thanks this is great - I'll give it a try when I get some time.
Jim Connor wrote:
> If you need any help finding/installing it, let me know. I just did this and
> it's a little tricky. Ok, here's a quick SxS.
> - Download korelib tarball and kapital rpm for distro.
> - Untar korelib, ./configur
Susan,
It's not a big issue. The problem is with using suse-provided
kernels as the headers are not recognized.
Briefly you have to do the following (if you are using SuSE 7.2 or 7.3):
from the suse-linux-e archives of November 2001 and by Volker Kuhlmann
1. install kernel-source-2.4.10.SuSE
If you need any help finding/installing it, let me know. I just did this and
it's a little tricky. Ok, here's a quick SxS.
- Download korelib tarball and kapital rpm for distro.
- Untar korelib, ./configure, make, make install
- Edit /etc/ld.so.conf. Add line: /usr/local/lib. Run ldconfig as
Thanks - I'll check it out.
> Take a look at Kapital by theKompany. There should be a demo rpm on their
> ftp site to look at. It's very similar to Quicken. I currently use
> Moneydance, but will probably be transfering to Kapital soon. It's cheaper
> than Moneydance, and looks nicer.
>
> Jim
Take a look at Kapital by theKompany. There should be a demo rpm on their
ftp site to look at. It's very similar to Quicken. I currently use
Moneydance, but will probably be transfering to Kapital soon. It's cheaper
than Moneydance, and looks nicer.
Jim
On Monday, November 19, 2001 9:33,
I had a dual boot when I first started using Linux (COL2.4) way back. *HATED*
having to reboot. To me, one of the most important features is a stable OS
that doesn't have to be rebooted several times a day. And as a unix developer
from way back, I truly dislike windows and LOVE having the fami
On Monday 19 November 2001 7:10 am, Susan Macchia wrote:
> I would go with the express and it's based on 2.0; so I was wondering what
> was needed and how to apply it. TIA
All you have to do is replace a file with a newer one. After that, the
vmware-config.pl operates just the same.
If yo
[ snips ]On Sun, 18 Nov 2001 19:13:07 -0800 (PST) Susan Macchia
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Keith Antione wrote:
> > On Monday 19 November 2001 02:54, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> > > I was running the full version (evaulation copy) and used the
> wizard to
> > > create the vm.
> > > I still
I would go with the express and it's based on 2.0; so I was wondering what was
needed and how to apply it. TIA
Bruce Marshall wrote:
>On Sunday 18 November 2001 22:22 pm, Susan Macchia wrote:
> > I am still evaluating VMware 3.0, but want to probably go with express.
> > Since I am running 2.4.
On Sunday 18 November 2001 22:22 pm, Susan Macchia wrote:
> I am still evaluating VMware 3.0, but want to probably go with express.
> Since I am running 2.4.10 kernel (SuSE 7.3), what kind of "work around"
> might I have to do? I'd like to know before I fork up the dough.
No workaround should b
On Sunday 18 November 2001 22:13 pm, Susan Macchia wrote:
> > Did you miss out on the $89.00 special offer some months ago; yes I agree
> > on win4lin, its to messy and no where as professional to vmware. BTW did
> > you donload the full manual in pdf format ? quite extensive..
>
> Bummer,
I am still evaluating VMware 3.0, but want to probably go with express. Since
I am running 2.4.10 kernel (SuSE 7.3), what kind of "work around" might I have
to do? I'd like to know before I fork up the dough.
TIA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have given up on wn4lin as a longtime loyal user and
Keith Antione wrote:
> On Monday 19 November 2001 02:54, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> > I was running the full version (evaulation copy) and used the wizard to
> > create the vm. 4G disk (which I could change, but left it).
>
> The nice part about it is that although you created a 4gig file its on
I have given up on wn4lin as a longtime loyal user and have gone with
VMware Express. Netraverse seemed to have gone after RH and MDK and as
for SuSE, they always seem to lag behind. They even seem to stay more
current for TurboLinux. I went with SuSE after COL 2.4, even though I
looked @ RH7.1, M
On Monday 19 November 2001 03:07, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> > Regarding your writer (and mine). I went to the vmware website and
> > found that they don't support burners, but treat them as readers only.
> > I can see both my reader (/dev/hdc) and my writer (/dev/ttyS0). The
> > writer is scsi
On Monday 19 November 2001 02:54, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> I was running the full version (evaulation copy) and used the wizard to
> create the vm. 4G disk (which I could change, but left it).
