ok my delema is i have a cd burner that is connected via pcmcia card and it registers
as a ide adapter, is there any way i can use it as linux has programs that only use
scsi based cd burners.
also another isue is no matter which file tool i use like nautilus or such if i go to
the directory
ok well im an et in the navy so i might be able to help, now you have ip addresses and
hub and new cables however you must also check access rights now usually with a unix
based system there are host databases which contain ip address host name and security
access(may or may not be included)
ok i need alsa 0.5.10 because its the only one compatible for my sound card however
the only rpms i find are made for a slightly newer kernel 2.2.19 i am running 2.2.17
and i cannot upgrade do to bandwidth constrictions,
can anyone help find or make
alsa-0.5.10_2.2.17.rpm?
i think that is one of the microscopic things i liked about win2k is if i didnt like
something on the menu or i wanted to add something i could right click on where i
wanted it or what i wanted to delete and make the change right then and there,
if i could write code better i would change it
well i agree windows has screwed up your partitions,
you may be able to use partition commander to repair the damage, but as for salvaging
your data, most likely only windows data can be salvaged, im unsure how to salvage
data from linux partitions, the cause seems to be that when windows was
well using lspcidrake it gave me
cirrus logic|crystal cs4281 pci audio (multimedia_audio unknown)
vendor=0x127a device=0x2013 (unknown unknown)
i also rebooted my linux box and then tried to get a listing of modules using cat
/proc/modules
and all of the snd modules were gone, tried
hi im trying to configure my sound card to work in linux, alsa has recently released a
compatible driver for my sound card however i need to find info on the i/o port and
dma channels to update
/etc/conf.modules,
i am using a crystal fusion cs4281 pci soundcard in
a toshiba satellite laptop.
i have changed the password to the encrypted version but still cannot log on
i guess you are refering to the double copies of email, i think it may be the users fault since not all emails are duplicated
so everybody please quit double clicking on your send button
? well some people have all the bad luck, me i like linux i just cant get the darn thing online, to many windows ap isp's around here
uhm yes they do they are the major stock holders of apple computers!
didnt you ever watch that biography on tbs called the pirates of silicon valley?
all good no bad i dont think there is a bad to reiser fs
well this is the only thing i liked about windows when it came to file system converting, i was able to convert the whole system without moving any files. into a new filesystem without any problems i wish i could do that here with my ext2 sysytem into rieserfs
what do you think for an average user is the file system stable enough and offer enough advantages to warrant switching file systems??
well can you give an example on how the name is supposed to be typed, i tried it in windoze first and couldent connect
netzero encrypts the password into a different password, there is a special program that encrypts it for you so you can use the new password with linux but im not sure where it is on the net,
in my case i cant get kppp to get that far i get "pppd daemon died unexpectedly"
ping of death, sends a signal as direct as possible to the other users ip address, this sometimes knocks there computer off line
In a message dated 30-Oct-00 14:31:44 Central Standard Time,
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VMWare provides a *complete* virtual environment, including its own
BIOS. So yes, you can configure its boot device to be the CDROM.
i got the idea but it only anoys me because i am trying to save room
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how do you setup a second user to have the same access as root
a user that will be able to change root password.
In novell that is one of the first things we were taught was to have 2 admin
accounts so
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VMware is virtual machine. It is not same your real computer. You must
configure this virtual machine how you want and install on it Win98 or any
other OS. You can start two or more VM with different OS
well that depends if it is in fat32 then yes you can resize it, and then
install the linux partition, but if it is ntfs or hpfs then you are going to
need to find a partitioning tool that can work with the nt based file
systems,
im not sure about nts system tools but win2000's will let me
well i would say get the damn module and see if it works, it obviously is
programmed to not complete the process for a reason, so their must be a tid
bit of additional info from those modules that it needs to complete, just try
it and if it doesnt work, dont throw a tantrum just calm down
i still say its a bug yolu discovered!
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In a message dated 10/14/2000 4:51:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
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That sounds like a plan! I think I'll wait for Mandrake 8.0
well its taken over a year to get to 7.2 so i think your in for a bit of a
wait.
i will probably upgrade to the final release of 7.2 and
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is that I don't find drivers for it. Anyone can tell me where can I
find them? I tried at www.aopen.com, but they only have RedHat drivers.
guess what mandrake and redhat are compatible i suggest you
use 0hz an lcd doesnt use a refresh rate, in fact your xf86config file should
read lcd panel in which case no refresh rate would be set, if you can use
drakconfig (when your in x windows) and change the monitor to an lcd with the
display you have like my laptop uses lcd panel 600x800
Keep
i know i shouldnt post this but i think i should be a linux salesman,
i just had somebody on my warez icq activelist ask me if i knew where he
could find a copy of win2000 server, no given i am upgrading my windows
partition to 2000, i still had to ask because he mentioned the server edition,
i have a mandrake cd and a friend of mine doesnt have a cd rom drive, so i
was thinking of copying the whole cd and sending it as one compact file
trying to fit it in a zip file for him wouldnt be ideal it would be quite
large so what could i do?
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$ cat junj
cat: junj: No such file or directory
$ ^nj^nk
cat junk
# contents of "junk" spilled here...
$
i think this would be better used for much longer commands, because saving
time for not
im sure this is a real nice feature if you can connect to the net with
linux!!
i work for the gov. so money is tight and i spend enough as it is so no im
not going to buy a new modem to replace this winmodem, instead im duel
booting downloading and communicating with one os and im
as they say in the navy if it works , why shell out money for something
better!
