the
umask is a mount option set in /etc/fstab or as part of a -o parameter to
mount
> Why arn't world read/write permissions command line options for mount??
> (where they belong!)
see above
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using "/usr/sbin/printerdrake --lpr". This undocumented option (and I have
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the old fashioned way :)
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nd xdm
respectively.
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Submitted 23-Dec-00 by Reggie Burnett:
> How do I install the 2.4 RPM on a Reiser system and have it work? When I
> boot, I get a kernel panic trying to mount /
You don't... ReiserFS is conflicting with something in current 2.4 kernels.
Chmoel is working on it.
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Submitted 22-Dec-00 by Viktor Lakics:
> Does anyone know how to unmount (suspend supermounting) a supermounted
> removable disk without editing out the corresponding entry in fstab and
> reboot? Eg. to use ext2fsck on a zip disk?
umount /mnt/zip
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(a directory full of fonts - PFBs and AFMs that need to be lowercase
> names).
for i in *[A-Z]*; do mv -v $i $( echo $i | tr 'A-Z' 'a-z' ); done
Should work for sh, bash, and zsh.
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inese howto, fiddled with netscape settings, etc; but cannot seem to
find the source of the problem. Any insights would be appreciated.
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Clothes make the man. N
ng function to accomplish it:
function tolower {
tr 'A-Z' 'a-z'
}
and then just echo or cat the text and pipe it through the function (i.e.
cat file.txt | tolower > filenew.txt )
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the information sndconfig writes to
/etc/conf.modules into your /etc/modules.conf file then remove the
conf.modules.
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"And remember: Evil will always prevail,
l? Thanks...
Redirect all output from the job to /dev/null and cron won't have anything
to mail. cron assumes that any output from the job is important and mails
it.
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all snd-card-ymfpci modprobe snd-pcm-oss
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Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it is too
dark to read.
Keep in touch with http:/
ulette as you will get segfaults caused by illegal
instructions whenever an app issues a 586 instruction.
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Don't try to outweird me, three-eyes. I get stran
beta cycle but it
>> wasn't included).
> So, how do I re-enable it?
First, comment out the portion of /etc/rc.d/init.d/mandrake_everytime that
disables it. Then /usr/sbin/supermount --enable. After that, check your
fstab to ensure that it is correct. Finally, mount -o remount -a.
ssume it will be and disable it at boot time if they can't find
the module. (I sent in a patch before the 7.2 beta cycle but it wasn't
included).
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Kind
Submitted 04-Dec-00 by David C. Hoos, Sr.:
> Hi,
> I looked for rsh, but didn't find it. Is it in some rpm?
> Thanks a lot for the quick reply.
(%:~)- rpm -qf $(which rsh)
rsh-0.17-4mdk
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message ID.
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Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.
-- Mark Twain
Keep in touch with
isting of modes.
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There is nothing wrong with writing ... as long as it is done in private and
you wash your hands afterward.
Keep in touch with http://ma
hings in the script in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/chat-ppp0
after the modem init string and before dialing.
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"Being disintegrated makes me ve-ry
iling, it will also
keep your box all RPM as you stated was your desire.
glibc 2.2 is available on the Cooker mirrors, but it is in a state of flux
atm, and I wouldn't suggest upgrading it for at least a week. I believe
there is also a compat RPM that contains the glibc 2.1 libraries
d "/sbin/ifup ppp0 &" to the end of
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
> 7. i start my "/etc/ppp/masq start"
> 8. i start "pppd :10.0.0.2"(And here it hangs and doesn't gives
> me back prompt, is it ok?)
More than likely. Try accessing the 'net a
e source RPMS and recompile locally as much
of contrib and most of cooker have now been built with libraries and a
compiler that are not part of your 7.x distribution and any c++ binaries
generated by gcc 2.96 are not binary compatible with 2.95.
