Check the nvidia website; they have their own drivers for 4.0.
On Nov 9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Instead of using nvidia's card, try 3dfx voodoo 5500 card, it works great on
my linux box running mandrake 7.1.
-bunty
-Original Message-
From: Francois Pons [mailto:[EMAIL
Maximo,
That happened to me also - I solved it by editing the
lilo.conf file to remove any reference to "ide0=autotune" and "ide1=autotune".
Dont forget to run lilo after the edit like I did :(
These to appends caused this problem on my desktop machine, and my laptop was
not able to reliably
I'm no expert on this, but I'll have a guess that you named your printer
something other than "lp". lpr uses "lp" as its default printer, and gets
upset if it can't find one! I know that at install time it tells you to use a
pipe "|" to asign more than one name if you want something more
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings! I have been trying to install LM 7.2 on some SGI 1200
servers. These are 2U rack mount boxes. The machines vary between
having either an Adaptec SCSI controller or a MYLEX RAID controller.
They are DUAL CPU boxes, and are identical to the VA Linux 2on2
ahh...that mystical /etc/ftponly 'shell'...let me know if you find it!
I had 2.6.0 installed...could never get the guest user to work right under
mandrake...'can't set guest privileges' was always returned and I got logged
out, locally and remotely. Then I learned of the buffer overflow exploit
I recently changed to mandrake 7.2 and everything's works fine except the printer.
The problem is that the quality of the print is pore very pore, and I don't know
how to change it. I am using a Desk Jet HP 850c attached over the network, and it
worked fine in mandrake 7.1 so if anyone knows how
Hi there,
I've used Mandrake 7.2 to get my ISDN-card working (a Dynalink PHP64), but
it couldn't do the job. So I've manually edited the ISDN4Linux config files
and now my ISDN connection with my ISP works. Sort off.
The card is recongized (Winbond chipset).
I can get an connection with my ISP
Pj,
As I said it works with Turbo Linux just not Mandrake. Turbo Linux just
does
not have a clean interface for IP masqurading.
So the card works in the hardware I have Mandrake does not!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jeff,
I just kinda got into the tail end of this conversation. I'm just a
So sprach J . A . Magallon am Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 10:53:04AM +0100:
In rpmfind.net you have the kernel-mosix and mosix-utils packages, ready for
building a mosix-type cluster.
In cooker (or contrib) you can also find a mosix kernel. Don't know about
mosix-utils, but I would suppose that they
On 16 Nov, Leopold Palomo wrote:
Hi, I have updated my hardware with a ATI 128, and the mdk 7.2 recognizes it
without problem. I think that the server is the XSVGA and the driver is the
r128. If you want, I can send you my Xconfig to compare.
Best regards,
Yes, please. Does this do
On 17 Nov, Jasenko Blazevic wrote:
What's wrong with 'ls'? I'm not sure is this normal behaviour in Mandrake
beacuse 7.2 is my first distribution. When I was using RH 'ls' worked
correctly. I tried everything and still can't figure out how to sort files
the way RH does. What I used to see
When from a su konsole under kde 2 (Mandrake 7.2) i start kpackage, it starts
correctly, but only after the konsole window writes the following error
message:
_IceTransOpen: Unable to Parse address none
Session management error: Could not open network socket
Unknown child process 1080 died
I read the documentation for xhost and executed different types of its
command, I'm able to get INET working, but LOCAL won't work. I'm
using the following syntax in a user's account for the local FQDN:
xhost $(hostname -f):[user]@
The following results are produced:
xhost: unknown address
Okay, but how can I do this easily for 20 other identical machines.
Isn't there some way I can specify some specific kernel in the install
or something?
On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 10:39:40AM +0100, civileme wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings! I have been trying to install LM 7.2 on
3C905 NIC's work with Mandrake and Redhat and Debian just fine. 3C905B
also works just fine and you are receiving this through one of each of
these. The 3C905C however has problems, don't know what the specific
problem is, but for now it is better to avoid the C edition.
Tom Berkley
Jeff
NVIDIA has their own driver. Very easy to insstall. Just substitute XF86Config-4 for
XF86Config in the instructions and all should work fine. I'm playing Quake3 and
Unreal Tournament with no problems at all.
As far getting a V5500 I ask why? A Geforce2 MX costs about a 100-120 bucks for a
Hi,
I have a clean, normal installation. I just "upgraded" from
mdk7.0 and I want to play myth2. So I downloaded the kernel
module driver from linux.3dfx.com, compiled, replaced glide
with the glide from the website and installed myth2.
Myth2 runs great. However, the problem is (this may
Does anyone know where I can find an article in RAID 1 restoration when hda
fails? I can't seem to find anything current. Thanks
Andy
Keep in touch with http://mandrakeforum.com:
Subscribe the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" mailing list.
when files are uploaded via ftp the permissions are automatically 644...but
I need them to be 664...how can I get the files to have 664 automatically
... ie I don't want to have to chmod them all the time..
thanks
Scott Kopel
English Department-FSU
Phone 850 644 6177
Keep in touch with
On Friday 17 November 2000 11:45 am, RaEl wrote:
NVIDIA has their own driver. Very easy to insstall. Just substitute
XF86Config-4 for XF86Config in the instructions and all should work
fine. I'm playing Quake3 and Unreal Tournament with no problems at
all. As far getting a V5500 I ask why?
bonjour,
équipé d'une configuration Linux (Mandrake 7.1), je ne parviens pas à
configurer les paramètres adéquats pour la connexion à Wanadoo
pourriez-vous m'indiquer les valeurs à fixer dans les fichiers de
configuration, notamment en utilisant les outils netconf et linuxconf (en
mode
Cool,
I won't be using any of the integratged stiff on the i815e chipset, all periferals
will remail the same. I am running kudzu (thats the new hardware detection?) since I
swapped NICs two weeks ago and Mandrake didn't even blink. It dropped the tulip module
and put in the Intel module,
Can't create transcript file ./xfeAEI8LC01988:
Permission denied queueup:
cannot create queue temp file ./tfeAEI8LC01988,
uid=1001: Permission denied
After the upgrade, make sure that the owner and the
uid are correct. often an upgrade will hose up uid's.
for instance, change your user
Rubbish.
