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  1. What kind of CD is it? Maybe a copy-protection scheme is throwing K3b off. lynchmob
  2. For what it's worth: http://bcm43xx.berlios.de/ I have steered away from Broadcom stuff because of thier utter lack of official support. I ran across this link at the Linux Wireless site. HTH lynchmob
  3. When I get that message I have deleted the rsa key for a machine I cant connect to in /home/username/.ssh/known_hosts and was able to connect after that. Be sure that sshd is running on all machines you want to connect to.lynchmob
  4. Are you using dhcp? What does your /etc/sysconfig/network file say? Could be gateway ot dns.
  5. I am a Comptia® Linux+ Certified Professional. I took the and passed the exam on 12/14/02 and I have been studying off and on since with the intention of taking the LPIC 101 exams. They are a bit more difficult than the Linux+ it seems. The Linux+ is for someone with about 6 months experience (that's every day/all day on the job use). If you have a year or more daily experience with Linux, the Linux+ is easy, if you study specifically for that exam. With LPIC, you should have about 2-3 years of daily experience to pass both exams. lynchmob
  6. It's a combination of all three, I'd say. But, I do see the buzzard; it closer to the neck area, though. lynchmob
  7. Check your firewall settings/ security levels. lynchmob
  8. All the regular stuff, plus running Rosetta@Home on 4 systems 24/7.
  9. You type that in the address window of konqueror. Also, you need Openssh server (sshd) running on both PCLOS and Mandriva to transfer files back and forth. sshd, as mentioned should be running as a service. lynchmob
  10. lynchmob

    kweather

    Your welcome. :)
  11. lynchmob

    kweather

    Look in .kde/share/config/KWeatherServicerc: [WEATHERSTATIONS] stations=EGHI Also look in .kde/share/config/weather_panelappletrc in your /home directory. It should looks like this: [General Options] log_file_name= logging=false report_location=EGHI reportview_size=450,325 smallview_mode=1 ( I added your code in there.) HTH lynchmob
  12. Nope. The same results for the other drive.
  13. Just this: if I decided to format the drives later, I can leave fstab alone. Yes, of course they hold data. I access these drives on a daily basis. sda1 holds iso images and the other holds my personal data. It's whatever version of reiserfs that came with 2005le, so I'm certain it's not ver 4.
  14. I used the "noapic" boot option to get Mandriva installed on my Via-based system because it would hang during install where the sata controller drivers were being loaded. I have two sata hard drives I use for storage, with Linux on a pata drive.This is what I did after an upgrade to 2006 rc1 caused me to lose the sata drives: After making the appropriate entries in /etc/fstab: ...and creating the mount points: mkdir /mnt/data1 mkdir /mnt/data2 I got my sata drives recognised by adding this: /etc/init.d/harddrake restart mknod /dev/sda1 b 8 1 mknod /dev/sdb1 b 16 1 mount -t reiserfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/data1 mount -t reiserfs /dev/sdb1 /mnt/data2 These two sata drives were recognized, configured and running fine after installing 2005le. When I upgraded to 2006 rc1, I had to do the above. When I did a clean install of the Christmas Club release, it all worked out of the box. On my AMD64 system, my only hard drive is a sata 40GB Seagate. It's an nforce3-based board and I had no problems with it. 2006 x86-64 worked out of the box, as well. HTH lynchmob
  15. Go to /etc/lilo.conf and add "noapic" to the append line. Example: image=/boot/vmlinuz label="linux" root=/dev/hda1 initrd=/boot/initrd.img append="noapic resume=/dev/hda5 splash=silent" Then run /sbin/lilo and reboot. How old is this card? Maybe it's too new for 8.2 to support it. lynchmob
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