I don't have the optimisations enabledI have tried everything to get it
going...it's been frusterating to the nth degreeI have a standard
floppy...like I said it works fine in 7.0 after doing the fix (cd /dev rm
cdrom ln -s scd0 cdrom) no problems at allbut install 7.1 and it
Civileme wrote:
7.0 didn't really support UDMA/66 without a lot of tweaking. My guess is
that your WD drive cannot do UDMA66 even though it was advertised to do
such.
Not impossible, but my drive doesn't work with any DMA mode in 7.1 (and
it worked
in 7.0 and in MSWindows).
Another
Hi!
Anyone has successful installed UDMA 66 with 7.1
and HPT366 on his BP6?
My problem starts when installer makes ide-scsi
detection it hangs.. any workaround to disable
detecting? (export mode doesn`t work..)
bye,
Torben
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Is anybody getting substantially better than 142 mb/sec and 22
mb/sec from 'hdparm -tT' ?? ATA/33 is capable of that 'cause
those are my numbers, and one (slave) HHD's a WD Caviar 8.4. ...
and is it worth all that hoops y'all seem to be jumpin thru to
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, you wrote:
I saved and printed your message and the next time I decide to abuse myself
with 7.1 I'll give that a try. I have reinstalled 7.0 because I got tired
of not having a working cd...
Well, the IDE CDRW setup should be the same in 7.0. If it's
not working then
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Those things are done automagically in 7.1 But with some drives
supermount can interfere with burning. Basically, your drive
MUST be unmounted to burn. Most drives unmount with a complaint
when supermount is active and complain again when the burner
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
Hmm...Ok. My bad. I didn't see that bit about it working in 7.0 but
not in 7.1. There have been reports (on this list and others) about
some brands of hard drives NOT being up to the UDMA 66 spec, and
causing problems, especially if
hallo MANDRAKE!
the daily security report tells me, that there are changes in the
ports which are open..
all these ports are qute high.. is this a side effect of
ip-masquerading? because i don't have services behind these ports..
it looks like this
Security Warning: There is modifications for
I ran into a similar problem once.
The problem you are running into is that the Image classes in the Java package
make use of the java.awt.Toolkit. For that class to work correctly, it has to
connect to a graphics system (i.e. X ). Since Windows 'always' has a graphics
engine running, it
Hello List,
I am running LM7.0 with the 2.2.16-9mdk kernel. I d'led Drakfont and tried to
use windows fonts. Error messages led me to dl gdk, gtk and glib from Mandrake
cooker. However, I still get the following errors when I open Drakfont:
Gdk-WARNING **: Creating pixmap from xpm with NULL
Jens Benecke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to get an IDE zip running on our server. It's for people who
want to copy stuff off the server onto a removable media and take it with
them. I use supermount to mount the thing:
/zip /zipsupermount
Hi,
I have installed at work Mdk 6.1 with the Samba 2.05a. Everything works
normally but I have realised of one big problem. I have a directory
shared with the windows users and in the smb.conf I have a selected an
option that say the force user = x for that share. Howeber, it
does't have
:~Do you mean even if and when we receive our "new" Mandrake 7.1
:~versions in the mail, we will have to upgrade the kernel???
:~vern
Jup.
--
-
Dr. Denis Havlikhttp://www.ap.univie.ac.at/users/havlik
Mandrakesoft
Philippe Wautelet wrote:
Civileme wrote:
7.0 didn't really support UDMA/66 without a lot of tweaking. My guess is
that your WD drive cannot do UDMA66 even though it was advertised to do
such.
Not impossible, but my drive doesn't work with any DMA mode in 7.1 (and
it worked
in 7.0
you can even run gnome in xstartup. comment out twm with a #, and exec
gnome-session on the next line. (or kde !)
bug
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VNC is nice as you can start a desktop at one site and go somewhere else
and pick-up where you left off. You have to
I am wondering what the normal speed for UDMA66? I just got about
14M/second, as fast as UDMA33.
From: Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] UDMA66 problem
Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2000 08:09:30 -0800
Philippe Wautelet wrote:
Civileme
Actually The X Server is indeed running with a Gnome session Any ideas?
-David Talbot
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
I ran into a similar problem once.
The problem you are running into is that the Image classes in the Java package
make use of the java.awt.Toolkit. For that class to
Federico Silva wrote:
Hi experts! :)
This was originally posted on newbie-list but it seems no one can
help me
so I (again) am doing cross-posting.
