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 | [quote] Now, it has a scrip startopmanagerserver.sh and i must execute everytime to start the app.[/quote] To do this, you must edit the startup file in Linux. This varies from distro to distro, so I can't quite remember. It should be located (or a reference of it) in something like … |
 | Not bad... I see you've used the Vista window theme. I'm planning to add skins, but I haven't got around to (re)installing Linux on my MacBook. I think Apple should add a theme feature to Mac OS X, instead of forcing us to use hacks. psst.. You need to edit …  |
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 | [QUOTE]where can i find a turbo C compiler[/QUOTE] That thing's old and outdated. Get yourself a copy of [URL="http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html"]Dev-C++[/URL] or [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/"]Visual Studio Express.[/URL]  |
| | If you're going to get serious about programming, you may want to get an Integrated Development Enviroment, or IDE. It's a program that allows you to visually manage your source code files, which is especially useful when working with large projects that may have more than one code module. It's … |
| | You can check who is connected to your router by opening the router's config page. You should do this first if you suspect your neighbour's borrowing your bandwidth or you experience slowdowns. Try rebooting your router, make sure the firmware version is current, and if that doesn't work, try using … |
| | More info please: did you download a package for Fedora Core, or did you download source code? What exactly are you having trouble with? Do you get an acknowedgement that Java is installed? |
| | Yes, generally you must recompile code for different archs/non-standard kernels in Linux. [offtopic]Mac OS X Leopard has a special backwards-compatibility regarding 64 and 32 bit apps[/offtopic]  |
| | [quote=Algogo support;249394]The experience is similar to me, indeed , when I confronted with the problem , it is very boring and clumsy. Wish you get the profect settlement at last. http: [URL="http://www.algogo.com"]www.algogo.com[/URL] online electronics store with cheap price! yours sincerely[/quote] Your link brings you to bluehost.com, which leads me to … |
| | [quote=The Geeky Kid;248536]This looks kinda like an off-topic forum, anyways, my question: Can I -without buying Windows XP again- install Windows XP (my current version) into VMWare?[/quote] Yup, as far as I know, that's completely possible. And a very good idea if you're planning on testing out stuff. |
| | Re: Hotmail v AOL GMail is even better (in my opinion) than Hotmail or AOL. It offers up to 2.7 GB of space, but it requires an invitation to get in. Here's a thread you might be interested in if you want GMail: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread10502.html[/url]  |
| | Like this? [url]http://www.google.ca/search?q=PocketPC+X11+Client&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a[/url] |
| | Re: ms config I think this is what you're looking for: [url]http://www.sysinfo.org/startuplist.php[/url] |
| | You have to give more information. Is your network wireless, or hardwired? If it's hardwired, the lights on the back of both network cards should be on (off indicates a loose cable or other hardware problem). If it's wireless, there shouldn't be any problems (you said that the wireless was … |
| | Try renewing your DHCP lease... or are you sure that a Firewall isn't interfering? |
| | [quote=tecman;248635]my labtop connected with my desktop but both computers can't receive any peckets. It tells me that my connection is very good and if I click on the connection status ( in both computers ) it shows me that packets are being sent but I don't receive any packets . …  |
| | Can you ping the other computers? You might also want DNS enabled, although this won't fix the problem. |
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| | You could always buy an Ethernet-to-wireless adapter, or better yet, buy this: [url]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000C5FMJ?v=glance[/url] And of course this will work with Airport Extreme. |
| | Re: Ipod Podcasts Sorry, as far as I know, you can only add iTunes podcasts to the podcast folder. Interesting enough, there is a built-in genre named "Podcast", but changing a song to this genre doesn't change anything. |
| | Find out the [B]exact[/B] model of your soundcard (it's usually a Creative). Then you have to find a driver. Linux works with modules. You load modules, and then if the module is the right one, the hardware will be detected. So, you need to find the name of module to … |
| | Usually a damaged Master Boot Record (which is where GRUB is installed) will cause an inability to boot Linux or Windows. Windows does not need the Master Boot Record, however, so wiping the MBR will quite often solve people's problems switching from Linux back to Windows. But remember, wiping the … |
| | Re: Who is spamming? Just put a spam filter in place and be done with it. You can rarely target a specific source, especially since most spammers hijack other computers/websites to do the spamming for them, so you can almost never catch them. |
| | Re: tv card [quote=TheNNS]Hey, I recently obtained a tv card from a surplus sale. It's also a capture card. I was wondering if there is any free software that I can get to capture live tv and stuff. Your help is appreciated[/quote] Make sure you have the drivers for it installed (you will … |
| | Maybe you damaged the cable moving the monitor. Check the monitor cable's pins to make sure that they're all straight. You should also try another monitor to test it. If that doesn't work, then something's seriously wrong. Maybe the graphics card is toast. |
| | Shouldn't the router (PIX) do all the routing for you? All you should need is the NetGear's IP address, and a lot of virtual hosts for the services you want to run. (If the corporate laptop is trying to access the NetGear; the other way around should work without a … |
| | [quote=noobsauce;248239]would any windows disc work or does it have to be the one mine was installed with?[/quote] Any Windows disk will work, as long as it's the same version (Windows XP). Your power supply may also be suspect. |