I could give a dead rat's ass about whether a driver (or any softrware) is GPL/OS or
not. Nothing but OS/GPL FUD against NVIDIA or anyone else who chosses to do a binary
distribution. Shit we (the linux community) scream for better hardware support from
the vendors. NVIDIA ponies
do an automatic installation, only prompting say for IP address etc?
RedHat used to have something called a "kickstart" or something as I
recall, with a script you could use. Does Mandrake have this?
I need to install about 15 machines all identical, but with different
IP addrs etc.
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Kari Suomela wrote:
Delete the share on the Winx box and run Scandisk /all /autofix. Delete
all temp files, restart the machine. Recreate the share and try again.
:)
This would be a plausible thing to do, if the problem was on the windows
side. I was able to remount the
I could give a dead rat's ass about whether a driver (or any softrware)
is GPL/OS or not. Nothing but OS/GPL FUD against NVIDIA or anyone else
who chosses to do a binary distribution. Shit we (the linux community)
scream for better hardware support from the vendors. NVIDIA ponies up
(one
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000 18:45:52 RaEl wrote:
NVIDIA has their own driver. Very easy to insstall. Just substitute
XF86Config-4 for XF86Config in the instructions and all should work fine. I'm
playing Quake3 and Unreal Tournament with no problems at all.
As far getting a V5500 I ask why? A
I saw that too, and made one. But for the life of me, I can't find any
instructions anywhere on how to use it?
Larry Marshall wrote:
do an automatic installation, only prompting say for IP address etc?
RedHat used to have something called a "kickstart" or something as I
recall, with
3. Am I right in thinking that once you are
running ext2, there is no way
to convert those volumes to reiserFS?
That's right.
Alexander Skwar
This is a matter of how you look at it. If you have
an ext2 partition, you can make that partition
reserfs. The issue is that you copy
Has anyone else seen this bug? When I kill a moderately
large region of text in emacs (~ 300k), emacs freezes. After
a while the status line says :
"Timed out waiting for property-notify event"
but control doesn't come back, and I'm forced to kill it.
--
Look in your bash documentation for using umask which is set to 022 now.
Tom Berkley
Scott Kopel wrote:
when files are uploaded via ftp the permissions are automatically 644...but
I need them to be 664...how can I get the files to have 664 automatically
... ie I don't want to have to chmod
Title: alleo
Ok,
here's my problem, and it's not an easy one. I just recently bought a 40
gig setup, and decided to throw linux on. I was having a few probelms, so
decided to reinstall it. The problem comes in here. I also have Win
ME and Win2000 on here, and somehow messed up the
you cna use cloneit look for it in freshmeat.
-Original Message-
From: Scott Tyson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 8:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Automatic installation of MANY machines?
Why not use Ghost or Drive image and then boot
Dude, Im sure people would be more willing to respond to your messages if
you'd just turn off HTML in Outlook Express..
- Original Message -
From: "Brent Timmer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 11:36 PM
Subject: [expert] $display not set?
On Friday 17 November 2000 06:56 pm, you wrote:
My pppd won't connect properly in non-root mode because it has to
authenticate itself because I have a default route to the internet (eth0)
==
Look in /etc/ppp/options for a line saying "auth" if
Scott Tyson wrote:
I'm going to be getting a new MB soon. Most likely an ASUS CUSL2. My
question is how will Mandrake respond to me swapping out my ASUS P2B
for the new MB? I know Windows wont have any issues since I've done it
before but I've never done it with Linux. Will I have to do
On Thu, 16 Nov 2000 23:11:47 James Little wrote:
We have 4 identical poweredge Xeon 550 machines. They each have two network
cards, and are on their own 10 port switch. The database we had them
running has now moved to a single quad processor 733 machine. They're
sitting there now with NT
I'm going to be getting a new MB soon. Most likely an ASUS CUSL2. My
question is how will Mandrake respond to me swapping out my ASUS P2B
for the new MB? I know Windows wont have any issues since I've done it
before but I've never done it with Linux. Will I have to do a new
install?
You have to configure the options of your printer:
Web interface: http://localhost:631/printers/ Look for your printer,
click "Configure printer" and set the options.
kups: click with the right button on your printer, choose "Configure
printer" in menu, set options.
Settings needed for your
Go to
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/hardware/#4th
Till
Nikodemus Karlsson wrote:
Hi!
I have problems with network printing with cups. First I tried to configure
samba for cups According to the cups manual, all I had to do is to ensure the
print line in smb.conf is printing = cups.
Title: alleo
I
have an athlon 800, and nvidia geforce. I just installed unreal tournament
to try it out in linux, and it lags horrendously in 640x480.
Is
there something I'm doing wrong, or something I have to set up? It says
it's using sdl open gl in the preferences dialog.
Thanks in
Title: alleo
Okay,
I was playing a simple game of pingus, and tried to exit. It froze, and I
had to force a log out. Then, my resolution was messed up. I went
into drakconf to fix it, and it said I had to restart kdeinit. I logged
out, and restarted x server, and it seemed to go into an
43 matches
Mail list logo
