Armisis Aieoln wrote:
how do you edit gdm?
i mean i installed helix-gnome, and it took gnome off of the login session
manager selection, now all i get is kde and the others but no gnome or
sawmill...
I'm assuming you are running mdk 7.2?
Same thing here, actually I tried 3 times.. Seems
Armisis Aieoln wrote:
Yep... ive emailed them... no reply yet... and unlike kdm i cannot find a
control setup for gdm to allow configuration.
I've emailed them also.. I miss helix.. I'm currently running KDE2 (
which is not bad.. )..
But I got used to helix and to ME, gnome without it
Has anyone got win4lin to work with 7.2.. I just found this today and
tried it..
However, upon install, it stated I was using a non-standard kernal (
yea, 2.2.17-mdk )..
I would appreciate any help from anyone who has done this..
Alan
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On Monday 06 November 2000 03:02, Dennis Robertson wrote:
On Mon, Nov 06, 2000 at 04:01:08AM -,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone noticed that StarOffice no longer prints after upgrading to
Mandrake 7.2? All my other apps can print, but StarOffice only acts
like it -
On Sunday 05 November 2000 23:01, you wrote:
much deleted.
I just printed a document from SO 5.2 last night under Mdk 7.2..
No problems here..
Alan
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+++
Coming to you from Linux-Mandrake 7.2 and/or BeOS. No windows
involved
Hey all.. I have few more little bitty problems with 7.2 that I hope can
be answered..
First, I was the one who posted a few days ago about the voodoo banshee
card not installing right with 7.2 or RH 7 beta using Xfree 4.0. I
never did solve it, but solved it by buying a new Matrox G400.. Not
Gavin Clark wrote:
Speaking of BeOS, I want to check it out but their docs keep mentioning
windows when installing it. This box is just mandrake. Can I get BeOS to
install without MS?
Thanks,
Gavin
Sure, thats the BEST way to do it.. Matter of fact many BeOS "tryer
outers" are
Hell all, I need some assistance.. I removed win98 and installed
win2000.
I had been using PowerQuests boot magic to boot win/linux/beos but it
will not work in win2000.
So I tried to move grub from hdb1 ( where it was ) to mbr.. This works
but will not boot win2000..
I get:
booting 'windows'
Stephen Bosch wrote:
Alann:
Many people have had difficulties with APC's own BackUPS software. I
would recommend you use the non-APC open source daemon
apcupsd
which you can find by searching for this term at www.google.com/linux.
I am currently using this daemon to support
Has anyone gotten APC's Backups software to work?
I've tried both RPM and source, both with same result..
I'm connected to the UPS with ttyS1.. Upon the install script, the
software tries to init the ups com port ( Light goes out ) and reports
an error, the ttyS1 port must be set up as a
Asheesh Laroia wrote:
Now I'm using the following KDE RPMS from cooker; it works fine, though
KOffice seems a bit more crash-prone than it had been earlier:
The magazine ( Linux Magazine ) that I *just* got in the mail has an
article on howto install KDE correctly.
However, had not time
Sarang Lakare wrote:
my suggestion, don't bother with 1.1.2, either directly upgrade to 2.0
(which is heaven!) or wait for Mandrake 7.2
-sarang
I'm dying to try KDE 2.. But after 2 attempts at installing ( following
the instructions religously ) KDE2, twice, both times resulting in a
Alexander Skwar wrote:
On Sun, Sep 17, 2000 at 01:52:05AM -0400, alann wrote:
What is the purpose? Why is it better ( I'm sure Mandrake people have a
reason ).
Up to netscape 4.74 Mandrake used the libc5 version of netscape. To be able
to load such a program, you had to load it via
Can anyone tell my WHY Mandrake uses the ld.linux.so2 to load Netscape?
Where as RedHat and others just load NS as an executable?
What is the purpose? Why is it better ( I'm sure Mandrake people have a
reason ).
I'm just really lost as to why and what purpose..
Thanks!
