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You shall use 2007 official, the community version is for development AFAIK.

You need to write the whole filename i think; # rpm -iv j2re-1_4_2_13-linux-i586.rpm

Use easyurpmi (link at the top of this page) to set up the repositories for your computer. Once you have done that you can navigate to install the software in MCC (configure your computer), just search for ipw2200.

Yes You have to go to Options -> Expert Mode in the MCC to see these things.

If you use kde you can install ksynaptics, then you can change settings from kde control center.

sorry, didn't know that

install the package 'libstdc++5'

ripperx is in mandriva 2007's repositories, no need to compile it yourself if it's not nessecary. Just do a urpmi ripperx as root to install it (if you're using mdv2007).

try removing or reinstalling apache-mod_auth_radius-2.0.54_1.5.7-4mdk...

run rpm -qa | grep apache to see what apache-packages you have installed.

How are you trying to install it?

You should be able to do it by dubble-clicking on the icon, and then insert the root-password when prompted.

Is the device manager where you assign different letter to partitions? Have you done that?

Even if it doesn't solve the problem permanently, you can save the kde session with a konsole opened, to make it work each time you start kde at least

you miss the table=/dev/hda at the vista entry...

most probably you need the package "lisa"...

run kcmshell arts or go to KDE ControlCenter -> Sound & Multimedia -> Sound System and turn Auto-suspend to a lower value, then try again...

try turn of cache in konqueror by going to KDE ControlCenter (kcontrol) -> Internet &network -> web browser -> cache or by just running kcmshell cache and uncheck "use cache".

Just said it once again when digitalfreedom stated "so its aMule"...

the amule that is in mandrivas repositories is: /usr/bin/amule and /usr/bin/amulegui

He said it wasn't in kcontrol where it should have been.Once I had a problem with the big "icon mouseover effects", the controls should have been in kcontrol, but they wasn't. I had to solve it by adding some lines to a file.

In the file .kde/share/config/ktaskbarrc add a a line ShowAllWindows=false under [General] If there is no [General] then simply make one line with that first. You may have to logout/login before the changes take effect. Hope it helps!

By running drakboot --splash you are able to change between installed splash-themes. There is also a package with different themes: bootsplash-themes

it's a file not a directory, run cat /etc/fstab to display the content.

open a terminal and write mkdir /mnt/old mount /dev/hdaX /mnt/old cd /mnt/old/boot/ mv <path/to/your/backup> initrd-2.6.17-5mdv.img cd umount /mnt/old where you replace hdaX with the right partition. You probably have to be root to do this if you do this from a livecd, I havent tried so I don't know...