they are erady to go and work on 486SX's)
These guys are awesome:
Rajkumar. S
Archana V. S.
Sheenarani I.
Thanks 10,000,000
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and consuming 97% of the CPU's processing time.
I would have to say Java on Linux is just as stable as on
Windows 95/98.
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(gateway) as it works. I'm going to try to get
Red Hat's DHCP client to run under SuSE, but that
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I wouldn't believe
it until I saw it. And I know for a fact the sun does
not shine in Redmond, Washington - it rains all the time.
Been there - hated it.
Not that I'm biased against them, or anything :-) I guess
I'm like any other recovering addict - I despise that to
which I fell prey to.
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the client
side - I only have to focus on the server side of the
house.
So many options...
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guess I'm part of the
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noticed the same thing on a 486dx2/66. I had SuSE 5.3,
and setup went pretty quick. Then I put SuSE 6.0 (install
from scratch) and it bogged like an old 386.
I don't think it's an interrupt anywhere. After the
system rebooted, it worked fine, if not just a bit
slower than before.
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you're up to it, I'll
look for the site again. Personally, since the difference
between two PII 333 MHz and two Celeron 333 MHz is
only $70, it's not worth it to me. That's why I'm
building a dual Pentium II system.
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ed (except for making my logs bigger) -
all of my SuSE 5.3 boxes. So now I have SuSE 6.0
on my router and I gave Red Hat the boot.
More information on this worm is here:
http://gtoft.dynip.com/worm/
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Delbaere, Tim wrote:
Hello,
What desktop managers would you recommend, and why. I have KDM that came
with my SuSE 5.2, and I have heard about KDE 1.1, but what about some of the
others like Afterstep, Gnome, Enlightenment.
What do they have to offer, what is good or bad about them,
George Schoelles wrote:
I'm running 4 98 machines and 1 SuSE 5.3 with Samba server working great.
However, I was thinking about using The _SuSE Server_ as a _Print Server_
and was interested in others opinions, success and failure stories as well
as suggestions and pointers in creating a
George H. Yeager wrote:
George:
I have not accomplished this yet (permanently). I have been on RR with SuSE
6.0. You just have to set up your IP/Mask/DNS info and go.
Did that using YaST.
You'll
eventually need a DHCPCD package (free).
Why do I need the daemon? Don't I just
George H. Yeager wrote:
I have not accomplished this yet (permanently). I have been on RR with
SuSE
6.0. You just have to set up your IP/Mask/DNS info and go. You'll
eventually need a DHCPCD package (free).
http://people.qualcomm.com/karn/rr/linux.html
Very interesting pages -
W.D.McKinney wrote:
"Fred A. Miller" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone connected to Roadrunner with SuSE 6.0? If so, I'd very much
appreciate a detailed "blow by blow" to get connected, and what software I need,
where to get it, etc.
Thanks!
Fred
Hi Fred,
See
Jerry Lynn Kreps wrote:
[big snip]
I'll bet that 95% of the people who try SuSE, after trying any of the
other distros, will stay with SuSE because YaST and SuSE's overall
quality can't be beat by any other current distros.
Two weeks ago I would have agreed with you. But
I have since found
joe kramer wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this Linux. Recently I had suceessfully installed RedHat
Linux 5.1 on my pc. But I do have one problem. i.e I could not start
xwindows by using startx command. I think this problem came from my
adapter. I could not find my adapter name (SiS 5597) during
Mike Dempsey wrote:
Yea, but I've never used it before... I want to "try before you buy"
if I like this one, I'll prolly buy the next one... (or this one if I find
I need CD's), but I can't buy a distribution that I haven't used.
So buy the $2 CD at www.cheapbytes.com. I bought
SoiF wrote:
On 15-Feb-99 George Toft a dit .:
\
\ SoiF wrote:
\
\ Hi ..
\
\ I 'm wondering how can i upgrade my 5.3 (commercial edition) to a 6.0
\ version.
\ Does I need to buy a another CD distro or can i download the 6.0 somewhere
\ (where ?? )
\
\ ftp.suse.de
Georges-Henry Portefait wrote:
Hi,
I'm using SUSE 5.3 and soon 6.0 ( i Hope :) ) .
1 - I will soon be connected to the Internet using a cybersurf Motorola
"modem".
this involve using a network card PCI ( i don't know brand or model) but
a friend got one and there was a linux
SoiF wrote:
Hi ..
I 'm wondering how can i upgrade my 5.3 (commercial edition) to a 6.0 version.
Does I need to buy a another CD distro or can i download the 6.0 somewhere
(where ?? )
ftp.suse.de or ftp.suse.com
I don't want to pay every 6 months to have recent distro. Should i
George Toft wrote:
I'm trying to install SuSE 5.3 on a Pentium II
(233 MHz, 32 MB RAM) with an AGP video card using
the Cirrus Logic 5465 chipset. SaX has that
chipset in its database, and I have it set up
correctly (let's presume I do).
Problem: X locks up after a few minutes
thor@work wrote:
please take care of this idiot!!!
thor
Subject: RE: [SuSE Linux] Vote for SuSE
Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 12:24:46 -0600 (CST)
From: Samy Elashmawy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: undisclosed-recipients:;
World Leader Pretend wrote:
I'm trying to install SuSE 5.3 on a Pentium II
(233 MHz, 32 MB RAM) with an AGP video card using
the Cirrus Logic 5465 chipset. SaX has that
chipset in its database, and I have it set up
correctly (let's presume I do).
Problem: X locks up after a few
Michael Perry wrote:
I therefore suggest blackbox which seems to be easily configurable,
nice on resources, pleasant to the eye. I think that for someone just
starting out the ways of adding menu items, etc; cannot be beat. The
latest compiles on SuSE 5.3 without complaint and it has
Delbaere, Tim wrote:
Can anyone recommend some good book's for getting to grips with Linux?