Any help or hints is welcome
-f.
-Original Message-
From: Federico Silva
Sent: miércoles 28 de junio de 2000
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Diamond gets awards for uncoopertiveness second only to Adaptec. Almost all
their X drivers are done without ANY help from Diamond. But it sounds llike
you almost have it.
Hmm... I *know* that Advansys supported linux, almost from the start.
But, I'd heard
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
"Jim P." wrote:
I saved and printed your message and the next time I decide to abuse myself
with 7.1 I'll give that a try. I have reinstalled 7.0 because I got tired
of not having a working cd...
Jim
The information that it works in 7.0 and
You sure didn't provide much information!
Send a:
cat /etc/smb.conf
ls -l /path/up/to/share/name
ls -l /path/share/name
and maybe someone can help you. One of my shares look like this:
[billprivate]
comment = stuff for install/admin
path = /home/lan/shares/billprivate
Title:
Did anyone understand my posting? Did anyone at Mandrake verify this problem? Am I on track here, or totally ignorant of how ipchains works?
(Pffft, pffft, is this thing working? Testing, one, two, three. Testing.)
I am sorry...I should havce changed the subject line...I was responding to
someone with a laptopbut I am getting desperate here...LOL
Jim
Hey Jim,
I'm not an 'expert', but I just read your message and it seems that
you're not real happy. It sounds like somebody dropped the ball as far
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Is anybody getting substantially better than 142 mb/sec and 22
mb/sec from 'hdparm -tT' ?? ATA/33 is capable of that 'cause
those are my numbers, and one (slave) HHD's a WD Caviar 8.4. ...
and is it worth all that
Bill Shirley wrote:
Did anyone understand my posting? Did anyone at
Mandrake verify this problem? Am I on track here, or
totally ignorant of how ipchains works?
(Pffft, pffft, is this thing working? Testing, one,
two, three. Testing.)
Hello,
Iam just trying to setup XFree 4.0. I remember there was a command on command
line like xf86config -xff4 but i do not remember any more and have missed to
save the topic. I believe it came from Pixel. Could anyone help me?
Thanks and regards
Burkhard Zombronner
Netconf has always been a bit buggy. I found this out trying to get it to setup
multiple IPs. The only thing reliable is to do it
yourself.
Seve
-Original Message-
From: Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, June 29, 2000 1:09 PM
Subject:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the only drives I can access are
the 2 windoze drives...no cdrw or floppy output at all.hope this
will finally get this
Mandrake and Red Hat have collectively released 50 or more patches for
kernel and other security problems. Look at rpmfind and in RH updates.
Pj
Hi Jon
I have a problem can you help. I have set up my internet. Modem is set
up but netscape refuses to connect to the internet. It is not seeing the
modem, also i can connect to the internet but cannot browse the net. I
am usin Linux mandrake 7.0 Release Number 15
The exact
Did you enable supermount during the install?
I have been talking with civilme and others about my
cd-rw and tried disabling supermount so I could just
manually mount the cd with different file systems.
Guess what, caused the CD-RW to quit functioning.
Re-enabling supermount got it working
Bill Shirley ha escrit:
You sure didn't provide much information!
Send a:
cat /etc/smb.conf
All right, I'm sorry. I all the time complain about the people that don't
send information and I do the same.
[docutech]
path = /home/users/docutech/fitxers-docutech
valid users = produ
admin
I think I posted this one awhile back, but never got a solution:
I install Mandrake 7.1 using medium security and it refuses to take alterations
made to the PATH variable in /etc/profile. The line of the file that normally
contains the PATH variable in /etc/profile is commented out and says
I'm still a bit confused on your problem. I had several Samba problems in
the same configuration area as well and unintentionally became quite
knowledgable at the million ways NOT to configure Samba. Perhaps you could
provide a 'ls -l' of the dir itself plus its contents.
Here is an example of
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the only drives I can access are
the 2 windoze drives...no cdrw or floppy output at all.hope this
will
RealProducer Plus Version 8 is now available from Real Networks. However, there are a
few things I find disturbing. I called them
to find out what happened to the GUI version (that came with V6.0), they told me that
there is no plan for one. It is their belief
that "linux-people prefer using
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sevatio Octavio) writes:
RealProducer Plus Version 8 is now available from Real Networks.
