SILVERPENGUIN
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Chris and Sarah.....I do believe I already did that but I will definitely check again....Thank you.
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I'll try that, thanks...Oh...but how do I un-install Mozilla 1.6. Originally when I removed 1.4, I went to config/packaging/removesoftware. Now when I do search for Mozilla to remove it, nothing comes up.
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You are correct. I was just hoping that among all the problems it might have, that a simple java plug-in wouldn't be one of them . :(
Yes, I did remove it first. I think a book I read told me it was unwise to try to run an updated program over an old one. Thus....it went bye-bye!
Thanks for your help guys. I'm going to remove this version and go with a stable one. ......However, does that me I need to re-install the java software again as well?
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Ok, I've tried asking several people and other sites....I had Mozilla 1.4 pre-packaged on my MDK 9.2. I decided I wanted the latest and greatest, so I un-installed it and went for the 1.6b. For some reason I can't get the blasted thing to view JAVA while browsing.
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I hope it's more stable. I can't wait to get my copy. :)
Amazon has it for $64.00, free shipping. Can't beat that!
I'm going to start another post for my bitter JAVA experience!
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Hey, bvc....Does SUSE 9 Pro have problems that Gowator is having?
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The kernel-source that I downloaded for my enterprise was the same as for the standard. Right or wrong, it seems to have worked! Then again...I still can't get a javalet to run! :(
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Yes, thanks Counterspy!
Is that all it's good for though....Is if you have a larger memory?
Any benifits? Special this or that?
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Hmmmmm[code]
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Well, Java still isn't working for me! :(
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[root@localhost silverpenguin]# cat /proc/meminfo total: used: free: shared: buffers: cached: Mem: 1057153024 677068800 380084224 0 37285888 368844800 Swap: 518152192 0 518152192 MemTotal: 1032376 kB MemFree: 371176 kB MemShared: 0 kB Buffers: 36412 kB Cached: 360200 kB SwapCached: 0 kB Active: 194896 kB Inactive: 201824 kB HighTotal: 131056 kB HighFree: 0 kB LowTotal: 901320 kB LowFree: 371176 kB SwapTotal: 506008 kB SwapFree: 506008 kB [root@localhost silverpenguin]#
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Ummm...I still don't know if it is a good thing or not to use Enterprise version. :unsure:
Can you clarify this for me? I'm a wee bit thick headed sometimes.
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I think I found my problem. This is on Mozilla's site now when I went back to download an update to my 1.4 browser.
Linux (x86)
The original Linux builds were built with the wrong compiler and are incompatible with some plugins and extensions. The builds have been replaced as of 01:00 UTC on December 11. To distinguish the builds, look in about:buildconfig, in the "Build tools" section, next to the line starting with "c++". The old, incorrect build will say "gcc version 2.96 20000731 (Red Hat Linux 7.1 2.96-81)". The new, correct build will say "gcc version 3.2.3" (just as it does on the previous line).
Full Installer (12 MB) Download all of the Mozilla components and then specify install options.
Net Installer (80 KB) Download only the components you specify.
tar.gz format (12 MB).
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This is what uname -r gives me:
2.4.22-10mdkenterprise
Then again...what are the benifits of running enterprise?
:unsure:
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Consider it....torn!
Did they find a solution to a faster connection?
Now I'm wondering since I'm using the enterprise mode....do I need a different kernel source for my update?
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BTW....things do seem to be running slowly. I am running my DSL through a Netgear router. In M$, there wasn't any problems.....Could Linux be having issues?
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Well, I had problems getting KDE up while in su mode....So....I deleted the whole shabang and am now starting over. If anything I figured I seriously needed the experience.
On of my problems might have been that I had deleted my old Mozilla 1.4 and went for the 1.6. Maybe I went awry somewhere along the line? If anything this should be a good practice run for SUSE 9 PRO. ;)
Now I need to find that link to update my kernel, then fix my graphics again, then Java. Hmmm...perhaps even upgrade Mozilla again. I figure I need to learn this stuff one way or another...and I seem to learn best when I put myself into a do or die situation.
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I shall try! Thanks!
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BTW.....is this a slow server...or is it on my end?
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so what happens if you, after installing everything, create the dir's and symlink? Should work, because that's how we had to do it in the old days.
Lead on McDuff!
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Perhaps it is a matter of where you obtained your version. I, for one, picked mine up from a Linux magazine. It was a dvd with three or four cd's worth on it. Perhaps I shall have more luck with Suse 9 Pro when I pick up a copy for X-mas. So far I like Linux. I just think they need to simplify the updating/new program installation/un-install functions before the majority will give it a serious look over M$. It is not like I am a complete ignoramous
....I'm fairly good about following instructions. I just hope that my problems I'm having will serve me well in the future by the extra bit of knowledge I'm forced to digest. At the moment though...I seriously identify with this character.....----> -
Brag, brag, brag! Lucky stiff!
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bash: cd: /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/: No such file or directory
[root@localhost bin]#
Me thinks the instructions might be out of date. I had to change a few things. There is no Mozilla-1.4/plugins/ file or dir.
Oh bother!
JAVA's cold and stale on Mozilla 1.6
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Thanks, guys!