Re: New NetGear Wireless PCMCIA

Here Randy try this link it might help you out and there are plenty of other HOWTO's there as well http://www.linuxdownloads.org/howto/PCMCIA-HOWTO.html or http://www.linuxdownloads.org/howto   Bobby Ray Treaster   I Don't Suffer From My Insanity,  I Enjoy Every Minute Of It.

Re: Real Player for linux

I am assuming the Linux/PPC would be the one u need since they don't have a Linux/x86 if that don't work I think the FreeBSD/I386 might work. If I am wrong please somebody correct me. Bobby Ray Treaster I Don't Suffer From My Insanity, I Enjoy Every Minute Of It. Geek

Re: Questions: Installing with Partitioned Disk & Windows

I normally make 2 partitions 1 for windows and 1 for linux I then install windows then I install linux and during the install process of linux I use disk druid to configure my linux partitions. Note I said partitions 1 native and 1 swap. Others make different partitions it all depends on your pref

Re: Reply to html and newbies

Actually the PDF does have a table of contents listed by the HOWTO's subject and you click on the subject and it then takes you to the corresponding material. Bobby Ray Treaster I Don't Suffer From My Insanity, I Enjoy Every Minute Of It. Geek by Nature,

Reply to html and newbies

I won't start this off by saying I am the expert or ultimate athourity figure on this hell I don't even have the best gramer and spelling, but I will say I am shocked and apalled by what I have read on the list so far as of late. The subject I am referring to are the emails concerning html

Re: SAMBA Problem Sharing root (/) directory in Win2K SPK2 - Please Advise

HI, Not sure if this will help but it might be worth a try. 1) On your linux machine run lisa -(option here) and then reslisa -(option here)   that might help with it hanging. 2)also you might want to try and create a softlink to / in which ever /home/(user name here)   hope that is of some

Re: dual booting

t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 3:39 AM Subject: Re: dual booting > Use XOSL a dos win program. > > > --- Bobby Treaster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: > > Ok here is an odd question, > > I know you can dual boot

dual booting

Ok here is an odd question, I know you can dual boot Linux/windows Linux/Netware or Linux/OS*(mac) but can you dual boot 2 different versions of Linux like say Mandrake(or RedHat)/Debian(or Slakeware)? If so how does one go aboutdoing so? Thanks in advance Bobby Ray Treaster   I Don't Su

lan to lan connection

he ip your connected from. I am not sure where I need to input this information so I can make my connections. If anyone can point me in the direction I need to go that would help alot. Thanks in advance Bobby Treaster ___ Redhat-list mailing list [

Makeing my own RH 7.3 install disk

RH7.3 that will boot on those machine given that their computer or laptop can boot from CD. Many thanks in advance and More info is needed as to what I am trying incase this is not clear enough please email me as to what your wanting clarification on and I will try to ex

Re: re: red hat 8 -> maybe a stupid question?

But unlike mandrake RH7.1 and newer won't boot from cd on older machines where mandrake still will cuz they haven't gone to the 2.88FD format in their iso. If their was a way for me to bypass that in a laptop that doesn't have a floppy drive (external or internal) or the money to buy a new one

RH Beta

DOH I meant boot from CDROm I wonder If RH?? the beta will go back to allowing older machines to boot from floppy since my machine don't and can't have a floppy and 7.1 -7.3 have been made unbootable by older systems that used 1.44 floppy id in the BIOS instead of the formating their useing

RH Beta

I wonder If RH?? the beta will go back to allowing older machines to boot from floppy since my machine don't and can't have a floppy and 7.1 -7.3 have been made unbootable by older systems that used 1.44 floppy id in the BIOS instead of the formating their useing now. Oh and tech support sucks

Re: How to set hostname ?

I use the following command hostname newnamehere placeing the name of the new hostname you would like in the place labeled newnamehere this should work for it works for me I f not there might be some other problem that is causeing it to happen 7/6/2002 3:46:57 PM, Bill Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTE

Installing 7.3 error

Ok I have a Toshiba sat pro 490cdt. It has a cdrom 4 gig hard drive and no floppy. the problem I have is the same with 7.2 I put bootable cdrom ( from box set and it works on my PC) in the CDROM and reboot laptop. CD is ignored by the laptop for some reason even happens with 7.2 however when I