Here are what the metioned services do; you decide if you need them:
1)IRDA = IR communication. Do you use an IR device?
2)XFS = The Xfont server. Normally required for X windows to run...
3)rawdevice = is used to bind a Linux raw character device to a block
device.
Here are what the metioned services do; you decide if you need them:
IRDA = IR communication. Do you use an IR device?
XFS = The Xfont server. Normally required for X windows to
run...
rawdevice = is used to bind a Linux raw character device to a block
device.
fetchmail = is a
The previous message was correct if you need a static IP address.
There are problems with this however. If there are interruptions
in your service occasionally (as is the case with North-east Ohio's RoadRunner
service) you may come into conflict with another machine using the address
you
is. listing the /dev directory
should tell you. I have two drives with my burner as the second drive...
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root
3 Jan 7 08:30 /dev/cdrom -> hdc
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root
3 Jan 7 08:30 /dev/cdrom2 -> hdd
...//...
brw--- 1 nlilly cdrom
22, 0 Sep 27 06:31 /dev/hdc
brw--- 1 nlilly cd
OK. So I've installed 7.2 on a machine that previously ran 7.1.
It has installed an ide Mitsume 2/4x CD rom burner. After causing
the the kernal to run the burner under scsi emulation, the cd burner now
works! One issue, however. After burning the cd, and during
the post-fixing stage of
