Well, best I could do being so tired and frustrated and all. I can do better
sometimes.
Happy New Year 2000!
B. B.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Pine or Oak log? Thanks for the response. I'm still working other issues and
seem to
have lucked out fixing this
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Pine or Oak log? Thanks for the response. I'm still working other issues and seem
to
have lucked out fixing this one. Just enough encouragement to keep me hooked, huh?
AARRRGGGHHH! That was terrible. ;-)
I think LINUX is written to do that to just me. Or
not ALL) are pack rats.
Ron
R_Yeo [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/28/99 01:17:21 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Root Password Problem
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I think I discovered
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, you wrote:
I think I discovered the problem. Hinted at it the other message. My / partition
ran out of space. It got weird with signing in and some other stuff, so might have
something to do with it. A 347 Mb one isn't big enough. I've changed it to 1.2
Gb, and if
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I think I discovered the problem. Hinted at it the other message. My / partition
ran out of space. It got weird with signing in and some other stuff, so might have
something to do with it. A 347 Mb one isn't big enough. I've changed it to 1.2
Gb, and
Well, I ran out with it at 350 Mb and that was recommended in a book I have on the
topic
of partition sizes. Matter of fact, most of the other partitions were either empty or
close to it. Somewhere it's putting everything in / I do believe. Either way, I won't
run out for a while now.
I think I discovered the problem. Hinted at it the other message. My / partition
ran out of space. It got weird with signing in and some other stuff, so might have
something to do with it. A 347 Mb one isn't big enough. I've changed it to 1.2
Gb, and if that doesn't work, nothing will. I've
I just started my "experimental" Linux box and discovered that it
doesn't like my password. I can go in as my alternate user, and after
successfully logging in, type in "su" then the root password and it
works just fine. I then changed the root password via passwd logged out
and tried again.
On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I just started my "experimental" Linux box and discovered that it
doesn't like my password. I can go in as my alternate user, and after
successfully logging in, type in "su" then the root password and it
works just fine. I then changed the root password
I did that, and am aware of the difference in capital vice lower case. First
thing I thought of, and it worked initially. I figure it's something I did
and don't have a clue now what it could have been.
The -19 makes sense so I'll go with that. Expert that you are...heh heh.
Merry Christmas
On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Toyswins wrote:
I did that, and am aware of the difference in capital vice lower case. First
thing I thought of, and it worked initially. I figure it's something I did
and don't have a clue now what it could have been.
The -19 makes sense so I'll go with that. Expert
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