Phil Savoie wrote:
> > I was looking today for about 2 hours on how to disable the automount
> > "feature" in RH6.1. It appears that every time a CD is loaded the
> > filemanager pops up showing the contents of the CD. This is not what I
> > would like to see happen. I would like to manually
If the OS on your old hard drive is 8.6 or 9, it is likely that it is
HFS+ format, so mounting it through your other linux box won't work.
However. you could just attach
the old drive to another IDE Bus on your iMac , i.e. temporarily
disconnect your CD-ROM drive and use that IDE cable (I'm ass
Hi all. I'm beating my head agains the wall here -
someone please stop me!
Our client has a Mac G4...installed yellow dow linux
which aparrently went fine. Have yaboot configured.
But startx hung forever, and when it did finally start
the colormap was all messed up...and it promptly
crashes.
Hello,
If you have the occasional need to run Windows applications (like Office
apps, Photoshop, etc.) but no hardcore Windows needs (like playing games,
using NetBEUI networking, etc.), VMWare may be overkill for you. You may
also find that with your system configuration, your resources are sev
Anyone have a list handy of what free software/open source web tools
(e.g., Dreamweaver; I already know about GIMP) are out there?
Much thanks,
Kathy
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On 24 Aug, Lyric . wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I'm just wondering if anyone out there has any experience with VMWare for
> Linux 2.0.
>
> I'm thinking about purchasing it and installing it at home so I can run
> Windows if I need to.
I'm using it at work with a Celeron 300 and 256 MB RAM. So I thin
Hi Michelle,
I feel your pain. Every time I upgrade my Linux machine its like a crusade
to get the video card to work properly .This is one of the drawbacks of
using Linux with cutting edge technology, often the correct drivers simply
don't exist yet. However, you might just be able to get th
Out of curiousity, has anyone tried using VMWare with a monolithic kernel?
(yes, I'm being sick and twisted and altogether vinnie-like here)
I really haven't got the first clue how to start, but it strikes me as an
interesting challenge...anyone else done it yet?
Vinnie (who really doesn't hav
Hi there
I'm just wondering if anyone out there has any experience with VMWare for
Linux 2.0.
I'm thinking about purchasing it and installing it at home so I can run
Windows if I need to.
My system is an Athlon 650 with 128 megs of RAM.
Thanks
