As I recall it is enabled by default in /etc/smb.conf if not the following should
do it for you. I also created a guest account so that my son could print from the
basement without me actually having to add him as a user.
# NOTE: If you have a BSD-style print system there is no need to
#
In case you didn't get a reply already to this.
from the console enter "modprobe zftape" (minus the quotes) then fire up taper.
Regards
Dan
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Hi again!,
I have a Colorado T1000 floppy tape drive that I have been trying desperately to
configure for Linux. I have
I use an LS-120 and which is my master on my second IDE controller. I have a
directory /mnt/ls120 so the command to mount the drive is "mount /dev/hdc
/mnt/ls120" (minus the quotes). I hope this helps
Regards
Dan
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From: "Patrick Dyer" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
I think I had that problem once. Instead of typing in root just press enter then
try it when the prompt comes up again. Either that or just enter the password
after you enter root.
Good luck.
- Original Message -
Thanks,
But to type in where?!!!
I don't get password prompt.
Any
Hi
2) Linux says it cannot open my modem - so does that automatically mean that
is a winmodem (it's an OEM modem w/ my Compaq Presario 4550)? And if it is,
Chances are that it probably is a WinModem your system is 12 to 18 months old.
It could be. However, on the offchance that it could be
