The local school recently bought a cheap digital camera, a digipix axis
from Hanimex Australia. Comes with some kids software 'fotobee' for
windows. The idea is a cheap simple camera the kids can use then upload
the image to the school PC's for projects.
Seems to be a local Australian product? t
Thanks Steve and all...
The Xserver I got from SUSE (and XFree 3.3.6) work fine in 16 bit. No
problems that I can see, so that's good enough... There is still a
slight problem with 24bit, but not _that_ serious (unless you want WP8).
I'm happy enough with 16 bit (unless I change it to run the fr
>From:
> Ric Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Install (upgrade) XFree86-3.3.6 in the /rawhide ftp directory. That
> should fix your problems. Ric
Thanks for getting back. Would that XFree 3.3.6 be any different from
Xfree from Xfree.org. I d/l'ed the SVGA 3.3.6 server tar from one of t
Okay, sorry, I can get 1024x768 in 24 bit... It appears not to handle 32
bit, but 24 is fine for me...
BIG problem is the NS toolbar icons are B/W and ugly. More critical are
the WP8 icons which are just crap... How is it that things like that get
screwed while the rest is generally okay?
Stil
Hi.
Trying to get X working with Open PT80 video (SiS 6326). It's listed as
supported by XFree-SVGA, (I have 3.3.5) but doesn't seem to be 100%
Okay, so it will 'work' to some extent. Seems to be useable (but far
from perfect) at 24 bit and 800x600. Other modes are a total wipeout.
Text becomes
>From:
> Zaigui Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I need to regularly update our web site. All the changes are made and
> tested on machine A, and the www server is on machine B. Is there an easy
> way to update machine B based on whatever changes that have been made on
> machine A?
>
>
> ubject:
> running out of memory crashes linux?
> Date:
> Tue, 1 Feb 2000 21:24:02 -0800 (PST)
>From:
> Mark Ivey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm running RedHat 6.0 on a pentium 200 w/ 32 mb of ram and 60 mb of
> swap space. The other day I was writing a program
>From:
> Brandon Dorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> If all I want is file/internet/printer sharing between, "peer" computers do
> I need hubs? And how many? just one for all three or one for each
> computer?
> thanks.
I have 3 PC's, no hub at all. Just use rg58 coax as all i wanted
I have 2 1996 vintage PC's with the Award 4.51 BIOS. One boots fine (has
the better looking MB) while the other wouldn't boot this morning. It
hung with some sort of floppy drive not found error. Could be a
coincidence that something else went wrong, and disabling the boot from
floppy option in t
> On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Jason Grovert wrote:
>
> > What is the best way to partition a drive as far as sizing goes.
> > Let's say I have a 8 gig hard drive. How would everyone do it and for
> > what reasons?
As said, it depends, but I think you are looking for what other people
have done and
"Arni Raghu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is what I get when I do /etc/rc.d/init.d/xfs status...
> /etc/rc.d/init.d/xfs status
> xfs dead but subsys locked
This is what I was getting...
Try removing or commenting out the ttfont directory line from
/etc/X11/fs/config
and do a
/etc/r
For me at least...
Okay, so it seems that xfs is flakey and ttmkfdir is not 100%, but can
work... (oh and apparently I'm using Mandrake Helios)
The big problem (in my case) appears to be blank spaces in the font
names!!! This was only a problem after running ttmkfdir. If the spaces
are removed
Ooops, I'm a dummy...
Okay, so my xfs was not running, so of course I was having X startup
problems... I thought I checked that...
Okay, so xfs won't run unless I comment out the ttfont directory entry
in the /etc/X11/fs/config file - so that seems to be where the problem
is... At least now I n
Brian Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wrote:
> where is /dev/cdrom pointing?
>
> it would have been /dev/hdx1 before, but now it would use a scsi
> name... /dev/scd0 i think.
This is what I was looking for... What confused me was that the original
/dev/cdrom doesn't seem to point to anything so I
Allen Bolderoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> supplied:
>
> http://linux.netnerve.com/tp/ttf.html should work
The ttmkfdir seemed to work okay, but restarting xfs totally cracked up
the Xserver and left me out in the cold :-)
Seriously, the Xserver went down and I couldn't restart, kept getting
the 'UNIX
Hi, full of questions today...
