On Tuesday 05 April 2005 01:38 am, Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Now I feel even sillierI remembered uname but forgot the switch!!
For any command you dont know the switches for (but you do know the command),
just type 'uname - -help'. Replacing 'uname' with whatever command is
torturing you at
On Tuesday 05 April 2005 01:38 am, Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Now I feel even sillierI remembered uname but forgot
the switch!!
uname -a
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JR wrote:
On Tuesday 05 April 2005 01:38 am, Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Now I feel even sillierI remembered uname but forgot the switch!!
For any command you dont know the switches for (but you do know the command),
just type 'uname - -help'. Replacing 'uname' with whatever command is
Hi I feel really silly for asking this, but what command do I use
to find out which kernel I'm using? I know I've done it before, but
I've got so many commands rolling around in my head like ball
bearings , and I forget to add them to my list of Remember this!.
Thanks
Cam
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Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Hi I feel really silly for asking this, but what command do I use to
find out which kernel I'm using? I know I've done it before, but I've
got so many commands rolling around in my head like ball bearings ,
and I forget to add them to my list of Remember this!.
On Monday 04 April 2005 20:05, Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Hi I feel really silly for asking this, but what command do I use
to find out which kernel I'm using? I know I've done it before, but
I've got so many commands rolling around in my head like ball
bearings , and I forget to add them to
Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Hi I feel really silly for asking this, but what command do I use to
find out which kernel I'm using? I know I've done it before, but I've
got so many commands rolling around in my head like ball bearings , and
I forget to add them to my list of Remember this!.
Dave Ashmore wrote:
Cameron MacDonald wrote:
Hi I feel really silly for asking this, but what command do I use to
find out which kernel I'm using? I know I've done it before, but I've
got so many commands rolling around in my head like ball bearings ,
and I forget to add them to my list of
Pete Moscatt wrote:
Thanks Mr Geek (I like the name...),
Pete
Nice of you to notice. I got fed up with being called a 'Geek' all the
time, so I decided to add the 'Mr' in the hopes it might make people
respect me more.
Unfortunately, it hasn't helped much, but at least it brings a smile to
a
Mr. Geek wrote:
Pete Moscatt wrote:
Thanks Mr Geek (I like the name...),
Pete
Nice of you to notice. I got fed up with being called a 'Geek' all the
time, so I decided to add the 'Mr' in the hopes it might make people
respect me more.
Unfortunately, it hasn't helped much, but at least it
I have recently installed MD 10.1 using the 3 download CDs.
I now would like to update the kernel and see in the Updates that there
are a number of options I can use. I guess the version I want to update
is to 2.6 and see there a couple.
Which one do I need to go for ?
Pete
G'Day Fajar,
When I have a look, I see there are a number of 2.6.8.1-24 available, being ones
like ENTERPRISE, SECURE, SMP and there may even me a few more.
Now which one of these would I typically go for ? :-)
Pete
Fajar Priyanto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 23 March 2005
Thanks Mr Geek (I like the name...),
No, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks. I will sort that out tonight.
Pete
Mr. Geek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fajar Priyanto wrote:
On Wednesday 23 March 2005 15:35, Peter Moscatt wrote:
I have recently installed MD 10.1 using the 3 download CDs.
Pete Moscatt wrote:
When I have a look, I see there are a number of 2.6.8.1-24 available, being ones
like ENTERPRISE, SECURE, SMP and there may even me a few more.
Now which one of these would I typically go for ? :-)
It depends what your requirements are. If you are running Mandrake at
home
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 08:31, Charlie M. wrote:
[...snip]
Lot's of ways Bill. But:
1.) Just Ctrl+Alt+F1 and look at the kernel version there;
very funny.
I tried it, thinking I'd see some kind of help file or info, but it
immediately went to a black screen with just a couple of lines of
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On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 08:31, Charlie M. wrote:
[...snip]
Lot's of ways Bill. But:
1.) Just Ctrl+Alt+F1 and look at the kernel version there;
very funny.
I tried it, thinking I'd see some
On Tuesday 16 September 2003 21:13, Merlin Zener wrote:
How was I supposed to get back to where I was?
Quit, exit, q, CTRL-C etc, nothing seemed to work. ALT-TAB didn't work,
it only put some ] and ^ symbols on the line.
And then the CTRL-ALT-DEL [I thought it would bring up a log in screen,
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 16:42, Charlie M. wrote:
careful snipping of all context...
By not answering any more questions.
Regards;
Charlie
Does that mean Stephen and I and Joehill will get to answer some
Questionsjust kidding
in all cereal-ness, don't ever let one persons reply get to
On Tuesday 16 September 2003 23:55, ed tharp wrote:
I think no real harm done...
Huhh, me? I don't know anything(g)
Good luck,
HarM
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On Wed, 2003-09-17 at 04:55, ed tharp wrote:
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 16:42, Charlie M. wrote:
careful snipping of all context...
By not answering any more questions.
oh dear...
It was meant to be funny.
Sorry: I thought it was obvious, even though I didn't plaster smileys
all over
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 18:19, Merlin Zener wrote:
On Wed, 2003-09-17 at 04:55, ed tharp wrote:
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 16:42, Charlie M. wrote:
careful snipping of all context...
By not answering any more questions.
oh dear...
It was meant to be funny.
Sorry: I thought it
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September 16, 2003 03:55 pm, ed tharp wrote:
On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 16:42, Charlie M. wrote:
careful snipping of all context...
By not answering any more questions.
