my modem ... please .. that is my mail for more info ..

3xkd@operamail.com

i also .. put a threat here put no one replies ...


thanks:mad:

Just some piece of advice if you wanna get help.......

1) Search the forum... modem problems have been answered many times & u'll probably find the solution.

2) Choose a topic that reflects your problem not "ya gama3a 7ad help me ".

3) Mention your problem... pasting any errors you get.
I don't think anyone will bother to send an email... It's not needed actually


Sorry if I was rude or something...

i searr\ched many times ... i only want to know a command that
help me find the name of the pkgs that i installed ..

to enable me to erase it .. that is all

can any one give me this command

Well, that depends on your distro ...


Again, please mention full details so people can help you.

If it's RedHat or MDK I'm afraid I cannot help you... I used to check out the packages from the gui not the command prompt.

Try to do so.....

startx

then look for kpackage

but lelasaf ... i enter net after 2 .,, and no one be there at this time

what's the name of RPMs you installed ? or from where did you get them ?
I can't tell you anything without providing details.
Please help us help you.

zxeem: DON'T SEND ME PRIVATE MESSAGES.
I think that my signature contains this written in BOLD.
What shall i do more ??

that is the message which i found


Sorry! That user has specified that they do not wish to receive emails through this board. If you still wish to send an email to this user, please contact the administrator and they may be able to help.

And i was wondering what the option "Hide Email Address?" Is doing in my profile options !!!
Ok, Enabled ;-)

can any one tell me what does this mean

* Note: RedHat users may find out their exact kernel architecture (which is not always the same as "uname -m" output) with the following case-sensitive shell command:
rpm -q --qf '%{ARCH}\n' kernel

i found it in linuxant

thanks alot:confused:

now i really need ur help ..

i decided to install the old kernel .. from the RH 8.0 cds

but 1st .. i don't know ... where can i find them on the cds ..

2nd .,.. will they be rpm ...

3rd ... how will i install them .. while i am using the new kernel..

and won't this make any fault in the system ., ? ?


please reply quickly as u can .. as i think staying without net

in this time at home ... like staying without water or air

.. thanks

OK let's solve the problem our way not yours
What is your modem ? type: lspci
What is your distro -version- ? look at the logo/CD's README
What kernel you use the one with the distro or the one you compile ? put the CD then goto the rpms folder and the ls kernel*
What did you do so far ? what rpms you installed and you want to remove
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don't tell us that you have a problem and you want to solve it,but tell us what is the problem
more than 10 comments and you problem is not solved yet!!!
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>i decided to install the old kernel .. from the RH 8.0 cds
Why install old kernel !!! only motorola needs an old kernel
and RH8.0 is not old enough , we are talking about 2.4.5 this is moto old
>where are the kernel?
in RH it will be in /mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS
and the file name is kernel-2.4.*i586.rpm
>will they be rpm ?? yes/no
if redhat/mandrake yes
if debian it will be .deb
if slackware it will be .tgz
>while i am using the new kernel..?
I think you are talking about the old one

my modem .,, is conexant hsf ,,

my old kernel is the one which come with linux redhat 8.0

my new kernel is the newest one .. 2.4.20-19.8]

and my problem is that the driver i had .. was for the old kernel ..

when i installed the new kernel .. it didn't work

and i couldn't get a driver for the new kernel

so i am tring to install the old kernel again ...

so i need your help

thanks

i could solve my problem ..

i got the pakage for red hat 9 .. and also upgraded the system to rh9...

and then put the driver ... and made hsfconfig ..

then it worked

thanks ...

oh and i put the kernel .. as it was old one by the command

rpm -i --force (kernel name )

thanks again

now the last thing .. for another subject .. plz any one give me a link to winex

thanks

you can get it from the cvs : http://www.transgaming.com/sources.php

you can get the full thing from mldonkey.
ps: latest version runs GTA:VC but i prefer the
normal wine since i'm not welling to pay.
peace

Salamo 3alaikom,

I think that my reply would be late. I would reply anyway. The driver you have on the CD is present as rpm, .src.rpm, .tar.gz or .tar.bz2. You might find the driver as .deb. To install a driver you need to have the kernel source installed.

To install a package from .tar.gz or tar.bz2:
1- Unpack the package with tar -zxvf or -jxvf respectively.
2- Change to the directory you have unpakced the package into.
3- Do ./configure
make
make install (as root)
N.B.: All this can be done from a terminal. To turn to root type su and enter the password.

To install the package from rpm, just type rpm -Uvh as root remember the kernel version should be compatible with your kernel otherwise the drivers might not work with your kernel.


To install from a src.rpm:
This method has some advantage that you can rebuild the rpm package for your distribution and for the kernel version you are having so no conflicts would happen.
To rebuild a package from a .src.rpm, type rpm-build --rebuild packagename.src.rpm. The resulting rpm would be present in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386. Install the rpm package that results from there.

I like the installation from a source package more.

Salam.