Hi everybody,
I am using the mozilla browser for the kiosk as the browser and all the plugins are working well but the plugin for playing movie(xanim) is not working it ask for downloading when i go for downloading it gives error. All the plugin i am using are same for the netscape the same plugin for the movie in netscape is working properly. Is there any other plugin available for mozilla for playing movies.
Wainting for your early reply
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Mohan Cheema
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I was trying this on the Kernel sources that comes with Redahat distribution(Default).Is that a problem?Should I download the new sources and try again?One thing I should tell you that I have only installed the Linux kernel and it's sources i.e.the minimum system.Will it give dependencies problem since there are no other packages and libraries?
Mahesh Gharat
On Wed, 17 Oct 2001 Philip S Tellis wrote :
> Just a thought, are you compiling the kernel sources
> that came with
> redhat or did you download the entire source? I was
> never able to
> compile the default redhat sources.
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Dear Lugers,
I'm currently using RH 7.1 running Linux 2.4.2-2. I'm trying to upgrade to
2.4.12. I'm not upgrading just by applying patches.
I'm having problems with my ethernet card. Its Realtec and the old kernel
uses 8139too.o module. I do make the proper selections but eth0 fails to
come up and also vfat not supported by kernel.
I just follow the usual steps make menuconfig, make dep make clean, make
bzImage, make install, make modules, make modules_install.
I've not done any kernel compilation before.....so may not be knowing some
known issues.
I also want to know what exactly should be selected as part of kernel and
what as modules.
Awaiting your reply,
Best regards,
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On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 21:31:13 +0530 (IST) Philip S Tellis wrote:
>Sometime Today, Parul Mathur assembled some asciibets to say:
Asciibets, Philip? Shouldn't it be asciibits or tasty asciinybbles maybe?
>>Whenever I run KDE, the mouse does not respond but it does change
>Does it work in the console?
Nopes, it doesn't.
>Do you have gpm running?
Yes. What does it do?
>You don't need a mouse to get a mouse icon.
One learns something new everyday!
>Make sure that your mouse works elsewhere, to isolate the problem either
>to the mouse driver, or to KDE.
>Philip
The problem was with the mouse driver. I ran mouseconfig and specified
the driver as "MS Intellimouse 2.1 or higher".
Thanks.
Parul
On Wed, 17 Oct 2001 00:37:36 +0530 Vinod Ramanathan wrote:
>Parul you need to run "mouseconfig" command (without the quotes) and
>select Microsoft Intellimouse ver 2.1 or higher from the menu. Your
>mouse will begin to work then I feel. Also check emulate three buttons
>at the bottom.
Dear Vinod,
I think you had mentioned once before that you have hardware identical
to mine, which must be why your advice is always spot on - you must
have faced the same problems before!
Thanks.
Parul Mathur
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hello people,
these are newbie questions.. but i couldnt find answers
anywhere !!!
is there any utility of replicating a linx installation over a LAN ... some
how have the same installation over all the hosts on that network?
Also i have a kernel related query !
during configuring the modules and the make of the kernel.. there are
option like sound support or video support or suport for specific devices ?
my question is ?? what files are included in the kernel when such support
is compiled in , are these the drivers for such devices or support files or
kernel function or what??
-thanks for having a look !
-rahul
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Don't use the KERNEL that comes with redhat
instead u download the latest kernel from http://www.kernel.org
and try to compile, before that please update u r gcc compilers.
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Subject: Re: Re: Re: [ILUG-BOM] kernel recompilation problem
I was trying this on the Kernel sources that comes with Redahat distribution(Default).Is that a problem?Should I download the new sources and try again?One thing I should tell you that I have only installed the Linux kernel and it's sources i.e.the minimum system.Will it give dependencies problem since there are no other packages and libraries?
Mahesh Gharat
On Wed, 17 Oct 2001 Philip S Tellis wrote :
> Just a thought, are you compiling the kernel sources
> that came with
> redhat or did you download the entire source? I was
> never able to
> compile the default redhat sources.
>
> Philip
>
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> twenty gods or no God.
> It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg.
> - Thomas Jefferson
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>Try running make modules_install again
>
>also, read through /usr/src/linux/.config to see if anything is
>configured as a module.
Well, .config does not show anything configured as module. It either shows y
or not set. But I have set a lot of modules as M, for that matter the
.config does not show up that RTL8139 is selected at all. Seems like
whatever I select as module is neither selected as part of kernel nor in the
modules.
In the /lib/modules/2.4.12/kernel/drivers/net just see one module dummy.o
and thats it. Infact whenever I run make modules_install, I see messages
nothing to be done for modules_install as it enters various directories in
the src tree.
Its somewhere I'm making a blunder but cant figure it out.
Best regards,
Mayur Joshi
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