Once you do the XFree86 -configure, you can successfully reconfigure the
resolution from the control center. I just did the 7000 upgrade last
night.
OTOH, if I run XFree86 -configure I do get a configuration
that at least starts up. I can log in and KDE seems to work
ok - haven't tried
Not sure I understand.
He can send mail out, but he's getting a rejected -relay not allowed or
something back from the destination?
If so, check the postfix configuration.
--- FL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
A friend of mine is trying to setup a MDK 8.0 as a ADSL gateway for his
local
Yes.
--- Ronald J. Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ron Heron wrote:
Also, take a look at the Matrox site. They actually provide software!
The Matrox PowerDesk is an excellent utility for setting up displays
and
muli-displays in linux, plus they have their own, easy to install
XFree86
Make sure you have an interrupt assigned to the card. That was what
ultimately fixed mine.
--- Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both Mesa and libMesaGL1 installed , unfortunatly still getting the
same
error
richard
On Thu, 2001-12-27 at 14:00, richard wrote:
looks
su
init 1
cd /
umount /home
mount
have fun
If you want to go into GUI to do this, just make sure the root user's home
directory is /root, or something else other than home. Then, bring
yourself to init 4, make sure /home is still mounted, and then enter
startx under the root prompt. This will
go to
http://dri.sourceforge.net
The have some handy links to some tips and how-to's. I didn't use any of
their kernel drivers or software, as the XFree4.0.1 supports DRI with the
ATI cards. I followed the config suggestions, and everything worked find.
Basically, you have to load some
Hey there, net comando,
First, don't cry about bandwidth, that argument got flushed with 14.4
modems.
Anyway, the dhcpd.leases file is in /var/lib/dhcp but, that won't help
you. Anyone on the net can get an IP, so if you delete, it will be given
a new one. Back to the drawing board.
The
Your email was pretty specific, but I just don't get one thing. Is it the
LM8.1 client machines that you want to fix?
The /etc/resolv.conf will be overwritten by the dhcp server. On your
LM8.1 server, you can specify the hosts you wish to use, via the
dhcpd.conf file. So, if your problem is
What is in your /etc/fstab file?
Did you by any chance update your kernel?
What did you do when you used fdisk?
Thanks,
Ron
--- Anguo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Frank and all!
anyway, what exactly is the problem when you try to boot?
The systems boots up but a lot of messages error
Hello,
Just picked up a new toy, now how to use it? It is a Sony DSC-S50, with a
USB link.
I have a laptop with Mdk 8.1, and Kernel 2.4.8-26 loaded.
I read some posts in the internet where the device was recognized by 8.1,
under a scsi device, /dev/sda1 (something like that) However, my
that way.
I had the correct nic provisioned this morning, the box now has internet
connectivity, but I didn't have time to finish sharing it out (wife was
nagging me about being late for work).
Thanks everyone, especially with the DHCPD config.
-Original Message-
From: Ron
Hi George,
Check the configuration from a root command prompt,
#ifconfig
You should see your eth0 with an internet IP, and eth1 with an address
of 192.168.0.1. Now, just set up your client computers to use that
gateway, and you should be up and running. If the addresses are wrong,
you need
Hi Mike,
On my Compaq, I had an ESS that wasn't supported either. I used OSS, and
paid the lowsey 10 bucks to get it working, and it is very stable,
reliable, and sounds great. Sucks to pay, but you may have to wait until
Alsa puts out some more drivers. Incidently, the Alsa, near as I can
In order to set up dhcp server, you need to download the dhcp package.
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/Mandrake/updates/7.2/RPMS/dhcp-3.0b2pl9-3mdk.i586.rpm
That one should work.
Then, edit dhcpd.conf, here is mine
subnet 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
option routers 192.168.0.1;
that these things would have been installed by
default...
(I'll save that for a future rant)
-Original Message-
From: Ron Heron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 3:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Internet Connection Sharing
In order
also run the command #postfix check
Was this an upgrade to 8.0? When I upgraded to 8.1, my postfix was broken
with a permissions problem. I had some other problems, so I installed
fresh, and now I have no problems with postfix. The check command will
tell you exactly what may be failing.