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Submitted 19-Nov-00 by Sean, Sharon & Kyle Harbour:
> Oh yeah, if I set the resolution to 32bit, 1280x1024, the way I like it,
> during the install, OpenGL
3dfx's accelleration only works at 16 bpp under any OS.
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card with working accelleration? And if so, could you clue me in to what
I'm doing wrong?
Thanks :)
Attachments: xmsgs, XF86Config-4
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"And remember:
ere, as I put together the RPM's both linked from Skunk's
page and on your Mandrake mirror/cd. It's 100% painless.
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A copy of the universe is not
ptions defaulted to giving you wide open access to the FAT
partitions.
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An optimist believes we live in the best world possible; a pessimist fears
this is true.
Submitted 14-Nov-00 by Maximo Monsalvo:
> I try to copy a copy of my linux from the disck (ext2) to partition fat16
> mounted in my linux
> but i can't copy ( link synbolik no created)
This is because the FAT-16 (and -32) file systems have no ability to support
symbolic links.
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"Being disintegrated makes me ve-ry an-gry!"
Keep in touch with h
5mdk.i586.rpm
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"Truth is stranger than fiction, because fiction has to make sense."
Keep in touch with http://mandrakeforum.com:
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r magically inclined friends mad?
I've heard good things about balsa.
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Don't try to outweird me, three-eyes. I get stranger things than you free
wit
e is an update availavle
via mandrakeupdate or you can simply remove the = yourself.
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Kindness is the beginning of cruelty.
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rake/RPMS)- ls xfce*
xfce-3.5.2-1mdk.i586.rpm
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"Have you noticed there are no interesting people in heaven? Just a hint to
the girls as to where they can
e installed. If you only
have the emacs-nox, then that is run instead. gcc ends up linked to
colorgcc if installed, otherwise to gcc-2.95.2.
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I always had a
got a bunch of unresolved symbol errors?
try depmod -a and see if it rebuilds its dependancies (and module database)
correctly.
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Outside of a dog, a book is man&#
diculous to build it into the kernel.
> On top of that, they do not supply the configuration file
> they used to build the pre-built kernel!!
And the .config file (for the umpteen-millionth time) *is* provided. Look in
the /usr/share/doc/kernel- directory.
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tate. The config file as shipped with
7.1 was screwy and confinually rotated the already rotated logs, eventually
filling the drive. There is an update available.
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e new system for
defining sessions. Likely they have placed a GNOME entry in
/etc/X11/window-managers which is no longer used in 7.2. Try adding the
following file as /etc/X11/wmsession.d/2gnome:
NAME=Gnome
ICON=gnome-logo-icon-transparent.xpm
DESC=Gnome Environment
EXEC=/usr/bin/gnome-session
SCR
Submitted 21-Oct-00 by Praedor Tempus:
> Reboot? Can you not simply unmount the volume and then mount
> it again? I thought that when you remount in this way, the fstab
> is read again and that would be that.
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gives full read/write privileges to
root and members of that group, and nobody else can even cd into the mount
point.
> What do I have to do AS ROOT to do this? I cannot do "chmod 777"
> on it, let alone ANY other variation of chmod on /mnt/DOS_hdb6
> OR any subdirectory on it
ed no end of headaches for many
users. I was able to easily upgrade a 6.0 box to 6.1, then 7.0 and 7.1 as
they came out.
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"It is as natural to man to die
then skipped over). The module requires XFree86-server = 4.0.1-26mdk,
As I suspected, one missing file :(. Now you need to sift through the build
output for where that module is supposed to be built to find out why it
isn't (headache city).
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ubpackage. It processes all of the
packages but generates no rpms.
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What no spouse of a writer can ever understand is that a writer is working
when he's stari
n always
add it to the relevent configuration files. Also, try using an explicit
path to reach /usr/bin/tcsh (and why is it in /usr/bin? It installs by
default as /bin/tcsh)
(%:~)- which tcsh
/bin/tcsh
(%:~)- rpm -qf $(which tcsh)
tcsh-6.08.00-9mdk
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instances in which I spent days
going through .rej files (and the corresponding original files) to put
together a patch for the patch.
