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 t
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:
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> On Tue, 2001-10-23 at 23:02, Michael
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 t
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...
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 int
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
INTERNALNETIP="192.168.0.50/2
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
How can i get a package into the apt-get list, or
install a .deb file?
mike...
Ok, I found them listed on the Debian web site..
mike
Michael Grover wrote:
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> Is there a way to get a list of available packages from apt-get?
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> mike...
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Is there a way to get a list of available packages from apt-get?
mike...
I don't think I have WindowMaker Installed? what is package Name?
mike
"Karsten M. Self" wrote:
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> on Sat, Oct 06, 2001 at 05:23:54PM -0500, Michael Grover ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> wrote:
> > Well, I got around my xWindows start up problem.
> >
&
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
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 prom
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
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 thi
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:
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> Michael Grover wrote:
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> > I tried "man 5 interfaces > mike.txt
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
gt; My interfaces are described in /etc/network/interfaces
>
> ~mark
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Michael Grover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Debian"
> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 7:01 PM
> Subject: network
>
> > Ok, I have suce
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
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