Being an Earthlink customer, they do indeed work with Linux. However
techincal support (when I needed it almost a year ago) was available, tech
support beyond getting connected with the modem and TCP/IP passing the line,
will be very limited. The support reps are Winblows clones, so the gui and
On Thu, Jul 05, 2001 at 09:15:43PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> fdisk shows that still have a partition with ID82 and identified as
> swap.
Look at /etc/fstab for swap entries.
> So which swap am I using? How can I make the swap partition the holder
swapon -s
> of the swap file instead o
I did an upgrade from RedHat 7.0 to 7.1, and when I should have
clicked Skip I inadvertantly clicked OK to accept the old
partitioning. Instead, the result was that I created a
hugh swap file within /usr.
fdisk shows that still have a partition with ID82 and identified as
swap.
So which swap am
Hi,
(i) Do a search for "linux kernel" on http://www.bn.com/
(ii) Pick one
http://shop.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=linux+kernel
(i) Do a search for "linux assembly" on http://www.bn.com/
(ii) Pick one
http://shop.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=linux+assembl
Hi Jim,
Our local mom-and-pop isp sold out about a year ago. Other than less
support, more times when I'm unable to dial in and connect, and a
general profit-first, service-second attitude, I haven't had any
problems dialing in with my FreeBSD PPP server. My connect speeds as
reported are gener
Well, not only did webzone.net dump their Linux server a couple of months
ago, now their dumping all their dialup clients, with Earthlink picking
up the pieces. The notice from webzone included the following gem:
* EarthLink will provide you with a full set-up kit, including EarthLink's
propriet
Here is the output of
ipchains -L
Chain input (policy ACCEPT):
target prot opt source destination ports
DENYudp l- anywhere anywhere any -> 0:1023
DENYtcp l- anywhere anywhere any -> 0:1023
DENYtcp -y--l- anywhere anywhere any -> any
DENYicmp l-