However, there are a few things I find disturbing. I called them to
find out what happened to the GUI version (that came with V6.0),
they told me that there is no plan for one. It
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, root wrote:
[ SNIP ]
[root@localhost bin]# cat /usr/bin/lspcidrake
#!/usr/bin/perl
use lib qw(/usr/lib/libDrakX);
use commands;
commands::lspci;
[SNIP]
Hehe, the output of running the 'lspcidrake' command is what he's after,
not the contents of the script. Try
see bottom for latest output
Civileme wrote:
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the only drives I can access are
the 2 windoze
My experience with loading Linux on my IBM Thinkpad went ok except for getting
the sound card (YamahaOPL3) to work properly. I tries Slackware7, All RedHat
versions and Mandrake 6.0, 6.5, and 7.0. None of these worked with my sound
card because there was always a conflict and would lock up the
David Mihm wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, root wrote:
[ SNIP ]
[root@localhost bin]# cat /usr/bin/lspcidrake
#!/usr/bin/perl
use lib qw(/usr/lib/libDrakX);
use commands;
commands::lspci;
[SNIP]
Hehe, the output of running the 'lspcidrake' command is what he's after,
not the
If you are using a Western Digital drive, make sure that the Mode is set to
UDMA66. They provide a floppy disk to do that with. If this is not done the
drive can behave differently. This system is using two 7200RPM WD drives
on the UDMA66 IDE3 port.
Don
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
this may give the hand to open source frontend
My thoughts exactly. An open source frontend would probably be faster,
smaller, and more "Linux-user Friendly" than some port of a Windows GUI
anyway.
"Jim P." wrote:
see bottom for latest output
Civileme wrote:
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the only drives I can access are
What kind of main board are you using?
Don
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, you wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
Hmm...Ok. My bad. I didn't see that bit about it working in 7.0 but
not in 7.1. There have been reports (on this list and others) about
some brands of hard drives NOT being up to the UDMA
"Jim P." wrote:
see bottom for latest output
Civileme wrote:
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the only drives I can access are
Civileme wrote:
"Jim P." wrote:
see bottom for latest output
Civileme wrote:
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the
Civileme wrote:
"Jim P." wrote:
see bottom for latest output
Civileme wrote:
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing elaborate about it...the
"Jim P." wrote:
David Mihm wrote:
On Thu, 29 Jun 2000, root wrote:
[ SNIP ]
[root@localhost bin]# cat /usr/bin/lspcidrake
#!/usr/bin/perl
use lib qw(/usr/lib/libDrakX);
use commands;
commands::lspci;
[SNIP]
Hehe, the output of running the 'lspcidrake' command is
"Jim P." wrote:
Civileme wrote:
"Jim P." wrote:
see bottom for latest output
Civileme wrote:
root wrote:
here are the outputs you requested...and I also discovered my floppy
drive doesn't work either...and it is just a plain old 1.44 3 1/2
drive...nothing
Every time I dial my ISP and the modem makes those horrible noises, the pppd
daemon dies for no apparent reason. Then, if I try again, it connects without
problems. Im' using MDK 7.0, and my ISP's servers use Cobalt Linux.
--
*Guillermo
Is there a way to assign an IRQ to a PCI NIC.
PnP OS is disabled, but I can't get the NICs' IRQ recognized / assigned.
Sigh... We really should pity those poor folks; They don't have a clue.
Real Linux people *prefer* software that works in a *real* world. We don't
care who makes it, but it would be nice if the maker knew something about
the users.
Pj
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 03:37 PM 6/29/00 -0700, you
Calvert, looks like possibly some DNS info is missing on your system. Edit
/etc/resolv.conf, and add the domain name, and primary and secondary IP addresses of
your ISP's server. Or you can use KPPP, and enter these values into the GUI setup,
and the DNS infor will have a temp entry in
I don't see anything wrong with your share, but I don't understand it
either. If "produ" is the only user that can access this share, why worry
about user and group attributes? Is this directory accessed from the linux
side? Or is it made public in the global section? Is "produ" in
"Jim P." wrote:
I don't have the optimisations enabledI have tried everything to get it
going...it's been frusterating to the nth degreeI have a standard
floppy...like I said it works fine in 7.0 after doing the fix (cd /dev rm
cdrom ln -s scd0 cdrom) no problems at allbut
Civileme [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dmesg
cat /proc/pci
lspcidrake
cat /etc/fstab (AFTER you try installing 7.1 again)
And I am very curious also why /dev/scd0 would work. CDRWs are
normally assigned /dev/sr0, /dev/sr1 Could THAT
be it? Is your CDRW acting like ONLY a CD-R?
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