I loaded Psyche on a Gateway Laptop 366Mhz Pentium, 96 MB Ram, 11GB Hard
Drive. It's alittle confusing switching between Gnome and KDE, they
look identical. I had 1 issue. Mozilla would not work with the
neomagic display adapter. I went and got a beta version of mozilla,
1.2, compiled it and it
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 07:49, Ken Boyer wrote:
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> No disk partition tool.
>
Disk Druid and fdisk are on the install as always. You have to use
custom install to set them up manually, otherwise install sets it up for
you.
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In Suse 8.0 you can run SaX2 to configure XFree86 version 4 or SaX to
configure version 3. An excellent gui config tool.
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I post earlier today about SaX2 on Suse. It'll work for what you want
also. Setup Xinerama if you want the 2 screens as 1 desktop or you can
clone the screen.
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Give this a try
> string somevariable="somediretory/somesubdirectory/some\ directory\
with\ spaces/*"
string somevariable="somediretory/somesubdirectory/some directory with
spaces/*"
> cp $somevarable $somedestination
cp "$somevarable" $somedestination
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On the email client you could configure fetchmail to pick up the POP3
accounts and deliver it to local user mbox and then pine or mutt to read
and send messages.
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Here is an example of a simple backup script I use to backup some files
and copy them to another machine to be put on tape.
echo $HOSTNAME > /var/log/backup.log
echo "Backup Started: " >> /var/log/backup.log
date >> /var/log/backup.log
tar --create --verbose --bzip2 --file /root/tuxtracker.tar.bz
1. the first value passed from the command line would be referenced as
$1 the second as $2
2. run command as part of an if statement. if the command execute
successfully the error result will be 0 and follow the then branch other
wise the else.
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 15:34, Paul Kraus wrote:
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You can use the dd comand:
dd if={hard drive} of={filename}
dd if=/dev/hda of=disk1.img
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