Ron
I have 8.1, W2k, and WinME on the same machine, but I just use lilo. I
installed 8.1 on top of the win2k and winme, and when it came to configure
lilo, the only thing i did differently was to make windows the default. I
don't think you will have any problem using the standard install, but the
I don't get it. First, you refer to different window managers, then
getting the java client to work. I'll try to help on both:
As for window managers, you simply specify in the config file what to use.
quote from the docs ( http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/docs.html ):
The script
To all the misinformed:
Look, there ARE drivers for winmodems. Go to http://www.linmodems.org ,
and you will find it. You may not find a solution for all winmodems, but
you will for the popular ones. I have a Compaq Presario 1800 with a
lucent chip, and it works great. So, go to the site,
Yup, kind of a love hate thing. Gotta hate the junk, but love the fact
that it doesn't stop the coders from getting around it. And laptop
manufacturers are also to blame, especially those linux friendly ones...
--- Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 05:17 pm, Ron
the r00taxx is a joke by the auther. it really isn't an error.
57: )
1.2 |olle58: #AC_CHECK_LIB(r00t, r00taxx, r00t=yess,
r00t=noo, [LIBBRAIN=-lhaxxor])
|59: #if test x$r00t = xnoo; then
|60: #echo no
OOOps, I meant aktion for the kde part. And it is not included in 8.0.
As for the netscape, it worked via plugger and avifile.
--- Ron Heron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7.2, you probably used avifile, but a front end to xmms. Also, kde
integrated xanim into the mix. However, on 8.0, I
Here's a me-too,
What i noticed is the available (free) memory is nill, and I am actually
using swap, were I never was before. Is it pre-allocating for streams or
buffers, or do you think there is a leak? (8.0 - Beta1 - stock SMP)
--- Gabriel Fortuna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And yea, on
Your partitions may have changed.
Try mounting different partitions, looking for boot.
# mount -t ext2 /dev/hda1 /mnt
EXT2-fs: 03:0a: couldn't mount because of unsupported
optional features.
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on
/dev/hda1 or too many mounted
I know it's not a fix, but instead of kill -9 from a cli, try
ctrl-alt-esc, and left mouse click on the dead netscape. This works for
me. Sad when we can only compare the best ways to kill netscape. I am
disappointed. I just wish konquerer were faster.
ron
--- Praedor Tempus [EMAIL
I guess I just need to work with it more. Maybe its the "blank" while
loading images, where netscape always gave the image as it loaded. Then
again, I haven't looked deep into the configuration, just enough to enable
java.
--- s [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know what's up with yours, but
Hello,
I have been getting authintication failures for ipop connections on
Mdk80beta1. Is there an issue with pamd? It says something like
"couldn't get tty name".
Ron
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Check your font server:
#service xfs status
if it is stopped,
#service xfs start
Ron
--- Sir Lox Elroy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear All,
I am trying to edit some things out of my Run Levels to secure a
box. I installed Mandrake 8.0 Beta and for some reason something
freezes up on
#e2fsck -f -b 0 /dev/hdc3
if that doesn't work, try
#e2fsck -f -b 8193 /dev/hdc3
ron
--- vick Julius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have a corrupted partition on a 2nd Hard disk (/dev/hdc3) and i tried
fsck
and e2fsck with no success I tried also the following commands:
1)#sfdisk -l
Hi,
Yes, the xfont server crashed. But my problem as it turns out was my
cookerupdate on the KDE. After I fixed the font server, I was only unable
to start kdm. I had to back out of the 2.1-5 kde stuff. Here is the
error:
kdm[2043]: /usr/lib/libkdeui.so.3: undefined symbol:
Hello,
I did a dev update via MandrakeUpdate, and hosed my XF86. I tried
configuring via xf86config, but no worky, keep getting a "unable to load
default font "fixed".
What's the best way to get X up and running again, and does anyone know
how this could have happened?
Thanks,
Ron
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Hello,
First - the 8.0 XMMS-Mpg is OUTSTANDING! Until now, I had used MpegTV
(and paid for it) for Mpeg viewing.
Now, what about AVI? I had used avifile, but am having dependancy/library
problems. On 7.2, avifile worked great, and supported most of the codecs.
So, what's everybody using for
Hello,
This is probably my biggest problem with Mdk 8.0.
