Does anybody know where I can find info on ading second hard drives?
I added the second drive,
ran MAKEDEV hdc ,
ran mke2fs /dev/hdc ,
added a entry to the fstab file in the /etc directory.
But I can not mount it?
fstab line = /dev/hdc1 /data ext2defaults 11
when I try to
Ok, I made a dir on hda3 called /data
I was then able to mount hdc1.
This has me confused?
why I need a mount point on hda to get to hdc?
Is there a place I can get more info on mount points, etc etc?
mike
Michael Heldebrant wrote:
On Tue, 2001-10-23 at 23:02, Michael Grover wrote
Hi all.
Ok, I added my second drive(thanks all for the help), I have it added to
my fstab file.
I have a share setup in my smb.conf file sharing it.
I setup a group that has read and write permission to that drive.
My problem is that I want all to be able to create and read and modify
files in
Well, after installing and using debian linux(2.2r3) for a few days,
I will have to say I like it best.
I have used Redhat, Mandrake, SUSE, SlackWare, and a few other
Distro's, but none made me feel like I was in control as much as debian
does! Debian makes me want to dive in and learn all it's
Can Some tell me if there is a link on the debian web site that gives
detailed information on the boot process, like when files get started
from
the init.d directory, etc etc
mike...
is there any on-line version of the man pages?
like for man 5 interfaces
I tried man 5 interfaces mike.txt but there was so many control
chars that the text file was too hard to read.
mike
I was wanting it in a text file to print.
The -t option will work great!
My hat's off to all on this mail group!!
Your replies are quick and informative.
mike
Richard Hector wrote:
Michael Grover wrote:
I tried man 5 interfaces mike.txt but there was so many control
chars
I have configured ppp on my machine to dial out and have setup a
fire wall script using ipChains. All my home computers access the
internet fine. (soon to have DSL setup, waiting on phone company)
All is working good except, I use pon to connect, after I have
connetced,
It starts wwwoffle. I
In debian I don't find a rc.local file, is there a file that I can use
to run some shell scripts at boot?
maybe at final boot?
thanks, mike
Well, I Configured xwindows ans started it.
The first time I ran it I just got a blue screen with mouse pointer.
Now when I boot my machine, I get a xWindows login prompt.
I can't get to a bash prompt to fix my xWindows config.
If I try ctrl+alt+backspace it takes me back to a xWindows login
Well, I got around my xWindows start up problem.
I booted up with cdrom, went into rescue mode, mounted my hard drive,
dumped into a shell, and deleted my XF86Config file.
I found out why my XWindows was not working, I put /dev/tty0 instead
of ttyS0 for my mouse.
Now I have a easy question?
The
I don't think I have WindowMaker Installed? what is package Name?
mike
Karsten M. Self wrote:
on Sat, Oct 06, 2001 at 05:23:54PM -0500, Michael Grover ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Well, I got around my xWindows start up problem.
I booted up with cdrom, went into rescue mode
Is there a way to get a list of available packages from apt-get?
mike...
Ok, I found them listed on the Debian web site..
mike
Michael Grover wrote:
Is there a way to get a list of available packages from apt-get?
mike...
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How can i get a package into the apt-get list, or
install a .deb file?
mike...
I have a IPChains Shell script that I have been using On RedHat and
Mandrake for about a year, It works well with debian 2.2 r3 if anybody
wants it?
mike
attached is shell script
set these three variables accordingly
at top of script and run, I am using right now
on a dialup connection :-)
EXTERNALIP=207.41.66.332 could be 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 for dialup
NETWORKIP=192.168.0.50/255.255.255.0 private network
Ok, I have sucessfully installed my network card :-)
A debian doc I downloaded from the www.debian.org web site says that
I sould put info need to bring up my eth0 interface in
a file called /etc/init.d/network
I don't have this file?
I did find a file /etc/networking and put it in the top of
in /etc/network/interfaces
~mark
- Original Message -
From: Michael Grover [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Debian debian-user@lists.debian.org
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 7:01 PM
Subject: network
Ok, I have sucessfully installed my network card :-)
A debian doc I downloaded from
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