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Re: [Alug] Linux and USB - follow-up
by Edenyard 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

On 16 Oct 2001 17:56:33 +0000, Willaby <willaby(a)pgen.net> wrote: > Cant remember from the first thread, but do you know that usb is > actually working ? > Well - I suppose that it must be, if I can get the pictures from the camera. I think that it always was - there seemed to be the right sort of things in the various /proc directories. It was the final step of mounting the emulated SCSI that seemed always to fall over before I moved to kernel 2.4.6. Gerald.

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Re: [Alug] pcmcia/eth0
by MJ Ray 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

"Ricardo Campos" <corez23(a)linuxmail.org> writes: > 2) When I issue a Shutdown Now command from the shell, it shuts down > and I get a $BASH prompt. What command are you issuing? I don't debug English very well. "shutdown -h now" should work, unless something is fried. > [...] How can I shut down (i.e. power off) the laptop without > frying the HD every time, cos at some point I'm going to do some > damage to the data. :( -- Emergency sync is AltGr-SysRq-s Emergency unmount is AltGr-SysRq-u -- MJR Do you need advice about the Internet or particular net services? Why not talk to my employers? See http://www.luminas.co.uk/ for details.

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Re: [Alug] Red lodge meeting - going ahead?
by NuTTeR 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

Why not scan the map and put it on the Alug web site? What town city is this meeting in? sorry im new to the list(kinda). --------------------------------------------------------------------- Get your free email address today at www.nofx.com!

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Re: [Alug] pcmcia/eth0
by Ricardo Campos 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

> http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PCMCIA-HOWTO.html Card seems to be OK... Beeep! I've just printed off the PCMCIA and Networking HOWTO's. I can't stand on-screen text for too long, great fan of books. > >2) When I issue a Shutdown Now command from the shell, it shuts down and I > get a $BASH >prompt. > Does it not get as far as a "power down" message? > Jenny. Oh yes, it does all the groovy things my other system does, stopping the daemons etc... then it seems to start up again into the login prompt, or after a lot more shutdown commands, puts me into the $BASH prompt. (as opposed to <ricardo@Azathoth>$ type prompt). I'll try old nuTTer's -h flag idea, and keep ya posted -- Get your free email from www.linuxmail.org Powered by Outblaze

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Re: [Alug] pcmcia/eth0
by Jenny_Hopkins＠toby-churchill.com 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

Ricardo Campos wrote: >How can I tell if it's actually recognising the card properly? How can I link it to eth0? If the card is recognised and configured correctly you will get a high beep followed by a low beep at startup i think. try here: http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PCMCIA-HOWTO.html >2) When I issue a Shutdown Now command from the shell, it shuts down and I get a $BASH >prompt. Does it not get as far as a "power down" message? Jenny.

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pcmcia/eth0
by Ricardo Campos 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

I have recently installed RH6.1 on my notebook, with no X (yay!). I have 2 problems with it:- 1) When it boots up, the PCMCIA service starts...OK then it comes up with 'delaying eth0 initialisation'. In /etc/pcmcia/config, it has a list of supported cards and mine - d-link de-660 is included (amongst about 100 others). How can I tell if it's actually recognising the card properly? How can I link it to eth0? The floppy drive is bust on the notebook (can read, can't write), so a network card is essential!!! I created a ifcfg-eth0 file in /etc/sysconfig using ifcfg-lo as a template- except with correct IP's. If I manually start ifcfg eth0 up I still get the same problem. :-/ 2) When I issue a Shutdown Now command from the shell, it shuts down and I get a $BASH prompt. Any number of quit, exit, shutdown commands don't seem to work and I end up powering off the laptop. How can I shut down (i.e. power off) the laptop without frying the HD every time, cos at some point I'm going to do some damage to the data. :( -- Get your free email from www.linuxmail.org Powered by Outblaze

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Progeny Debian install problems
by NuTTeR 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

Has anyone tryed to install this version of GNU/linux? I got a copy from the Linux format mag. it has two iso images for the install disks. So ive made the two disks but there is no time during the install that i get asked to insert the second cd so none of the software gets installed thats on it :(. Also adding packages to my box after ive installed im geting problems... but i cant remember the error message atm. Any one else geting this problem? --------------------------------------------------------------------- Get your free email address today at www.nofx.com!

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Re: [Alug] Address books
by MJ Ray 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

"John Woodard" <mail(a)johnwoodard.co.uk> writes: > Palm Vx with the data on synced from Outlook so if there is a way of syncing > the palm with the KDE address book (kmail is my preferred mail client) I > could do that. I thought kpilot could. gnome-pilot syncs with gnomecard, so I would have thought it's not a tricky problem. -- MJR

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RE: UEA Meeting
by Ricardo Campos 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

> > > > No network? hrm :( > > > Can't we just run an internal network through some hubs? How many computers do we want to connect? There are 2x 16 port hubs sitting in front of me, although I'll have to be REALLY nice to my boss, and they might be used (by my company) by the end of November. There should be some 4 and 8 port hubs kicking around too. And plenty of Cat 5. Last resort possibly, but should be fine? :) Ricardo -- Get your free email from www.linuxmail.org Powered by Outblaze

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Address books
by John Woodard 17 Oct '01

17 Oct '01

I have a fairly large contacts folder in MS Outlook 5 which I would dearly like to transfer over to my Linux box (seriously thinking of ditching MS Office for good here). I need the addresses etc in a format that the KDE address book can read. It can import *.wab files but Outlook won't export wab Outlook Express does but won't import from Outlook. Am I going to have to resort to csv text files or is their some other way. Indecently I have a Palm Vx with the data on synced from Outlook so if there is a way of syncing the palm with the KDE address book (kmail is my preferred mail client) I could do that. Distro is MDK 8.1 running KDE or Gnome and has the usual jpilot, kpilot and Gnome panel apps for syncing the Palm. Cheers, BJ

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