On Friday 05 January 2001 21:47, you wrote:
Thanks for the info civileme.
If the problem is that the kernel has been patch to include udma100 and
this causes the problem I have been having, is their a fix? I would
love to get Mandrake working again.
just for info I have the following
On Fri, 5 Jan 2001, civileme wrote:
On Thursday 04 January 2001 20:44, you wrote:
Paul Stear wrote:
Hi all,
Something seriously changed from 7.1 to 7.2 and I have not had any
solution to my problem.
The install of 7.1 went without a hitch and all was well in the Mandrake
world
Thanks for the info civileme.
If the problem is that the kernel has been patch to include udma100 and this
causes the problem I have been having, is their a fix? I would love to
get Mandrake working again.
just for info I have the following configuration:-
ide0udma33 IBM6.4GB
Hi all,
Something seriously changed from 7.1 to 7.2 and I have not had any solution
to my problem.
The install of 7.1 went without a hitch and all was well in the Mandrake
world and I was very pleased with the distribution. However, trying an
upgrade caused problems, then a complete new
Paul Stear wrote:
Hi all,
Something seriously changed from 7.1 to 7.2 and I have not had any solution
to my problem.
The install of 7.1 went without a hitch and all was well in the Mandrake
world and I was very pleased with the distribution. However, trying an
upgrade caused problems,
On Thursday 04 January 2001 20:44, you wrote:
Paul Stear wrote:
Hi all,
Something seriously changed from 7.1 to 7.2 and I have not had any
solution to my problem.
The install of 7.1 went without a hitch and all was well in the Mandrake
world and I was very pleased with the
I've found that LM7.1 to be far less troublesome than
7.2, especially during installation (7.2 always gives
me a blank screen/freezes during the X part of the
install). Then again, I use gnome and enlightenment
--which are packaged better on 7.1 as well imho.
MandrakeUpdate works fine, after
civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Civileme,
Thanks for the article, interesting and helpful indeed. At the beginning of
the article you mentioned that the installer feels that it has to overwrite
the old system. Actually I did not experience anything like that. When I
installed a new system
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 10:23, you wrote:
civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Civileme,
Thanks for the article, interesting and helpful indeed. At the beginning of
the article you mentioned that the installer feels that it has to overwrite
the old system.
If you have a separate,
Hi Larry,
I feel what you described in here. Maybe Mark's point was not really
just have an interesting beta stuff, he wanted to fix stuff in
LM7.2. But, I think my point is still valid for a lot of people's
upgrades.
I think stability and featurefulness needs a different approach.
The
On 2001.01.02 Larry Marshall wrote:
Mandrake. By version 7 of anything things like print services should
be stable, period. This is especially true if the features have been
stable through the previous few versions and no increased facility is
being provided by the change.
Well, don't
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 03:08 am, you wrote:
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 08:44, you wrote:
Hi Mark and all of you suffering from upgrades,
In the not too distant past, I belonged to the same group as you. If
I saw new packages (usually rpms) of the latest and greatest, I
went ahead
LM7.2. But, I think my point is still valid for a lot of people's
upgrades.
No doubt about it Victor, I maintain a box for playing. My comments
were related to the difficulties of getting version 7+ of ANY
operating system to do basic things without having to relearn the
entire operating
Hi Mark and all of you suffering from upgrades,
In the not too distant past, I belonged to the same group as you. If
I saw new packages (usually rpms) of the latest and greatest, I
went ahead to installed them, and a lot of times ended up reinstalling
everything, sometimes the whole system.
On Tuesday 02 January 2001 08:44, you wrote:
Hi Mark and all of you suffering from upgrades,
In the not too distant past, I belonged to the same group as you. If
I saw new packages (usually rpms) of the latest and greatest, I
went ahead to installed them, and a lot of times ended up
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