increase swap and see if the problem
goes away - if so your up for a re-partitioning. I regularly run out of
swap with gnumeric (often uses over a gig of it) and a quick swapon
saves the system from coming to an abrupt halt. Windows dynamic swap is
actually a
/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/SwapFileTemporary
See also:
* http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/QuotedEmailsLetter
regards,
Randy Kramer
Bill Kenworthy wrote:
Try using a temporary swapfile to increase swap and see if the problem
goes away - if so your up for a re-partitioning
Something thats driving me mad. How can I drag and drop a file onto an
icon in gnome on a RH 7.0 system and have the program process the file?
I have a perl script that cleans up a file for some very non-linux
people so I created an icon for it on the desktop and want to be able to
drag a file
Use something like zebedee to tunnel your mail ports (in my case 25 for
sending and 143 for imap) and feed that through httptunnel if you get
firewall problems - that way if you use the tunnel, the mail IS to all
intents coming from your home machine.
Great for laptops that travel, but cannot
On an old sound blaster type card I had once, there were some pins for
attaching the motherboard speaker output direct to the sound card. For
louder beeps I guess!
BillK
On Mon, 2002-07-08 at 13:46, J. Craig Woods wrote:
James wrote:
On 08 Jul 2002 12:45:26 +1000
Darren King [EMAIL
Seti on my system (athlon 1.4 t-bird) can give up to a 10 deg C rise in
temp - however, I believe burn-in is a term that is not totally
related to heat - it means to to stress or exercise the CPU or other
part of the system. Each of memtest, GCC and Seti stress different
parts of the system
Nacogdoches, Texas 75961
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down httpd: [ OK ]
Checking configuration sanity for httpd: [ OK ]
Checking configuration sanity for httpd-perl: [ OK ]
Starting httpd-perl: [ OK ]
Starting httpd: [ OK ]
[]#
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Mount your win32/ntfs(ro) partitions (where the files reside) and either
serve from them or symlink into the path if required.
BillK
On Sun, 2002-05-26 at 08:11, Femme wrote:
On Sat, 25 May 2002 19:43:23 -0300
WOOkY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to make a ftp-like thing for ppl on
Can you put em on a web server somewhere - then all who are interested
can have a peek
BillK
On Wed, 2002-05-22 at 02:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry, with ksnapshot I have the same blue window; but I solved the
problem in the next way:
I looked for help in the xine mailing-list, they
Mandrake has long had the problem where they ship a dirty kernel that
requires a make mrproper before you are ready to compile (not sure bout
8.2, but 8.1, 8.0 etc). Also there is one or more versions where you
actually had to load a setup file before you had a match between what
you are running
Use fdisk to check the partitions. On a recent install of 8.2, I slid
the slider for disk size in diskdrake to the far right (allocate all
disk space) and ended up with a partition that went past the end of the
disk. Was the devils job fixing it. Did not think it was a Mandrake
problem at the
Ok I'll bite - what package reference are people getting the arguments
from? (0x1F0, floppy=daring etc). I would like to find out what they
are before blindly adding arguments to the boot line that I dont
understand!
BillK
On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 06:06, Hoyt wrote:
On Thursday 25 April 2002
On 8.1, I seem to remember you could stick the cd in a windoze machine
and the docs pop up in a browser. Its in the root of the cd as
index.htm
BillK
On Mon, 2002-04-01 at 18:07, Rick Thomas wrote:
I found my problem. After booting the rescue from the CD, and using it
to reading the yaboot
Suppose I should put in a bit about reiser - I have had two problems.
The minor one was an infinite directory that was fixed by
reserfstools, the other more serious. I woke up one morning after
leaving the machine happily downloading mdk8.2RC1cd1 overnight to a hung
machine. Investigation
Hi, how does one reset the video mode of a virtual console?
Occaisionally I get an X crash which leaves the consoles in a weird
state. X restarts ok, but all other screens show two copies of whatever
console was running on it before (text is in green!) on the top half and
the bottom half
Just a thought - you have added the users doing the burning to the crom
and cdwriter groups?
