I had a similar problem a year ago or so. The machine worked fine in
Windows but would lockup at random intervals under Linux.
I searched and I searched and I searched but I could find no software
reason for the lockup. Then I started replacing hardware and when I tried
new RAM (different brand)
This may sound stupid, but what kind of mouse are you using? I went
nuts with a Logitech Optical Wheelmouse plugged into the PS/2 port, it
seemed to work but caused all sorts of strange problems, e.g., ethernet
stopped working, intermittently. I am able to duplicate this problem
easily by using a
Can anybody suggest what could be the problem? Also can anybody let me know
how to completely re-install network related modules (like eth, ppp) from
the CD itself?
>
> Thanx in advance,
>
> Praveen
#1 thing I'd do is check for signs of hacking.
Regards,
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Edward Dekkers (Director)
Triple D Co
Hi,
Recently I installed RH 8.0 on a P4 machine with 512 MB Ram. I have dual boot enabled, with win98 as the other OS.
I have not installed any other packages other than those shipped with RH 8.0.
I use my Linux Box primaryly as a Internet Gateway. I have set up iptables using standard, normal, sim
in my situation.
Like I said I don't have your setup but it is worth a shot.
Terry
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Subject: Big problem with X
First, I have a Red
First, I have a Redhat 8.0 running fine on a PII 400 Mhz, 256 Mb, 10 Go of HD, and an
ATI Mach 64.
I'm trying to use a VGA to TV converter (Guillemot, maxi converter pro) that accept 31
to 35.5 Khz of horizontal frequency and 50 to 70 Hz vertical frequency.
I tried it under windows with 2 diffe
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001 18:38:06 Ted Hilts wrote:
>I need some way of stopping any kind of display until the picture
>background has been displayed. Then the text and the other stuff can be
>overlaid on the picture.
Instead of creating apage just to load the picture, why not include the
picture as
www.webmonkey.com for all your HTML reference purposes!
Other HTML tutorials available elsewhere will also point you in the right
direction.
Jacob
On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, you wrote:
> Please don't ask this on an Apache list.
>
> It is in no way Apache specific. This is normal HTTP/HMTL behavior,
Please don't ask this on an Apache list.
It is in no way Apache specific. This is normal HTTP/HMTL behavior, and if
you want to override it you have to do some stupid JavaScript tricks. You
might also be able to fix it with some silly CGI or by pre-caching the
image on a previous page, but again
2001, Ted Hilts wrote:
> Actually it's a big problem for me and it's probably just a weenie tiny
> problem for someone else. That's why I'm asking:
>
> I have a host web site and performance is always an issue as well as a
> professional appearance. One of the o
Actually it's a big problem for me and it's probably just a weenie tiny
problem for someone else. That's why I'm asking:
I have a host web site and performance is always an issue as well as a
professional appearance. One of the outstanding problems with this web
site is a
I have 2 NIC's eth0 and eth1(Intelpro 100),and i can't find this
ftp://shadow.cabi.net/pub/Linux/BRCFG.tgz in this place,i've tryed other
bridge related software listed in fresmeat.net but i doesn't know if that
softs really works.I set my cards to work in PROMISC mode but my HUB show
95% of u
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