looks fine to me. I've read that the ac97 sound can
be a little problematical but I'm sure it's fixable
by upgrading something or other.
btw, you might want to wait for redhat 7.3; it's almost
out -- there are beta's available.
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More
Slug people,
I'd like to get a discussion going about licensing things through hardware
or having licenses on drivers I think sometimes it is great like the
commercial license for the GSM codec MS net meeting uses in the DSP chip in
my quicknet card.
But what really shits me is when a
Hi,
Thanks for the rather impressive replies I have received regarding
my request for help with my install. The first reply I got was about
30 minutes after I posted to the list, and I'll take his offer of
assistance. Thanks to everyone else, and if for whatever reason I
can't link up with
Luke McKee wrote:
These 3rd party device vendors should just rack off. It should be free or
not at all. It isn't right to have Linux hardware taxes to replace the
Microsoft OEM tax when it eventually goes. Why do some vendors still need to
guard the API to their hardware?
Let me know what
Dears List :
I try to modify a
open-source-projectto fit my own use .
But the source consists ofmany sub-directories : some
are shared-libraries.
Could I add -g(adding debug-information) to CFLAGS for those
libraries ?
Tks In Advance !
Henry
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 17:02:44 +1000
Matthew Hannigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
btw, you might want to wait for redhat 7.3; it's almost
out -- there are beta's available.
Umm, if you are referring to skipjack, I was unaware it was a 7.3 beta
Kevin
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Hey all.
I wanted to upgrade my RH7.1 box's kernel to 2.4.18. I followed these
steps:
- download code
- make config
- make dep
- make bzImage
- cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.18
- make modules
- make modules_install
- editted /etc/lilo.conf
- /sbin/lilo (which said the new image
quote who=Kevin Waterson
Umm, if you are referring to skipjack, I was unaware it was a 7.3 beta
skipjack is indeed the 7.3 beta; I'm intrigued to know what you thought it
was. :-)
- Jeff
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Hi
I have installed Debian 2.2r2 and trying to run x windows but i have had
problems. first thing of all i have only installed linux once before (red
hat) about 2 years ago so i know a little bit. x windows was a lot easier to
get running.
as far as i can get is running XF86Setup. setting up
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Michael Still wrote:
As requested, my lilo.conf says:
root=/dev/hda
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
prompt
timeout=50
message=/boot/message
linear
default=linux2418
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.18
label=linux2418
read-only
root=/dev/hda1
On Mon, Apr 29, 2002 at 06:46:12PM +1000, Michael Still wrote:
I wanted to upgrade my RH7.1 box's kernel to 2.4.18. I followed these
steps:
Not sure if it's relevant, but you should probably copy the
System.map from your 2.4.18 kernel source into /boot.
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Thanks to all that replied. Yes I was not worried about the sound as the
machine will be a server sitting with seven others so the less nosie it
makes the better!
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Pia smith
Sent: Monday, 29 April 2002
On Mon, 2002-04-29 at 19:29, Jeff Ford wrote:
Is there some edit setup file or some one could
tell me how of some way (Detailed) to deal with this problem
for some reason I am unaware of, in debian I've always had to create
that /dev/mouse link manually. If it's a serial mouse you've got
\begin{Jamie Wilkinson}
This one time, at band camp, John Clarke wrote:
I agree, but only if we also encourage uploading keys to a public
keyserver. There's no point signing a message if the recipients don't
have the key and can't get it.
Ever since the keysigning in July last year, I've
At 14:16 29/04/02 +1000, Simon Bryan wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking at putting RH7.2 on the following machine and wondered if
anyone had heard anything good or bad about the system. I would be upgrading
to 512MB RAM and a 40GB 0r 60GB HDD.
Simon,
The spec seems to look fine - the only concern is
Michael Still [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Michael Still wrote:
As requested, my lilo.conf says:
...
message=/boot/message
[snip]
When I boot, I only get the old prompt for the old kernel.
