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Anyone know of a list location of compatable wireless pci cards with 10.1 community?

I have noticed that a few rpm ftp sites don't have hdlist. Is it possible to still add them?

Hi all, While I use Easy Urpmi to add sites to the urpmi, are there other ftp sites that people have added to their list and why? I am sure there are heaps of sources available that people have come across that could be useful for everyone :)

Does Rhythmbox rip as well? I just saw Lsong on the Lindows site, it looks like it would be something I would be after. Is the source available?

Hi, I just got a WUSB54G - Wireless-G USB Network Adapter Does anyone know if Ihave it plugged in while installing MDK10OE that it will detect it?

Hi all, I have looked through the forum but did not have any luck finding the problem. I use Mandrake Linux 10 and I have installed the 2.6.7 kernel but at bootup it sits forever on the sata drive trying to detect it and then it says resetting drive. When Linux eventually boots I have access to the drive but I don't know why it takes so long! Is this something to do with the Nforce2 drivers? I have not specifically installed these. thanks

hmm, that didn't work :( but when I run that command in Konsole I get: Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"

Thanks! that was exactly it, changed it in the bios and now I can use the keyboard!

I can use either

G'day all, I have a wireless Logitech ergonomic keyboard and optical mouse combo that works fine once linux has booted but the keyboard doesn't work when lilo is up to select what you want to boot. When I install MDK10 it only works once the installer is up with the country selection and not before then. Any ideas or links anyone?

Hi Keith, This is a great thread about video card performance. http://episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/ubb.x?...&m=844003222631

There are nforce2 drivers???

Thanks for the info. Where is the default install location. I can't find it and kfind always crashes :(

The link that you provided does not have the hdlist... etc how can this be added to urpmi without it?

Just installed from rpm the latest version of Thunderbird. When I click on the icon to load it looks like it's loading because it's says Starting Thunderbird with the hourglass and then nothing happens and it just goes away. any ideas?

while on the subject, I believe you should not be in kde when updating but should you uninstall your previous version of kde first or can you just install over the top so to speak?

give this one a try ftp://carroll.aset.psu.edu/pub/.mirrors/2...6/Mandrake/RPMS

Hi all, I just finished installing MDK 10 and I am using xfce but whatever window manager I use every word each letter seems to be double spaced l i ke t h i s any ideas, I did a search of the forums but no luck so far. Thanks1

Thanks scoopy that looks like exactly what I want

Hi all, I really like using Getright in Windows but wanted to know if there was something similar for linux? I really like using the shutdown on completion and ability to que files. Thanks

Does anyone know where the Config file is kept for Kxdocker? I can't find it and find keeps crashing on me.

Did you have to do a lot of manual editing of config files to get it to that state or just download and install updates?

This site is a great resource for starting out. The faq section is especially useful. One possible good thing to do is go here: http://urpmi.org/easyurpmi/index.php this will give you locations where the Mandrake Install programme looks for rpm's and dependencys. I don't know about anyone else but using a 56k modem would be a real pain!

Yes that's the worry I have about going to 10 CE but I don't mind downloading 700mb worth of stuff if it means that it will work well. The other thing is that I like using the stuff at KDE-look like KrDocker etc so that sort of thing probably doesn't help.

I have been working on my Mandrake 9.2 system after many reinstalls and I must say it's great fun. But it doesn't seem to be as stable as I expected. So I must be doing something wrong. Is it a good idea to get the latest version of everything all of the time, do the numbers designate a stable version or anything? I also thought that joining Mandrake Club and getting the RPM's directly from there would be the best idea and just stick to what they release and to support mandrake of course :D Ok here are my hardware specs and what I have done: Duron 1300 512mb ram 64mb geforce 4 mx440 SBlive! 6gb for linux 40gb WD with XP (going to get a new drive for my linux install) My last reinstall was the quickest ever and this is what I put on: Kernel 2.6-7 i686-up to 4GB KDE 3.2 Latest nVidia from their site from January.