BillK
On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 02:03, Darren King wrote:
Guess burning cd's is an obscure thing only 1 or 2 of us do.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to
the warning. Also, you
can change the path in the vmware-config.pl to point to some other gcc
version:
3667 $ENV{'PATH'} = '/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin';
John
Bill Kenworthy wrote:
At least I am not alone! No ximian but a mixed bag of cooker stuff
compiled from srpm. Some gcc3.0
I am going to give vmware 3 a try but am having problems building the
vmmon module - the errors below seem to indicate something is missing
from my system but I cannot tell what. The kernel is one compiled for
an athlon using the standard mandrake sources (tried the standard
2.4.8-26 and that
10:05, Bill Kenworthy escribió:
I am going to give vmware 3 a try but am having problems building the
vmmon module - the errors below seem to indicate something is missing
from my system but I cannot tell what. The kernel is one compiled for
an athlon using the standard mandrake sources
The EBDA too big message is usually caused by a mismatched
kernel/boot sector. You need to reinstall the boot sector to match.
This begs the question - what setup/extras/recompiles are you using?
This could be the cause of your instability rather than Mandrake as
such. Reliabilty usually
I havent seen anyone mention NVIDIA drivers yet. Are you using this
card? Its a known problem, particularly if you have other openGL stuff
(Mesa) around.
Also, my old K6 would keel over every start of summer with dirt clogging
the cpu/power supply fans that builds up over winter. First warm
Hi,
is it possible to use rpm to get a list of files/packages from the rpm
database that were built using zlib? I have a lot built from src.rpm
and would like to check ...
BillK
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On Wed, 2002-03-13 at 21:51, Nick Thompson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13 Mar 2002, Bill Kenworthy wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to use rpm to get a list of files/packages from the rpm
database that were built using zlib? I have a lot built from src.rpm
and would like to check
I do not have an adsl connection, but a ppp dialup, but some of the
solutions I use here may be applicable:
The system I use is run from etc/ppp/ip-uplocal, a file that is run
automatically when a ppp connection comes up - there are also network
scripts that run when other interfaces come
How old/what speed is the cdrom device you are doing the install from?
(apolgies if this has been covered as I have not been following this
thread) I have an old unit which will either read some brands of cdrw
unreliably or not all - could this be the problem (older cdroms
aparently have lower
Ok, the easiest is to use rsync like an ls command and navigate to the
directory you want if you do not know the path up front:
e.g.,
rsync rsync://ftp.uninett.no/ will list all the top level modules
(directories) available. Note the last / and no target directory -
without this nothing is
The way around this is to keep a copy of the iso and tail -c
+no_of_Bytes_needed+1 copy.iso rsync_truncated.iso test this out
first as its late and I am too tired to check the syntax and test it!,
but it works a treat.
BillK
On Fri, 2002-02-22 at 22:21, Randy Kramer wrote:
Ron Stodden
Check out rsync. Resumes downloads plus checks and updates what you
already have. Note that you can also change beta 2 into beta 3 using
it. It checksums the iso file and only downloads changes. I usually
just rsync the whole iso (via a modem!), but there is a rsync script
that can just
and also instead of just idles of nop statements, I believe that it
uses instructions that minimise gate operations which reduces power
consumption and hence heat production. On my Athlon 1.4 room heater it
means a drop of 2-4 degrees c over a light load. A kernel complile or
long mp3 encode
Whats the hassle with rsync://ftp.uninett.no - I have not been able to
connect for a couple of days now coz max connections is reached?
BillK
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Can someone tell me what package contains sys/asoundlib.h. It was on
my old 7.2 system, but not on 8.1. Need it for an rpm rebuild.
BillK
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Nope, not for me in this case!
BillK
On Sat, 2002-02-02 at 07:08, H.McM wrote:
cant tell you, but if you just enter the file name into rpmfind, it will return the
package name
(thats rpmfind.net)
Can someone tell me what package contains sys/asoundlib.h. It was on
my old 7.2 system,
to cobble up the sources to be able to do what you're
trying to accomplish...
David
-Original Message-
From: Bill Kenworthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 4:40 PM
To: Expert List
Subject: Re: [expert] missing package
Nope, not for me in this case
Hi, I am trying to record video (.mov format) using xawtv's streamer app
but keep getting the error neither audio nor video format
specified/found. Recording to avi format works fine. I suspect I am
missing the quicktime4linux library but efforts to track this down
have failed. Does anyone
upgrade to the cooker rpm stuff. It fixed much of the probs for me.
Note that mixing cooker and 8.1 can lead to big problems in some areas
(libpng for one!) as well as rpm hell!
