Hello,
I didnt install on the MBR, since in the Online help of the redhat
installation disk its mentioned that for Win2K/NT the Boot loader should be
installed in the first sector of the boot partition on not on the MBR..?
Anyway i will try to install the bootloader on the MBR and see whats
ha
I've discovered that ls -tr is what I need to get the files listed in the
right time sequence (time of creation). ls -t gives, for example:
Boccherini_-_Quintet_for_Strings_in_E_G.275_Mvt.4_Rondo_-_Andante.mp3
Boccherini_-_Quintet_for_Strings_in_E_G.275_Mvt.3_Minuetto.mp3
Boccherini_-_Quintet_for
Hi larsene!
On Friday, 15. April 2005 11:53 larsene wrote:
> I have a laptop on wich one i have installed debian.
> My problem is that i can use my touchpad for mouving the cursor,
> and the buttons under it for left and right click, but i cannot use
> the "quick touch" fonctionnality (used on wind
Hi Vanitha!
On Friday, 15. April 2005 17:25 Vanitha Ramaswami wrote:
> I have a Acer Laptop which has Win2000 installed in it. I installed
> redhat linux in it (/dev/hda5)..But i am not able to boot the
> linux. I restarted the Laptop putting the Linux Boot CD (dont have
> floppy drive), i am getti
