Lord Kenneth

Yep, I believe it installs by default.

I reinstalled mandrake because I deleted some X11R6 files my accident and couldn't get it working afterwards. So, I got everything re-installed. Buuuuut: A minor annoyance! Whenever I hit "tab" to complete or show commands that start with those characters...nothing happens. Example: urpmi --au<tab> SHOULD show: --auto-select --auto Also: urpmi --no-v<tab> Should turn it into urpmi --no-verify-packages How do I get this working?

I've had no luck getting java working, either, so you're not alone.

It's incredibly laggy - ~4 frames per second. Uh... the video drivers are installed. America's Army works fine. But not NWN :( Any ideas why?

I screwed up the menu thing, (I'm in gnome, it's the list of applications, etc when you click on the foot). How do I restore it?

All those packages are installed.

Didn't you check the original topic post? btdownloadgui.py doesn't run and instead outputs the error I posted above.

I'm having a different error than that.

When I run bitdownloadgui.py... appears in console. It doesn't work, obviously. What's the problem?

It doesn't show up, period. It's not in /dev, it's not anywhere.

I got a workaround set up, thanks for the help anyway....

Actually, now it's forwarding to localhost:8080, not 127.0.0.1:8080. I figured out exactly what setting it's looking at which changes that-- it's ServerName in httpd2.conf

actually, I think the problem involves php, but I can't find out what. Here's what's going on (I'm using a proxy to simulate being "outside the lan")... Okay, I can do Http://localhost:8080 just fine. I can do http://IPADDRESS:8080 fine, as well. However, when I try to go to http://IPADDRESS:8080/logd (php game) it forwards me to http://127.0.0.1:8080/logd which of course is not accessible outside the lan. I don't think it's specific to this game as it does that with phpmyadmin as well.

I'm trying to use my internal LAN Ip address, while they are trying to use my external, router IP address.

I'm behind a router that's configured to port forward port 8080 correctly. The problem is, I can't get it so I can access my server and others can do so. Either I can get it so they can access it and I can't, or I can and no one else can. What's wrong with my setup? ServerRoot /etc/httpd/2.0 Listen 192.168.1.133:8080 ServerName localhost #LockFile /etc/httpd/httpd.lock PidFile /var/run/httpd.pid ErrorLog logs/error_log LogLevel warn Options indexes DocumentRoot /var/www/html

I don't think it's in the bootloader append... I know it's the primary IDE device, and I know it worked in windows. Mandrake just isn't showing it. Oh, and it's a Sony...

Um, all I know is that she has a cd burner, and it's not being detected by the operating system. The other CD ROM is detected fine...

Any ideas why? It's on my stepsister's crappy computer.

The problem may not be linux but either the hardware or actual software like XFree. It seems more stable now... not sure why...

Didn't help. :(

It's a wireless PS/2 mouse. I'll put in what you have, and see if it works.

I've been looking at it but can't find anything wrong.

When I scroll up and down, it scrolls waaaay to far down. However, when I hold the mouse button down and scroll with it, it scrolls down normally. It's detecting my mouse as 7 buttons-- whether the mouse wheel is down or not changes what type of scroll it gives. That's screwed up. I want it to act normally. It wasn't like that before. In fact, when I check the mouse-button test it only detects the mouse wheel up and down if the mouse wheel is being pressed down. Why?

By any chance is Windows NOT on your primary HDD?

I don't think the Marcelo kernel is that different. Why can't you use a 2.6.x?