That last is certainly time consuming, but it is really the only way to get
some patches to apply. For example, the most recent supermount patch fo
upermount, firewire, and raid patches (170 in all). A list of patches is
attached (I include only the obvious ones). This list is taken from rpm
-qpl kernel-2.2.17-11mdk.src.rpm
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ut you should see the corresponding line in your setup for the original
kernel.
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"And remember: Evil will always prevail, because Good is dumb."
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issions 0660, 0600 suggested
> Should I change column 4 to "defaults,mode=0600"?
No, you need change the permissions on the devices themselves (i.e. in the
/dev/ directory).
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rly: the message is transformed into an
attachment to a blank body.
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"And remember: Evil will always prevail, because Good is dumb."
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run strictly as a script. It
isnt. %make is a new RPM macro that automates division of jobs in the
compilation process based on number of CPUs.
> Just remove the % from the %make line and everything should be much
> better.
Don't do this :) Upgrade RPM.
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;(
Of course you are. See above.
> RH is looking better all the time!
To each his own :)
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t; rpm -q MandrakeUpdate
MandrakeUpdate-7.1-23mdk
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There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, no one knows what
they are.
-- Somerset Maugh
I would recommend upgrading
to a newer version.
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Asking a working writer what he thinks about critics is like asking a
lamp-post how it feels about dogs.
s alleviated by PCI cards
capable of sharing interrupts and some newer drive controllers being able to
do the same. Even serial boards have made tremendous advances in this
regard, but the architecture is limited by its roots. As the ISA bus get
phased out this will become
Submitted 09-Sep-00 by Stephen Bosch:
> 2.2.17 isn't an official kernel patch (i.e., it's a Mandrake patch
I'm afraid you are mistaken. 2.2.17 *is* official.
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kernel available at kernel.org and its mirrors, but a patch.
Also, unless you have hacked your initscripts, building supermount into the
kernel (as opposed to building as a module) kills supermount at boot time.
I run a 2.2.17 pre kernel and haven't seen the config prob
the mathematical
notation 2^31). 2 GB represents a 31 bit number :)
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"It is as natural to man to die as to be born; and to a little infant,
perhaps, the one
gure the card
to IRQ 9? I've had to do that with an internal modem when 5 wasn't
available (jumperless soundcard took it).
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There is nothing wrong with wr
Do you have other serial ports in the machine and might another of them be
/dev/ttyS0? What does "dmesg | grep ttyS" show?
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"It is as natural t
h a Sound
> Blaster AudioPCI 128 card or an Ensoniq 1371, could they please send me a
> copy of their conf.modules file?
Actually I don't use either card in any machine, but ALSA configuration is
the same for most cards. Similar configs (with only different car
Submitted 07-Sep-00 by Ellick Chan:
> 32-bit OS's typically have a 2 gb file size limit(2^31 why is it missing
> 1 bit?), ext2 has that as well as Reiserfs currently.
Because it's a signed long. Setting the 32nd bit would make it a negative
number.
etect Eterm, gnome-terminal, and rxvt as discrete
users (the terminal is opened as /dev/pts/?). xterm and konsole apparently
do not handle things in a sufficiently similar manner for this to catch them
(no pty).
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the device
(for that boot only) without having to boot linux, edit a config file,
reinstall the loader, then reboot again just so I could play a game of
Tomb Raider :)
(OT: If dosemu were 32-bit clean, I might even be able to try playing my old
games in Linux :)
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esting that NVidia is in danger of bankrupcy.
I am suggesting that you're going to be screwed if they decide to stop
updating the drivers.
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"First things
). A change to Earthlink (on an old Mindspring POP) sent her
troubles away.
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Authors (and perhaps columnists) eventually rise to the top of whatever
depths they we
Submitted 04-Sep-00 by Leopold Palomo:
> someone knows some graphical app to edit the menu?
