My apologies if this is not acceptable for the list. But I
have a box available for sale…
Pentium 200 MMX
64MB Ram
2GB HDD
SoundCard
NIC
FDD
Keyboard & Mouse
Fresh Installation of RedHat 7.2
Not sure what it is worth, so if anyone is interested…
drop me a line at [EMAIL PROTE
Wayne Rooney wrote:
> This is what the second CD of a 4 disc Slackware set typically does, so
> you can try it on a computer without installing anything or altering
> partition tables, etc.
There's also the UMSDOS filesystem. I installed it on a W98 laptop once
(work hired it so I wasn't willi
Chris Hellyar wrote:
> If you're interested in the installfest, or helping out on the day, join
> up to keep up with happenings, so to speak.
All I want to know is where & when... you'll post that info here when its
decided, right? :)
Cheers,
- Dave
http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/ (out of d
Does anyone know what the story is with the .3 and .4
distro numbers?
It looks as tho Redhat has changed their numbering system.
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 15:08, Mahesh De Silva wrote:
>
> Just came across this at http://www.distrowatch.com
>
> Some since improvements in the wings.. 5 cd's tho..
> The windows support is wine, not sure of what the
> dos support is.
In that case that would have to be dosemu. Thanks for the package info
Jeremy. Now I can tell the person who told me this that Red Hat does
not have the magic bullet of running MS on Linux any more than anyone
else (not that I
Just came across this at http://www.distrowatch.com
Some since improvements in the wings.. 5 cd's tho..
hmhmh 3.2 gigs.. i just might wait till a nz mirror
has it.
Includes openoffice (about time), gnome 2.0, apache
2.0 and no more netscape.
C
Mahesh
http://www.sold.com.au - SOLD.com.au
- Fin
> > >Something like this for linux would be cool, I like
> > >OS's which can run off a cd, no need for harddrive
> > >etc..
>
> It's called SuSE Live, and has been available for purchase and/or
> download for absolute yonks.
>
As have many other versions of the same idea, based on all sorts of
d
> >Something like this for linux would be cool, I like
> >OS's which can run off a cd, no need for harddrive
> >etc..
It's called SuSE Live, and has been available for purchase and/or
download for absolute yonks.
Volker
--
Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Stephen Nicholas wrote:
> The ACPI i'm using is a patch for the 2.4.18 kernel, in the kernel
> in General Setup --> ACPI Support it gives the options:
OK, I didn't know about it. On my Inspiron 8000 APM works reasonably
well so I din't bother.
> With this particular laptop A
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Tim Wright wrote:
[...]
> Using ACPI you hibernate using:
> echo 1 > /proc/acpi/sleep
>
> Unfortunatly I don't know how to unhibernate. I suspect you echo '0' to
> the file, but am not sure. Am going to test oneday.
Are you sure you are talking about hibernation and n
Hi-ho,
Last night at the Installfest meeting at the Uni we talked about setting up
a separate list for the Installfest organisation type thing...
This list is for people interested in helping out, so that we don't flood
the general CLUG list with organisation stuff running up to the date.
If yo
Cool, thanks for the tips (re: Xv etc), i'll try them out
The ACPI i'm using is a patch for the 2.4.18 kernel, in the kernel in General Setup
--> ACPI Support it gives the options:
[ ] ACPI Support
< > AC Adapter
< > Battery
< > Button
< > Fan
< > Processor
< > Thermal Zone
[ ] Debug Statements
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Stephen Nicholas wrote:
> I'm using ACPI, not entirely sure how to fully hibernate (I assume you
> mean like APM's suspend (which i have on the desktop)) with that. ATM
> tho the hardware screen blanking blanks the screen when dvd's are
> playing, so I have to move the mouse e
I have a copy of 8.2 as well as the latest Cooker (devel version) that
I'd be happy to loan you or give you a copy, provided you give me 3
CDR's for the copy. I am running Cooker and KDE 3.0.2 and it rocks. I
have very few problems with it and it's my daily use desktop...I
dualboot but find my
Greetings.