BillK
On Tue, 2001-12-18 at 02:21, Michael Leone wrote:
Originally to: All
This is a MIME-formatted message.
Your right, its a mystery on what is a nice way to do this. I usually
edit an existing entry and save it under a new name. If you change an
entry, you need to delete the original and copy the changed entry to the
directory before the changes are noted (or exit/relogin gnome!). You
can set the
What is the output of lsmod - looks like the scsi emulation is not
loaded.
For me I have (extraneous modules cut out):
sg 28016 0 (autoclean)
sr_mod 14208 0 (autoclean)
ide-scsi8112 0
scsi_mod 90880 3 [sg sr_mod
Ric, grab the cdwriter howto and extract the test script and modify/run
it and see what it shows. I still think you are missing some modules -
I believe not all not all the ones normally loaded are ide specific, but
sit on top of the scsi layer (which may be real scsi or ide-scsi. The
test
when you su to root, use su - so you inherit roots environment.
BillK
On Mon, 2001-12-31 at 07:27, Roger wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to make an old PC into a keyboardless, mouseless,
monitorless server. It boots and starts up OK and I can access it from
telnet and vnc, but it refuses to
Beat you - 104megs! I have 750M memory so never noticed before ...
This machine has been up and online for a few days - memory leak?
BillK
On Fri, 2001-12-21 at 04:46, Pierre Fortin wrote:
How to get a HUGE performance boost on a low-mem dial-up machine:
since this dumb little utility
Hi,
the program that does the security checks each night keeps finding the
devfs files:
Security Warning: World Writeable files found :
- /lib/dev-state/console
- /lib/dev-state/ttyp0
- /lib/dev-state/ttyp1
- /lib/dev-state/ttyp2
Also on a laptop is supposed to create power savings and reduced heat
output from the cpu. Anyone know where the docs are for this? man
kapm-idled produces nothing - easy to find documenmtation on the system
via man, info etc is getting worse as Linux grows up!
BillK
On Thu, 2001-12-13 at
On 8.0 and 8.1 I had to put an option line specifying the base address
as 0x300 (the defaut) in modules.conf before either version would find
it. Problem is that the driver needs to be told what its parameters are
and does not seem to autoprobe for them. On 7.2 there was no such
problem. box is
Be aware that some versions of xntpd have a security hole. I think you
need to go back and reread the documentation for ntpd - ntpd is a
daemon, used to set both the time on your machine and can act as a
server for your network (I use it for both). Ntpdate is similar to
rdate (which uses the
On Mon, 2001-12-03 at 03:02, Charlie Bebber wrote:
Bill Kenworthy said:
So if you go through your syslog, can you find where ntpdate periodically
syncs on its own with the server you've listed in your ntp.conf? Everything
you've said makes perfect sense and it work{s,ed} for me when
I should have added this:
remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset
jitter
==
LOCAL(0)LOCAL(0)10 l 43 64 3770.0000.000
0.015
*core-sw1.wa.iin tictoc.tip.CSIR
Isnt ntpdate just a client like rdate? You need ntpd runnung. try
service ntpd start and see what happens.
# rpm -qa|grep ntp
ntp-4.1.0-1mdk
#
ntpd (and ntpdate) are part of the above package. Usage is the same as
xntpd (and seem so similar it may just be a rename?)
BillK
On Sun,
Of this I am not sure - some programs modify the config fiole directly,
try man xvidtune and see if it has the option.
BillK
On Sat, 2001-11-24 at 22:18, Jose Luis Vazquez Gonzalez wrote:
Thanks a lot!
I followed your instructions and TUXracer works great now!
(As smooth as one might
No one? A while ago I was forced to partially open 113 again as
apparently some irc servers require an ident before allowing a
connection to be established. A bit of experimentation found that they
were happy with an ipchains reject, but failed if the packet was just
dropped (DENY)
BillK
On
Hi, I have implemented squid as a transparent proxy with
bastille-firewall. It is working, but where is the best spot to add the
proxy redirect statement so it gets loaded when bastill-firewall is
reloaded etc. (i.e., which is the standard script to add it to as
bastille-firewall uses a number
The bjc-250 does work without the extra lines that seem to effect the
other drivers. However, there is no colour and quality is poor on a
bjc-620. I have just noticed that the foomatic drivers (which I used on
Mandrake 7.2) are not present in kups, qtcups, web interface etc, even
though I have
usually wrong xserver or video card parameters. Run XFdrake and select
the proper settings. If no luck, post details of what video card,
monitor etc and someone may be able to be more specific.