And my $0.02:
The book that comes with SuSE is good, and "The No
B.S. Guide to Linux" is good.
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archiv at
Christopher Ballog wrote:
Hello
You should not put your floppy disk in the fstab unless you want to use noauto
option; and reason being is that if there is no floppy in the driver the mount will
fail.
Take a look at the manual pages "man fstab" and "man mount"for more information.
How do I . . .
. . . run an X program on one computer on my LAN
and display the output on another. Both computers
are Linux.
I've been able to get the outputs to display on
a Windows computer on the LAN, but I can't get
a Linux-Linux connection. The X-server tries
to connect to
(Ted Harding) wrote:
Can anyone recommend a program to play a *.avi file (I think it is a
format for video motion pictures)?
With thanks,
Ted.
xanim
George
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Joseph C. Fisher wrote:
George Toft wrote:
Kaare Rasmussen wrote:
I'm worried about the latest announcements from the big guys HP and (not
yet public) IBM that they will support RedHat Linux.
This means that Linux = RedHat for the most people, and where will that
put
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 28-Jan-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] shaped the electrons to say:
I need a little clairification on this kernel 2.2 thing. If I buy
SuSE 6.0 with, presumably kernel 2.0.36, then want to upgrade to
2.2 (whatever), would I have to download each patch from
Vicente A.S. Werner wrote:
hello all
no , I mean 4 ide ports is on the kernel documentation but doesn't
says how to do it. That means 8 ide devices wich in some cases can
be a bless.
Thanx
Vicente Werner
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Norman de Groot wrote:
I'm considering getting started with Linux. I wonder if the active suse
list with so many user problems is the result of the suse distribution or
is the difficulty with Linux itself? I understand that either way I'll
have to put in a significant amount of study and
zentara wrote:
"Fred A. Miller" wrote:
http://cnn.com/TECH/computing/9901/07/computers.security.reut/index.html
How can they justify putting Windows on US Navy Warship's?
Unless it is the same reasoning that helped get rid
of old battleships at Pearl Harbor. Make the ships you
you
GMT
time.
Is this "bogus date" will be our next
topic for 30 or so years :)
Best regards to all
GH portefait
George Toft wrote:
This is all based on 2^32 seconds from 1900, which is
2036.195,
or March 10th, 2036 (plus or minus a couple days). I'll be
in
my r
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Technical Information - August 1998
System Programs
The kernel and core tools of Linux and other Unix-like operating systems
do not store dates in a two-digit format. Time is counted in number of
seconds since January 1, 1970. A 32-bit system such as
Ec|ipse wrote:
Scott Watson wrote:
From: Harald Sundt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How does Y2K affect the Linux Platform or Apps?
I understand that, while Linux is 2000 OK, it may have problems in 2038.
Can anyone expand on this?
In a nut shell, thats when the internal clock on the
Leon McClatchey wrote:
In your /etc/smb.conf, whereever you have the share for the cdrom defined,
add two lines for preexec and postexec that would mount the cdrom if
someone wants to access it and unmount the cdrom once they release the
share. It worked great here, the only thing is that
Ec|ipse wrote:
Hello.
I've been using slackware since around 3.0 and about 3 months ago
started reformatting/installing the various dist's to see and form my
own opinions of the various dist's. I was very impressed with SuSE 5.3
as the file structure was more similar with slack then the
Harald Sundt wrote:
How does Y2K affect the Linux Platform or Apps?
1.) Scientifically, the Millennium begins January 01,2001, 00:00:01 AM
I don't understand this one. How is it anyone in computer
science
can say it begins with anything other than a zero == 2000
is the
beginning of the
I've searched the samba site, read the FAQ. I guess I
have an infrequently asked question.
I have samba running on my Linux server. The server's
CD-ROM is shared. I noticed if a win95 client maps the
CD-ROM "folder" to a drive letter, I can not umount the
CD-ROM. Even after the drive
Zulfiqar Naushad wrote:
Hello again..
I have a small dillema.
I was a part of the rc5 cracking effort when I had win95. I want to rejoin, so, I
downloaded the latest version and extracted the files to my /home/user/rc5
directory.
I did this for a while. Then I did the math and
Mitch Appleby wrote:
Could you send me a list of what worked for you?
I had Samba working with Win-95, but have not successed at all with Win-98.
The Win-98 PCs see the linux server, but can not logon. I tried a change
the window$ registery and adding encription to the linux end, but no
I just set up RedHat 5.0 and SuSE 5.3 in my class
(Networking and Data Communications), and SuSE was
by far the favorite as the GUI was the best looking.
In the Spring, I'll be using SuSE to teach networking.
(This is primarily due to the live filesystem feature.
I can't repartition the hard
Weirdness!
I have a Linux fileserver (named hawaii) connected to a
gateway
(named oahu) with three Win95 clients (lanai, maui, and
julie).
All Win95 computers are configured the same (IPX, TCP/IP,
and client for Microsoft networks). hawaii has a printer
attached and it has a hard drive and
Samy Elashmawy wrote:
Is she running win98 , if so you need to set the registry to use
unencrypted passwords. there is a doc on the suse sight that will take you
throgh this step by step.
Naw - we reloaded (fdisk format) the classic Win95, and
setup
control panel | network exactly the
Rouwen, Martijn wrote:
Cause windooze isn't stable enough and I will have acces to the Internet
by a cable-modem ( If anything goes right) soon I'm planning to build a
little LAN at home,
My first suggestion: Don't use the 300MHz machine as your
gateway. I
use a 486dx2/66, and it keeps up
Rouwen, Martijn wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone know a cheap Video card which is supported bij Linux, it
have to work with X ?
Season Greetings Martijn
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