| | It has to do with paths. ifconfig is located in /sbin, so if you run try to run ifconfig as a regular user (not root), you will usually get "command not found". So, do this: [CODE]/sbin/ifconfig[/CODE] |
 | [QUOTE] Hi all its kind of urgent that i get this problem fixed[/QUOTE] First rule here: we're all volunteers here, giving our time here to help others. No one is forced to post here, and so saying "urgent" is NOT going to help (or make us post faster). Could be … |
 | [quote=compnutt;248112]well since no one wanted to help me, i figured it out for myself just reboot after resetting ip configurations. DUH!! gosh i'm talking to myself!![/quote] Part of the problem is that you squished all your text into one line -- very hard to read. |
| | [quote=paperbykate;246763]I have a simple Linksys router for my home (2.4 GHZ, 54Mbpms, Model WRT54G) however at no point during the set up did it ask me to set a password. My laptop is a mac from work and it automatically retreives the signal. Any idea on how I can password … |
| | [quote=linux;247965]Another question: I have downloaded FireFox... How do I install it? Sorry for the beginner question![/quote] Sorry, I don't use Mozilla, but I can help you install Firefox! It comes in an archived format, usually .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2. First, you must unarchive it (get your Terminal ready!): For tar.bz2 files: … |
| | [QUOTE] Hi folks... I hope some one can help me. I can acees every website but for some strange reason I can't display my Yahoo signin page Every time I got "page cannot display" I try everything I know in my IE settings Thanks[/QUOTE] Why don't you start a new … |
| | [quote=johnnymarz;247934]Does anyone know how to get rid of a bunch of pop ups from coming up?[/quote] [url]http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/[/url] |
| | Your computer could be hijacked. What I would suggest at this point is making a backup of all your [B]data[/B], not programs, as they might have been replaced by Trojan Horses, and then reformatting and reinstalling Windows. You could try a few other things, but if you think you're being … |
| | Re: static ip [quote=puffin;247840]I am using an iMac OS 10.4, with an Airport Exteme, connecting to 3 Windows XP machines, one desktop and 2 laptops. Our internet service is Bellsouth. We are thinking about changing to cable internet, but understand that Brighthouse uses a static ip, as opposed to a dynamic ip. We … |
 | [quote=linux;246527]If i were to install linux on my ps2, is there any way for me to still play games on it? and also, would i need a hard drive installed in my ps2 in order to install linux?[/quote] You would need a hard drive to install Linux on a PS2, … |
| | So it doesn't work right now? It [I]shouldn't[/I] be too hard to setup, although I do have to admit that you have a fairly complex network. I think you should: 1. First make sure that the computer can connect to the Netgear router. Ping it, and see if you can … |
| | You should put this thread in "Troubleshooting PCs". It isn't Windows that chooses which OS to boot (even though MS would like it to be that way :cheesy:), it's the BIOS. You need to configure the BIOS's boot sequence. You also need to make sure that your BIOS and the … |
| | Re: PC Doesn't start Probably your power supply is on its way out. You can pick up a new one for around $50. It's also non-trivial to install. |
| | Try what the other people have kindly suggested. And do please read the announcements on a forum before posting: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/announcement51-58.html[/url] |
| | Re: internet sharing Assuming your desktop PC has a wireless card, all you must do is enable Internet Connection Sharing. [url]http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_ics/[/url] If your main PC does [I]not[/I] have a wireless card, you must buy a wireless router to share stuff. My recommendation is the Linksys Wireless G router, which includes a built-in firewall, … |
| | You do not need a router to simply connect the 2 computers to each other, nothing more (for example, no Internet). This type of network is called "ad-hoc mode", because there is no central location.  |
 | Sorry, Apple's EULA state that "you are allowed to install one copy of this software on a [B]registed Apple machine[/B]", meaning that what you are trying to do is "illegal", even if it's in a VM. (That's also why you were getting kernel panic.) So forget it, or just buy … |
 | There are programs that can compress up to 7 gigabytes (dual layer size) into a regular DVD size, which is 4.7 GB. One program that can do this is Roxio's Popcorn; comes with Roxio Toast. |
| | It sounds as if your graphics card could be toast, but it may still be under warranty; check to make sure. You could also check to make sure your power supply fans or any other fans for your computer are in working order. If you can't get the graphics card … |
| | [QUOTE=TheNNS]they have article at [URL="http://www.linux-forums.org"]http://www.linux-forums.org[/URL][/QUOTE] How about actually giving him the page instead of directing him to Linux forums? Complaining about an Xserver? Are you running X11? (if you're running KDE or Gnome, you're running X11.) If that's not the problem, how about restarting the X server, or running it …  |
| | Your hard drive probably doesn't have the right drivers or something for this new motherboard. Back up everything, and do a reformat/reinstall of Windows XP: [url]http://www.choice.com.au/viewArticle.aspx?id=104494&catId=100461&tid=100008&p=1&title=Reinstall+Windows+XP[/url] |
| | Are you using Windows XP SP2? It's a free update if you already have XP: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sp2/default.mspx[/url] Or, if you're daring, you could install IE 7 beta: [url]http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx[/url] Don't blame me if it crashes. |
| | Are you running some sort of antivirus software that could interfere with the download process? Try booting Windows into safe mode by hitting the F8 key as the computer starts. |
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