Alan
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Andy Judge wrote:
I was curious what firewall software (preferably free) is considered
powerful and somewhat easy to use. I wrote my own with ipchains and
ipmasqadm. Mandrake comes with gfcc, but I might as well write the thing by
hand. I've read about the port sentry firewall and that
Phil Risby wrote:
Wilson wrote:
I downloaded and installed Linux-Mandrake 7.2 beta but everytime I try to
boot it stops at:
Would some kind person tell me what to do with the iso file?
Do I burn it straight to CD or what?
Please instruct a first time iso downloader :-)
Thanks
Dale Morris wrote:
I changed the screen resolution on my Mandrake 7.0 configuration to 32b at 1024
and the system froze and I had to do a hard reboot. When I reconfigured X to 24
at 800 and brought up Netscape, the navigation/tool bars at the top were in
black relief. ??
This is a noted
Larry Sword wrote:
RRPotratz wrote:
Hello,
I've upgraded my motherboard and CPU and now can not get my SB64AWE to
work correctly. As the modules are loaded as it boots the card starts to buzz
and does not stop. The only way to get it to stop is to edit anything having
to do with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to tape drives in linux and actually have no clue on how to install
them. I got myself sony superstation ide drive and mdk 7 detected it as
disk drive? mind telling me abouth the how tos you've read?
thanx
You can find them under the LDP icon.. How-to's
Hi, I'm trying ( unsucessfully ) to get my Colorodo T-3000 to work under linux.
I have read a number of how-tos, but am a little lost in trying to configure it under
/etc/fstab. Most of the how-to's I have found have dealt with inserting ftape in the
kernal.
Ftape seems to be present on my MDK
"Michael G.Moore" wrote:
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, you wrote:
I have a scanner manufactured by KYE called the Genius, "Color Page-EP"
which supports Twain, Recognita OCR, EPP. I believe it is a SCSI
emulator as there is no card, just software. I can daisy chain it to the
printer or connect
Harshal Pradhan wrote:
Hi,
We have just installed Mandrake 7.0 in our computing lab at college.
Users home directories are mounted over NFS and authentication is over
NIS.
Everything is up and running fine except this irritating problem we have
been having with netscape. Even after a
I posted this a while back and sort of got off track.
I have a linux box at work and I'm trying to get it to ftp thru the MS proxy machine..
Had no luck. 2 days ago, an internet company brought another linux box in for real
time
video streaming output to the net. They ( who are better at
Over the past days I've seen a LOT of things cross here about 7.0.
I have a wonderful working 6.1 system now, and Linux Mandrake is my MAIN
OS.. I'm seeking an honest answer here. Should I upgrade, or are there a lot of
things (
bugs ) creeping around.. Some of the main things I've got
Is Mandrake 7 REALLY based on Debian??
The following is what I got from the email list on cheap bytes tonite.
This caught me off guard..??
Is it true?
Alan
Linux-Mandrake (Air) 7.0 is now released!
You are receiving this e-mail because you have joined the CheapBytes mailing
list for
I am back working on my on again, off again linux project at work.
I need to ftp some files thru our firewall, but so far have been unsucessful. I cannot
connect to any site. I'm on the network, and can surf via Netscape using proxy
settings.
I have ftp in netscape set up and cannot ftp, I get
Shane Owenby wrote:
On Sat, Dec 18, 1999 at 11:38:01PM -0700, Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Sat, 18 Dec 1999, Ramon Gandia wrote:
"Ronald J. Yacketta" wrote:
Michael Flaig wrote:
Hello !
How can I get SSH for Mandrake 6.1 ?
It is needed for Servers ... to get
Last week I bought a new printer ( HP 895Cse ) and inquired about some drivers.
TO make a long story short, there's one that works out of the box for these newer color
printers. Just choose the cdj550 driver.
I was using the HP Deskjet driver and it worked for BW but no color. The 550 works
Civileme wrote:
alann wrote:
Try this
http://www.proaxis.com/~mgelhaus/linux/software/hp880c/hp880c.html
Make sure you have Aladdin Ghostscript 5.50 or later and it should work. Grant
Taylor's
Database lists this as a "partially" working printer.
Civileme
Co
OK, to recap, my Canon BJC-4200 died. I bought a new HP 895Cse printer.