I don't know much about libraries, but almost EVERY package that I like to
use seems to need the libstdc++-lib6.1-2.so.3. But, this has been
replaced with a newer package. Here is the output from trying to meet the
dependencies.
Hi,
Until this is fixed, you can use #chkconfig to do what you need. Just run
#chkconfig --help for info. With this, you can list and define all
services.
Ron
--- "Albert E. Whale" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've installed another LM 7.2 server and I am attempting to resolve the
problem where
I am had problems with installing avifile on the 8.0 distro. Avifile is
needed to play avi's with the xmms-avi plugin. Here are the details of my
fun-filled adventure:
1) avifile-0.6.0-0.beta4.2 gave me the following dep errors:
avi-codecs is needed by avifile-0.6.0-0.beta3.1
Hi Cecil,
I have downloaded and installed Cookfire. You are right, not too many
docs or descriptions on it. I will try to describe.
1) The install
It is a basic system installation, with a graphical install. You will
need between 300 and 1200 MB available, and around 32M RAM.
It will install
find it. I would like to
download and try it. Can someone point me in the right direction?
-Original Message-----
From: Ron Heron [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 9:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] OT:Cookfire
Hi Cecil,
I have
hi,
It depends on what you are trying to do. If you are trying to assign
dynamic IP's to your lan, you just set it up to listen on the eth of the
lan network. Couldn't you just use Drakconf to help you? Also, check the
docs (how-to's) and it should give you a 1-2-3 on how to do it.
Ron
---
No kidding, reminds me of the NT "user adjustment" that required a reboot
every 45 days. Sheeez, the only adjustment a user should have to make, is
to upgrade periodically as the developers squish bugs (ie this one).
--- Pierre Fortin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark,
[At the risk of starting
Hello,
I have done it, and it is quite neat, but can be a little tricky.
Basically, you have /boot partitions for each install (among others). In
your case, Mandrake Install should do this for you, but if it does not,
just follow the following steps:
1) Once the install on hdb (7.2) is
First, ensure that smb and nmb are running (most likeley, they are):
[root@heronet kernel]# ps aux|grep smb
root 1122 0.0 0.4 2580 1188 ?S05:28 0:00 smbd -D
root 2563 0.0 0.2 1312 524 pts/0S13:00 0:00 grep smb
[root@heronet kernel]# ps aux|grep nmb
root
I forgot, make sure that the shared directory has the right permisions.
To test, just make the permissions 0750.
Ron Heron
--- Ron Heron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First, ensure that smb and nmb are running (most likeley, they are):
[root@heronet kernel]# ps aux|grep smb
root 1122 0.0
#mkdir /sambamount (or whatever, just a directory to mount to)
#mount -rw -t smbfs -o username=joe,password=blow //clienthostname
/sambamount
Ron
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I've got Samba up and running. I'll probably grab that book. I had
thought about it before.
I've tried using
Sorry, I should have been more clear.
The creating of a directory is just so you will have a directory to mount
to. This is no different than any other form of mounting. Call it what
you want, it's just that when you mount, and cd to the directory, you will
be able to list the contents of the
http://www.macsecurity.org/resources/xinetd/tutorial.shtml
Also, xinetd can be found at http://www.xinetd.org
Ron
or enter "xinetd" in a search engine.
--- Larry Blodgett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Mandrake have a good writeup on xinetd?
Is there one out there that a newbie can
Actually, you don't even have to go through all that. What you can do is
the following:
#ln -s /mnt/cdrom /desiredmountpointname/cda
#ln -s /mnt/cdrom2 /desiredmountpointname/cdb
#ln -s /mnt/cdrom3 /desiredmountpointname/cdc
Then, in your smb.conf, just add /desiredmountpointname as a
The LM login box is really KDM, the window manager from KDE. To change
the goofy penguins, you access the "login Manager" configuration utility.
I think it is under Configuration - KDE - System - Login Manager
You can select the pixmaps from there. If all you have are goofy
penguins, you may
Hi everyone,
I just noticed that there is another beta kde2 on cookerwith the following
packages (not all are as new as the last Chris's packages):
ncftp ...l/cooker/Mandrake/RPMS ls kde*
kde1-compat-1.1.2-8mdk.i586.rpm
The issue is that when running an X session, and I attempt to start
a
second session using CTRL-ALT-F2 (or any function key up to 6), the
X
server shuts down.
