Ooops missed a 5 in there somewhere it's 2.2.5-15. I just checked my CD (I
have to post under Windows). Sorry about the confusion. So many kernels to
keep track of :)
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> You should have the following line in your lilo.conf though (replace hdb
> with your drive):
> append = "hdb=ide-scsi"
This only works for version 2.0.x kernels. For version 2.2.x, you have to
do a little something different, well, at least on mine. =)
> Then make sure the necessary support
On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Norma Armstrong wrote:
> I found out how to set it up. The next question I hope is a little easier.
> If I have the line append="hdb=ide-scsi hdc=ide-scsi" only my cdreader is
> able to get mounted. Mounting the writer will only show what's on the
> reader. However if I leave
hello all,
as long as this discussion is on, my Mitsumi CDRW is 4802TU for USB, is
there any hope for this? I am using Linux on laptop.
Jo
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JoAnn Elliott wrote:
> hello all,
> as long as this discussion is on, my Mitsumi CDRW is 4802TU for USB, is
> there any hope for this? I am using Linux on laptop.
I'm afraid you'll have to wait for kernel 2.4, which will be released sometime
in Nov or Dec...
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On Sat, 9 Oct 1999, Norma Armstrong wrote:
> Ooops missed a 5 in there somewhere it's 2.2.5-15. I just checked my CD (I
> have to post under Windows). Sorry about the confusion. So many kernels to
> keep track of :)
Hehe... don't blame ya. FWIW, the -?? is some sort of odd redhat
designation. Th
On Sat, 9 Oct 1999, Deb Richardson imparted the following wisdom:
->Date: Sat, 09 Oct 1999 13:47:39 -0400
->From: Deb Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
->Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
->To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
->Subject: [techtalk] request for ideas
->
->Hi all.
->
->I'm thinking abou
Maybe I haven't seen it anywhere else :)
Norma
>
> Hehe... don't blame ya. FWIW, the -?? is some sort of odd redhat
> designation. The redhat kernel source packages make the source tree
> unpatchable, since it lacks everything bu the i386 portion.
>
> -Ian
>
On Sat, 09 Oct 1999 13:47:39 -0400, Deb Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>I'm hacking together an outline for it at the moment, and I would
>like to know what you think such a Guide should include. Input from
>users of all experience levels would be appreciated. When you
>started with Linux
On Sat, 09 Oct 1999 13:47:39 -0400, Deb Richardson wrote:
> I would like to know what you think such a Guide should
> include. Input from users of all experience levels would
> be appreciated. When you started with Linux, what
> stumbling blocks did you encounter? What did you find
> most diff
Deb Richardson wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I'm thinking about writing a "New User's Guide to Linux" (to be released
> under an appropriate open-content license, of course :).
>
> I'm hacking together an outline for it at the moment, and I would like
> to know what you think such a Guide should inclu
So, I managed to get Linux to recognise my ALN-101 NIC, by installing
without it and then adding it afterwards, but I've got some weirdness
happening when I try to get out onto my own LAN, or to the net.
My network is connected to the internet via ADSL on a Win98 box running
Sygate. I couldn't g
How about how to save a file to a floppy disk?
I downloaded a file the other day...and I had no clue as to how to save it
to a disk...I know the floppy was mounted (and do you have to do that
everytime you reboot?...another question.)
I could see the file in the file manager but there seemed to
Rudely following up on myself, in case any other newbies run across this
error:
At 07:26 PM 10/09/1999 -0400, I wrote:
[...]
>I can't ping or traceroute, but if I traceroute to, say, www.linuxchix.org
>the name is resolved to the IP (so I must be reaching the name server
>outside my network, no?)
Thank you for all your responses so far... they have been of great
assistance.
However, I am still having a problem. What follows are captures of
'ifconfig', 'route', and 'arp'. I can connect and interact with the
Internet through my Windows98 partition without issue. The linux
partition still re
Excerpts from linuxchix: 9-Oct-99 Re: [techtalk] request for .. by
"erica raspberry"@sedona
> How about how to save a file to a floppy disk?
Use mtools. It's easier than mounting stuff, and most likely you won't
mind using a dos formatted floppy.
> I downloaded a file the other day...and I h
Hi all.
I'm thinking about writing a "New User's Guide to Linux" (to be released
under an appropriate open-content license, of course :).
I'm hacking together an outline for it at the moment, and I would like
to know what you think such a Guide should include. Input from users of
all experien
PPP!!
That's the first thing I wanted to figure out, but I had RedHat 5.2 - now
most distributions come with KDE or Gnome, so they got easy stuff like
kppp or gnome-ppp to work with.
What I find funny though, is that at first netconf's ppp dial-up
configuration didn't work. Maybe it was the upgr
I am new like in finally last week I got it working, so I will take some
time and give you my list of things I had trouble figuring ou, and things I
still do not understanf fully.
JoAnn
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Sent:
> Whether this is covered elsewhere, I don't know, since I haven't actually
> looked for it yet, but I think that an explanation of the directory
> structure, including what should (and shouldn't) go in each directory,
> where things can be found on a typical system, etc., would be terribly
> help
Excerpts from linuxchix: 9-Oct-99 [grrltalk] request for ideas by Deb
Richardson@thepuffin
> I'm hacking together an outline for it at the moment, and I would like
> to know what you think such a Guide should include. Input from users of
> all experience levels would be appreciated. When you st
On Sat, 09 Oct 1999, Deb Richardson wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I'm thinking about writing a "New User's Guide to Linux" (to be released
> under an appropriate open-content license, of course :).
Great idea
> I'm hacking together an outline for it at the moment, and I would like
> to know what you t
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