Not sure how to add TT fonts with RH6.x With 5.2 and xfstt it was just
a matter of adding them to the directory and running a couple of
commands, but I don't see any info on how to do this on 6.x
Anyone point me to a FM...
thanks,
tim
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Okay I've done this before and had it all working on 5.2, but I've
forgotten how to get the cd player working with scsi-emu...
I've compiled the kernal and I have xcdroast going okay, the cdrom drive
is fine, etc, but just no cd audio play... I know it's simple, but I'm
blank and I can't even fi
Hi,
thanks to those who advised to get a bigger HD before installing 6.1...
Tis a biggie indeed. I did a clean install and was very impressed (tho
when I went to buy a copy they'd sold out of RH6.1 and only had
macmillan mandrake 6.1). I'm assuming it's much the same to install, and
I loaded kd
> I'm looking for a cupple of programs for redhat linux5.0 and i was hoping you
> could help me. The programs I'm looking for is:
>
> 1) a ftp program for down & uploading. Something like cuteftp
Filerunner works quite well. I use it to work on my web page. Available
from sunsite I think. I use
> Marco Shaw wrote:
> >
> > I'm interested in hearing from anyone that has tried StarOffice 4 on RedHat
> > 5. I want to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly!
>
> Here's my two cents:
>
> Big, slow, and buggy
>
> I really hate to bag on this product because (1) it is free, and (2) it
> sure l
> Monitor: ViewSonic G771
> I used the following Custom settings:
> Non-Interlaced SVGA, 1024x768 @ 60 Hz
> Vertical Sync Range 50-90
using 50-60
fixed this problem on my S3 at 1024x768
tim
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Tim (I don't spell check) Fairchild
Kut
> Hi,
> I'm new to Unix(redhat),and I don't know how to complie files.
> I download amp-0.7.3.tar ,and decompressd it in /root/temp/amp-0.7.3
I usually untar new apps in /usr/local
> I renamed Makefile.in to Makefile and type "make"
> it prompts:
There is usually a file called INSTALL that
> Is it true what I've heard, though, that if you are for instance running
> EZ-BIOS (Maxtor's bios extension, to get around the 512M limit for
> larger
> disks), it loads itself into the MBR and then when LILO comes around to
> putting itself in the MBR, it gags because EZ-BIOS is there?
>
> I'v
> Thanks to those who answered my question on setting up Netscape. Now for
> another question. I have my modem configured and netscape working from
> root. How do I access this from my regular user account? If I activate the
> modem from root and then log out will the modem disconnect? Can I a
> The graphics displayed by Netscape seem to be 16-colour. I have tried to
> start XFree86 with the -bpp 24 command. It did not help.
> Does anyone know how to solve this problem?
What XFree server are you running? What video card? Check what
/usr/X11R6/bin/X is linked to - eg XF86_S3 in my case,
> I removed ecery trace of Netscape Communicator from my system
> by tracing the execution of the installation script ns-install.
>
> Then I got smart and used the rpm package to install Communicator.
> Worked for about 20 minutes, now locks up hard. no Ctrl-Alt-F1,
> no Ctrl-Alt-Bksp. Reset b
> Nearly the same thing happened to me. I converted a DOS partition to
> ext2, but Win95 still 'saw' the drive and wanted to format the thing!
> DOS fdisk tipped me off to what I had done -- the partition was still
> tagged as a DOS partition because, I surmise, make2fs does not change
> the tag o
> The problem: This morning I shutdown the box to run the memtest86
> utility (someone on the list was asking about EDO and mixing chips, so I
> checked mine again). That was all I ran, then I rebooted RH via
> bootmanager - only to find /usr/local was not mounted. I tried to fsck,
> but that just
> screensaver. IMHO the best screen saver is a blank screen.
I used to agree with that, but I'm too damn forgettful. I have a bad
habbit of hitting the power switch before thinking about it when I see a
blank screen. After doing that a couple of times I got to like a
screensaver :) Something si
Hi.
I woke up to some strange problems with my linux box. I have a feeling
there are a couple of simultaneous and unrelated problems (murphy's law)
so I don't know where to start :)
The machine multi boots (with boot manager) 95, OS/2 and RH4.2. It
spends most of the time in RH, in fact was up
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