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at least for me that I probably will be able to hang onto this newer system
for quite a long time. If I just went to a PIII I might have ended up
going to something faster in six months or so. Of course, your needs
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Please let me know what version of gcc is in Mandrake 8.0; I'd be interested
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Have you tried 'sndconfig'?
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it's crippled, from what I've read on the techie sites. AMD should show
a TV commercial where the blue guys are in casts.) :)
But to characterize VIA chipsets as "death traps" is going overboard, IMHO.
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usually a pretty hardworking box, running setiathome + other things all the
time.
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'echo' is a built in for bash, but there is also a command 'echo'. According
to the echo manpage, -n just doesn't give a trailing new line.
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The only way it can grow is for you to add more physical RAM to your system.
> Charles
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find the modules). It may not be 100% what's supposed to happen but it works.
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install manually - things like aclocal, automake, gettext, etc. At one point
I think even 'patch' was not installed.
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This sets up, formats, and attaches a 64 meg area called swapfile as
additional swap space.
If you want to make it available on boot, then you'll also need to add it to
your /etc/fstab.
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But it's been around for years on Linux (predates it in fact) and you can
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your new linux box to the other system. Mail server, should you want to
do that, would be better done on the Linux system.
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> chmod: /var/run/random-seed: No such file or directory
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/var should be on its own filesystem for the same reasons - you can't afford
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of a 'tee' just before the 'mail' part of that command line should do the
trick:
tail -20 /var/log/syslog | grep foobar - | tee - >wowie | mail -s "output"
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irectly with a user over the internet. Unfortunately, not everyone has a
real direct internet connection, or is running Linux :).
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quite a few graphical front ends for you to try out (gnorpm, kpackage, etc.)
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g with the modem through 'minicom' which should
be installed on your system. It's a terminal-based comm program which is
pretty easy to use. At least you should be able to type out somehting like
"ATDT xxx' to see if the modem dials.
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one hit.
Look for it via anonymous ftp at
ftp.ac-grenoble.fr/ge/Office/microemacs-5.03.tgz.
It is likely you'll have to compile it yourself.
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because of permissions.
If you're doing script development, make a private bin directory off of your
$HOME, and put your stuff in there, and add $HOME/bin to the $PATH.
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can tell that a few processes get created by this but they stay in sleep mode
for the duration.
I filled out a problem report with the MusicMatch people.
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to use a different glibc
than the one I had. I was running Redhat 6.0 (more or less) at that time. I
will give it another try with Mandrake 7.2.
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