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On the Win2K machines go to Start...Settings...Control Panel...User Manager Add the user name and password for the 98 machine, and give appropriate access. That should allow the 98 system to access the shares on the 2K computers. Todd :> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Todd Hutchins...

Try adding user accounts for the 98 machind on the two 2000 machines. I hope this helps. Todd :> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Todd Hutchins Microcomputer Specialist II El Dorado County Office of Education thutchin@edcoe.k12.ca.us ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Another idea for root telnet is to login as a user then su and give the root password. that should give you roo access for most things. If it doesn't, use SSH (putty for Windows). It is more secure and acts just like a telnet session. I hope this helps. Todd :>...

We have the old EZ CD Creator (pre-Roxio) and that is what I used to create my images. File...Create CD from CD image... find the file. I didn't have any problems with it. I'm not saying it's great, but it works. A friend has Nero and I found it awkward to work with, but then again, I had never...

I started with Linux trying to install Caldera, but it wouldn't load. A friend hadRed Hat v5, so I installed that with no problems and I've been using RH ever since (currently on 7.3). I tried mandrake and hated it... Too confining. For software installations and updates I use Ximian Red Carpet...

Run sndconfig from the console. If the drivers (a lot of times alternate drivers work just fine) you select work, you should hear the sample files. If so, In Gnome go into the Gnome configuration tool and enable sound. If the alternate drivers didn't work and you need to install the drivers on...

What happens when you switch to a different console ie. CTRL-ALT-F2? Todd :> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Todd Hutchins Microcomputer Specialist II El Dorado County Office of Education thutchin@edcoe.k12.ca.us ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Try using Xine to view those types of files. I haven't tried it myself, yet, but I'm planning to. I just haven't had the time. I hope this helps. Todd :> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Todd Hutchins Microcomputer Specialist II El Dorado County Office of Education...

You also might want to stay away from linuxconf. It has a tendancy to mess things up. Even Red Hat advises against using it, which is why it isn't installed by default anymore. Use the Red Hat network confuguration utility /usr/sbin/redhat-config-network It's a GUI interface and works protty...

Your message: fsck.ext3/dev/hdb1: The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2 filesystem. If the device is valid and it really contains an ext2 filesystem (and not swap or ufs or something else), then the superblock is corrupt, and you might try running e2fsck with an...

We have several users that have also had a problem similar to this. The user will try to print and get a Spool32 error and the system locks. We are running Windows 98SE with a Novell server (Netware 5, Client 3.X). We also have users that are printing locally with this problem. And today a user...