Paul Weber wrote:
I will be out of the office from August 22 through August. 27. I will have limited
opportunity to respond to email until then.
Thank you.
AAARRR!
Greg Stewart wrote:
For the uninitiated, NT means No TeXT.
I thought it meant "Nice Try" :-)
Sorry guys, you're both wrong. NT stands for Not Tested ;-D
Or was it Never Trusted?
Regards,
Ozz.
Paul Weber wrote:
I will be out of the office from August 22 through August. 27. I will have limited
opportunity to respond to email until then.
Thank you.
If I see ONE MORE of these I'm gonna rip my shirt off*, loop my tie
around my head, grab my Uzi and do a John Rambo on Allied
Don wrote:
Not able to post to the Expert list anymore
Well, your post made it to me via the list...
Regards,
Ozz.
Paul Weber wrote:
I will be out of the office from August 22 through August. 27. I will have limited
opportunity to respond to email until then.
OK, a 'clue' to the bright sparks that set up Out-of-Office
autoresponders:
DON'T DO IT UNLESS YOU WANT TO JOIN THIS GUY IN MY (AND NO DOUBT
Tony McGee wrote:
# rpm -qf /sbin/is_depmod_necessary
gives:
initscripts-4.97-35mdk
Since /sbin/is_depmod_necessary is part of the initscripts package itself. I'm
not exactly sure why it would be complaining about one of it's own files
unless it went missing or something *shrug*.
Tony McGee wrote:
File mappings to rpms would only be valid for each distribution because it's
up to the distribution to package things in such a way that everything works.
In this case mixing what seem to be redhat rpms (.i386.rpm) with mandrake
rpms, esp. for system files, would confuse
Re-set due to bounce...
Hi.
I am trying to install modutils-2.3.14-1.i386.rpm but I'm getting the
following error:
Dependency Problem:
/sbin/is_depmod_necessary is needed by initscripts-4.72-13mdk
Does anyone know where I can get this file?
Regards,
Ozz.
of
modutils maybe installed already, do a rpm -Uvh modutils-VER.rpm.
- Original Message -
From: "Austin L. Denyer (SysAdmin.) as root" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Expert Linux List" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 3:19 PM
Subject: [expert] Dependency Problem
Hi.
I am trying to install modutils-2.3.14-1.i386.rpm but I'm getting the
following error:
Dependency Problem:
/sbin/is_depmod_necessary is needed by initscripts-4.72-13mdk
Does anyone know where I can get this file?
Regards,
Ozzz.
John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, you wrote:
One other thing, is it worth using FEATURE(rbl)??
IIRC, the "FEATURE(rbl)" means that you will be refusing email from
"known" spam sources and known "open relays." This is a question only
you can answer. Do you want to accept email
Hi.
Maybe I could help to clarify this a little. Although I now live in the
USA, I was born and raised in the UK, and lived there until I emigrated
six months ago. While I was in the UK I worked as a Network
Administrator, and had to consider a similar situation - many bosses
forget that
"Stephen F. Bosch" wrote:
Ron Stodden wrote:
I feel sure the original questioner was referring to the ability of
the Windows GetRight downloader to divide the file to be downloaded
into up to 10 (number is user-specified) contiguous equal chunks and
download them all in parallel,
"Carver, Paul, NLSOP" wrote:
What is a Download manager? I wasn't aware that downloading files was
complex. FTP is pretty much a universal standard and there are plenty of
Linux/Unix clients. Can you be more specific about what special features a
Download manager provides?
A download
0.70.1
steve young wrote:
what version of licq are you running, i had trouble with the older
versions giving me alot of garbage in the messages and crashing. i got
the newest version and it works great
"Austin L. Denyer (SysAdmin.) as root" wrote:
Hi.
Does anyone know
Alexander Skwar wrote:
It's a KDE program and I can't stand KDE. Should this mean anything to you?
Don't think so
*g*
I gotta ask - what is it about KDE that you don't like? I'm kinda torn
between KDE and Gnome at the moment - both have features that I like...
Regards,
Ozz.
Anton Graham wrote:
Submitted 07-Aug-00 by Scott Kindley:
Is there a way of 'dumping' my current kernel's existing
menuconfig/xconfig setup to a file that can be read into the
menuconfig/xconfig for the new kernel? In other words, can I make my
current kernel setup the default?
I don't know it it's related, but I used to have problems with printers
connected to JetDirect when I was using them with NetWare servers. The
JetDirects seemed to crash every few days - the only way around it was
to reboot the JetDirect cards (unplug, wait a few secs, then plug back
in). Once
Hi.
The hard drive is a Maxtor 92048D8 20 gig hard drive that runs at 7200 RPM
and is a plain old IDE, No ATA66.
I am sure that you mean out of spec. I doubt it is out of spec, this drive
is pretty new. It performs flawlessly in other systems. I they accepted
before they should not
Create a small (~10mb) partition for /boot (thereby keeping the
boot/lilo below the infamous 1024 limit), then create the other
partitions above this.
Regards,
Ozz.
faisal wrote:
i get an error while partitioning my hard disk during LM 7.0 installation
which is your cylender are set to 1048
You could try www.linhardware.com.
This lists all devices known to work with Linux.
Regards,
Ozz.
Gilbert Baron wrote:
The install code worked with version 7.0, it fails with 7.1. That is simple.
Thai is not acceptable. I don't understand exactly what is happening and it
seems that
Hi.
Gilbert Baron wrote:
Is there any answer to this yet/ If not, what does one do with LINUX, just
say to oneself ahh well, we don't support you modern and common hardware but
that is ok, just use an older version. Boy that makes for confidence in this
toy.
I have a great deal of
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