DriveImage will make images of ext2 format partitions, but has to be run
from Winders, then it drops to DOS to do the work.
fkamp wrote:
Daniel Woods wrote:
Is there any Linux utility like Ghost and ImageCast on windows
which will make image files of partitions and drives so that
you
I have seen answers to ALOT of your questions at:
http://jgo.local.net/LinuxGuide/
Check it out..it's GREAT!
If it's a PCI, it doesn't matter. What matters is if it's a "Winmodem". These are
usually
very small short cards that rely on software to carryout the responsibilities of
hardware on
normal modems. If it is a winmodem it absolutely will not work, and the linux open
source
developers say they
The best advice I can give someone at your level is to get a CD with an
installable image on it from LinuxMall.com. I got 10 different brands
of Linux on CD for $.99 each. It will be hard enough to install even
using the CD. Your dilemma may require you to compile binary source
code, and then
I configured Mandrake 6.1 with a user account as it asks at the end of
the configuration. However, when I log in as the user and run startx,
all I getis the gray screen with the X curser. I hit ctrl/alt/bkspace
and the console says, can't write to /home/.Xauthority.
I tried a chmod 755 to change