HUH?!?! C-A-F2 will give you a terminal session, X-A-F7 (depending on
where the session was initiated, F7 by default)
right click in the panel area, select "buttons", and find your application
(teminals, xterm - for example).
--- s [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I put a shortcut in the kpanel/taskbar? I no longer have the
terminal shortcut that I used to use so much.
TIA,
-s
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Never Mind my response. I finally read the original post, and realized
what was happening. I HATE QUOTING!!!
--- Ron Heron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The issue is that when running an X session, and I attempt to
start
a
second session using CTRL-ALT-F2 (or any function key up
Praedor,
You probably have a daemon that just doesn't want to quit. Try doing a
#ps aux just before shutdown, to see what's running. Then, try going down
each init level, one at a time (init 4, 3, 2, 1).
Ron
--- Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently, whenever I shutdown my laptop
It gets even better! Once you have xmms working, you can right-click in
the panel, select "applets", and add "xmms applet" and then you can start
your playlist from the panel, also add stock tickers, news tickers,
whatever! Most of KDE is pretty user-friendly, and it's potential blows
other
client or server?
You should be able to do whatever you want with drakconf.
Ron
--- Devin Rader [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone tell me what I need to do in order to set up DHCP on my box
after I have installed the DHCP package?
Thanks!
Devin
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Hi, assuming the routing is all correct, it looks like you just need to
add the following line to your /etc/smb.conf
hosts allow = 141.108.21. 141.108.16. 127.
The line should follow the following text block from the config file
# This option is important for security. It allows you to
Does anyone know where to download mandrake rpm
of apache 1.3.17 (the newest one) ?
Near as I can tell, the most recent Mandrake is the 1.3.14-2. If you
still want 1.3.17, you'll have to use a standard RH version. When
Mandrake puts out the .17, you'll still be able to upgrade to it, though.
Hi Praedor,
Wine should only build fonts upon running the first aplication, after
initially installing or configuring Wine for the first time, or in the
first new directory. It is actually building the registry based on your
system fonts.
In other words, if you just installed wine, and you
I cannot telnet/ftp into my own box. Cannot connect to
port
80 and 119. I just get errors that network is not available. Something
is
There needs to be a 7.2 FAQ! This question comes up often... here are
some things to check:
ifconfig -a - look for your network address and UP
ping network
#ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1 up
ya have to tell it the ip?
--- Andreas Müller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am Don, 08 Feb 2001 schrieben Sie:
type ifconfig at the # and see what that says - it sounds like your
network
card has not been activated or not found.
Hallo Mike,
well first I do not
If the person sending that mail, or someone that knows of such a page,
reads
I know a page :)
goto http://www.yahoo.com , and type "email etiquette" in the little box,
and press enter.
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Just to resound, the message below is perfectly accurate. So, to provide
this type of service, like a linux version of dialpad, one would have to
hack the client software, and provide routing to the PSTN Gateway on the
server end. There are several of these gateways that one would have to
Read this: http://www.mandrakeuser.org/xwin/index.html
It isn't telnet. You have to have an X server running on your client
machine (the remote) and tell the server to get it's input from a
specified location, using the command (#X -query 192.168.0.1 ) substitute
IP for the IP of the host.
Hello,
I would like to ask for some assistance from those using Cable Modems
(@home, RoadRunner, etc). The test scenario is as follows:
1) Open an ncftp to, say the MUO site or other (your choice)
2) Download several 1 to 2 Meg. files, one at a time.
3) Note the throughput (24.2kpbs, for
Hello,
I would like to ask for some assistance from those using Cable Modems
(@home, RoadRunner, etc). The test scenario is as follows:
1) Open an ncftp to, say the MUO site or other (your choice)
2) Download several 1 to 2 Meg. files, one at a time.
3) Note the throughput (24.2kpbs, for
Al,
I would love to help. Please add me to the list. I am a switching guy
(the tandem/voip part)
Ron
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no-way man! My install works great (so far). I did have one problem, but
I was installing on top of the old. I deleted the .kde directories, and
all the kde-related directories in /usr/share, and all the /tmp files
related to kde, then followed the instructions "DO_NOT_READ_THIS" and it
worked
Wow, this is crazy. Maybe the following will explain
client - software app - ISP - Internet - Service Provider - VOIP
Gateway - PSTN
client = You, the linux user
software app = doesn't exist properly yet (JAVA crap)
ISP = well, you know
Internet = duh,
Service Provider = Provides billing,
--- Sevatio Octavio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes... a zillion thanks to all the developers out there for lifting us
out of that costly hell-hole known as Microsoft. Now we can spend more
time with our work rather than screw with that piece of junk Windows.
