pc forced the electrons to say:
> this is one of the newbies which seem to have bombarded this list after
> IT.com!!
Well, you are welcome here, so long as you follow the general guidelines of
the list... One of them being that a totally new query should start a new
thread rather than follow up to an existing thread...
> 1.) I have 128 Mb of RAM, Rh6.2 recognizes only 64 MB.I heard about a
> command "mem = 128"
> but dont know where and how to use this.pls enlighten.
Edit the file /etc/lilo.conf, and locate the section that begins with,
image=/boot/vmlinuz
Add the following line immediately after that:
append = "mem=128M"
Save the file, run the command /sbin/lilo and reboot. Your entire RAM should
be detected. You can verify this by running the command
stat /proc/kcore
and looking at the filesize. It should reflect your entire RAM size.
> 2.)How does one shut down and then restart tthe daemons appearing at
> startup?
RedHat supplies a little program /sbin/service that can be used to stop
or start the startup services. For example, to restart sendmail, you run
/sbin/service sendmail restart
Of course, you should know the service name.
> 3.)I have to configure my snd card, but when I give the commd "sndconfig " or
> "setup" I get a message "bash: command not found".I have tried this as user
> and root.help!
Hmm... either you haven't installed sndconfig RPM (unlikely) or /usr/sbin is
not in your path. You ran su from the user account to become root, didn't you?
Run the command with the full pathname:
/usr/sbin/sndconfig
Or update your path to include /usr/sbin also.
Binand
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