[newbie] Shutting down http FAILED ... can't reboot !!
Shutting down http:FAILED For the second time now, when shutting down Mandrake 7.0 I saw that message. When I try to restart, it all seems to go as expected, right up until you would expect the login/password box to appear; it doesn't. Instead, the num lock light on my keyboard flashes on and off and the monitor (screen blank) sounds as though it is switching on and off in sync. All I have done is install Mandrake 7.0, PHP3 from the RPM included on the disk, MySQL 3.22.32 (server and client RPMs downloaded). I did all this only yesterday (for the second time) and today it all seams to have died. It only lasted about 2 weeks last time. Even my Windows'98 which runs on the same hard disk lasts longer!!! Please, if anyone can help I'd be extremely grateful - I need the Linux operating system with Apache, PHP and MySQL (with JDBC drivers installed) for a major project with deadline in just 5 weeks! I run a standalone pc with 475MHz AMD-K6 processor, 64MB RAM, 13GB hard disk (8GB for Windows, 5GB for Linux). Don't know name of motherboard (SoundBlaster 64v sound and 8MB ATI graphics on motherboard). Many thanks, a71658a9 (Hadrian - [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
[newbie] Shutting down httpd FAILED ... can't reboot !!
I sent this out last night, but got no reply. Can anyone help? Is anyone there? Hello? Shutting down httpd:FAILED For the second time now, when shutting down Mandrake 7.0 I saw that message. When I try to restart, it all seems to go as expected, right up until you would expect the login/password box to appear; it doesn't. Instead, the num lock light on my keyboard flashes on and off and the monitor (screen blank) sounds as though it is switching on and off in sync. All I have done is install Mandrake 7.0, PHP3 from the RPM included on the disk, MySQL 3.22.32 (server and client RPMs downloaded). I did all this only yesterday (for the second time) and today it all seams to have died. It only lasted about 2 weeks last time. Even my Windows'98 which runs on the same hard disk lasts longer!!! Please, if anyone can help I'd be extremely grateful - I need the Linux operating system with Apache, PHP and MySQL (with JDBC drivers installed) for a major project with deadline in just 5 weeks! I run a standalone pc with 475MHz AMD-K6 processor, 64MB RAM, 13GB hard disk (8GB for Windows, 5GB for Linux). Don't know name of motherboard (SoundBlaster 64v sound and 8MB ATI graphics on motherboard). Many thanks, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [newbie] Using Mandrake's GUI install components after install?
Alan, Which version of DiskDrake do you have? And does it work well? The version I have is the one that came with Mandrake 7.0 originally, and it trashes everything on the hard drive (except the partitions!) when I use it. Hadrian From: Alan Shoemaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] Using Mandrake's GUI install components after install? Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 16:12:59 -0700 Jeff Malka wrote: During Mandrake's install, there was a nice GUI tool for creating partitions and mount points. Can this tool be used after install to create new partitions instead of fdisk? If not, is there another gui tool that can be used? Jeffpress alt-f2 and in the resulting command window type 'kdesu -c drakxconf'. After verifying root access with root's password a small list window will open where you can choose diskdrake from the options. Alan Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