BillK
On Tue, 2001-11-20 at 23:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey group,
Does this error message
I have tried most of the gimp print drivers as well as downloaded
turboprint. Still does it. Problem seems to be in cups, but a grep of
the disk shows those strings in libgimpprint.so. I am lost as its a
real pain. I think I'll try a forced reinstall of all the cups rpm's
and see if that
to look. This link should
take directly to the a cupsomatic PPD file for the bjc620:
http://www.linuxprinting.org/cups-o-matic.cgi?driver=bjc600printer=62080;.
submit=Generate+CUPS+PPD
You must also install the cupsomatic program also available from
linuxprinting.
Nick
Bill
I think a number of email scanners object to the method Mandrake use to
attach their message. You can see by the bottom of this that Anomy does
so for me, so did did the windoze based scanner system at one of my
employers. Must give some people a fright tho when they see a virus
warning message
It appears that Mandrake 8.1 doesnt support my canon bjc620 printer.
The drivers I have tried either dont work, or print 4 lines of ascii on
a separate page as well as the page I want to print. I cannot find any
of the Foomatic drivers used on Mandrake 7.2 in the software manager so
I am stuck
Try su - -c 'command' Normal su (and kdesu I think) inherit the current
user environment, the dash tells it to spawn a new one based on root.
There are differences in the default path etc when running programs in
this way which can cause obscure failures.
BillK
On Thu, 2001-11-15 at 07:27,
With the release of motherboards such as the ABIT KT7A-raid (highpoint
chip) and and addons like the promise ide raid cards, will Mandrake be
supporting these boards out of the box in the next version - 8.2 (that
is, install and boot from the raid device)
BillK
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Works great - if you build from source and are *very* carefull which
rpms you install and which you build outright (from src tarball) The
one system I tried using rpm's (from cooker) is still totally screwed,
with libpng problems amongst others. The tarball way is a bit tedious
but eventually
Hi, I have a cups problem under mdk8.1. I am getting a single page
with:
BJLSTART
CONTROLMODE=Common
AckTime=Short
BJLEND
before the printjob proper. Banners are off and I cannot find any
settings that would do this. The printdiver is set to BJC6200.
BillK
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I am getting the following errors from my USB mouse (MS intellieye). It
was originally on a ps2 port (via an adaptor) on anopther motherboard
and would occaisionally lock up (once a fortnight). On the new board
on a USB port, it locks up quite regularly (twice whilst typing this!).
The fix is
Hi, I am having problems adding a cooker source to the software
manager. Security sources are ok, just (any) cooker. Running from a
terminal I get the following:
___
21:42:51 (10.55 KB/s) - `/var/cache/urpmi/partial/hdlist.cz' saved
[12773295]
parsehdlist:
Actually it quite often does fail. I installed with a serial mouse and
then changed to a usb mouse when the system went into use. It was a
couple of frustrated reboots before the hardware realised that the
serial mouse had gone and removed it and then on the next boot it found
the usb mouse.
Or use ntp!
BillK
On Sat, 2001-10-27 at 04:47, Sevatio wrote:
Jose,
I rebooted my GA-7ZX-1 to Windoze98 and have had it there for more than a
day. The time remained accurate to the second. As far as I know, Windoze98
uses only the hardware clock for its timekeeping.
OTOH, LM8.0
Have a look at the cdwriter howto. There is a simple script in the
middle of it which uses cdrecord and modprobe to setup the configuration
(for me the problem has always been to load the modules without manual
intervention). The error messages can point to the problem if it
fails. On my 7.2
nslookup has been deprecated (sounds painfull!) - use the host and
dig commands instead.
BillK
On Thu, 2001-10-18 at 16:46, H McM wrote:
you need a package called bind-utils.
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 01:03:40 -0600
Ralph Forsythe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I didn't have a username/passwd
Hit the key twice and it will appear! Also other puctuation may happen
similarly. Fix is to select your language and keyboard within KDE. In
my case I use UK English and US int kb (am in Oz) and mdk 7.2 and 8.0
required this. Not up to that stage with my new 8.1 system so dont know
if its
cd problem_directory
find . -exec rm -f {} \;
man find
BillK
On Thu, 2001-10-04 at 13:41, stephen wrote:
On Thursday 04 October 2001 00:34, you wrote:
On Thu, 4 Oct 2001 09:21, Dave Salovesh wrote:
My /var partiton is out of inodes on my DNS server.
