On Tue, 2003-02-04 at 17:55, Joshua Schmidlkofer wrote: > > > It's too late to analyze the problem when all evidence has been > > > removed. Deadlines speak louder than the time that someone has - hence no time to muck around, only time to get application installed.
BTW, being that it happened twice with the same configuration under RH 8.0, it has been determined that the kernel parameters that were passed on this particular motherboard caused file system corruption. Upon mounting the same disk in another server, the file system was mostly corrupted. RESOLUTION: Back to RH 7.3 with the same kernel parameters (as it had been working beautifully prior to the upgrade...) and the helpdesk application/mail server application reinstalled without a hitch. Now running since yesterday happily. > I would have to say you jumped the gun. Linux != Windows (problems > almost never require a re-install). Why did you bother posting? > > a. You don't say what you're installing > b. You already took action. > c. You can recover password w/o this much trouble. > It's done - the forks' been stuck in and it's been flipped over. > My advice would be use RedHat 8, but don't user KUser. > RH 8.0 isn't quite what I thought it would be after sticking with RH for almost 10 years. I'll stick with RH 7.3 and hope that RH 8.1 is going to be a bit more friendly - for some reason, releases that consist of whole numbers never are worth really running on production boxen. -- OzIT Support * http://www.ozitsupport.com.au -------------------------------------------- Stephen Kuhn | Help Desk Professional -------------------------------------------- Australia's Premier Computer Specialists Call us at: 1-902-225-000 -------------------------------------------- -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
