Just my .02 worth here but I would stay as far away from Metro-X as
possible. I have several support e-mail's from them, telling me that my
equipment is not supported even though its on their list. I had XFree up
and running within 10min of starting and have not had a single problem
yet.
I know you don't want to here this, but I fixed this by getting rid of MetroX
and using Xfree, I went from 2+ weeks of total frustration to a fresh
install, and 2 hours later I was running Xfree and smashing Bill.
Jeff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/11/98 05:58pm
I have just stopped being a virtual
Well, actually they probably would be able to since they support SCO.
From: Daniel Grisinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Daniel Grisinger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, May 06, 1998 1:43 PM
Subject: RE: Linux on Dell PCs (fwd)
him about Linux. It seems
My point was that they took the time to train/get trained personnel in
SCO/Unix, this at least shows they have an interest in other platforms
than M$.
Jeff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/06/98 04:05pm
-Original Message-
From: Jeffrey Waters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
my .02 worth is if you don't have a lot of time invested in your system is
yes and then throw away MetroX out the window. I have a WD chipset
that is listed as compatible, was having lots of trouble with Metrodead
and emailed their tech support, there response was that the card was
not supported
Gordon, Being rather new to this as well I am not going to try and give
you any answers, but what I will do is let you know of a great book that I
have just gotten. I got Teach yourself linux in 24 hours. This has been a
book of good reference for me. I got the book for around $30 with
shipping
I don't have experience with Linux on these systems, but do have
experience with {ok now don't laugh} NT, they are stable systems, the
onboard SCSI is a very well covered Adaptec, if you go to Compaqs
forum they will tell you the exact chipset. Actually the only problem I
have with them is
Me Too~~~!
I'm interested
-Original Message-
From: Greg Fall [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 24, 1998 11:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: new xanim RPM
For fun over lunch, I just slapped together an RPM for xanim that
includes
support for codecs for
is:
/pub/redhat/redhat-5.0/i386
if this isn't your problem, your ftp logs may give you some clue..
-Mike
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998, Jeffrey Waters wrote:
I am trying to install 5.0 to a laptop via FTP, I have purchased a copy
from
RedHat so I have the CD and all the other good stuff. Here is my
This is a great modem, I have been using one for the last 1 1/2 years
with out a hitch. I can't testify for its Linux usage as mine has been used
for NT/95 beta 98 use, but the modem itself is great.
Jeff
Anybody know anything about this one?
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips,
Ok, I stayed out as long as I could, so with both feet and a mind full here I
go.
Point 1 performance
why argue this point, many different shoes to fit many different
feet, I have seen figures for all cases, and can state were I have had a
NT box that was more stable than either my
I am trying to install 5.0 to a laptop via FTP, I have purchased a copy from
RedHat so I have the CD and all the other good stuff. Here is my
problem, my FTP server (no funny faces now) is a NT 4.0 box with FTP
link to the cd-drive. I get all the way to the RPM install and then the install
Give W.D. a call, this sounds like a problem I have had in the past. Every
now and then the drive manufactures will get there assembly line out of
wack and they end up putting in to much lubricant, or not enough on the
drive and you will get these same problems. Usually the manufacture
can tell
Looks down to me, I was trying to get there about an hour ago.
Cheers
Jeff
Is it just me, or is this site down (www.linux.org)?!
Marco
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-Errata /RedHat-Tips /mailing-lists
What SQL are you running? Also you need to remember that just
because the Engine is on one platform, most Clients are cross platform.
Is SQL Server and database program only an NT program? I have a client
that will gladly move his remaining applications to a linux enviroment
if he can still
not to offend, butare you addressing a woman or man doing the
install? think about it~~
OK OK! Not to say few EVER pick up a manual. Manuals and reference books
are also all over my house, cube, server room, bedroom. My point was that
how often does anyone start to install
I hope that was the last message thread, this has gotten so out of hand I
am ready to have my mail server dump them before they get to me.
Just remember we all choose this wonderful life of computer engineering
and have to deal and be able to accept that there are no BLACK/WHITE
answers. All ya
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