On Monday 01 December 2003 06:34 pm, Teilhard Knight wrote:
>TK How do you start/stop a network connection (Internet mainly) from a
> command line?
>TK
>TK Teilhard.
I'll tell you what they always tell me on this list; the only dumb question is
the one not asked... :-)
Anyways, you can (as roo
On Tuesday 02 December 2003 00:34, Teilhard Knight wrote:
> How do you start/stop a network connection (Internet mainly) from a command
> line?
>
> Teilhard.
As su/root:
"ifconfig eth0 down" #depending on the ethernet card of course
or
"service network stop" to shut everything down.
Good luck,
How do you start/stop a network connection (Internet mainly) from a command
line?
Teilhard.
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On Wednesday 02 April 2003 00:45, H.J.Bathoorn wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I was wondering; using "ssh -C -X IPadress_of.remote.host" works fine in
> exporting the Xserver.
> Problem is the sound..me and my teenage daughter decided we wanted to
> play "tower toppler" downstairs, where the game itself
Hi all,
I was wondering; using "ssh -C -X IPadress_of.remote.host" works fine in
exporting the Xserver.
Problem is the sound..me and my teenage daughter decided we wanted to play
"tower toppler" downstairs, where the game itself was installed on the PC
upstairs.
Consequence: My wife searc
On Sunday 25 March 2001 12:58, you wrote:
> I use a program called Kmud. If I open a konsole and change to
> /kmud-1.0beta1-linux-i386 then type ./kmud the program runs.
>
> Here's the questions. First, why do I need to type ./ first? Kmud is
> shown in kfm as a script file. This is probably a
I use a program called Kmud. If I open a konsole and change to
/kmud-1.0beta1-linux-i386 then type ./kmud the program runs.
Here's the questions. First, why do I need to type ./ first? Kmud is
shown in kfm as a script file. This is probably a really basic thing,
but I just know it works. But I
Hello, please disable html emailing, how to do that? Just ask me,
I know how in Netscape.
The kernel in Linux is kind of like the 'command.com' file
in a dos/windows system, it contains the rudimentary
code for a running operating system and also
contains the 'internal commands' such as 'ls' (tha
Definitely not a wind up question, I'm just new to all of this. Thanks for
your reply Dev
David and Alicia
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At 20:25 30/12/2000, you wrote:
>
>I'd like to know, can somebody put me straight on why we should be
>optimising our kernels? what is a kernel?
>
>David and Alicia
Assuming this is not a wind-up. The kernel is the "guts" of the operating
systems. This is the software that makes the computer co
On Saturday 30 December 2000 02:25 pm, David and Alicia wrote:
> I'd like to know, can somebody put me straight on why we should be
> optimising our kernels? what is a kernel?
What is a 'clarity mark answer'? Please post in plain ASCII text.
It's the number one rule for this and most all ma
On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, David and Alicia wrote:
>I'd like to know, can somebody put me straight on why we should be
>optimising our kernels? what is a kernel?
>David and Alicia
Hi David and Alicia,
Let's see. The kernel.
This is the heart of the operating system. It is a file you can find in
the /
At 30-12-2000 +, you wrote:
>
>I'd like to know, can somebody put me straight on why we should be
>optimising our kernels?
>what is a kernel?
>David and Alicia
From OReilly Running Linux, page 10 : "The kernel is the guts of the
operating system itself; it's the code that controls the int
Hello
First of all, NO QUESTION IS DUMB, especially in the newbie list ! You
are here to learn... :)
RPM , redhat package management, a sort of automatic installation
system. It contains the files, and info where the files will be put,
and also some scripts, that can manage some configurations.
I'd
like to know, can somebody put me straight on why we should be optimising our
kernels? what is a kernel?
David and Alicia
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