Regards;
Charlie
Does that mean Stephen and I and Joehill will get to
Hi All,
How can I find the exact kernel version that I'm running? . I need it for
the ltmodem driver. They are very fussy for exact kernel version. On the
Mandrake site it says that 9.1 uses 2.4.21 but when I went to the ltmodem
site, I found that there are drivers for 2.4.21_0.11 all the way up
On Tuesday 16 Sep 2003 12:07 am, Bill W. wrote:
Hi All,
How can I find the exact kernel version that I'm running? . I need it
for the ltmodem driver. They are very fussy for exact kernel version.
On the Mandrake site it says that 9.1 uses 2.4.21 but when I went to
the ltmodem site, I found
On Mon, 2003-09-15 at 19:17, Richard Urwin wrote:
On Tuesday 16 Sep 2003 12:07 am, Bill W. wrote:
Hi All,
How can I find the exact kernel version that I'm running? . I need it
for the ltmodem driver. They are very fussy for exact kernel version.
On the Mandrake site it says that 9.1 uses
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:07:24 -0700
Bill W. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
How can I find the exact kernel version that I'm running? . I need it
for the ltmodem driver. They are very fussy for exact kernel version.
On the Mandrake site it says that 9.1 uses 2.4.21 but when I went to
the
Hi,
Uname -r gave me the exact kernel version. Once again, thanks everyone!
Regards,
Bill W.
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From: Dan Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] which kernel version
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 16:07:24
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September 15, 2003 05:07 pm, Bill W. wrote:
Hi All,
How can I find the exact kernel version that I'm running? . I need it
for the ltmodem driver. They are very fussy for exact kernel version.
On the Mandrake site it says that 9.1 uses 2.4.21 but
On Monday 21 January 2002 05:39 pm, Gerald Waugh wrote:
Current kernel 2.4.8-26mdk
I looked around the LM site and could only find
8.1/RPMS/kernel-2.4.8-34.1mdk.i586.rpm
I thought I seen on this list 2.4.10
Generally it's Mandrake's policy (as with other distros) to only
issue bug fix
Current kernel 2.4.8-26mdk
I looked around the LM site and could only find
8.1/RPMS/kernel-2.4.8-34.1mdk.i586.rpm
I thought I seen on this list 2.4.10
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34.1 is the latest stable, released kernel. You'll find much later
kernels on the cooker, but these are still classified as test versions
and are not recommended unless you either know a lot about what you are
doing, or are happy to potentially have to deal with interesting
problems, or both!
Someone writes in another subject's post...
I hope you get it all worked out before you get tired of trying. Another
question: My box (Mandrake Linux 8.1 Powerpack) says I have kernels 2.4.8
and 2.2.19. But when I installed (over and over) I never saw a place for
choosing
Civilme, this brings me to a new question,
Does the DraX installer use a 2.4 kernel to perform the install?
if so, what revision is it?
NB
On Fri, 2001-12-28 at 13:14, tester wrote:
Someone writes in another subject's post...
I hope you get it all worked out before you get
Nelson Bartley wrote:
Civilme, this brings me to a new question,
Does the DraX installer use a 2.4 kernel to perform the install?
if so, what revision is it?
NB
On Fri, 2001-12-28 at 13:14, tester wrote:
Someone writes in another subject's post...
I hope you get it all worked out
I was asking myself if programmers that are work on Mandrake were
using original kernels( kernel.org) or modify them in some way?
Another question is: is there a file that holds all the options
and modules used to build a kernel so it's possible to replicate
the compilation of another one with
I've tried to recompile newer and older kernels on my machine. Having
recompiled kernels in FreeBSD and seeing how easy it was, and how much
fun it was to do it, I figured, Hey... I'll cut my kernel down to size
and it will boot much faster!
Well I managed to cut it down pretty well, but the
On Wednesday 12 September 2001 19:53, you wrote:
I was asking myself if programmers that are work on Mandrake were
using original kernels( kernel.org) or modify them in some way?
Another question is: is there a file that holds all the options
and modules used to build a kernel so it's
, September 12, 2001 5:54 PM
To: Mandrake
Subject:[newbie] Which Kernel?
I was asking myself if programmers that are work on Mandrake were
using original kernels( kernel.org) or modify them in some way?
Another question is: is there a file
Can someone tell me the command to view the version of the Kernel
running on my machine?
Thanks,
Dave
Registered Linux User #184784
Use this command to view what kernel you have installed
"uname -r"
use "uname -a" to view all information
Tim
N9NU
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From: "Dave Peat" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 7:37 AM
Subject: [newbie]
On Wednesday 28 March 2001 08:37, you wrote:
Can someone tell me the command to view the version of the Kernel
running on my machine?
Thanks,
Dave
Registered Linux User #184784
uname -a
Civileme
Thanks for the info!
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/28/01 11:15AM
Dave.Peat wrote:
Can someone tell me the command to view the version of the Kernel
running on my machine?
Thanks,
Dave
Registered Linux User #184784
Try "uname -a" w/o the quotes, of course
HTH,
Mike
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Hello Roman,
Saturday, September 09, 2000, 1:41:02 PM, you wrote:
RB Hi,
RB I noticed there are different flavors of kernels for updating. Another
RB one was just released on Sept. 4th.
RB 2.2.17. Before I ruin another update, which kernel is recommended? I
RB have mdk7.1b Hydrogen installed.
Hi,
I noticed there are different flavors of kernels for updating. Another
one was just released on Sept. 4th.
2.2.17. Before I ruin another update, which kernel is recommended? I
have mdk7.1b Hydrogen installed.
By the way, can I test the newer kernel by saving it to a new floppy and
booting
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