MenuDrake (from cooker)
> or
> how to do it?
Umm.. It's fairly well documented in /usr/doc/menu-{version}, or even just
look at some of the entries in /usr/lib/menu to see how it work
ogin. You never
saw this under Windows because the DUN client automagically detects the
authentication protocol in use. But at least you now know why they were
hanging up on you :)
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s a valid device when kudzu does it's
little detection thing when levels 2-5 start.
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You will pay for your sins. If you have already paid, please disregard this
message.
*BSD. As far as detection goes, most internal modems
that are supported do not use the irq's that linux automatically assigns to
them (3 and 4). As a result, you need to determine this information, and
put it into your configuration file.
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ork connection, i.e. a dialup without a
lan, you can do:
/sbin/ifconfig | grep addr | grep -v 127.0.0.1 | awk '{print $2'}' | awk -F: '{print
$2}'
(That should be all one line.)
HTH
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initiating devfs,
isapnp detection, loading of modules from /etc/rc.d/rc.modules, starting
RAID devices, and execution of the mandrake_everytime script. So yes, there
is quite a lot of difference between the two ideas.
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artition. As a result, people who chose to abandon linux ran into
difficulty removing the linux partitions from Windows (fdisk knew the
extended wasn't empty and wouldn't allow removal, but couldn't see the
partition in it to remove them).
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supermount
fs=iso9660,dev=/dev/cdrom,ro,nosuid,nodev,exec 0 0
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"Have you noticed there are no interesting people in heaven? Just a hint to
the girls as to w
builds all of the alsa
RPMS as well as all of the kernel RPMS and the reiserfs-utils and
MandrakeUpdate also builds urpmi and grpmi.
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Authors are easy to get o
Submitted 28-Aug-00 by Stephen Bosch:
> And again -- that SIGHUP is damn peculiar -- who is sending it?
I suspect that that is modem generated. Every modem i have ever owned
generates a SIGHUP when the other end hangs up on it.
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est way to copy the data from a linux hd to another hd,
> when the destination is a different size than the original?
It has been my experience that cpio works wonderfully:
find / -print | cpio -p --preserve-modification-time --make-directories --dot \
/mnt/newdisk
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ly?
Post a copy of /etc/fstab. There may be a partition being supermounted or
something equally silly.
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Asking a working writer what he thinks about critics is
t I
still have to download them.)
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"Being disintegrated makes me ve-ry an-gry!"
ancies for installing RPMS are satisfied only by
checking the RPM database. If you have XF 4.01 and RPM thinks you have XF 4,
then you won't be able to install packages that specifically require XF 4.01.
Yes, I have tried it, I have been running XF 4.01 practically since it
beca
es, as long as you have the thing hooked to a
PC. But, Linux has grown beyond its original x86 roots, and we have to code
for portability. Writing portable code for low-level device access is a
virtual impossibility. It is the reason why it takes so long to port the
kernel to a new platform.
> yo
d-service-0-1 snd-seq-oss
alias sound-service-0-3 snd-pcm-oss
alias sound-service-0-8 snd-seq-oss
alias sound-service-0-12 snd-pcm-oss
alias sound snd-card-0
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on an 1868 with a very simple config. In addition to the generic
ALSA options for OSS compatibility and such:
alias snd-card-0 snd-card-es18xx
options snd-card-es18xx snd_index=0 snd_id="ES18XX"
This allows for a consistent config across several machines which have the
card cof
,1840}. If you try to access them using
/dev/fd0, you will generate several warning/error messages because the
device is incompatible with the disk format. And, if you're using
supermount on that device, those errors will be followed by a kernel panic.
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Submitted 24-Aug-00 by Henry Stanaland:
> Does someone know how to turn off those #$@* auto-menu's in Mandrake?
> I am surprised nobody else ever mentions this. But whenever I install an RPM
> it returns my system KDE menu to some default.
rpm -e menu
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Known (and frequent) problem. delete the file ~/.gnome/metadata.db and
restart gnome. It will regenerate a useable version.
