On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, praedor wrote:
I am almost there with this command:
mail -s "ip update message" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This will produce a message with a subject of "ip update message" and add my
email to the "To:" field. It does leave an empty message body and doesn't
send a "ctrl-d"
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Stephen Boulet wrote:
No. :(
Has anyone been able to get a digital joystick running in LM7.2?
Spence
I just spent a few minutes going over the Mandrake site and couldn't
find any mention of a joystick under the "Features" section. A search
of Mandrake Forum for
I've been having similar problems with joy-* modules, but haven't had
time to dive into tracking down the source of the problem.
Is anyone successfully using a joystick with LM 7.2?
thanks,
Jeff
Stephen Boulet wrote:
I'm having trouble getting my joystick to work. I have a Logitech wingman
I'm trying to get joystick support to work on a Mandrake 7.2
installation. I'm able to load the "joystick" module without any
problems, but I run into a "Device or resource busy" error when I try to
load joy-analog (or joy-sidewinder: it's a Sidewinder 3D joystick). I've
appended the actual
I just finished a successful fresh install of Mandrake 7.2 on a PCChips'
Book PC (i810-based motherboard) over the weekend. I did a custom install,
low security, development system, but wound up installing all packages. I
used CD-R disks from www.cheapbytes.com. One quirk under the graphical
rharvey wrote:
so do I need to setup a mx record on my linux box or have my provider set
this up correctly on their dns ?
Robert -
It looks like you have an MX record already. Your MX record points to a
machine called "server1.rdcomputersolutions.net".
The problem is that there is no A
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 29-Oct-00 18:07:05 Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
how do you setup a second user to have the same access as root
a user that will be able to change root password.
In novell that is one of the first
"Michael R. Batchelor" wrote:
I guess I'm going to have
to download a data sheet and find out how this thing really works.
How about giving us a little tutorial if you figure it out?
I just downloaded the data sheets and found that they run a few hundred
pages. It might take a while to
"Michael R. Batchelor" wrote:
I guess I'm going to have
to download a data sheet and find out how this thing really works.
How about giving us a little tutorial if you figure it out?
I just downloaded the data sheets and found that they run a few hundred
pages. It might take a while to
Makis Marmaridis wrote:
This behaviour (having to set the total memory to a meg less than the
actual) is specific to your motherboard chipset as it reserves 1 megabyte of
the system RAM for use by the video display.
I have seen the mem parameter normally working by using the full amount of
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, andy b wrote:
ok... I bought 127 megs of ram to add to my 64 megs
my bios recognises 192 megs... but Linux only recognises 64 (even if I only put
in the 128 meg module)
it would be nice to triply my ram... any ideas?
Have you tried using the "mem=" switch in the
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