The nice part about it is that although you created a 4gig file its only
takes on the size of the l
> Regarding your writer (and mine). I went to the vmware website and
> found that they don't support burners, but treat them as readers only.
> I can see both my reader (/dev/hdc) and my writer (/dev/ttyS0). The
> writer is scsi emulated, but both are really ide.
OOPS neant that the wri
I was running the full version (evaulation copy) and used the wizard to create
the vm. 4G disk (which I could change, but left it).
Regarding the com ports, I find that have to uninstall/re-install them after
powering them down. Wierd. I can live w/ it for a while since I don't use it
to sync
On Sunday 18 November 2001 08:03, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> Regarding the disk it built, I didn't have to do a thing - it created a 4G
> disk and formatted it when I created the virtual machine.
>
> Just got my com port working so I can sync with my palm and the Daytimer
> Addressbook. I usuall
On Sunday 18 November 2001 00:21, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> Hi Keith,
>
> I do have a 2nd cd writer which VMware fails to see on initial
> installation. I set it up as a scsi cdrom device and I can read from it,
> but have yet not tried to write to it. Since I use gcombust, etc, it is a
> lowe
On Saturday 17 November 2001 17:03 pm, Susan Macchia wrote:
> Regarding the disk it built, I didn't have to do a thing - it created a 4G
> disk and formatted it when I created the virtual machine.
Guess that's what I get for not using the 'wizard'
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+--
Regarding the disk it built, I didn't have to do a thing - it created a 4G disk
and formatted it when I created the virtual machine.
Just got my com port working so I can sync with my palm and the Daytimer
Addressbook. I usually use Jpilot and pilot-xfer, but need to keep the address
book up t
On Saturday 17 November 2001 9:21 am, Susan Macchia wrote:
> Again, even with these limitations, the fact that it runs without booting
> into a specialized kernel is a plus to me. Not that I have time to roll my
> own, but I want to be able to play without having to worry that I can't run
> my cr
Hi Keith,
I do have a 2nd cd writer which VMware fails to see on initial installation. I
set it up as a scsi cdrom device and I can read from it, but have yet not tried
to write to it. Since I use gcombust, etc, it is a lower priority for me and I
haven't searched the website or asked them abou
On Saturday 17 November 2001 03:20, Susan Macchia enunciated:
> I would highly recommend VMware. I just installed SuSE 7.3 (really slick
> by the way - I am real happy w/ it) and am evaluating VMware 3.0. I have
> found that it is a really slick product; easy to configure and set up. Its
> perf
On Friday 16 November 2001 12:28, you wrote:
> The last time I tried VMware (it was version 2) they didn't support SB Live
> sound cards. Their website wasn't very clear as to whether or not they
> have changed that. Does anyone have a success using VMware and a SB Live
> card? I was also runn
On Saturday 17 November 2001 03:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] enunciated:
> The last time I tried VMware (it was version 2) they didn't support SB Live
> sound cards. Their website wasn't very clear as to whether or not they
> have changed that. Does anyone have a success using VMware and a SB Live
> c
On Friday 16 November 2001 12:28 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The last time I tried VMware (it was version 2) they didn't support SB Live
> sound cards. Their website wasn't very clear as to whether or not they
> have changed that. Does anyone have a success using VMware and a SB Live
> card?
The last time I tried VMware (it was version 2) they didn't support SB Live
sound cards. Their website wasn't very clear as to whether or not they
have changed that. Does anyone have a success using VMware and a SB Live
card? I was also running it on a K2-300 with 128 MB ram and it was slow.
I would highly recommend VMware. I just installed SuSE 7.3 (really slick by
the way - I am real happy w/ it) and am evaluating VMware 3.0. I have found
that it is a really slick product; easy to configure and set up. Its
performance is pretty good (its running on a pentium II 400 mhz with 384MB
I have spoken to several Linux-geeks who need occasional access to a windows box, and
most are happy with the VNC setup you described (little headless NT/2000 box under the
desk)
On Fri, 16 Nov 2001 11:30:35 -0500
"Wade Barocsi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My office manager's win98 system is
My office manager's win98 system is problematic, with frequent crashes, etc.
I am looking to replace this system with linux. This system (k6-400,256mb)
runs a foxpro database-office management system, and basic office software.
The office software can easily be handled by linux, but what is t
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