I recently bought from DSE their 3 CD set of Mandrake
8.1. These disks installed without any snags, but I found KMail a bit clumsy
after being accustomed to Outlook Express.
So I imported an upgrade CD for KDE 3.0 and then my
troubles began. Installation of the upgrade was
Hi all,
I can not work out why my printer will not do its thing.
Using Cups, jobs panel tells me 2 jobs are queued, 1 printing, 1
pending.
Printers panel says 'printer state processing, accepting jobs, Parrelel
port busy, will retry'
This is after restarting linux & kde and sending the jobs
Hi all,
There was talk about this in yesterday's meeting:
http://www.hexidec.com/ekit.php
Ekit is a program & applet that uses the Java 2 libraries to create an HTML
editor. The Ekit standalone also allows for HTML to be loaded and saved, as
well as serialized and saved as an RTF. It is approa
The windows support is wine, not sure of what the
dos support is.
jeremyb.
> From: V K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/07/03 Wed PM 08:20:23 GMT+12:00
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RH 7.2 "DOS + Windows support"
>
> Red Hat 7.2 (and 7.1) suppposedly offer to install a package "DOS +
> Wi
Ahhh, slackware, brings back memories :-) I've still
got my 3.0 cd lying around somewhere. Might have to
re-visit with a newer release sometime tho' ;-).
jeremyb.
> From: "Wayne Rooney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/07/04 Thu AM 12:59:36 GMT+12:00
> To: "Jeremy Bertenshaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, V K wrote:
> Nobody's mentioned octave yet. Both octave and scilab are similar to
> matlab, just not 100% compatible. Mathematica seemed a lot more
> symbolic, so I doubt either of those is a substitute for mathematica.
> However if they do what you need to do you're set (and
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Stephen Nicholas wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 03:10:58PM +1200, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote:
> > On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Stephen Nicholas wrote:
[...]
> > My guess: This is a Xv/Xshm driver issue.
> >
> > 1. make sure you load the Xv driver in XF86Config-4
> >(presumably y
>Something like this for linux would be cool, I like
>OS's which can run off a cd, no need for harddrive
>etc..
This is what the second CD of a 4 disc Slackware set typically does, so you
can try it on a computer without installing anything or altering partition
tables, etc.
Wayne
Aaaah, thanks. :)
S.
On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 11:02:55PM +1200, David A. Mann wrote:
> Stephen Nicholas wrote:
>
> > For the sake of the blind, can someone describe what this cool little "?"
> > symbol looks like.
>
> Its a little 1/2 symbol.
>
> > In mutt I get it looking like a ? (aka: a qu
Hi all,
I'm after some help with Makefiles. I have very little experience with
these things...
I am looking for a way to make a -D option depend on the command-line-
specified target. Eg:
'make foo' calls 'cc -Dfoo [files]'
'make bar' calls 'cc -Dbar [files]'
Note that for each target, all t
And it also helps if your cable isn't half stuffed. My Displaytech LCD
module now functions :)
A loose connection within a plug just caused me a couple of evenings
frustration. Stupid IDC parallel connectors. It had some positive
benefit though; My driver was well debugged before I got the
For the sake of the blind, can someone describe what this cool little "?" symbol looks
like.
In mutt I get it looking like a ? (aka: a question mark), and when i view the email
save directory in galeon (ie html'ified... (but not really)) it shouws up as "=BD"
(without the quotes obviously)... I
Red Hat 7.2 (and 7.1) suppposedly offer to install a package "DOS +
Windows support", under custom install (not installed by default). Can
someone please give me some info as to what this really is? Is it just
a category which then leads to installation of various dos/win-related
packages? Is this
Nobody's mentioned octave yet. Both octave and scilab are similar to
matlab, just not 100% compatible. Mathematica seemed a lot more
symbolic, so I doubt either of those is a substitute for mathematica.
However if they do what you need to do you're set (and about 2k better
off). SuSE 8.0 contains
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 18:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In my opinion, suggestions to indivisuals should be on an individual
> basis, not aired on list, now who needs to learn some netiquette?
Hoisted by one's own petard, methinks.
Rex
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