Parallel, not a win printer.
I can print from printtool to ASCII test page, and directly to lp0.
I cannot print a Ghostscript test page. Cannot print from Netscape or anything
else like SO5.1 or Maxwell, etc. Even KDE's
Axalon or anyone else?
Any thoughts as to why my X is using 80Meg's of ram?
KDE seems consistant to use 59Meg or so..
Whats wrong??
Is this an XF86 Banshee bug?
Mandrake Bug?
I hate to try another disto!
Mandrake has been so user friendly for me and allowed me to get things
DONE!!
But I'm
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Sun, 5 Dec 1999, Denis Havlik wrote:
On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, alann wrote:
:Something seems really wierd here..
:I'm hopeing somebody can give me an answer as to why X uses so much
:memory..
:
: 477 root 12 0 76300 74M 2216 S 0 1.4 59.6
Something seems really wierd here..
I'm hopeing somebody can give me an answer as to why X uses so much
memory..
477 root 12 0 76300 74M 2216 S 0 1.4 59.6 0:35 X
606 alann 8 0 3720 3720 2592 S 0 1.4 2.9 0:00
gnome-terminal
609 alann 17 0 1040
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
folks,
i was wondering why is it when i run top i can see ld-linux.so.2 running
occassionally. Isn't it a library file? Should it be running as a process??
Attached sample log:
This might not be exact correct syntax but I also noticed this,
especially
WH Bouterse wrote:
I too have seen a recent reawakening of the dreaded netscape induced
'ld-linux.so ' with 95% CPU usage.
L-M 6.1, netscape-common-4.70-1mdk.i586.rpm and
netscape-communicator-4.70-1mdk.i586.rpm installed
This will cause netscape to basically cease to be usable at
Steven Smith wrote:
The SMP circuitry was 'disabled' by Intel (on Celeron processors). There are
motherboards and 'sockets' that 'enable' the circuitry...
-Original Message-
From: Jason Antonacci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 9:04 AM
To: [EMAIL
Does anyone know if there is anything out there that will play a win
.asx
file for linux?? I looked for about and hour on my sys and the net and
came up with zero.
As usual, the answers probably on my HD, but I couldn't find one..
Thanks!
Alan
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R_Yeo wrote:
Hi,
I've noticed in the mail headers that there are quite of
few of you using kmail, so perhaps some guru can help me.
I have been using Netscape. Recently, during my travel
home, I accumulated in excess of 800 mails. Netscape seems
to choke on that and I am
Hey all.. I have a trivial question but I'm curious.
Dloading many mandrake cooker packages, I have noticed a difference in
some .mdk names.
For instance foo.bar.1.1.1-mdk5.tar.gz
What is the designation ( if any ) of the 5 after mdk..
I have seen mdk1,mdk3, mdk5, and mdk6..
Does this mean
Fabien Deschodt wrote:
Hello,
I was attempting to upgrade my licq to licq-0.70-1mdk and recieve an
error: failed dependancies:
libstdc++-libc6.1-2.so.3
I would like to try the new licq version but have been unable to find this
library. Could anyone please assist me in
root wrote:
Get the rpm from www.linuxberg.com. Go to
http://nitco.linuxberg.com/x11html/com_messengers.html
get gaim in rpm and install it.
Tik can be installed by tar zxvf tik-0.70.tar.gz This will create a
directory called tik. change to that directory. type ./tik.tcl
there
John Aldrich wrote:
On Thu, 05 Mar 1992, you wrote:
Hell,
I just upgraded Mandrake6.1 over Mandrake6.0. For a day and a half I havre
gtried to configure X with no luck. Mandrake6.0 worked like a champ. Also,
my dialer works, but I cannot ping.
Have you configured
I am planning to buy a CD R ( and RW ) soon. I was hoping any of you
can tell
me specific models that work perfectly with MDK.. And also models to
avoid like the
plague.. Also as an added Bonus, any of you running MDK and BeOS on the
same machine.
A drive that would work on BOTH would be the
rooker wrote:
Please help with a perplexing problem...
