27;t do it through rpm, and they are
not supposed to be compiled, how do I do it? Is it just a matter of moving
them to the correct directories?
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>=
>Thomas Adam
>Linux Co-ordinator for The Purbeck School
>
>e-mail (scho
much though, so I'll
settle for information about how big the partitions are, and what they are
called (/dev/hda?). I can probably figure out what they contain just by
getting information on how big they are.
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ter when you might be a little leary of the provider (eg,
>cooker, contribs, etc.). Then it's a good idea to get the src rpm version
>and rebuild it on your system to better insure compatibility.
Perhaps that would be better. Where do I get that?
27;t do it through rpm, and they are
not supposed to be compiled, how do I do it? Is it just a matter of moving
them to the correct directories?
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>=
>Thomas Adam
>Linux Co-ordinator for The Purbeck School
>
>e-mail (scho
-4.0.1-28mdk.i586.rpm package. How can there be a failed
dependency when those two libraries are included in the package? How do I
get around this? How can I install XFree86-4.0.1-28mdk? Thank you for
your help.
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.
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I have a file which ends with the suffix .bz2 How do I unzip it? I
have tried with commands like "bunzip" (in analogy with "gunzip" for "gz"
files), but that doesnt't work. What is the proper command?
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ont of it) in /etc, but this didn't contain
any of that alias stuff. When a new user's home directory is created,
presumably the new .bashrc file is copied from some master .bashrc file
somewhere, but where is that? Is that the one I should change to get real
rm for all users?
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-menu"
myself? How do I do that? Are there any guidelines available on how to
create an "install-menu"? Or is this "install-menu" something that I can
download from somewhere and just put in the /usr/sbin directory? Thank you
for your help.
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?
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to be able to figure out what
the ones I am looking for are named. I am just a newbie.
I am very grateful for all and any help. Thank you.
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I want to have a directory in /home which every user can get to, and
put files in as well as take files from. Who should I set as owner? Is
there some kind of function so that I can set "anyone" as owner?
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by
the internal clock? In other words: where do I set the time?
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How do I change the function of rm to make it work the way I would like?
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I want to have a directory in /home which every user can get to, and
put files in as well as take files from. Who should I set as owner? Is
there some kind of function so that I can set "anyone" as owner?
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ne called, but it should be for headers for development with graphics
libraries." To somebody with an extensive and intimate knowledge of
packages for the Unix/Linux environment, this might mean something, but I
am a complete newbie, and I don't know anything.
didn't work anyway. Finally I added a new
account, and set this for the other ISP, and that worked! The problem is
not with the ISP though, because this is sent through the first, the
original, ISP.
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by
the internal clock? In other words: where do I set the time?
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how to go
about to find them.
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>-Original Message-
>
>I need two packages: one called "XFree86-devel-4.0.1-28mdk.i586.rpm,"
>and the other was described like this: "I don't know how the other one
>called, but it
for development with graphics libraries." I
don't think I can write that in a search engine and expect any useful
results.
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>Dave
>
>At 11:36 AM 2/17/01 +0100, you wrote:
>> I have been told by the AfterStep people t
completely against this idea, doesn't it? It feels a bit like
scrapping your car and getting a new one just because the ashtray is full.
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>--
>> > if you're abroad :o( .) a few times, inclluding Suse ins
ot;search localdomain" though? Could this be the problem?
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>> >most often you will need to correctly set your ISP's DNS Server in whatever
>> >program you use to dial-in
>>
>> I use something calle
internal that's for sure.
So you're saying that I should reinstall the whole Mandrake CD again?
Erase the whole system and start from scratch? I guess I'll have to
eventually, but I was kind of hoping that there might be a less extreme
solution.
I chose
"everything" when I installed Mandrake.
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" utility in KDE, the only DNS entry to be found there is the same
as in the "kppp" thing, and it is only there because I entered it yesterday
just to see if this would help any in getting out on the 'net. It didn't.
t wasn't completely wrong to do so.
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>> I have checked the "kppp
>> configuration" settings, and they are correct -- they are the same they
>> were a couple of months ago, when everything worke
now that I have never knowingly enabled any proxys.
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r one called, but
it should be for headers for development with graphics libraries."
Where do I find these packages? Somewhere at the Mandrake FTP site?
Or are they included somewhere on the CD? If so, how do I find them?
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re a couple of months ago, when everything worked just fine. I can't
figure this out. Does anybody have any suggestions? I am grateful for all
help.
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ll
process 803, but this error ocurrs every time I log in as this user. How
do I stop this error from recurring?
Thank you.
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ngs were wrong (what
do I know? Gotta try something), but they were also correct. I can't
figure this out. Does anybody have any suggestions? I am grateful for all
help.
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If I make / (root) and /usr different partitions on my hard disk, how big
do these partitions need to be?
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ough I do prefer IE over
Netscape -- a Linux version of IE sounds interesting).
Thanks for your help.
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>drxthe initial installation puts virtually nothing in a /home
>partition. So you're trying
the root
installation -- a partition too small for it to fit.
How do I fix this?
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