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Mandriva 2007 installed

Ok, you know the icon next to the clock on Gnome desktop, well i right clicked it and in the submenu checked the option

not to connect to the internet on startup.

Well i cannot connect with out it, how do i get that icon to reappear again.

see theres a weard way i have to connect to the internet, i have (ether and pppoe) connections here is what i do

1 disconect ether

2 connect pppo

and i'm connected to the internet.

I tryed using system services and set pppoe to connect on startup and that did not work, i need the icon .

And the only way i have been able to do that is with the icon that is supposed to show up right next to the clock.

Help

ok, i got it, thanx.

i have been through this before, and totally forgot how to do it, sorry.

problem solved.

ok, put it in the most recent version of firefox (firefox 2.0.6)?

and how do i do a symbolic link (ln -s) i think??

Ok, when i go to this site *adult site"Peekshows.com" it says "install missing plugin" which its the jre,

well i already have it installed, so i uninstalled it and

then reinstalled it and still the same problem exist.

jre package 6u2-linux-i586-rpm.bin.

Help

is there an app to convert a dvd.iso to a couple of cd.iso's??

[moved from Installing Mandriva by spinynorman]

Problem solved, B) !!!

I used "gparted" to resize the / partition to a bigger size and shrunk the home partition down, with no problems.

i now have 19 gigs worth of wiggle room in / partition.

Here is what my Mandriva 2007 partition looks like:

/ 7.8 gigs

SW 3.8 gigs

/home 26 gigs

When i go onto Mandriva CC it shows i only have 2.7 gigs left.

My question is how do i allow more free space on my harddrive??

Is there a way of resizing one of the above partitions to allow more space

because i split my hd, giving about half to WindowXP, and the other to Mandriva??

[moved from Installing Mandriva by spinynorman]

Could anyone point me to sum good Assembly programming ebooks/tutorials that you Nasm??

when i try to assemble this file

%include "io.mac"   ; to be able to us PutStr....
							 ; yet to be inserted.

section .data
 hello:  db "Hello world!",10
 hellolen  equ $-hello

section .text
global_start
_start:

 mov eax, 4	;The system call for write (sys_write)
 mov ebx, 1	;File descriptor 1 - standard in
 mov ecx, hello   ;Put the offset of hello in ecx
 mov edx, hellolen  ;hellolen is a constant,

 int 80h  ;call the kernel

 mov eax, 1   ;the system call for exit (sys_exit)
 mov ebx, 0   ;exit with return code 0 (no error)
 int 80h	;call the kernel

nasm -f elf hello.asm

hello.asm:2: fatal: unable to open include file `io.mac'

my Q is how do i include "io.mac". so i can us PutStr

sorry, i found it. in usr/bin.

problem solved

i'm trying to install nasm.

here is what i did:

urpmi nasm

and the output is:

http://ftp.ussg.iu.edu/linux/mandrake/offi...2007.1.i586.rpm

installing nasm-0.98.39-4mdv2007.1.i586.rpm from /var/cache/urpmi/rpms

Preparing... #############################################

1/1: nasm #############################################

so where do i find it on my computer??

orts that work'd thanx.

i can't seem to install kchm-0.6.5-5mdv2007.0.src.rpm on Mandriva 2007.

it tried ( rpm -i kchm-0.6.5-5mdv2007.0.src.rpm)

also (chmod a+x kchm-0.6.5-5mdv2007.0.src.rpm

./kchm-0.6.5-5mdv2007.0.src.rpm)

and the only exe i found was in /kchm/kchm6.5/src/kpart/kchm.exe when i ran it it said "cannot find my part."

Help

opening losaol using a text viewer, and reaplacing 2.3 with 2.4 and adding

the "losaol folder in the following dir, did not work.

#!/bin/sh

cd /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/los-aol;python2.3 losaol

cd - "2.4"<<-------------------------->>"2.4"

i tried installing los-aol-0.0.2-orig ( ./losaol ) and it says i'm missing python2.3. i only have version 2.4.

so what do i do??

when i read the losaol using a text viewer i get this:

#!/bin/sh

cd /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/los-aol;python2.3 losaol

cd -

and like i said i don't have python2.3, only 2.4.

ok, thank

thank

meaning i decided to move to Anjuta 1.2.4

sorry about misdirection on last topic reply.

[using Mandriva 2007 Free

who won't this build, and run??

it compiles fine.

 
/* Created by Anjuta version 1.2.4 */
/*Using AppWizard Gtk 2.0 */
//using c

#include <gtk/gtk.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
GtkWidget *window;
gtk_init(&argc, &argv);
window = gtk_window_new(GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL);
gtk_widget_show(window);
gtk_main();

return (0);
}

build error text:

/usr/lib/gcc/i586-mandriva-linux-gnu/4.1.1/../../../crt1.0: In Function '_start':
(.text+0x18) undefined ref to main
id returned 1 exit status

Help.

That was using anjuta

but when i compile it with gcc in the terminal window wirtting this (gcc base.c -o base `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0`)

t works great, So my question is how do i get it to do that in anjuta 1.2.4 ????

It's been solved.

It's been solved.

Using Mandriva Free 2007

desktop Gnome

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i tryed make a gnome gtk program with glade,

i call ./autogen and it worked fine,

and when i goto create an executable by calling ./Makefile (while inside the project dir) after using su to act as root.

I get permisson denied.

Why ??

and i tried to call Make and make and those does not exist.

I have nooo idea , errr

I fixed it, I replaced Madriva 1 with Mandriva Free 2007 (4 cd's), and was able to install an run KDE and GNOME, just fine.

thank you everyone.

i'm using Mandriva Free 2007:

I downloaded and installed Frostwire using MCC. The icon shows up in the menu, but when i click on it, it does not run.

Help

Yes i know i did that.

here is wher i got the packages (from here mandrivauser.de/smarturpmi ) using the rpmi in the console..

then i went to MCC looked for packages to install. and that's how i got list-kde package.

MCC shows base-kde is already installed. it was installed with list-kde as a dependicy