Eric Bambach wrote:
>
> Ssh is the de facto standard for remote administration
> but It lacks the ability to give you a GUI interface.
Getting a GUI interface for ssh is easy. Simply start
ssh from an xterm, login to the remote server and execute
xterm. This will cause a remote xterm to appe
Eve Atley wrote:
>
> I ran the df command on Redhat Linux 9, and came up with
> this...what exactly does it mean? Which is my main drive?
You appear to have two drives: a master HD on your
primary IDE cable:
> /dev/hda1 101089 29129 66741 31% /boot
> /dev/hda2 37334192 505
ACario wrote:
>
> I'm running following command in a console:
> ls > out.csv
> Then I open the file "out.cvs" in vi and here is what I get
> ^[[00m^[[01;34mcxoffice^[[00m/
> ^[[01;34mDesktop^[[00m/
> ^[[01;34mGNUstep^[[00m/
> ^[[01;34mkde^[[00m/
> ^[[01;34mLogs^[[00m/
It appears your ls is aliased
joy merwin monteiro wrote:
>
> these characters look more like ANSI escape sequences
> (everything prefixed with an ESC (^[ ) )
>
> > ^[[00m^[[01;34mcxoffice^[[00m/
> > ^[[01;34mDesktop^[[00m/
> > ^[[01;34mGNUstep^[[00m/
> > ^[[01;34mkde^[[00m/
> > ^[[01;34mLogs^[[00m/
They are color codes. 34m
SVisor wrote:
>
> >>is there any way (some command) that will allow me to
> >>create blank files with specific sizes, eg 1MB, 5MB, 10MB etc.
> ...
> > dd if=/dev/zero of=file1 bs=1k count=1024
>
> I wanted a file of garbage, not zeroes.
Just pick a sufficiently large file or device
for your inp
Khan wrote:
>
> is there any way (some command) that will allow me to
> create blank files with specific sizes, eg 1MB, 5MB, 10MB etc.
dd if=/dev/zero of=file1 bs=1k count=1024
dd if=/dev/zero of=file2 bs=1k count=5120
dd if=/dev/zero of=file3 bs=1k count=10240
-rw-r--r-- 1 steven users 10485
I have just installed AbiWord to my modified Slackware system.
Everything is working fine, EXCEPT the letters/numbers on the
keyboard. When I press a letter/number key nothing happens.
All the other keys work: Space, Backspace, Home, End, UpArrow,
DownArrow, LeftArrow, RightArrow, keys, PageUp, P
Hal MacArgle wrote:
>
> booting from a DRDos702 floppy the BIOS sees the
> BusLogic controller OK but doesn't, automatically,
> assign a drive letter to either CD.
A DOS bootdisk can be downloaded from www.bootdisk.com
that handles the following CDrom drives:
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Adaptec
Over the years, I have used Linux on a dozen different computers
and have never run into this problem before. I've just installed
Slackware 7.1 on a Compaq 400 (MMX) with S3 Virge video card.
Everything is working OK (including the XFree 3.3.6 S3V server)
except that when, I exit X and return
