[newbie] locked drives
all of a sudden all my drives are locked even in root floppy, cd, cd-rw help all been weel then this checked permissions all seems correct
[newbie] printers again
looking for many opinions on printers ones that work perfectly with 7.2 all responses are greatly appreciated
[newbie] printers
i'm looking for a good reliable printer that works well with 7.2 laser or ink jet have not yet made up my mind to go with just bw or stay with color . i have a z11 lexmark win only type, but find ink cartridges don't last very long and are costly i read on this site that some one liked oki lasers need ideas ?? also looking for a good tactile feel heavey weight keybourd i have been looking at happy hacker but i like reviews from my peers not the writers views if anyone has any ideas
[newbie] printer key
has any one tried using lexmark z52 w/7.2 looking for linux printer wondering how well it works also has anyone got a favorite key board please don't say ms natural won't but anything w/ms on it how about happy hacker
RE: [newbie] commands
you are right "failure is not an option" i will succeed are the only words worth knowing ** Original Subject: RE: [newbie] commands ** Original Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** Original Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2001 11:42:39 -0500 (EST) ** Original Message follows... keith dalpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: totally new in the old world i came from dos/widoze you would type cd/dir to change directories could some one please show me a type of directory change command i would be greatful Check out http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/commands/index.html for basic command structure. -Dale -- Failure is not an option. It comes with Windows. -- ** - End Original Message --- **
[newbie] commands
totally new in the old world i came from dos/widoze you would type cd/dir to change directories could some one please show me a type of directory change command i would be greatful
RE: [newbie] commands
also what books do you recommend i will purchase or do almost anything to end having to use windows i hate being in the main stream being sent in a direction i don't want to go ** Original Subject: RE: [newbie] commands ** Original Sender: "Eugene C. Zesch" [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** Original Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2001 21:37:34 -0500 (EST) ** Original Message follows... [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: totally new in the old world i came from dos/widoze you would type cd/dir to change directories could some one please show me a type of directory change command i would be greatful God, man, get a book! Im sorry if that sounds rude, but why in the world are you trying to use Linux if you wont put even the smallest effort into it? Yahoo search on 'DOS to Linux Primer' yields about 2580 matches. Prominent in the first 20 are: http://www.superant.com/dostolinux/DOS-Win-to-Linux-HOWTO.html#toc1 http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/y2k/60/primer/primer.html Search engines can be your friend! But you have to take the first step. Gene ** - End Original Message --- **
RE: [newbie] commands
thank you for your very helpful info even gene's slightly rude remark had very helpful info in his site recommendations it is amazing how fast one can build his skills once the basics are obtained ** Original Subject: RE: [newbie] commands ** Original Sender: Vic [EMAIL PROTECTED] ** Original Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2001 22:01:38 -0500 (EST) ** Original Message follows... Oh gee THAT was HELPFUL -- NOTTT!!! How about giving the guy some USEFUL info Such as--- To change directories, type cd /bin and that will place you in the directory /bin one down from root level. To go to the directory /usr type cd /usr and you will be in it. Then if you want to be in /usr/local you can do it two ways: type cd local or type cd /usr/local Note that the first one is assuming you are already inside the /usr directory. And from anyplace on the filesystem to simply go back home, type cd and whatever user you are logged in as, you will go to that home directory such as /home/user1 (assuming it is a valid directory and user on the system) On Tuesday 13 February 2001 08:35 pm, Eugene C. Zesch wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: totally new in the old world i came from dos/widoze you would type cd/dir to change directories could some one please show me a type of directory change command i would be greatful God, man, get a book! Im sorry if that sounds rude, but why in the world are you trying to use Linux if you wont put even the smallest effort into it? Yahoo search on 'DOS to Linux Primer' yields about 2580 matches. Prominent in the first 20 are: http://www.superant.com/dostolinux/DOS-Win-to-Linux-HOWTO.html#toc1 http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/y2k/60/primer/primer.html Search engines can be your friend! But you have to take the first step. Gene ** - End Original Message --- **
[newbie] rpmdrake
somebody please help i'm new just updated rpm drake with the update utility in drake 7.2 over the internet now when i try to use rpmdrake it tells me nfs files, are not set correctly can any one help ?? please keith
RE: [newbie] 7.2 rpm
just updated rpm drake now when i do a scan it tells me nfs files are not set correctly can any one help please keith