Well, I too thank the
How is your wine set up? Do you just run apps, or do you use wine to
access an installed win95? Also, which version are you using? I love
wine, and use it for running WinVN. How did you install the media player.
I can't get it to run.
Windows Media Player works fine here. I use Codeweavers
Looking at it, *all* the dirs on /mymusic have those rights. My Music
is at /mymusic/My Music/ . I've tried "chmod 666 ./My\ Music/" and
"chmod a+rw ./My\ Music/" as root, get no error messages, but the
perms don't change. I feel like I'm missing something simple, but even
searching the
Hello,
I have been searching and searching, and cannot find anything that will
work with Linux for PC-Local PSTN Phone Calls.
What I was trying to find, is something that will work like the Yahoo!
Phone Calls that is currently only available for Windows and MAC.
Any ideas?
Ron
1) the only problem with multiple cards, is that you will have two
modules, and if you are using the LRP floppy, it may just take up room.
Still shouldn't be a problem, though.
2) the video is a bios setting, where you simply allow the computer to
boot without keyboard or video.
3) Check the
Hello,
I use both W2k and W98 on my Samba box. I use encrypted passwords,
though. What have you set up? AFAIK Windows 2000 will only work with
samba using encrypted, or at least that's the only way I could get both
flavors working on the same lan.
Ron
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reports to developers.
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
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Sendt: 19. januar 2001 00:19
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: Re: [expert] RPM Updates
I may be doing it wrong, but by golly it has worked everytime!
#rpm -Uhv --force
Does this happen while running VMWare?
Security Violations
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Jan 17 04:03:34 mdw1982 kernel: Directory sread (sector 0x13) failed
Jan 17 04:03:34 mdw1982 kernel: Directory sread (sector 0x13) failed
Jan 17 04:03:34 mdw1982 kernel: Directory sread (sector 0x13)
Actually, this whole thread is a joke. But, no, I am entirely too lazy to
put all the rpms on one command line :)
Also, for those so concerned that I won't know what the dependancies are,
(I thought for sure that the "by golly" would have shown I was kidding)
try this on any installed package:
You probably didn't reboot after creating the partition. This wouldn't be
a reiser partition would it?
I had this problem after creating a new partition. I fixed it by dumping
the partition, rebooting, and recreating, rebooting and formating.
Ron
--- Ali Alper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all,
What is the command to fix the icons in the tray? update-menu works great
for the menu items, but all my icons are broken since the upgrade.
Thanks,
Ron
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Have you fixed the /etc/X11/xdm/Xsetup_0 file by adding
/usr/bin/kdmdesktop at the end? That will enable X to read the kdmrc
file. I fixed mine before the upgrade, and all is well with KDM.
Also, my appologies to the "quoting monitors" but I thought it necessary
to include the entire thread
I may be doing it wrong, but by golly it has worked everytime!
#rpm -Uhv --force --nodeps *rpm
Ron
--- Tib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, after 12 hours of downloading and stuff - the Freshen command I
used just
spit everything back at me with conflicts and dependencies
[grumblegrumble]
Jan 2001, Ron Heron wrote:
I may be doing it wrong, but by golly it has worked everytime!
#rpm -Uhv --force --nodeps *rpm
Ron
--- Tib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, after 12 hours of downloading and stuff - the Freshen command
I
used just
spit everything back at me
What is the DNS setting on your client terminals?
-Ron
Linux Desktop/firewall/router IP 192.168.1.100
the above machine blocks nothing from internal network
Laptop running Linux/Win 2k IP 192.168.1.120
Desktop running Win 98/Linux IP 192.168.1.110
http://www.realtor.com is one of the
--- Klar Brian D Contr MSG SICN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ooops, sorry the DNS is set to my isp's dns settings as is the
I have a similar arrangement, but I set the client pc's to point DNS to
the linux server (192.1.0.1). It fixed alot of my mysterious problems.