Probably because you forgot updating the /boot/message. It's a text
file and its
I have a Logitech Quickcam Web...i found linux drivers for it but the
software isn't too fancy...it just opens an xwindow and displays the camera
output, if you know how to alter the code you could have it send the output
to a file instead...e.g. by using libjpg or something, have it dump to a
I wouldn't have bothered with the extra expense of the card
just make sure there is a /boot partition within the first 32gig or so
The linux kernel is perfectly ok with ide disks it just ignores that the
bios has to say on the matter
My laptop has a 12gb disk in it bios only supports 8gb
What's more, by buying only supported hardware, you encourage the good
guys who DO release free drivers. It is for this reason that I will
never buy an Nvidia card, no matter how many zillion polygons it
does. Well, never unless they release free drivers.
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Rev Simon Rumble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Craige..
How far have you got with MoL?
This sounds like a killer app. to me. As I get the hang of iApples with
Debian I like them more and more.
David.
On 29 Apr 2002, Craige McWhirter wrote:
On Sun, 2002-04-28 at 10:04, Tim Bateman wrote:
SLUG,
At the SLUG meeting there
Hi Guys, Have just installed RH 7.2 including squid
2.4 and firewall. Having many problems .. any help appreciated...
Setup
1. Have internal Network using 192.168.x.x
addresses
2. Have an email server outside of firewall
delivering mail to internal network
Problems ...
1. Cannot ping any
ok
firstly i need to know a few things because you were a little vague with your
description of the problems.
when
you say you cannot ping any ip addresses outside the firewall does this mean you
are trying to ping the address from a machine inside the firewall, or from the
machine that is
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Kevin Waterson
Umm, if you are referring to skipjack, I was unaware it was a 7.3 beta
skipjack is indeed the 7.3 beta; I'm intrigued to know what you thought it
was. :-)
Well strictly speaking, they haven't given a number for
the next version, so it skipjack
Jon Biddell wrote:
The reason I ask is I fell into the trap of installing a pair of 40Gb
Seagates ($168 odd each at the moment !!) and my bios would only recognise
them as 32Gb An Ultra TX/2 ATA100 controller fixed that, although they
are now hde and hdf...:-(
Did you try updating your
Luke McKee wrote:
From what you've written at [1] and [2] below, it doesn't sound
like you had done any research at all before purchased your
hardware.
LMC: True. But sooner or later Linux should stop being a DAYOR (Do at your
own risk) operating system. Many people - especially the
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On Mon, Apr 29, 2002 at 10:21:19PM +1000, Chris Barnes ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
I have a Logitech Quickcam Web...i found linux drivers for it but the
software isn't too fancy...it just opens an xwindow and displays the camera
output, if you know how to alter the code you could have it send
Brilliant!
still... it might take a bit of processing power?
i'll add that to the project, but it's way down the list of essentials.
for an outside camera you could possibly map out the areas that should not
change and exclude large areas with trees etc from the calculations. then do
the calcs
Dear Thomas:
Linux is multithreaded OS,
I found I can telnet from another computer.
Now I can debug at one computer ,see graphics-display produced by
program-execution at another.
Bestregards
Henry
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From: Thomas Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi guys, I am not sure how to reply to a
thread, so I hope Chris Barnes can see this message. I would like to
thankhim forhis prompt reply and help. I will have a look at
the suggestions to see if they fix the problems.
Just some more info, (in case it helps with more
suggestions).
* We
I don't think Linux will ever have plug and play ready decent
drivers in the
kernel for all hardware. I have to patch iptables, SMC (net),
ftape-4x,
quicknet, isdn-dov capi, cups, sane (hp4200) + scarse just to all
my
hardware working. There are always going to be extra drivers but
On Mon, Apr 08, 2002 at 06:45:57PM +1000, Peter Rundle ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
FWIW, the backslash is not valid in a URL. My guess: Netscape convert
errant backslashes to forward slashes in such URLs, whereas Moz and
Galeon do not.
Just another example of M$ dirty inovation. IE is
Hi all,
Got a strange thing happening with x-cdroast. A system with both a USB
cd-writer and IDE reader does the following:
When Reading from the usb device, the sector size reported is 2048
When reading from the IDE device the sector size reported is 2352
(audio cd??)
(Though it sees the
On Tue, Apr 30, 2002 at 12:51:32PM +1000, Ben Donohue
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Brilliant!
still... it might take a bit of processing power?
Not really.
Considering that a camera produces bitmaps of 640x480 you only have to
calculate 307200 pixels
If you worried about that just write a
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