Wayne Topa wrote:
Vikas
From my Cups Printer setup:
Device: Windows printer via Samba
Device URL: smb://winme/Epson (the Windows Box/The printer )
Hi Wayne, thanks for the info. :)
Will try this out.
-vikas
Hope this helps
Wayne
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Ed Sutherland wrote:
Hi All,
1) Will I be able to easily dual-boot Windows or Linux using yaboot, or
will I need to go through some BIOS mumbo-jumbo?
i have no idea about yaboot, but grub or lilo will do fine.
you could even try out xosl.
2) Does Debian support the Dell flatscreen
Hi All,
I am running debian sid at office. However, the only
thing that I havent yet got to work is printing over
the network.
My requirement is to print to a printer which is
smb shared. I have googled around. I know that the
printing works from Linux because previously I ran
Mandrake and i
Hi,
it might be reading ~/.xinitrc or ~/.xsession. Put the KDE window
manager binary path into that. I can'tremember what it's called, but
for another window manager (say, pwm) you'd have
/usr/bin/pwm
...in one of those files.
It actually reads ~/.vnc/xstartup
Put "startkde &" in the last line
Hello All,
A couple of colleagues and I are planning
to set up an ftp/http server which hosts
the debian packages, so that people can
install Debian on their machines over the
office intranet.
What is the best way to go about this?
Things that we are planning are,
1.the users should
Hello All,
I finally recovered all my partitions back!
Thanks to all who helped me! (Michael,Anita,Alvin) :)
and to Michail Brzitwa who wrote "gpart". :)
Thanks are also due to the guys who wrote the
"linux partitioning how-to".
For the benefit of others who might face the same,
(though I
Hello All,
Thanks for the response to my earlier post.
I have downloaded and used gpart as suggested
by Michael and Anita.
The output of gpart is as follows:
** Error: invalid extended ptbl found at sector(20804175).
Begin scan...
Possible partition(DOS FA
Hi Alvin,
> if hda5 was your extended partition ... than all subsequent
> logical partions will go pooff when you delete the (reference)
> extended partition
not so, hda5 was the first logical partition inside the
extended partition.
> as long as oyu didnt write any new dat
Hi Anita,
> Question: when you used fdisk to delete the partitions, and
> then looked at them and you saw that there were missing ones,
> did you actually *write* the partition table or did you just
> exit? If you didn't write it, then you should be able to
> boot as before and fi
Hi Micheal,
> googling for gpart might help.
thanks so much for this! Googling for it certainly helped!
I'll try this out.
-vikas
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Hi All,
I have a system running WinXP and Linux. Except
for one partition, all others are ext2 partitions.
I had to make some space for a FAT32 partition,
so wanted to format one of the ext2 partitions
to FAT32. So, I booted into linux and used fdisk
to delete a partition(hda5). After deleti
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