I've tried variations of rm
ahh ... scanning yourself from the same box is *almost* irrelevant! You
need to do it from another box, preferably outside firewalls, ISP's etc
to actually see what is exposed to the world, rather just *open* to
itself. Whist free scans from grc.com and the like are windows biased,
they can at
Oh great ... just rsyncing the beta3 to update it ...
What (and where) is the proper one (size in bytes perhaps?)?
BillK
On Thu, 2001-09-20 at 04:19, Tom Badran wrote:
On Wednesday 19 September 2001 4:50 pm, you wrote:
So sprach »Tom Badran« am 2001-09-19 um 16:40:27 +0100 :
RC1 contains
I am having problems installing mandrake 8.0 on a dell inspiron 8000
laptop. It fails to boot after the install - stopping when it gets to
the filesystem. It detects its reiser or ext2 (whichever I installed at
the time) and then This does not look like a reiser file system and
kernel panic, no
Each letter of LILO is a stage in the lilo boot sequence. I cannot
remember where I found it, but there is a list somewhere of what stage
LI represents so you have a chance of finding what its hung on.
BillK
On Sat, 2001-09-15 at 10:17, Joan Tur wrote:
Hallo!
I've changed my K6-III-400
Hi, I am trying to install mdk 8.0 and have failed, I think due to a
kernel 2.4 problem. How can I do an install using the 2.2.19 kernel, or
one that will install a 2.2.19 kernel instead of 2.4.3? I have tried
using the floppy image (cdrom) in cdrom://images/alternative/cdrom.img
but that locks
Run MandrakeUpdate and see what packages it reccomends - Done push the
button to download em - do that manually. ftp the packages it lists to
/tmp and then cd /tmp and rpm -ivh kernel*.rpm (note the i) and let
rpm work out what's needed. It will tell you if something is missing
that it needs.
Hi, I have a nice shiny new Dell Inspiron 8000 an will dual boot mdk 8.0
on it in a week or so. The mdk hardware compatibility list just shows
that install has been successful, not the detail. Is there a reference
somewhere that shows if any special actions need to be taken - the
lm-sensors
Has anyone else been getting the footer that is attached to expert
messages as an attachment? It triggers my virus scanner, as well as
every expert message showing as having an attachment in the mail list!
Mandrake, if you are making it an attachment, can you make it a
signature or similar, NOT
Had some redhat 6.2 boxes that randomly started doing that. However, if
you left it some minutes, they would successfully shut down. No error
messages that I could see, just would stop for a few minutes. How long
did you wait?
BillK
On 08 Aug 2001 13:04:47 -0300, Leonardo T. de Carvalho
Hi,
I am inthe process of installing mdk 8.0 on a machine that has
successfully been running 7.1 (XFree 4.0) for more than 12 months.
Started with upgrade - locked up at X configuration. OK, probably some
of the old files so I'll format and start afresh. Locks up at the same
point. Trying to
Hi,
I am looking at a gettting Dell Inspiration 4000 or 8000 laptop (which
...). Only extras are 256M memory and cdrw. Has anyone installed mdk
8.0 on a similar beast, and how successful. It will have to live with
win2000, at least for awhile, are there any gotchas (such as can mdk
resize ntfs
Have a look at mimencode and uudecode
BillK
On 04 Jul 2001 13:00:07 +0300, Kernell32 wrote:
I just got a mail from a friend and there is a picture attached but it doesnt
show that to me. How can i fix that here are the first lines i see in kmail
what do i have to do ???
This
Its a limitation of most current filesystems including ext2fs and
reiserfs to do with handing 32 bit instructions within the code. Pipe
the output of smbtar through split with the appropriate arguments to
create a multivolume archive.
BillK
On 01 Jul 2001 13:38:02 -0700, Julia A. Case wrote:
May not apply, but saw some problems with slow transfer rates from
3c905c cards in dell machines under redhat 6.2 at work (caused problems
with timeouts on nis, automounts etc. - was a lot of slot allocation
errors in /var/log/message). A kernel upgrade from 2.2.14 to 2.2.19
fixed the problem
Maybe only a few ... but an important few (who obviously includes me!).
