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Now that www.thebrix.org.uk seems to be dead, is there a place where I can find non-official RPM repositories for Mandriva.
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It is about integrating Smart Package Manager (not apt-rpm !):
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It takes some time before menus of KDE programs start responding. More info at:
http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15120
Does anyone else have this problem?
[moved from Installing Mandrake by spinynorman]
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I can't add new media during installation:
http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11189
Does anyone else have the same problem?
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There is another way to fix xmms problem if you use KDE. You can install xmms-arts and select arts output in xmms. This is better because sound still works in other applications that use arts.
So you can't download xorg-6.8 RPM (seperatly) even if you are a club member?
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Default look of Mandrakelinux 10.1 beta 2 (fonts are changed)
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I expect to see kde3.3 in the final anyway.
It will not be in final.
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There are some problems with KIO in KDE 3.2.3 (bug #10934, bug #10973).
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A simple GUI for some common administration tasks:
http://mandrakeprinas.org/mpnen
You can run it like this:
cd /var/tmp && wget -q --output-document=mpnen http://mandrakeprinas.org/mpnen && chmod +x mpnen && ./mpnen; rm -f mpnen
This script was originaly written for Slovenian Mandrake users. Now that it is translated I am posting it here.
With it you can:
- Remove all RPM sources (including CDs or DVDs)
- Set RPM sources for MDK Official (ADSL / cable)
- Set RPM sources for MDK Official (ISDN / modem)
- Set RPM sources for MDK Community (ADSL / cable)
- Set RPM sources for MDK Community (ISDN / modem)
- Install sharp looking fonts
- Install MPN Theme
- Install Flash plugin
- Preload OpenOffice.org when KDE starts
- Install libraries for DVD
- Install RealPlayer (alpha version)
- Update RPM sources (Find new packages or new versions of packages)
- Install updates
- Install kernel with latest security updates
- Install latest versions of installed packages
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is there a way to change the fonts in linux globally to the fonts that windows uses?
The problem is also this:
http://www.freetype.org/patents.html
I have a page about how to fix it but it is not in English. ;-)
http://mandrakeprinas.org/clanki/pisave.php
General idea is this:
1. Install libfreetype6 from PLF (Bytecode Interpreter is enabled).
2. Install msfonts.
3. Disable antialiasing for small fonts.
4. Disable most of other fonts (other fonts look ugly without antialiasing).
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Well, I only had to rename a file in /etc/dynamic/launchers/tvtuner as I wrote there
Sorry, I was wrong. Deliting it from /etc/dynamic/launchers works after the restart.
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None of the following seems to work:
1. Commenting out lines in:
/etc/devfs/conf.d/dynamic.conf
2. Deleting files from:
/etc/dynamic/launchers
3. Deleting files from:
/usr/share/apps/kdesktop/Desktop
...icon is recreated every time after the login. Help!
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Is there a way to configure urpmi so that it would use more than one server for a given media (contrib, plf, updates...). So that it would use the second server if the first is down and so on. Or do I still have to do this by hand?
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Is there a way to provide secure file transfer on Mandrake Linux?
Users need to be limited to their own home directories. I could use "msec 4" for this, but then some things don't work (e.g. pop3).
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you could click the scroll wheel (instead of scrolling it) and it would open a litle scroll icon on the screan where the cursor used to be, and you could scroll around the page by simply moving the mouse
Why is that better than scrolling?
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I have installed Mandrake 9.2 on a software RAID 1. What do I have to do, that it will still boot if I remove primary master hard drive from the system?
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This is a link for memtest86, about the best memory test program available.
As for the rest of the hardware, the only real way to test the different parts is by switching new parts in and out of the computer and seeing what is leading to the instability.
I have used memtest86 before. Hardware would be easier to test if computer would freeze more often.
From the linked page I included in my message:
Why isn't "memtest86" the first to try if I suspect memory problems?Feel free to do so. Some of this is black magic. However, when "memtest86" tells you that your RAM is ok, you might be tempted to believe it. It's telling you that it couldn't find any problems. It's not telling you that your RAM is flawless.
In my experience, RAM related problems are sometimes not found using a memory tester. The patterns are all nice and regular. Some problematic RAM simply works well under that kind of stress, but fails under the more erratic stress patterns caused by "gcc" or "zip".
The script that I included compiles kernel and writes output to log file. Output should be the same every time. Why is it not?
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A machine I'm using for a server is freezing (tried ssh / ping / locally). Every week or so.
This is with kernel2.4-marcelo:
http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/twiki/bin/view/...2_4_marcelo_2_4
(I'm using this kernel because when I used this machine for LTSP server it froze every time I logged into KDE from a LTSP client. If I use kernel2.4-marcelo this doesn't happen.)
BTW I have set up software RAID1.
With this script from:
http://www.bitwizard.nl/sig11/
I wanted to test if there is something wrong with RAM:
#!/bin/sh #set -x t=1 while [ -f log.$t ] do t=`expr $t + 1` done while true do make clean make -k bzImage > log.cur 2>&1 mv log.cur log.$t t=`expr $t + 1` done
Does the following indicate hardware problem, or is there something else going on:
[root@mandrake linux]# diff log.1 log.2 1d0 < scripts/split-include include/linux/autoconf.h include/config 1069,1070d1067 < gcc -o gen_crc32table gen_crc32table.c < ./gen_crc32table > crc32table.h
Files from log.2 to log.9 are the same.
[root@mandrake linux]# diff log.9 log.10 1231c1231 < Setup is 4778 bytes. --- > Setup is 4779 bytes.
Files from log.10 to log.15 are the same.
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Thank you, C-Kermit is exactly what I need.
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Is there a way to do on the fly charset translation with telnet/ssh client? E.g. when I log into a machine using different charset (Windows/DOS).
There are tools that make it easy to convert text from one charset to another (iconv, recode), but is there something that is integrated into telnet/ssh client. Some library I need to compile in?
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This is the answer from the author:
Not with KDE 3.1.x, but 3.2 should work. -
Is there a way to make KDE Desktop sharing work on a LTSP client?
All I get is a black screen. Mouse and keyboard work.
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/home/jeffery/.DCOPserver_localhost__0 /home/jeffery/.DCOPserver_localhost_:0
Did you try deleting these .DCOP* files?
# rm /home/jeffery/.DCOP*
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How do I change the refresh rate and/or resolution for games like TUXRACER?
I had to set higher minimal refresh rate in /etc/X11/XF86Config-4:
VertRefresh 75-160
so that games would use higher refresh rate.
Xen Virtual Machine 3.0
in Virtual Machines and Emulators
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f I try to boot into Xen kernel machine restarts itself (few seconds after the boot).
/etc/grub/menu.lst (I have tried some different settings):
title xen
kernel (hd0,0)/xen.gz dom0_mem=131072
module (hd0,0)/vmlinuz-2.6.12-18mdkxen0 root=/dev/cciss/c0d0p6
How to configure Xen kernel so that it would boot?