illogic-al

wolf did you try it as root? agpgart comes with the kernel...

unless you recompiled your own...

paste your /etc/fstab file in here?

mozthemes.tk ;)

good to know i'll append that to the cooker bug report once i find it again

oh and has apache sucessfully started? you should make sure you can see http://localhost

never used it since i already had my sources set up. but it grabs a lit of mirrors from a database on the web and automatically writes the entries for urpmi

aaah. it died a good death

gimp 2 is awesome. even if it is all gtk (for now)

I've done a couple of sites totally in quanta so it's not all that bad, but no, dreamweaver it's not. yet :)

Use the SK98LIN driver for your 3Com Ethernet.  You'll get a [FAILED] notice on boot but don't worry about it... the card will work just fine.

 

Download the latest ATI drivers (3.7.6 I believe) and install them from a text login as ROOT.  Do not have an X server running.  NOTE: You'll need the source kernel installed before performing this step.  It's on one of your install CD's.  You can use Mandrake's software installer from KDE or GNOME.

 

It's also best to print out ATI's installation instructions for reference.  The install should be very straightforward though.  You'll get some errors but just follow the instruction on screen and you'll be fine.

 

I've had no problems with an ABIT IS7-G with 3Com Ethernet and a Radeon 9600 Pro.  Runs UT2004SE well.

afaik (from cooker mailing list) the FAILED is as a result of setting the network hotplugging setting. Unchecking it in drakconnect supposedly fixes the problem.

I haven't bothered trying because it works fine anyways.

looks like this

urpmi urpmi.setup

this little beauty does it for you too :)

add this at the top of your spec file:

%define __libtoolize true

I just edit console.perms and put in 0660 and it works.

yup. that's the ticket :D

No.  if it was a release candidate it would have been labeled such.  as this as been discussed in many different places, i'd like to avoid re-iterating the arguement here-but, according to mandrake, it is not a release candidate.

/me giggles. anyhoo! about php.

in the file /etc/httpd/conf.d/70_mod_php.conf

<IfDefine HAVE_PHP4>
 <IfModule !mod_php4.c>
   LoadModule php4_module    extramodules/mod_php4.so
 </IfModule>
</IfDefine>

<IfModule mod_php4.c>
   PHPINIDir /etc
</IfModule>

<IfModule mod_mime.c>
   AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
   AddType application/x-httpd-php .php4
   AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml
   AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
</IfModule>

as you can see i've opted to have .php, .php4, .phtml and .phps interpreted as php pages

mayhaps something is amiss with your config here?

are you using 10.0 CE? the update source is currently the cooker tree (which is frozen so only bugfixes are being submitted)

my way's not as simple but here it is

as root

 X&
su - username
export DESKTOP=:0
/path/to/game

if your desktop is different for whatever reason insert that number

does menudrake not work? if so you can use that to add menu entries

I'm no xfce guru so i wouldn't know more

just

urpmi kernel-2.6

will work

and just cuz i care

and wan't people top play, me too!

ftp://ftp.i-kubed.org/Media/ut2k4

get the .bz2

something happened when i tried to set up the dedicated server so it wont be up. but in the meantime,

leech brethren, leech!

is this normal UT2003, UT2004 or game of the year edition

Browse: [About the FAQ Forum] [Table of Contents] [FAQs] [Contribute] [GE: Games-Emulation]

GE-02: How to install winex from cvs

1. Go to the Transgaming Website

2. Scroll all the way down and hit I Agree if you do.

3. Open up a console.

4. Type

cvs -d:pserver:cvs@cvs.transgaming.org:/cvsroot login

When prompted for the password enter "cvs" then, again in the console type

cvs -z3 -d:pserver:cvs@cvs.transgaming.org:/cvsroot co winex

5. Change into the new winex directory

cd winex

6. Now to set some config options. Since this is the first time I'm doing this, for no particular reason, hear are mine:

./configure --prefix=/usr --with-x --enable-opengl

I tried adding --enable-sdldrv but got an error after installing libSDL1.2-devel and then just gave up.

[*]Note: I came back to this and found that I had to do the configure step as root to have sdl-config work. The ammended command while logged in as root was

./configure --prefix=/usr --with-x --enable-sdldrv  --enable-opengl

7. You may need to install some devel and other rpms, here's the list of what I had to install:

• byacc
  
• flex
  
• libxfree86-devel
  
• libMesaglut3-devel
  
• libalsa2-devel (for Alsa drivers)
  
• kernel-source (for OSS drivers)
  
• libfreetype6-devel
  
• libfontconfig1-devel
  

8. After taking care of dependencies it's time to start the build. I did

make depend && make

and waited.

9. After all that niceness

make install

brings it all home and finishes out the install.

10. I suppose now you'll want to configure wine to install games. Unfortunately there are different install methods for different games so you'll have to look to google for an answer to that one

no lmsensors for 2.6. Ain't that a..... If you get it to work, please let me know.

what?! no lmsensors? ain't that a rip. I'll be holding off on 2.6 then, I need to always know the temp of my PC since I'm overclocking.

/me sits patiently waiting for the 2.6 port

It is good to be aware of it, especially if you are a major kernel hacker.  All the good distros watch it closely (actually there is an ML) and will patch and distribute their kernels very quickly.  Mandrake has an updates mailing list for all updates, including kernel.  Those notices are on this board usually at the same instant they hit my mail box.  (Some MaJik there!)  :unsure:

we have the bash script MASTER aru to thank for that :)