Chanel4 and 5 also have online content I can watch happily on
> Fedora.
What application do you use to watch Channels 4 and 5?
I take it they don't come through the iPlayer?
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Rich Bishop wrote:
> In case something non-junk comes on - the STV catchup player (
> http://video.stv.tv/bc/ ) is flash, and so can be used with Fedora.
Thanks, that looks interesting ...
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maybe evening something like "Slingbox"...use to...but no longer will
> work wine.
I have actually tried Slingbox, but not with great success.
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I've read lots of online postings about people
who are apparently watching TV on their computers,
but I haven't seen a concrete description of what to do.
I'd love to see a posting from someone who has abandoned
the traditional TV set in favour of the (Fedora) computer.
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Point anaconda to the thumb drive and the upgrade
> will proceed without a hitch.
I assumed install.img had to be in /boot , for some reason.
If it doesn't have to be there, it seems a crazy decision
to try to install a file in a partition that manifestly won't hold it
in many, if not m
ved centrally in this process,
to use the term "installation image" for another file
seems bound to cause confusion.
Why not just call it the ISO file, or .iso file?
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the
>> UUID
>> for the partitions. You can then edit /boot/grub/grub.conf and make the
>> kernel line specify explicitly the partitions you want to use with the
>> syntax
>>
>> root=UUID=...
Is it necessary to do this?
I think grub will still accept the o
ch I believe was the first distribution
where it was necessary to abstract install.img
as well as vmlinuz and initrd.img .
I guess I would first have read of it here,
in a posting to this list/newsgroup.
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me as more or less useless for anyone actually wanting
to install Fedora.
I get the impression the authors have never put themselves
in the position of a likely reader of the Guide,
who is almost certainly asking,
"I want to install Fedora. What should I do?"
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images dir is to be placed;
> I am not sure, but i think the OP did this part correctly.
> Where he might be going wrong is how he interacts with Anaconda,
> as I tried to explain in my earlier reply
As I mentioned in a post above, this worked fine
when I moved the Fedora ISO and the imag
ot;the installation image for Fedora" that is referred to.
Does this mean the file install.img or the Fedora ISO?
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goes well
until I try to install from Fedora-12*.iso when I the error
"Device /dev/sda6 does not appear to contain
an installation image".
Am I doing something wrong?
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for Marcel's
> trouble. Thanks for sharing this information.
Yes, I bought one on eBay a year or so ago, from Hong Kong.
It claims to be 8GB, but only has 1GB.
It was very cheap, so I didn't complain.
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gmail's behaviour in a few thousand years (provided, of
> course, that TM at least keeps up his the present day rate of
> postings).
I must devise a cronjob to continue posting after my demise.
I suspect I am being punished for criticising Them -
the powers that be in the Fedora empire.
n preupgrade?
But is there a better way?
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oday's: Can you find integers x,y,z > 1 such that x^x y^y = z^z?]
But I will investigate this, and see if I can improve my settings.
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image".
Am I doing something wrong?
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ne boots into the system on the root= partition;
if I specify root=/dev/sda6 , which is the partition for an fc11 system,
the machine boots into fc11, though with an fc12 kernel.
If I specify root=/dev/sda3 , containing an fc10 system,
it boots into fc10, the system on that partition.
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Is it possible to boot the KDE Live CD from the hard disk
(from the ISO file), by adding an appropriate stanza to grub.conf ?
If so, what would be an appropriate stanza?
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s it get a list of partitions to check?
It seems in fact to be reading the Fedora-11 /etc/fstab ,
but I don't see why.
I tried going into the interactive boot, but this failed
(pressing "I" had no effect),
and in any case I would not have known what to do.
Is there a kernel command to
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Is anyone running a WiFi weather station under Fedora?
If so, what model? And what software?
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t; if you don't use LVM?
With respect, that is nonsense.
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should not be the default,
which I agree with.
I was an LVM fan for some time,
but ran into an insoluble problem a couple of years ago,
where some kind of corruption preventing me accessing my LVM partitions.
I came to the conclusion that the disadvantages of LVM
far outweighed the advantage
hat I don't
> want overwritten if I reinstall (/home, /usr/local, /opt, /var/www,
> etc.)
That's only 4, or 7 with / , /boot and swap.
