helps.
>Johnny.
>Marshal Kar-Cheung Wong wrote:
>> >>>>> "Sandy" == Sandy Shapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> > I installed Debian (slink) and the X Window system. My "manual"
>> > that came with the CD, &qu
7;t get installed. I
used dselect to check the CD Rom, but I can't find any Gnome related files
that are uninstalled.
Are they listed under another name? Is there some other way to complete
the installation? I kind of enjoy using Gnome, and I would like to find
and install the rest of it.
Thanks,
Sandy Shapiro
>? Okay I think we might have the problem, because you said "name" of the
>ISP. Here is my file:
>search shadypond.com
>nameserver 127.0.0.1
>Yours should look something like that.
>after nameserver, put the IP address of your ISP's nameserver, NOT the
>literal hostname; it has to be numeric.
>On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 02:43:27PM -0400, Sandy Shapiro wrote: > I
>installed Debian (Slink) on another computer, and I think I may have >
>missed something in setting up the ppp connection.
>>
>> I can dial out, connect to, and log on to my ISP. But when I try t
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 04/10/00
at 10:26 PM, Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>On 10-Apr-2000 18:43:27 Sandy Shapiro wrote:
>> I installed Debian (Slink) on another computer, and I think I may
>> have
>> missed something in setting up the ppp connectio
server.
Ifconfig says that ppp is running.
Wvdial says ppp negotiation detected; starting pppd.
Everything seem to be working except I can't communicate with the ISP.
Is there something I can edit to fix this?
Is more information needed?
Thanks,
Sandy Shapiro
I am using Debian "slink."
I installed StarOffice 5.1. When I go to print something, I get pages of
what looks like lists.
I went to Printer Setup and tried installing different printers, but it
didn't make any difference -- I just get pages and pages of these lists.
The printer works fine other
e a way to get it
to work on Debian?
Thanks,
Sandy Shapiro
nds.
According to Corel news groups, many are having similar problems. Those
who get it to work, however, love it.
I suspect the Corel release is still more of a beta than a finished
product.
So far, I have been happy with the Debian GNU/Linux package, and the
manual it comes with is far superior to the Corel manual
Sandy Shapiro
I a looking for a way to install the hpfs file system. I thought I would
try "make config."
When I type "make config" I get an error message: No rule to make target
'config'. Stop.
A similar message occurs when I type: make menucofig.
I think something must be missing.
Any suggestions will be ap
I have a computer where Linux will not recognize the parallel port. (OS/2
and DOS do recognize the port).
I tried changing CMOS so that IRQ 7 is Legacy/ISA instead of PNP, but that
didn't make any difference.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
Linux is in my /dev/hdb1 partition.
OS/2 files are in three HPFS partitions: /dev/hda3; /devhda4; and
/dev/hda5.
My question is:
What command do I issue in Linux so that I can access the HPFS partitions
from Linux and copy files from OS/2 to Linux. (I have some .tar files
sitting in OS/2 that I
Linux is in my /dev/hdb1 partition.
OS/2 files are in three HPFS partitions: /dev/hda3; /devhda4; and
/dev/hda5.
My question is:
What command do I issue in Linux so that I can access the HPFS partitions
from Linux and copy files from OS/2 to Linux. (I have some .tar files
sitting in OS/2 that I
wm95, olwm, icewm,
wmaker, and scwm. One of them automatically loads at boot up.
I have searched through the various applications in the window manager,
but I see no desktop. Do I have to edit a configuration file somewhere? Or
do I need to go through the dselect process again?
Thanks,
Sandy Shapiro
I installed the Debian/GNU Linux package. It seems to be working
(XWindows, Mozilla, PPP). But I can't get the printer to work.
I have a HP LaserJet 1100. What are the steps for installing it or
getting it to work?
Thanks,
Sandy Shapiro
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