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et run when you boot the machine and it is one of those
that is broken is some way. You aren't getting far enough for it to be an X
problem :p
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Authors are eas
ders. Assuming that they are there, adding -I/usr/include/g++-3
to the g++ command line should work.
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Be regular and orderly in your life, so that you may be violent and original
in your work.
-- Flaubert
Submitted 23-Aug-00 by Chmouel Boudjnah:
> and i'm sure Chris would never want to violate the FHS (and if he
> don't care i'm sure some others mdksoft developers care about this
> ;).
Well I wasn't going to mention that part :p
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Submitted 23-Aug-00 by Alan N:
> Upon install ( in proper order ) I get upon installing kde-base I
> believe, the rpm requires kde-qt addon.
> But this is SUPPOSED to be supplied by kde-support ( which rpm uvh'ed OK
> )..
Know problem. Chris has said to use --force on it.
oint to /usr/bin instead of /opt/kde2/bin, so it would require some
tweaking and perseverance on your part.
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Don't try to outweird me, three-eyes. I get st
t's the most important package in the
> KDE2 distribution!!
lol. He probably had problems building the latest kdetoys. It's better to
not release it than release it in an unusable state.
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-1.93-1mdk.i586.rpm
kdegraphics-devel-1.93-1mdk.i586.rpm
kdesupport-1.93-2mdk.i586.rpm
kdelibs-1.93-1mdk.i586.rpm
kdesupport-devel-1.93-2mdk.i586.rpm
kdelibs-devel-1.93-1mdk.i586.rpm
kdetoys-1.92-15mdk.i586.rpm
kdelibs-sound-1.93-1mdk.i586.rpm
kdeutils-1.93-1mdk.i586.rpm
-
net|naughty@spammer\\.com"
:0
^From:.*($PITAs)
/dev/null
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What no spouse of a writer can ever understand is that a writer is working
when he's staring out the window.
gically launch dosemu to run dos
programs, WINE to run Windows binaries, or a Java VM to run java
applications.
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Death comes on every passing breeze,
He lurks in
ify this problem.. the initial screen dosn't show the right amount
> detected!
That number comes from the linux_logo program. Please contact the
author of said program ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to see about a fix.
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to toggle 1 or 2 GB max
physical memory.
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If you think the pen is mightier than the sword, the next time someone pulls
out a sword I'd like to see you get up there with your Bic.
Submitted 20-Aug-00 by Peter M Aarestad:
> Any other config files I should check?
Okay, this is probably "too obvious", but what does /etc/hosts.deny say?
It sounds like you have the machine locked down to refuse all
connections.
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tribs may
have seen some of this as the docs and info/man pages have moved. It
will be important to upgrade your man and info packages (they may also
make them available in the updates directory after 7.2 final) in order
to have compatibility between your 7.0x system and new packages.
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t's semi-windows-ish in a default configuration and
much lighter than any GNOME/KDE stuff.
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"Jesus may love you, but I think you're garbage wrapped in skin."
-- Michael O'Donohugh
you identified as the failure should be a bit prior to the
swapon call. That being the case, possibly the mount program looked at
fstab saw two entries for hdc7 and didn't know what to do. Perhaps it
was trying to mount the swap as /, which would obviously produce a
system freeze when the moun
should do next, what have I forgotten?
Hmm... LILO is booting the correct partition as root, or you would get
no init found. So, fstab must not be correct. Double check that it's
mount point for / matches what lilo thinks the root is.
--
Anton GrahamGPG
grub: If I want to use lilo, all I have to do next is run
> `lilo /mnt/etc/lilo.conf' right? If I'm using grub, though, how do I
> update the mbr?
Actually, it would be lilo -C /mnt/etc/lilo.conf. But, after you have
done the restore, you can chroot /mnt /mnt/bin/bash and t
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