You were an enlightener! Thank you very much (and sorry for my
argentinian
english)
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Years ago, well back around 1990 I was involved in the UK BBS scene (I still
miss Fidonet to be honest!). Anyway, we ran a fairly large BBS in Lancashire
called Red Rose and I was the Co-Sysop. I used to handle the questions
we'd get from some users regarding their modem settings and whatnot,
Does the second hard-drive mount OK?
Is it formatted as a FAT(32) drive or EXT2/Reiser?
Do you have an entry for it in /etc/fstab?
Steve Flynn
NOP Data Migration Ops Analyst
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I have a BP6, with 466 celerons in it - clocked at 75 Mhz each rather than
66. This gives me a pair of 525 MHz little fellas. They run fine under
2.2.13 (from MDK 6.5) without a hitch. They did cause kernel messages under
the 2.4 kernels APIC CPU1 error or suchlike. Dropping them down from the
78
ISTR, that under low memory circumstances, 6.5 wouldn't prompt for the 2nd
CD either. Memory (pardon the pun) is hazy on this as I only read about it
on this very list about 1.5 years ago. I think 32 meg was OK with 6.5 though
- people installing with 16 and 24 meg were having grief.
You can
on man do?
normally i use just man topic
Robert MacLean
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From: FLYNN, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 1:37 PM
Subject: RE: [newbie] tar.bz2 -- thanks
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From: FLYNN, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 4:52 AM
Subject: RE: [newbie] Re: root login by default - want to terminate
Are you saying that when log into you box as warren or whatever,
and you
issue a who
Well, providing you never want to build it again, or you have the original
tarball you downloaded, then yes - once it's compiled and running OK, then
you won't need the source directory.
Steve Flynn
NOP Data Migration Ops Analyst
* 01603 687386
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It might be worth mentioning to the gentleman struggling to unzip his tar,
that the one method which is guaranteed to work on all versions (well, since
6.5 where I first used it) is to use bunzip2 to firstly unzip the .bz2 file
to a flat tar file and then un-tar it.
Don't try to run before you
Unfortunately, at work, I have to use Outlook - corporate policy for this
particular site. I don't have a choice.
With the way Outlook quotes, it's far more intuitive to top post, especially
as it puts your sig up there at the top of the text when you hit reply.
At home, however, I never top
Are you able to resolve anything else? For example, can you ping you ISP's
webserver? Can you ping the microsoft site, slashdot or freshmeat?
When kppp dies, does your modem stay online or does it drop the carrier -
should be easy to tell by looking at the lights, seeing as it's an external
Do you use LILO? If so, boot linux with a parameter of MEM=64M. This will
force the kernel to only use the first 64 meg of memory. If it boots OK, you
probably have a bad ram board or similar.
If you use GRUB, then do whatever you need to do to append the above MEM=
line.
Try swapping the
It's a pipe.
Basically, it acts just like a real pipe does in your plumbing system, but
instead of water flowing through it, data does. The pipe below connects the
output from the echo command to the gawk command.
Try this for an easy example:
Ls -al | less
The output from the ls command will
Well, they are appearing here, so they are showing on the list...
Cc'd to his real email also...
Steve Flynn
NOP Data Migration Ops Analyst
* 01603 687386
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From: Mohammed Arafa [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 2:40
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