Aloha,
When I ran RH 7.2, I had the zip drive set up to automount and it
worked fine when I inserted a disk in the drive. In RH 9 I am having
difficulty reproducing this and so far I can't decipher from the fine
manual why what I have doesn't work Any ideas? My fstab is here:
LABE
The last sentence should be:
My main concern is, at the present time, nothing is going on, but when
something may be going on, we, I am afraid, probably will not have
enough manpower nor the (system-wide deployment) experience. wayne
On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 20:24, John Johnson wrote:
> Hmm...I just got the email from Red Hat today stating that my free
> distribution will reach its end-of-life in the next quarter. Not being
> aware of the current RH prices, I went over to the site to look at how
> much a low-end subscription would
I am sure that, even though this is supposed to be a geek group, some
might have noticed a silent coup in our Honolulu city council a couple
of weeks ago. City Councilmembers Ann Kobayashi (Manoa), Rod Tam
(downtown/Chinatown) and Donovan Dela Cruz joined forces to remove Okina
from Council ch
Hmm...I just got the email from Red Hat today stating that my free
distribution will reach its end-of-life in the next quarter. Not being
aware of the current RH prices, I went over to the site to look at how
much a low-end subscription would run. It seems starting prices are
$349. Since I am runni
anyone have one of these to trade or sell, i'm putting together a new box
and have all except a Socket A CPU, I'd prefer not to buy from online
dealers at this point.
Support Socket A for AMD® Athlon™ / Duron™ / Athlon™ XP Processors
Supports 600MHz~1.4GHz / Athlon™ XP 1800+
cheers,
Mike
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> are you installing on vmware by any chance?
>
Nope.
>
> Did you do a MD5 check of the disc 3 download?
Perhaps a bad download?
> Unusual however possible.
>
Nope, but as I said, I'd used it before.
This morning I sturggled with it a bit more & got it
to work, still not sure what I did wro
are you installing on vmware by any chance?
TB wrote:
>
> I was installing RH9 yesterday and it got to the third
> CD but couldn't mount it. I've used these disks
> before, so I waqs surprised it was having a problem. I
> made a new disk 3, but it wouoldn't work with that one
> either.
>
> Do I
> I am thinking about migrating one of my systems to RHEL/WS 3.0. As an
> RHN subscriber, I have gone through all the Red Hat links, but I still
> couldn't find out what features from the 2.6 kernel have been backported
> (e.g., ACPI?) and what application programs are included. I admit I am
> a
> I am a little confused here, I know that RH is not going to continue their
> regular user distro and are focusing on their enterprise distro. Let me
> know if this is right, has Warren taken RH from 9.0 and is releasing it as
> Fedora? I am thinking Fedora is RH in its new incarnation and Warren
the kernel SRPMS are available for download. the patches are located
within.
Tom
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I've had problems like that before.
Usually turned out to be a bad CD or the wrong cd.
I'd start by booting the 1st cd on another machine(if you don't want to
abort the install) and "scanning/testing" the 3 cds.
That's a start. It should identify the cd label during the scan.
Ted
-Original Me
Did you do a MD5 check of the disc 3 download? Perhaps a bad download?
Unusual however possible.
Michael
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I was installing RH9 yesterday and it got to the third
CD but couldn't mount it. I've used these disks
before, so I waqs surprised it was having a problem. I
made a new disk 3, but it wouoldn't work with that one
either.
Do I have any alternative to hitting reset and
starting over?
Any idea why t
I am thinking about migrating one of my systems to RHEL/WS 3.0. As an
RHN subscriber, I have gone through all the Red Hat links, but I still
couldn't find out what features from the 2.6 kernel have been backported
(e.g., ACPI?) and what application programs are included. I admit I am
a poor s
The wonderful thing about gvim/vim/vi is that it has over 150 syntax
scripts as listed on the site below.
http://www.vim.org/scripts/script_search_results.php?keywords=&script_type=syntax&order_by=rating&direction=descending&search=search
According to this command Red Hat's vim-common package co
I am a little confused here, I know that RH is not going to continue their
regular user distro and are focusing on their enterprise distro. Let me
know if this is right, has Warren taken RH from 9.0 and is releasing it as
Fedora? I am thinking Fedora is RH in its new incarnation and Warren is
the m
No errors should be generated directly by having xinetd off. Xinetd
provides internet services and they will simply not be available with it
off. But if most errors go to syslog or the like in /var/log.
Using Xinetd on a Desktop system I can still see a reason to run it. If
you use the CUPS
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