The Mandrake "Internet
Try writing the command into a script file, make it executable, and
reference the cron to that.
--- "Russell \"Elik\" Rademacher" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the Crontab broken in the Mandrake 7.2? For past few days after I
installed the new crontabs for one user and another as other,
--- Christopher Molnar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't speak for Mandrake on this one. I spoke with my buddys at NEBS
and
they thought about charging more, but it may be in violation of the GPL
to
charge much more. There is a general spirit of things in the open
source
community and
Hello,
I remember seeing alot of posts about not being able to change the
background for the KDM login screen. Here is the fix:
Edit /etc/X11/xdm/Xsetup_0
Add "/usr/bin/kdmdesktop" after the xsetroot lines
Here's a cut from my Xsetup_0 .
---snip
/usr/X11R6/bin/xsetroot -solid
kfirewall
--- Steve Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i was wondering if anyone knew of a gui interface for ipchains
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--- Klar Brian D Contr MSG SICN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't do themes either. I just give everything a once
I think you are ALL closet theme users :)
Seriously, It does work on the the latest RPM's, just not alot of themes
to pick from. Does anyone have any information on the paths that
Hello,
I just installed the mdk kde 2.1 beta. The release notes say that 2.1 now
contains a Theme Manager. Does anyone know where this is, or what the
command is?
Thanks, Ron
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run lilo? - Ron
--- Buchan Milne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In an attempt to get our CD-RW server back up and writing CDs, I have
installed the kernel 2.2.16-9mdk from the 7.1 updates. After doing the
mkinitrd and editing
slew of messages that the packages ( Chris Molnar's
ftp://nebsllc.com/pub/KDE_UPDATE ) already installed were newer.
BTW, I was hoping for a KLogin Wallpaper fix - but it seems it is still
broke. Also, Konquerer Web Browser is still having Java problems :(
If it's any consolation, I had the same problem with SuSE, and RedHat.
The problem for me was fixed when I upgraded to 2.2.16 with the hendrick
IDE patches (I used the SuSE kernel) Mandrake 7.2 has the 2.2.17 with the
patches. You don't need to upgrade to 7.2, just download the SRPMS for
the
check to see if all your memory was recognized (#free) if it only says
64000 total, then add a line to lilo.conf (append="mem=256M") and run
lilo.
--- Kelley Terry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 07 December 2000 11:54 pm, you wrote:
I decided to go clean install and get a fully 7.2
for me, I actually had to install the telnet server. Also, 7.2 uses
xinetd. - Ron
--- Bryan Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi. I am an experienced Debian user who is having a little trouble with
Mandrake 7.2.
My mandrake box doesn't want to start ftp or telnet services. Telnet in
particular
Try checking if all your memory was recognized -#free
If that shows 64000 total, then you need to put an append line into lilo
(append="mem=256M") . I put this line just after the timeout line, then
re-run lilo.
Ron
--- Chris Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On December 8, 2000 12:20 pm, you
you did try nslookup hostname (nslookup www.linux.org) if you try just
nslookup without a host to actually look up, you will get this response.
May not be the problem, though
--- Steve Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i installed the caching dns server on mandrake 7.2, it works fine one
I appologize, but can somebody summarize this thread? I haven't been
following. If I understand correctly, 2.01 is out, but not via Mandrake?
Ron
--- Chris Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On December 6, 2000 05:30 am, you wrote:
Mandrake's Updates are _beyond_ the 2.01 release already
That probably means, xinetd listens and responds to
request on imap port but
fails to spawn imap program.
First, make sure the port is opened in the services
file. Then try telnet localhost:143. Then try
connecting using pine. Then check your hosts.allow
and any other firewall settings
Look into xinetd..
--- Lee Buller's Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ladies and Gentlemen
I am fumbling around with a Mandrake 7.2 install and cannot seem to
configure the FTP Server to get it to connect. inetd is running, but I
cannot get a connect and cannot seem to undestand
as trying to access my smtp server (and access
was apparently
Nov 28 23:59:07 duck kernel: Packet log: input
DENY eth1 PROTO=1
63.98.105.3:8 208.xxx.xxx.xx1:0 L=60 S=0x00
I=6793 F=0x T=114 (#1)
Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but this
isn't a relay attempt. It´s just
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