Er, um. I hate to be critical. But which part of mandrake.com made you
think to send a RedHat question here?
I think this question is better suited to the Redhat lists?
Ric
Amaresh Bikki wrote:
hai all,
i am running redhat 7.1 on Intel pentium. redhat is not detecting the
newly added
Civileme wrote:
On Tuesday 05 June 2001 21:32, Ric Tibbetts wrote:
Er, um. I hate to be critical. But which part of mandrake.com made you
think to send a RedHat question here?
I think this question is better suited to the Redhat lists?
Ric
Amaresh Bikki wrote:
hai all,
i am running redhat
To kick out of the login banner, you should be able to hit the Restart
X Session button on KDM. That will usually toss you out from a remote X
session.
If you're coming in from a VC on another Linux box, or from the console
of another *nix box, it may be a little different. I usually tell
Hi all
Ok, after getting beatup over the week-end by ssh on a newly installed
server, I'm left with some questions about Mandrake 8.0 security levels.
What happened was that when I installed the box, I set the security
level to high. And despite my best efforts, I couldn't get ssh to
accept
Are there any ssh gurus out there?
I'm trying to set up a new server on MDK 8.0, and ssh(d) is giving me
fits.
Could someone that understands this beast drop me a note, and lend me a
quick hand getting it running? I've been staring at the man pages until
I'm going blind, and I can't get it to
IH8Spammers wrote:
Well said Steven!
A little bit of proper setup goes a long way. No?
I can second the instructions for transparency in knosole. It works fine.
There will always be those who look for a reason to not like a
distribution. Alas, they shall always find it.
Not my case. I
IIRC
The Redhat solution was: You could upgrade to 4.02 using a recent 3.x
THEN, you can upgrade from 4.02 to 4.03 (you just couldn't get from 3.x
to 4.03 directly). I might be wrong on that one though.
It's a two step process. That's the best I can remember of that one.
The other solution:
How about forgetting the fancy GUI. Read up on XFS (X Font Server), and
install the fonts correctly. I'm sure that DrakeFont is fine, but there
are more reliable ways. Also, by taking some time to learn how to do it
right, when things break, you'll know how to fix them
Usless GUI's is one of
man rpm
Ric
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How would I find out what version of RPM I have? I'm currently using LM 7.0
and am in the process of updating several things but cannot because I get
only packages with major numbers =3 are supported by this version of RPM.
I need to update glibc,
Chris;
I had exactly the same problem. Turned out it was my CD drive. I was
burning my images (on a different box) onto CD-RW's. The box I was
trying to load wouldn't read them, giving the impression that it could
not identify the drive.
Try burning the image onto a CDR
Stephen Boulet wrote:
On Wednesday 30 May 2001 05:26 pm, IH8Spammers wrote:
I could but I do not want to :-) First of all it's the OS that must adapt
itself to my tastes and not the reverse. And neither konsole nor xterm
allows for transparency. OK, it's not a very technical reason to abandon
When you boot it, from the LILO prompt, try:
linux mem=384
Also, try going back to Windows, and check to see if it is recognizing
ALL of that memory.
Ric
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
Using LM 8.0 on my AMD k6-2 400 CPU with KDE 2.1.1.
Just had my friend Bill, the computer
Leonardo T. de Carvalho wrote:
Dan Swartzendruber wrote:
none of this explains why he is freezing though.
Yup, when the memory is not properly recognized , the system
hangs at random times...
I've seen this, mainly on SiS mboards..
=o(
Thank you!
And correct.
I hate to put it this way, but:
It's not Mandrakes fault! It's obviously a shortcoming of aterm. Either
get ahold of the aterm developers and ask them, or why not just use a
terminal that DOES support what you want to do? There's certainly
nothing magic about aterm!
Ric
IH8Spammers
In cases like this, I've always found it best to go back to square one.
list all of the kde packages (to see what's installed):
rpm -qa | grep kde (presumming an rpm installation of KDE).
Then go through and erase KDE (this can be a chore because of
dependancies. Write down anything you
If you solve the Tuxracer, let me know!
Mine:
Starts, and shows the opening screens, but when you select to race, or
what-ever from that opening screen, it crashes :(
Ric
Randy Donohoe wrote:
I was going to let my girls play Tuxracer on a new install of Mandrake 8.0 and
it wouldn't
people using? Tuxracer works
perfectly with my GeForce2 GTS.
If you're using voodoo's try booting at runlevel 3 and
startx to get into X. Some people said that helped.
Other voodoo users said it helped to use xdm or gdm
instead of kdm to login with runlevel 5.
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already done a search on the archieves and got
no result and did'nt find a readme either.
best regards
richard
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modem, so I took the performance hit as an
acceptable loss. :)
Fair enough.
And to be honest, I've never seen the lack of a cache in either Netscape or
Mozilla be that large an issue.
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first, and just run it from there. Also keep in mind that very little of
office actually works under wine. Refer to the newsgroup or mailing lists
for more detail.
-Jim
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needs windows and gates?
Kelley Terry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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. =)
Actually, it looks like you went one step too far. You really only need to clear
the cache. If I read it right, it looks like you disable it completely. This
would impact the performance (and Mozilla can't afford that.. :)
Ric
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A V Flinsch wrote:
On Friday 11 May 2001 04:53, Tommy Lawton wrote:
Hi,
The system crashed last night (I think reiserfs in 8.0 is slightly
unstable?) and the root partition has some kind of screwed-up journal
bug. Does anyone have a copy of reiserfsck (preferably stand-alone so I
, it never told me that there was no mouse, but it would always tell
me that i had changed the mouse, usually to a generic mouse.
Who knows what was up with that. :-)
j
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All
I have an interesting conflict with my mouse, kudzu.
It's
I found it. Thanks anyway.
Ric
Ric Tibbetts wrote:
All;
I used to have a fully graphical Lilo. The selection menu was on the right,
and you scroll through it. And it was deffinately graphical (not the colored
ascii menu).
Now, it has stopped working for some strange reason. I
?
Thanks!
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can see if I took something out by mistake, on one of my
red-eye long nights? Also, the contents of /boot.
Thank you!!!
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enabled the games again.
Hope that helps!
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My observations on this:
I found the same thing when running under KDE or Gnome. But if I log in under
IceWM, the games play great!
YYMV, but I've found KDE Gnome to be heavy on the resource usage. :)
Try the lighter weight window managers when you want to play games. It's just a
matter of
I almost hate to give this answer, but ...
I have a few (simple) games for Linux, that won't play under Mandrake
8.0 w/KDE or Gnome. So as a test, I logged in under IceWM (I installed
all of window mangers), and the games run great there!
KDE Gnome are resource hogs. I'm not going to tell
All;
I've been fighting the good fight trying to get XFS to work on Mandrake 8.0
So, I'm at the point that XFS compiles works fine, but I have another problem
with the kernel.
On the default kernel, frame buffer works fine, and I get the full graphical
boot on aurora.
Then I grab the CVS kernel
My favorite non-answer to this:
Don't use KDE or Gnome.
I was having the same problem with the games provided with the distribution.
Then I logged in under IceWM, and tried the games, and they play just fine!
KDE and Gnome are resource hogs. Try a lighter weight desktop, and the games
come back
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