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i'm not sure i need it, but mandrake control center attempts to use it when trying to find my printer. i'm nearly clueless on setting up a printer the hard way :-/ i'll figure it out eventually.

where might i find the parport_probe module? mcc is trying to use this to detect my printer, but it can't find it, so my printer can't be detected. any ideas? or possible work arounds? thanks!

did you check with your ISP to make sure they aren't purposely blocking port 80?

did you get this fixed? I'm having the same issue right now, any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

worked perfectly, thank you. i was actually trying to find the apt command, didn't think of apt-get. addition:synaptic rules..........

unfortunately his link to the 9.0 rpm is no good :( alas, you CAN find it here: http://rpmfind.net//linux/RPM/mandrake/9.0...-2mdk.i586.html

unless you know the settings in your home dir are the problem, it's good to keep them. if you re-install and the problem persists, then try manually removing the files containing settings for the program that is causing the issues. usually it's pretty obvious, as they are something like .<name or program> and the like.

did you see this one: http://www.waimea.org/cgi-bin/waimea/waime...=one&shotID=120 all that transparency kicks arse...going to have to try and get DirectFB and XDirectFB working....hehehe (i'm back to fluxbox...like the functionality better.)

i installed synaptic from the texstar rpms, but everytime i start it i get an error box with the following message: could not open RPM package list file /var/state/apt/lists/ftp.ibiblio.org_pub_Linux_distributions_contrib_texstar_apt_Mandrake_base_pkglis t.updates: (no error) Problem opening /var/state/apt/lists/ftp.ibiblio.org_pub_Linux_distributions_contrib_texstar_apt_Mandrake_base_pkglis t.updates The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened. when i click OK (the only option) synaptic exits immediately. the following is the output in my terminal which i run it from: (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: could not find glade file 'synaptic.glade' (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): libglade-WARNING **: Unknown CList child property: visible (synaptic:16829): Gtk-WARNING **: gtk_menu_attach_to_widget(): menu already attached to GtkOptionMenu Any ideas where the problem may lie and how to fix it? thanks for any input. I'm going to work on this a little and if i figure it out i'll post the fix here, in case others run into this issue.

the only thing i can think of is to add the user "postfix", but I could be wrong. I've never used postfix, I user qmail. sorry I can't be of more help

Personally, I run qmail as my mail server. You can find instructions and links to the RPMS at freezer-burn: http://www.freezer-burn.org/staticpages/in...020816213912635

does your main machine have a user named postfix?

i believe the other two should pickup that lilo is already installed, and make use of it by adding themselves to the menu. but, to be safe, make a bootdisk for accessing your mandrake system BEFORE installing the others. also: test the disk after you make it, before you install the others :) just to be safe. then, if they end up not just editing the lilo already installed, you can get back into mandrake by way of the bootdisk, and happily configure lilo in whatever way you choose, be it mandrake cc or by way of a terminal.

supermount is fixed in a recently released kernel, there is a thread about it floating around here...in this (software) forum.

if you go into the KDE control panel, then into the login manager (i'm doing this from memory, haven't used KDE in a while) there should be options for changing the font type and size

i haven't gotten back to it just yet. i'll work w/it and see if i can find an answer. i think i might have found an answer to MY problem. it seems that my cdroms and so forth are only running at DMA 33. now to figure out how to fix this :)

re-installed, still having the same issue :-/

now, i haven't played w/pixmap stretching borders. i'll check them out when i work on my next style :) thanks!

sams club and walmart are owned by the same company i believe. or intertwined ni some way.

i got it from texstar also....i'll try uninstalling and reinstalling them, maybe something just went wrong somehow...who knows

i decided to upgrade to KDE and give it a second chance...although waimea is great, i like variety from time to time. but, when i started KDE 3.1, i get the following error: startkde: Starting up... mcop warning: user defined signal handler found for SIG_PIPE, overriding DCOP aborting (delayed) call from 'anonymous-16388' to 'kdesktop' ERROR: KUniqueApplication: DCOP communication error! *** kdesktop (16389) got signal 11 i already took care of the /tmp/.ICE-unix issue, but this appears to be a different one, and i haven't found any answers... any ideas?

did you try accessing the files directly? i get the feeling that apache doesn't like giving directory listings, you have to request specific files. and if you just type in http://localhost it's going to immediately look for index.html or index.shtml, if it doesn't find that, i believe it gives up and tries to get a directory listing. which apache doesn't seem to want to do......

I'm thinking it might be a bit of an undertaking to change it all over to gcc 3.2.2, but that depends on how big of a difference there is. I remember the last gcc upgrade was an issue for many programs, they wouldn't compile correctly or at all.

thanks, exactly what i was looking for :) haven't tried synaptic, but i'll give it a go. edit: had a problem, i'm stupid, fixed it. no worries.

i re-isntalled 9.0, and i can't seem to find the xft and fontconfig pacages that are usually on the texstar ftp... i also checked the mandrakeusers.org ftp...any other idea where i may find this? (rpmfind.net was of no help either)