Seriously, text based browsers are in use in various forms for
handicapped people as well, and with Lynx you can check alt tags, and
other access features etc. Also lynx/links are great if you want
something very fast and
Hi,
Ive just installed ximian and have made a right mess of it!.. Does
anyone know what the configuration applet is called. I hope to be able
to start it from an xterm within ximian and undo the damage. The theory
is I have selected multiple windows which are overlaying the main window
As well as this, I note you are using reiserfs. I had a related problem
with a directory that contained files I could read but not write, and
had size anomolies. Attempts to delete a file in this directory caused
a total lockup, but I copied all data to another directory without a
problem.
as root, cd / and du|sort -rn|less May take a while as will list
and sort every file on the disk according to size, largest at the top.
Note that it will include directory totals which is ok as you can pick
up large numbers of small files that way such as occurs with the
logrotate and mail
POWERED OFF, cancel the printjob (with kups or
whatever), wait 5 minutes and then turn the printer on - it still
prints.
BillK
Joan Tur wrote:
Bill Kenworthy escribió:
How does one delete a print job under cups? I have used lprm, the cups
html interface etc but whilst they delete
I am trying to read the user-guide.ps that comes with the berkely mpeg
tools. None of the postscript viewers on Mandrake 7.2 will read it (it
is postscript created with framemaker according to the header, a damaged
file according to xpdf, others ask if it is encrypted(doubtful!), but I
think it
How does one delete a print job under cups? I have used lprm, the cups
html interface etc but whilst they delete the print job, the data from
the current job keeps coming! One even says print job deleted, sending
xxx bytes to printer! Needless to say this is a real pain on large
documents one
Poor me - 19-22 fps in window, 3 fps full screen - bloody sis video chip
and shared memory ...
will have to see if dri etc is supported now but wasnt last time I
checked.
BillK
Praedor Tempus wrote:
I assure you it DOES matter. First off, gears by default runs in a small
window on your
Hi I upgarded my Mandrake 7.2 system to the 2.2.19 kernel but had to
return to 2.2.17 as some modules needed by my system were not present.
I have just tried to compile a custom kernel and xconfig, menuconfig etc
all die with two missing parts. One is net/ipsec/Config.in from
freeswan which I
Actually, I thought the correct procedure was to add the user to the
audio group, allowing control over who can/cant play sound. I think
there is a case to have audio added as a default group to any user
created though.
BillK
Rial Juan wrote:
Permissions. I usually make /dev/dsp world
Hi, can someone tell me what package contains libfreetype.so.6? The
standard freetype rpms only seem to have the static library (.a). I am
trying to install the unsupported kde 2.1.1 rpms and get the following
errors:
[root@Ralph kde-2.1]# rpm -Fvh *.rpm
error: failed dependencies:
Hi,
I am running kde 2.1-2(kde-base)/unsupported. Just tried to check for
an unsupported directory to see if there have been any updates but
cannot find one. I think the original I used was on sunet, but cannot
find that one either. Can someone give a link to an unsupported
directory
Sounds like you you have the wrong or incorrectly set bttv modules
loaded (probably tuner). Have you set up modules.conf for your tv card
(particularly insmod parameters for the tuner)? If not let me know and
I'll post my settings and some references.
BillK
Wayne Alexander wrote:
All,
I
Grub lilo dont interact, its either one or the other!
In /boot/grub/menu.lst add something like
title linux
kernel (hd0,4)/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.17-21mdk-A root=/dev/hda5 vga=791
hdc=ide-scsi hdd=ide-floppy
initrd (hd0,4)/boot/initrd-2.2.17-21mdk-A.img
Check out the "route" command. It is possible that your gateway is the
wrong device. All installs of Mandrake on my machine (and recently a
laptop at work) have had the gateway default to either the wrong device
or ip number (.254) which kills network function stone dead - packets go
out, but
Can you do an "lsmod" and post the results along with those from
"cdrecord -scanbus". A list of your modules.conf would also be handy.
CDRW is a can of worms if you install it into an already running
Mandrake system! Also have you run the script from the howto to check
your setup (basicly what
Hi, you say the problem is very large files - how large? Reiser along
with most filesystems on 32 bit machines is limited to approximately
2gbytes per file. If they are trying to drop file files larger than
2gbytes onto the disk, you may need to take other measures ranging from
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