grub will get its second stage files from hd2,0 but will boot
the kernel from hd0,1
Back to my hole
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ning lsof and seeing what proccesses (if any)
are using the old id
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#x27;s
> as good a time as any to dig into it.
A little bit more info would help :) try checking permissions, group
access and loaded kernel modules too.
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know exactly what it provides.
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ve trouble with english you are welcome to private post to me
in turkish.
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it to latin-5 IIRC
You can set lang to tr_TR but set LC_MESSAGES to en_US
That should help. Also for more information you can look at
www.linux.org.tr and gelecek linux's web site
HTH
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d seems OK. How do I find how to trace the usual problem
of udev not making the devices and hotplug not lifting a finger either?
Is there some set approach?
For cameras you might want to look at gphoto.
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On Tuesday 12 July 2005 6:36 pm, Declan Moriarty wrote:
> I'm Installing mail software again.
Quick! Everybody run for the hills!!! :)
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On Tuesday 28 June 2005 2:11 pm, Simon Geard wrote:
> Not for a serial mouse, surely? If it's an old Microsoft serial mouse,
> it's probably using a more specific driver.
Ouch! Those cluebats hurt. I just saw the microsoft word and put my fingers
into gear before my brain.
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messages. But gpm is happy with it.
You would need IM/PS2
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spirational after that, but I take this
http%253a%252f%252fwww%252ewellsfargo%252ecom
to be a valid url in a different character set, loading a presaved
session. You can feel the money slipping out of your pockets already,
can't you? :-).
Replying on chat
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linux, no more, no less. It is what
people do with LFS that can turn it into a "proper" distribution but
then that is getting BeyondLFS :)
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ndency-tracking, but that is OK for me.
My way to my favourite package manager was just trying some (rpm, dpkg,
installwatch...) until i found paco.
best regards
oneyed
I agree with you there. I also think it is the best way to learn.
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To dr
On Monday 23 May 2005 4:08 pm, Shane Shields wrote:
> Shane Shields wrote:
> > You need to set rpm to use the old style of dependancy tracking. This
> > can be set in your .toprc file. I am at work now so I cant tell you
> > the exact line but I will when I get home.
>
>
f lfs which you can use as
a base and build upon. Be warned though, any deviation from the book and
you are on your own FBBG.
Other people use different package management systems and you can check
out the hints for them.
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Shane Shields wrote:
You need to set rpm to use the old style of dependancy tracking. This
can be set in your .toprc file. I am at work now so I cant tell you
the exact line but I will when I get home.
s/.toprc/.rpmrc/
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some other way of completing the database? Any suggestions would be
appreciated.
ChrisD
You need to set rpm to use the old style of dependancy tracking. This
can be set in your .toprc file. I am at work now so I cant tell you the
exact line but I will when I get home.
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inscp which can use scp or sftp to copy files. Use putty for console
access. The *nix box should have ssh or sftp installed and working. You
can also just use telnet or ftp without installing any other programs on
your *dows box.
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my contributions. IIRC I
posted scripts and spec files to build lfs with rpm. You can also mail
me off list for more details.
Back to lurking :)
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Richard Snow wrote:
What this has to do with linux from scratch? :)
I think it is for a linux user from scratch :)
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by the hotplug handler, and thus, I have no device ffile in /dev
> for which I can set permissions. Help would be appreciated. Thanks
>
> Ron
I had the same problem. When you mount usb you could add the devmode=xxx
option. WFM. Here is my mount line from fstab
usb
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