Hello everyone........ glad I stumbled into this place cuz it helped me out a of a jam....... I'm still plugging away with the install but at least its up and running ......

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C U all around

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Gnatzter

Winged Warrior

to add the plugin (to play mp3's) get this file

 

untar/unzip it by typing this

 

tar zxvf xmms-mp3-fc1.tar.gz

 

Once uncompressed, copy these two lib files (as root) to this folder:

 

/usr/lib/xmms/Input/

 

Restart your XMMS and enjoy mp3!

 

cheers

 

anyweb

Do any of you know how/if I can get to the OpenGL configuration stuff o_O

 

I've never done anything like it before. [img]<___base_url___>/uploads/emoticons/default_ph34r.png[/img]

 

(Using RedHat 9)

when I read dmesg, the only line that returns anything to do with: error, fail, crash, die, exit, quit, abort, etc is this:

 

kmod: failed to exec /sbin/modprobe -s -k scsi_hostadapter, errno = 2

 

Does anyone know what this means, and if at all it would affect the way my box runs?

 

Thanks.

maybe there should be a cs (half-life) section here, it seems popular...

I've decided that I'm not pro enough to deal with the piles of config and compatability work in linux on a regular basis, so I'm going to boot to a XP partition.

 

The harddrive is currently partitioned with a spare 80gb sector I'm not using, and I plan on putting Windows there. Before I burn the cd, is there anything I need to know, along the lines of:

--will xp install peacefully within the partition, and if not, would it be easier just to reformat and repartition the entire thing then reinstall rh9 afterwards?

--what do I need to do within the rh9 burning program to make sure the disk qualifies as a boot disk?

--is there a way to store files on a third partition where they can be mutually accessed by both systems? (I remember linux has a tool to interact with windows-formatted filesystems, but I dont know if it works across a partition)

 

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I've decided that I'm not pro enough to deal with the piles of config and compatability work in linux on a regular basis, so I'm going to boot to a XP partition.

 

The harddrive is currently partitioned with a spare 80gb sector I'm not using, and I plan on putting Windows there. Before I burn the cd, is there anything I need to know, along the lines of:

--will xp install peacefully within the partition, and if not, would it be easier just to reformat and repartition the entire thing then reinstall rh9 afterwards?

--what do I need to do within the rh9 burning program to make sure the disk qualifies as a boot disk?

--is there a way to store files on a third partition where they can be mutually accessed by both systems? (I remember linux has a tool to interact with windows-formatted filesystems, but I dont know if it works across a partition)

 

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(public computer, therefore no cookies, therfore no login

I installed with webany

I just upgrade from redhat9 to fedora core. Needless to say, I am not please in the slightest bit. Fedora is not seeing my network card. The card should be using the tulip drivers. Anyone know how to resolve this situation.

hi guys

 

look at the enclosed pic,

 

i have two 'networks' at home

 

both have their own ADSL modem internet connection, and different IP address

 

the network (a.) has several small computers running and connected to the big box (server)

 

I want the computer on (b.) to have access to the server on (a.) locally (100mb/s) so that file copying operations are fast and transparent,

 

I'm guessing that shoving a second network card into that box will allow me to do that,

 

however, if i do that, won't the network (b.) pick up the internet connection from (a.) ?

 

how do I only grant b.) LAN connection and deny it internet connections from (a.)

 

windows boxes !

 

cheers

 

anyweb

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