How do you get up to 15?
In any case, the default partitioning doesn't give you 15 partitions,
so this seems an odd reason for recommen
to the hard disk,
and add a stanza to grub.conf to boot from this.
My question is: would clicking on "Copy to hard disk" at that point
look at the USB stick for the data to copy?
I should really try this instead of talking about it -
but I have already installed Fedora-12 on this machi
e mis-read, or not read, the thread.
It was suggested that one _should_ copy vmlinuz and initrd to the hard disk,
as a way of installing Fedora-12 if the machine does not support
booting from a USB stick.
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the hard disk where vmlinuz and initrd have been copied
for the data to download?
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did a hard-disk install.
So how were you using the external USB for the install?
It isn't important.
I was just wondering if there was a way of installing from my USB stick,
even if I had to copy vmlinuz and initrd to my hard disk first.
But it is really a purely theoretical question
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nd initrd.img to
> your internal disks, then grub can find them.
But will it then be able to see the USB stick,
in order to copy the Fedora-12 files to the hard disk?
Otherwise the exercise seems pointless,
as one might as well have copied the ISO file to the hard disk.
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ss seems completely crazy to me.
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Fedora can see it.
I should say that this is only an experiment.
I could perfectly well install from hard disk (and probably will)
or (possibly) with PXEboot.
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just to move that "default keyring" thing out
> of the way. This was solved by making it accept an empty password.
How do you make it accept an empty password?
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My ancient Pentium Pro (Asus P2B-LS) desktop
does not appear to support booting from a USB stick,
although it does have USB sockets.
Is there any easy way to use my USB stick with F-12 on it
to install Fedora on this machine?
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sers had graphics problems with F-12?
Or is it 50%? Or 75%?
I don't see how it is possible to plan development rationally
without some idea of the statistics.
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here is not a greater attempt
to get feed-back on the frequency of problems,
or equally, the lack of problems.
I would have thought it would be relatively easy
to design an online form that Fedora users
could be asked to complete.
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ask before examining the problem.
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Mogens Kjaer wrote:
> On 11/23/2009 12:58 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
>
>> I meant the mount command:
>> sudo mount alfred:/common /common
>
> Why do you use autofs at all if you give a command
> to do the mounting?
I only give the mount command because autofs is
rkManager.
In both cases the mount is over WiFi.
I notice that NM takes longer to start than it used to
on the T43 where autofs does not work.
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Is there a problem with autofs/automount under Fedora-12?
I have exactly the same settings that I had in Fedora-11,
but the mount command is not being completed at boot-time,
although I have no problem giving it later by hand.
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Timothy Murphy wrote:
> However, I find that when I add my old grub.conf entries for Fedora-11
> to my new grub.conf , I am unable to boot Fedora-11 .
> (I'm also unable to boot it if I run grub interactively.)
> The error I get is:
> fsck.ext4: unable to resolve UUID=66c3...
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Guidelines:
\end{document}
[...@rose tmp]$ latex test
This is pdfTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.40.3 (Web2C 7.5.6)
%&-line parsing enabled.
^C
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x27;t see why I shouldn't use WiFi if I want to take the risk.
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> get stuck. In a simple setup you don't an apache or ftp server.
I take it that this requires one to download the entire repository?
And then keep it up-to-date.
I must say that for my simple needs the NFS solution seems simpler.
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ates/packages/ normally cleared after "yum
>> update"?
>>
> See the original post, which noted that /etc/yum.conf needs keepcache set
> to 1.
Ok, thanks, I missed that.
Must have fallen into the sea somewhere between Ireland and Italy.
I suppose you just have to clear t
So why didn't it say that before when I yum-installed iptstate?
Surely when you yum-install a package yum checks that you have
all the required dependencies?
It's only a tiny point;
yum is a great tool, in my view, and one of the best things about fedora.
But it is a bit confusing when
86 (installed)
Error: Missing Dependency: libnetfilter_conntrack.so.1 is needed by package
iptstate-2.2.1-5.fc11.i586 (installed)
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what you suggest.
But I don't understand one point:
Isn't /var/cache/yum/updates/packages/ normally cleared after "yum update"?
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leased. Whether, or not, you use that package. For me,
> that'd be a huge waste of bandwidth and drive space.