I used the RedHat Control Panel element netcfg to create my PPP connection
to my ispthat is all fine and good... I can use usernetctl ifcfg-ppp0
up to activate my PPP connection from a console prompt...
However because I only
Lee Wilson wrote:
Anyone know how long I can got with Cat-5 10BaseT cabling and not have
attenuation errors or lost data, etc?
We've got some runs in our building that are at least 250 Ft.
They seem to work OK. I dunno what the "official" spec is on that but
back in the old days,
we had
Eosnet Team wrote:
I recently purchased an AGP voodoo banchee card (upgraded from a diamond
viper PCI card) and I can't for the life of me get it to change resolutions
above 320X200 and 16 colors. It's almost as if it ignors the mode setting
all together.
I have tried all of the drivers
Steve Philp wrote:
William Ahern wrote:
only tip i've found so far is just to set the date back.
date --set='-n seconds/minutes/hours/days/months/years'
ex: date --set='-1 days'
On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, you wrote:
My RealPlayer G2 has been working just fine for quite awhile. Today
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently purchased a IBM 500 MHz Pentium III Aptiva, with 128M,
RW-drive, 17 G hard drive, and a DVD.
IBM's technical support just told me that if I try to put linux on the
system, they can not guarantee that I can get anything ever running on
the computer again,
rq=x,y io=a,b -- this line is for if u
have to
similar cards and uneed to separate out the irq/io.
in factt u can pass these arguments to lilo
lilo: linux ether=irq #, io #, eth0 ether=irq #, io #, eth1
alann [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/11/99 12:00:21 PM
Plea
Harald Schreiber wrote:
P A N - A Newsreader for X: http://www.superpimp.org/
ftp://source.rebelbase.com/pub/pan/pan-0.4.9.tar.bz2
Translation: "pan" is a real offline newsreader for GNOME/gtk+.
I don't use it. So I can't give you any comments on it.
Regards
Harald
--
I've got
paul johnson wrote:
I was successfully running Mandrake 6.0 with no problems until I tried
to use linuxconf to add a second ethernet card, eth1, an Intel Pro/100.
When I tried to activate the changes the machine hung. I powered off
and now the boot process never gets beyond activating
"Ji-Haw, Foo" wrote:
Regarding your dual network card problem, it is a well known issue for many
people (like me) who use Linux as a router. I assume your 2nd NIC has PnP
built in. What you can do is run this program called isapnp (from somewhere
in your harddisk, or look it up on the
Steve Philp wrote:
alann wrote:
I have been challenged with a task at work and we hope to use Linux for
this.
This will be the first Linux machine in the building. Let me try to
describe what I want
to do and what I have done allready.
I am a TV engineer. Our TV station's
Dan Brown wrote:
alann wrote:
2 network cards residing in a machine. These are ISA cards BTW, so I
cannot set IRQ like PCI's.
Actually, you've got it backwards. Typically, ISA cards need
particular IRQs set, not PCI cards. I'm not 100% sure about the
EtherExpress, but my
Ramon Gandia wrote:
Aaron W. wrote:
Pairs are usually a color, and the second wire is white with
trace of the color. As in blue and blue/white. It is easy
to figure out which wires are the pair. However, in the RJ-45
connector, the pairs are NOT 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8. They are in some
First, let me say THANKS to the many people who have responded with
ideas.!!
I TRULY thank all of you.. But I stumbled across this myself and think
I found a bug.
First, the fix. To refresh, I had partial sound, but NO CD sound, and
no realplay. I did have .wav and sounds in
Thierry Vignaud wrote:
Civileme wrote:
Didn't work on what?
There are some alternatives for sound setup, for the really weird
hardware
Well, for "special" sound stuff, here is a doc i wrote for a poor
lonesome linuxer who cannot get its sndcard working.
--
MandrakeSoft
I have this problem thats really driving me nuts and cannot resolve. It
deals with my SB PCI128.
I *have* sound, except CD audio. I can play .wav's ( although many seem
to be terribly distorted, and play fine in windows. ).
Can play .mp3s, movies, etc, except CD's. I get NO sound. Yes,
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