None of the following are necessarily solutions -- just a couple of thoughts
about things you might look at.
On Mon, Jan 24, 2000 at 10:02:54PM -0500, Nicole wrote:
> My soundcard won't work in debian, not sure what kind of soundcard I have,
> when I boot into windows, all it says is ES1879 Plug
What permissions should kppp have?
Who should be the owner?
I can dialup as root, but if I try to use kppp as a user, it dials, then the
ppp deamon "dies unexpectedly".
I know that this is in the help file, but I've lost that.
Sunnan
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what brand of network card do you have in the linux box? this is a long
shot, but I was having the worst time getting a ne2000 to work under RH 6.1,
apparently RH decided to take out the autoprobe option from the ne2000
kernel module, so it wouldn't detect an ne2000 that wasn't plug-n-praymy
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I use ppp, but I always sudo to use ppp, i.e. at the command line, type
'sudo pppd' are you can just su to root and then do it. I was under the
impression that it is a bad idea to be able to have any user have
permissions to ppp. I forget why, I am sure someone told me a while, I am
sure somethin
Can you do anything else while you online? Try telnetting into your ISP.
If you get unresolved host, you may need to enter a DNS entry from you ISP
this should be placed in /etc/resolv.conf
Beverly
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi All;
>
> I'm a linux newbie and have been lu
I've been having some odd problems with my keyboard lately. It used to be,
when I typed a long string of characters on the command line, or in a text
file, and held the backspace key down or an arrow key, it would backspace
until I took my finger off of the key. Saturday morning I came down to fin
> press the backspace key for every character. same for the arrow keys. I
> haven't done a whole lot of testing, I don't know if it works similary for
> other characters. The computer dual boots windows, but I haven't booted into
If it does the same for all chars, I'd suspect that your keyboard
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Your soundcard is an Ensonic 1879. Creative Labs bought Ensonic...good luck
finding a driver that worksCreative is not doing legacy support very
well.
My soundcard won't work in debian, not sure what kind of soundcard I have,
when I boot into windows, all it says is ES1879 Plug and P
Hey All,
I'm having a problem with RH6.0 and was wondering if
anyone could help me. I have 2 ethernet cards, the
first eth0 uses module (3c509), the second eth1 uses
module (hp-plus) which has a dependence on (8390). My
conf.modules is set up like so:
alias eth0 3c509
alias eth1 hp-plus
Upo
On Tue, 25 Jan 2000 15:22:45 +0100, Sunnanvind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>What permissions should kppp have?
>Who should be the owner?
>I can dialup as root, but if I try to use kppp as a user, it dials, then the
>ppp deamon "dies unexpectedly".
>I know that this is in the help file, but I've lo
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Terri Oda wrote:
> celeron under the hood) using a maestro sound card. It plays CDs
> beautifully and seems to have no problem with wav files or anything
> else... until I come to mp3's. Winamp skips, as did the other player I
> tried in windows, as do mpg123 and xmms under
It was taking too long to delete all the unnecessary included lines from
my previous message, so:
I have a USR sportster 56k ISA modem. It's currently working to connect
me through kppp. There's something weird in the chat script, is all I can
figure.
THe computers are connected through a NetGe
What does dmesg say? And you said having
alias eth0 hp-plus
alias eth1 3c509
...in /etc/conf.modules fails to brings up both interfaces nicely?
wendy
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Hey Wendy,
dmesg reports failed initialization of eth1. Really
nothing more. My conf.modules is exactly as below and
still I can't figure it out for the life of me. Manual
loading of the 3com works like a charm.
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> What does dmesg say? And you said having
>
>
On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Brian Engle wrote:
> my computer turned off, I can only assume my son (8 months old) had
> inadvertently flipped the power switch,
My computer was inadvertently off monday morning - the power cord wasn't in
properly. You might've had a power failure - is the vcr clock blinki
Forgive me for asking the *basic* questions, but where did you put 3c509.o?
/lib/modules//net? Also, do you have the interfaces configured
on boot-up? What happens when you take the aliases out? Can you compile the
drivers into the kernel, or do you have to use modules?
Let me know how it go
Hey Wendy,
No problem, when the light bulb goes out if you check
the fuse box first you might be jumping the gun ;)
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Forgive me for asking the *basic* questions, but where
did you put 3c509.o?
Yes, the modules are located in the correct directory
> /lib/modules//ne
Yup. I live :)
So, I upgraded my kernel from 2.0.36 to 2.2.13 (yeah yeah, and this was a
few months ago..can we say the cobbler's children go without shoes? )
and the printer quit working. It worked fine previously. In part, this was
because the parallel port moved from lp1 to lp0 (why, I dunno
Does printcap mention the correct port?
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Excerpts from linuxchix: 24-Jan-100 Re: [techtalk] Really weird.. by
Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> The problem lies somewhere between eth0 (my computer) and eth1 (the mac 4
> feet away). They don't want to talk to each other. Silly machines.
Do they know what they are (have the correct ips for th
yeah.
/etc/printcap looks like (sans comments)
lp:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp:\
:mx#0:\
:sh:\
:lp=/dev/lp0:
and catting to /dev/lp0 works :(...
Vinnie
On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Laurel Fan wrote:
> Does printcap mention the correct port?
>
>
> [EMAIL PR
On Jan 25, Laurel Fan conjectured:
> Excerpts from linuxchix: 24-Jan-100 Re: [techtalk] Really weird.. by
> Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> > The problem lies somewhere between eth0 (my computer) and eth1 (the mac 4
> > feet away). They don't want to talk to each other. Silly machines.
>
> Do they
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> I've seen HP units, Compaq units, but those have been generally for HP
> Netservers or..well, Compaq I just can't swallow (bad experiences).
I heard today that Compaq was going to be putting FreeBSD on their
machines.. So soon you can actually purchase a Compaq box loaded with
FreeBSD n stuf
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