That was exactly what I felt about setting up a mirror,
which as far as I could see meant mirroring the official repository.
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ve to specify --downloaddir again when updating?
Is all this a possible way of saving RPMs on a /common directory
served by NFS?
I suspect I may have misunderstood the basics of yum ...
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at is indeed probably what I want.
A document that contains the answer to every question in the universe
is only slightly more useful than a document that contains nothing.
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a-updates.repo
>> to implement this?
>
> yum install yum-plugin-priorities
Thanks.
I've installed that, but haven't worked out
how to use it to make yum look on my local network ...
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.?
>>
> Actually, that's exactly how I upgraded to F11 from F10. Fedora noticed
> that there was an updated version of Fedora available and asked if I
> wanted to upgrade. I said sure, so it downloaded all the RPMs and upgraded
> me.
What do you mean by "Fedora aske
I think it worked on 1 out of 4 machines.
It was much more successful (for me) with Fedora-9 to Fedora-10.
I'll try it with Fedora-12 but I'm not too hopeful ...
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Todd Zullinger wrote:
> Timothy Murphy wrote:
>> But couldn't yum just have an option to look for RPMs on the local
>> network? Ie look first in local cache, then on LAN, then at remote
>> repo. I would have thought that would be easy to implement.
>
> It&
r RPMs on the local network?
Ie look first in local cache, then on LAN, then at remote repo.
I would have thought that would be easy to implement.
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I upgraded from CentOS-5.3 to CentOS-5.4
(and earlier from CentOS-5.2 to CentOS-5.3)
just by running "yum update".
Why can't I upgrade to Fedora-12 like that?
Is it just that the CentOS makers are cleverer...?
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ich I can browse with Samba, and the other not)
have "Read-only" checked, and I am apparently unable to uncheck this.
If I do so, then when I leave the folder, and re-enter,
I see that Read-only is checked again.
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and Security" tab
(not a "Security" tab) but this gives no information on who has permissions.
Nor does right-clicking again, and going to Properties=>Sharing.
In both cases, I have checked "Share this folder on the network"
and "Allow network users to change
e determine if one has "full rights" on a folder?
Doesn't the fact that I can browse through a folder on the Windows machine
show that I have full rights on the folder?
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/EAGD
/mnt/win
[r...@helen ~]# ls /mnt/win
The Sims 2
[r...@helen ~]# umount /mnt/win
[r...@helen ~]# mount -t cifs -o user=tim,password=rOisin,rw //harriet/EAGC
/mnt/win
mount error 13 = Permission denied
Refer to the mount.cifs(8) manual page (e.g.man mount.cifs)
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> resource name and computer name will most certainly be different for you.
Is there a KDE equivalent?
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fy this Windows folder on the Linux box?
Or is there some step I am meant to take on the Windows machine,
beyond allowing File and Folder Sharing?
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up properly at some point ...
This did work some time ago, before I upgraded the remote machine
to CentOS-5.4 .
But I'll study the rest of your posting more carefully later,
as I said.
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ch has also been suggested,
gives a third IP address.
I shall continue with my experimentation ...
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I suppose one could have a second KMail account
with a different Identity, but that would be cumbersome.
But first I will check if the college mailman
does just look at the From: address, as you suggest.
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(and I presume anyone else) has to post email
from within the college system.
I would prefer to send email from home, where I can use KMail,
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gnorant.
OpenVPN makes me feel that all the machines are in the same LAN
(which I suppose they are),
while two machines linked by ssh seems somehow more remote.
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easier to use, eg with KMail/dovecot ,
though that is probably just a reflection of my knowledge/ignorance.
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Sorry, I was being stupid.
I am actually running ddclient to send my IP address to dyndns.com .
I guess I could look at the code for this
and run it to post the IP address to me.
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gt; Or you could modify the pearl script to do what you
> want.
Unfortunately, Perl seems temporarily out of action
after upgrading to CentOS-5.4 .
(There were a large number of warnings about Perl during the upgrade.)
But I'm sure this will be sorted out in the next day or so.
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e
the past
is that if openvpn fails I can ssh in, if I know the IP address,
and try to work out what is wrong with openvpn.