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Computer Renaissance
ewww
thats a horrible company their employees are idiots! and they sell gear for
twice as much as i can get it on the net,
as far as this comp goes i am probably giving it
not sure, although i believe the kernel will eventually be compatible, they
are constantly retrofitting it to adapt, from what ive heard most amd
processors can be accomadated with linux, but im not sure
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is their any way i can configure my video camera to run in linux its a d-link
usb camera
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interesting concept but not all fixes work for everyone, eventually the faq
would be over a meg,
i have problems with my system that mandrake still wouldnt begin to realize
maybe they have but i have yet to see anything on it, and since i did not buy
a service pack i get no help from them
In
ok the duel booters can obviously answer this if they have that problem, for
some reason after i run linux for an extended period of time or i run a linux
installation program when i try to boot windows 98 it starts to load and then
reboots itself and its a pain to get it to load, sometimes it
man you just complicat things, a server first of all the program would be
installed on the system its recording, which works a lot better, sure you
could try and record a keystroke across the net but the error rate would be a
little high, if its on the system it can record it then if you
well you may deplore me for suggesting such a thing but check a site called
hackers.com they have files that can record keystrokes along with other files
you probably shouldnt use except in certain circumstances, however im not
sure how many of them will work in linux, but if they have one it
hey i remember this prob it is in the boot loader, im thinking your using
grub unless you specified lilo when the boot loader starts i believe you type
c then find the line that indicates ram you might have to add it
boot: linux mem=128M -this is for lilo
i believe grubs line looks like
toshiba satellite 1675cds
ati rage lt pro 4mb
64mb ram
6gb hard drive
mandrake reports everything correctly but
everything is still large
every attempt to adjust the size looks exactly the same i have tried just
about everything
xf86config, drakxconfig,
what else can i do?
i tried that site but
ok i went to the site and the commands make sense but the drivers it listed
well i tried to download them and the site said i wasnt allowed to have it,
so does anyone know where i can find drivers for my parallel port zip
drive
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well from what little specs you listed i say yes. i think most notebook
laptops are compatible now adays if you see a simular computer on a listed
site then i would say your chances are high however three main things will
get you, modem, video card, and sound card, like for me i have a toshiba
In a message dated 17-Sep-00 10:00:32 Central Daylight Time,
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how about "make clean" when your finished
uhm i couldnt start the process so how am i suposed to finish it??
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Quite frankly I am tired of your trollish remarks and comments. If every
time
you open your mailer and begin to enlighten the list with a YARSC (Yet
Another
Ron Stodden Criticism) then perhaps you should
In a message dated 17-Sep-00 00:36:53 Central Daylight Time,
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I decided to go ahead and reinstall my Linux Mandrake. Afterwards, I
went back to HelixGnome and reinstalled HelixGnome. Everything is now
working fine.
hmm well onething i noticed is during my own
In a message dated 14-Sep-00 20:18:06 Central Daylight Time,
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Hope this helps:
become root
Do the following, character for character:
assume pr0g.tar.gz is the file you downloaded
cd /root
cd tmp
mkdir downloads
cd downloads
tar zxvf pr0g.tar.gz
ls
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hope this helps:
become root
Do the following, character for character:
assume pr0g.tar.gz is the file you downloaded
cd /root
cd tmp
mkdir downloads
cd downloads
tar zxvf pr0g.tar.gz
ls
ok well i finally got make installed it was missing, so here is a transcript
of what i tried
[root@localhost /root]# makemake: *** No targets specified and no makefile
found. Stop.
[root@localhost /root]# make install
make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
[root@localhost /root]#
well its not in a package it was stored in a tar.gz file there was a makefile
and i tried to use that as well but i cant make heads or tales of the damn
thing and the man file for make was no help
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ok well i finally got make installed it was missing, so here is a
configure it manually !!
those packages are rpms
you can install them through the rpm configurator
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how do i install files that i need for my computer, they arent rpms, but i
need them installed and i cant find the install command in linux, the readme
file that came with it says to use "make install" but linux says there is no
such command, so what am i supposed to use???
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configure it manually !!
those packages are rpms
you can install them through the rpm configurator
what packages are they?
someone was asking about security packages, on the install disk that
well how can i fix this
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Thus spake [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
how do i install files that i need for my computer, they arent rpms, but i
need them installed and i cant find the install
In a message dated 13-Sep-00 21:58:15 Central Daylight Time,
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Normally, if you were to install source code you would follow these steps:
As your normal user:
- download the .tar.gz tarball
- Type tar zxvf foo.tar.gz to untar/zip it
- cd foo to change into the
i dont test betas to many problems that drive me insane, i will wait till the
final release hopefully my laptop will be upgraded by then
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send the exact error message (copy paste it to your mailer) you get when
you type "make install" or just "make"
also send the o/p that you get after typing "rpm -qa | grep make"
then prolly we can
probably work better if you tried using it as a network card
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space given that every format kills
sets of blocks
In a message dated 10-Sep-00 18:36:15 Central Daylight Time, Mwinold writes:
after trying to find problems with my linux xf86config file and
discovering a poor install such as very few if any utilitys could be found i
figured i havent done
i wonder if you can do that with a win modem??? wich would be awesome, less
crap to buy
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formatting eventually causes sectors to go bad any manufacturer of a hard
drive will tell you that granted its not a whole lot maybe a few bytes worth
but id like to find another way to resolve this problem with a corrupted
kernel
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