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I just installed Debian 2.2 r2 yesterday, and I've got pretty much everything working except that I can't start X. It won't find my mouse. The mouse is a MS Intellimouse Optical USB. I even downloaded the latest version of the Kernel and turned on all the USB support when I made the image. I...

When I setup some win95s on a network with win2k server, I had to manually input an IP, the dns settings, and the default gateway before it would join the network. -Peter m.i.r.a.g.e@gmx.net

I've tried pretty much everything on this one. Off and on, when i launch something that uses DirectX I get a memory dump on nv4_disp.dll. I upgraded to DX8, the latest Detonator3 driver for my Elsa Gladiac (GeForce2 GTS 32mb), got the VIA patch that turns on AGP texturing support, and I still...

Is it possible to map/redirect a port from a win2k (pro/server) computer running ICS to another computer on its lan? -Peter

I've got a linux telnet server setup for dhcp in an NT domain, but I can't figure out how to give it a permanent name (like the computer names the rest of the 9x/nt network have). Right now, we have to find out the ip address every time it starts up so we can telnet in. I don't have much...

Amazingly enough, I was able to get my modem to work. With a combination of pnpdump, isapnp, and setserial, I was able to connect to my att service. Then I figured out that I hadn't setup ppp for my modem, so I couldn't browse the web or anything. I ran linuxconf, and setup all my dns stuff...

OK. Got the sound card and LAN card working. I had to disable PnP OS in BIOS. That leaves the modem. I think its a hardware modem. Its ISA, on com3. US Robotics 56k Voice INT PnP. Any pointers on how to install this in linux would be great, since it doesn't seem to have been detected...

Ok, so I installed RH7 from an ISO i got from a mirror of the redhat ftp. I just did a default installation because I don't have much Linux experience yet. When I was trying to install my sound card drivers (soundblaster live) I found that /usr/src/linux isn't setup right, but I don't know how...

I'd like to be able to find out what the programs on my computer are saying when they connect to various Internet servers. My only thought is to possibly make a simple gateway that logged hits on certain ports..does anyone know of a good way to do this? -Peter

OK, now it will stay, but there's another problem. I can get to the logon screen (2line), but when I hit OK there, it just sits there. The textbox loses focus, and it doesn't do anything more. I've tried this with another network card, and it did the same thing. I've recently reinstalled...

I've tried reinstalling the drivers, and it tells me the card is working fine...but client for ms networks still won't stick around. I reinstalled windows 98se pretty recently, so I'm not really sure what it could be. -Peter

I just installed a DFE-530TX+ NIC, added client for ms networks, and restarted. The problem is that client for ms networks disappears every time I restart, so it won't work. Any idea why it won't hang around? -Peter

The CD I have is the new computer version. I'm trying to upgrade from 98a to 98se. -Peter

OK, I've got two computers. The one I just got came with win98se, but I decided to run win2k on it. My other computer runs win98a, but I'd like to upgrade it to win98se as I have the cd, but the installation won't upgrade. It says I can't upgrade from that CD. I figure there must be a way...

Ok, well, I put the HD in another computer and scanned it with Norton Antivirus 2k, and it found no viruses, so I guess that's not the problem, or the virus did its work and evaporated. -Peter

I have a machine running AMD K6-2/400 win98, 64mb RAM, and recently it has started to have trouble loading files to start windows, and has been getting blue screens of death. Just now, when I tried to start it up, it wouldn't go, couldn't find win.com. I checked the hd, and most of the files...