Eg openvpn stopped working for a couple of hours
when I upgraded the remote machine (as well as my local server)
to CentOS-5.4.
Strangely, it just started working again a c
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Received: from smtp-out01.alice.it (85.33.2.12)
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FBCMCL01B05.fbc.local with Microsoft SMTPSVC(6.0.3790.3959);
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I don'
ifconfig only seems to give the local 192.168.*.* address.
Is there some way of getting it to tell the true IP address?
(The remote machine is attached to an ADSL modem.
I can get the IP address by accessing the modem,
but I am not sure how I could automate this.
I guess I could use lynx, and t
2.urlopen("http://darkstar.heliohost.org/ip.php";)
ipaddr = response.readline().split('<')[0]
f = open("mylog.txt", "w")
f.write(ipaddr + " " + "on" + " " + tt + "\n" )
f.close()
p = os.popen("%s -t -fgayle...@alice.it" %
Click on the cashew and add it.
Thanks very much to both of you.
I applied Ed Greshko's method with your widget,
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I'm running Fedora-11/KDE.
My desktop switcher - the rectangular icon divided,
in my case into 8 small squares representing the 8 desktops,
has disappeared from my panel.
How can I get it back, please?
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afraid that I suspect a political or philosophical motive at work here.
Redhat/Anaconda have a sort of vestigial loyalty to Gnome,
and don't want the alternative to be too visible.
It's a bit like asking a Ford dealer to admit he sells more Toyotas.
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for the first - or even the second -
time would choose to "Customize now"?
It is like saying, "If you think you are cleverer than me,
press this button".
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I'd like to be asked during installation
if I want to use Gnome or KDE or some other environment.
Am I alone in this?
One has to go through a slightly tortuous path
to get KDE installed.
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08-08/msg00066.html
Thanks, I'll look at those.
I assume that every GUI action, clicking on icons, etc,
can be implemented by appropriate CLI commands,
but it seems to me rather difficult to determine these.
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have to close before clicking on my ssh button.
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Can you ping your gateway?
(I can't remember its IP address.)
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file m17n... in the current directory
it will assume you mean that.
If there is no such file "yum ... m17n*" will work fine.
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Frank Murphy (Frankly3D) wrote:
> Looking to set up a simple to setup ftp server for my home box.
...
> to share /home/user/school_stuff/*
>
> (SSH\sftp is blocked by the school.)
I don't really know what I am talking about,
but wouldn't it be simpler just to run a we
ve CD on several computers.
> Thanks for the suggestion to use CentOS and its ease of use.
I agree strongly with this suggestion.
I think CentOS is a much safer bet than Fedora for a web-server.
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I guess for most people, it works perfectly 95% of the time.
But on the 5% failures I have absolutely no idea what to do.
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davide wrote:
> I just wonder why repositories offers "so few" with respect "the other
> distro". I mean, last time I checked there was a 10k+ packages difference.
What is "the other distro"?
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failing for WEP or open networks."
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The first time the little Shutdown window does not appear.
Anyone else noticed this?
Doesn't really matter, just odd.
[I should say that I'm running KDE.]
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oupWare via any computer that has access to the host
I looked up eGroupWare, but was surprised there is no official
Fedora package.
(My only fear with this is that an application not supported by Fedora
might become incompatible with some later distribution.)
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Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> On Sun, 2009-09-06 at 14:39 +0100, Timothy Murphy wrote:
>> I presently use OpenLDAP, but I'm not completely happy with it.
>
> Perhaps if you explained why you aren't happy with it, people might have
> suggestions about improvin
know what the most popular method
of keeping an address-book online under Fedora.
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ll videos, and they seemed to work.
(This was 32-bit, without any plugins deliberately installed.)
The thing I would miss most if I went over to chrome would be
the google toolbar.
It seems very surprising this isn't available,
in view of the connection with google.
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I'm running a dual boot Windows/Fedora system on my Thinkpad T43.
Whenever I run Windows, I find my time is 1 hour out
when I return to Linux.
Is this my punishment for consorting with the devil,
or is there a simple solution?
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ckets leaving the house?"
If I determined that they were, I would think to myself,
"So it's a pretty simple issue then, probably something to do with DNS,
or maybe DHCP."
If I found the packets were not leaving my house,
I would be much less sanguine.
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