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On Saturday 24 March 2001 12:16, paul taylor wrote something to this effect:
> The local computer store got the ISP script by using hyper-terminal in
> windows. (the ISP refused). I have the login,
> Now the pppd deamon dies. there is a reference to a www.kde.org
Am Sonntag, 25. März 2001 00:35 schrieb Victor:
> I've installed potato 2.2r2 on my desktop, a Celeron Compaq Presario,
> endowed unfortunately of an Intel 82810 graphic card which I would use with
> X and kde. I've read all the extremely poor and distressing pieces of
> "Documentation" about i810
paul taylor wrote:
>
> I changed /etc/ppp/options to noauth.
> I dial in. The modems seem to connect, but then neither lynx or netscape
> can locate the start up page.
>
> This is very discouraging
>
> --
hi
Welcome to the world of Linux and dial-up.:-)
Try this as root
route del default
rout
I changed /etc/ppp/options to noauth.
I dial in. The modems seem to connect, but then neither lynx or netscape
can locate the start up page.
This is very discouraging
I changed /etc/ppp/options to noauth.
I dial in. The modems seem to connect, but then neither lynx or netscape
can locate the start up page.
This is very discouraging
On Sun, Mar 25, 2001 at 12:39:30AM +0100, Michal Kulakowski wrote:
> On friday, 23 March I downloaded the most fresh release from tdyc, installed
> it and everything was OK till the first reboot. KDE isn't starting up no more.
> I've traced the problem and got :
>
> undefined symbol : lt_dlopen_f
Hi
On friday, 23 March I downloaded the most fresh release from tdyc, installed
it and everything was OK till the first reboot. KDE isn't starting up no more.
I've traced the problem and got :
undefined symbol : lt_dlopen_flag (/usr/bin/kdeinit)
from kdeinit included in kdelibs3_2.1.0.1-0.potat
Hello,
Since you are using debian, you still may wish to give pppconfig a shot. I am
using now for my machine and use the 'demand dialing'. All I do is run pon
after I boot up the box. This sets up pppd to automatically log onto my ISP
whenever I need outside routing. It hangs up the line
It works! I've changed the first occurence in the file /etc/ppp/options of
"auth" into "noauth" and it is all OK.
Thank you for your invaluable suggestions
Vittorio
On Saturday 24 March 2001 03:12, Mircea Luca wrote:
> Victor wrote:
> > After having used kde 2.01 on a redhat box for a year or so,
I've installed potato 2.2r2 on my desktop, a Celeron Compaq Presario, endowed
unfortunately of an Intel 82810 graphic card which I would use with X and kde.
I've read all the extremely poor and distressing pieces of "Documentation"
about i810 both under the various /usr/doc and www.debian.org/br
This information here is somewhat dated, but maybe it will
give you a clue. Your symptoms sound quite famaliar, and
are very similar to a common complaint in Corel Linux when
it came out. Corel Linux used KPPP as its default dialer.
The problem is in the way KPPP and the default pppd program
sup
On Saturday 24 March 2001 09:29, Bud Rogers wrote:
> On Saturday 24 March 2001 14:16, paul taylor wrote:
> > kppp does not work and has ruined all dial up for me. this is not
> > ideal.
>
> It's been a long time since I even bothered with kppp. I sometimes
> need to bring ppp up or down from a log
> Where can I find any possible error messages? (didn't find any in
> /var/log/*)
>
run "kdm -debug 1" and look where your system logs the daemon facility.
hth
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> "Neil" == Neil Youngman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Neil> On Thursday 22 March 2001 14:13, LEBRETON Philippe wrote:
>> I have install KDE2.1 from debian.kde.net on my potato, but with KDM i
>> can't login (and wiht kscreensaver), the message is "login failed"
>> On, the console it's Ok,
On Saturday 24 March 2001 14:16, paul taylor wrote:
> kppp does not work and has ruined all dial up for me. this is not
> ideal.
It's been a long time since I even bothered with kppp. I sometimes
need to bring ppp up or down from a login from another box, so I'm
accustomed to using pon and pof
The local computer store got the ISP script by using hyper-terminal in
windows. (the ISP refused). I have the login,
Now the pppd deamon dies. there is a reference to a www.kde.org/~kppp.html
page which does not exist. and a general error message.
To get kppp to work I gave permissions out wholesa
> > > However the following packages replace it:
> > > lskat ktuberling ktron kspaceduel ksokoban ksnake ksmiletris ksirtet
> > > kshisen ksame kreversi kpoker kpat konquest kmines kmahjongg kjumpingcube
> > > kblackbox katomic kasteroids kabalone
>
> Thank you for telling me what is wrong. Can
On Saturday 24 March 2001 12:20 am, Ivan E. Moore II wrote:
> > The following occurs when I attempt an apt-get install kdegames.
> >
> > tillarium:~# apt-get install kdegames
> > Reading Package Lists... Done
> > Building Dependency Tree... Done
> > Package kdegames has no available version, but ex
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