On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 18:41:46 +0800
Chang [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled in frustration:
testing
Passed... Next?!
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Alcohol is the anesthesia by which we endure the operation of life.
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Well, I was attempting to remove kde1.1.2 to make my machine a
leaner, meaner an faster machine unfortuanately I boobed
someplace.
x is still good, but cannot get to a gui for login now..
Using the line /etc/rc.d/rc.gui
INIT: /opt/kde/bin/kdm: not installed
I changed the line in
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I was attempting to remove kde1.1.2 to make my machine a
leaner, meaner an faster machine unfortuanately I boobed
someplace.
x is still good, but cannot get to a gui for login now..
Using the line /etc/rc.d/rc.gui
INIT: /opt/kde/bin/kdm: not installed
For those of you who like to try new distros, ELX Linux is available for
download today.
The FTP connection didn't work but the HTTP one did. I haven't finished
downloading it yet so don't have any other comments.
you can get it at
www.elxlinux.com
click on download
Ray
Ray Nancy
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On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 11:40:57 -0700, Dave Anselmi wrote:
Look at /etc/inittab. That's where init gets told what you want to do in
run level 5. Hopefully the fix is as simple as giving init the correct
path to your new kdm.
And if it's not that simple at
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 11:40:57 -0700, Dave Anselmi wrote:
Look at /etc/inittab. That's where init gets told what you want to do in
run level 5. Hopefully the fix is as simple as giving init the correct
path to your new kdm.
And if it's not that simple at least you can change the default
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 16:03,stayler scribed:
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 15:56:16 +1000, Keith Antoine wrote:
Um, sitting here its 4pm and 33C Humidity 100%. The Temp on the cpu is
63C (about 147F) and the systemm is 40C (about 106F). The room is
hotter with the beast going so I am going to
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 16:06,stayler scribed:
Would you guys be able to point me to a good reference on major and
minor numbers for file systems. I'm p-laying with IDE CDROM and DVD
drives and COL is complaining about wrong major/minor numbers. They
are set to 1 1 just like my SCSI's.
Previously, BadMan chose to write:
ok, I changed my path for inittab to look in /opt/kde2/bin/kdm and receive
my gui login for kde again, however, all users(including root) get a
failed login for the kde2 desktop
little more info, all (both kde1 and kde2 we're working perfectly before I
This is what I receive in tail -f /var/log/secure
from the kde2 kdm:
Dec 23 17:29:03 linuxbox PAM-warn[2726]: service:
kde [on terminal: :0]Dec 23 17:29:03 linuxbox PAM-warn[2726]: user: (uid=0)
- bill [remote: ?nobody@?nowhere]Dec 23 17:30:05 linuxbox
PAM-warn[2726]: service: kde [on
Merry Christmas to you all from the Alps.
It's -15°C cold here. There is plenty enough snow on the
fields
...and on the roads (Snowplows' strike -- grin)
in this country not very far than the fine Lonni's pics ;-)
There is nothing better than a good wood fire in a little
chalet.
Joyeux Noel a
On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 10:50:17 -0800
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For those of you who like to try new distros, ELX Linux is available
for download today.
The FTP connection didn't work but the HTTP one did. I haven't
finished downloading it yet so don't have any other comments.
you can get
guess it would have helped to mention that this is
kde 2.1.1on a stock COLeD2.4 kernel of 2.2.14
with all other security updates.
Bill Day ( a.k.a. BadMan )188133 http://counter.li.org
irc.openprojects.net#linux-users ( Open 24/7 ) Our
crystal tears now fall upon the ashes, but from the
Try
:digraphs
to see the various acsii codes and symbols.
BOF
Joel Hammer wrote:
Any vi users here?
I would like to use the [CNTRL]V sequence to add simple graphical thingees
like small boxes and circles to my text files. Is there a way to do this
with vi? I have checked out the ascii
Previously, BadMan chose to write:
This is what I receive in tail -f /var/log/secure from the kde2 kdm:
Dec 23 17:29:03 linuxbox PAM-warn[2726]: service: kde [on terminal: :0]
Dec 23 17:29:03 linuxbox PAM-warn[2726]: user: (uid=0) - bill [remote:
?nobody@?nowhere] Dec 23 17:30:05 linuxbox
I haven't been following this closely, so i apologize if this was
already covered. Did you build the new version of kdm from source, or
was it a precompiled binary? I'm wondering if you built if from source,
you didn't include PAM support, or something like that?
--- Tim Wunder [EMAIL
I'm going to compile my first kernel because I need to get USB
support. I've decided to upgrade from my stock 2.2.12 kernel to a
2.4.??. Should I go with the latest kernel or something different.
TIA.
Mark
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On Sun, 23 Dec 2001 21:14:29 -0600
daddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to compile my first kernel because I need to get USB
support. I've decided to upgrade from my stock 2.2.12 kernel to a
2.4.??. Should I go with the latest kernel or something different.
TIA.
current kernel
daddy wrote:
I'm going to compile my first kernel because I need to get USB
support. I've decided to upgrade from my stock 2.2.12 kernel to a
2.4.??. Should I go with the latest kernel or something different.
TIA.
I would use 2.4.16 or 2.4.17. Earlier than that, it's hit or miss whether
--- daddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to compile my first kernel because I need to get USB
support. I've decided to upgrade from my stock 2.2.12 kernel to a
2.4.??. Should I go with the latest kernel or something different.
If this is your first kernel build, I wouldn't bite off
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