Hi,
I just completed a fresh install of the x86 version of B59 on an IBM
Thinkpad A21p and there seems to be an issue with the gnome startup.
When logging in as root or normal user it immediately goes back to
the login window. Logging in using CDE works. I started up in
failsafe mode
On Mar 7, 2007, at 3:14 AM, Bob Palowoda wrote:
Hi,
I just completed a fresh install of the x86 version
of B59 on an IBM
Thinkpad A21p and there seems to be an issue with the
gnome startup.
When logging in as root or normal user it immediately
goes back to
the login window. Logging in using
Hi,
While not as precise as Dennis' answer a quick and dirty one:
zdump -v $TZ | grep 2007
On my B56 system it shows:
alpha% zdump -v $TZ | grep 2007
US/Pacific Mon Mar 5 03:07:34 2007 UTC = Sun Mar 4 19:07:34 2007
PST isdst=0
US/Pacific Sun Mar 11 09:59:59 2007 UTC = Sun Mar
It seems there are new boot options on the install DVD. There is a
developer version, the default, in the grub menu. This option
requires 768MB for the installer. It quits on my system with 512MB
and says try the non-developer version. That version is happily
installing on my Thinkpad
Some interesting information on triple booting on an Intel Mac, disk
structure, and limitations.
http://wiki.onmac.net/index.php/Triple_Boot_via_BootCamp
Lloyd
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Part of what Apple did today was update the firmware on the Intel
based Macs. Among other things this allows booting the windows
install media. After successfully installing XP Pro on my Intel
based Mac Mini I thought I would see what other media could be
booted. The Fedora Core 5
Hi,
Having recently installed both B35 and Fedora Core 5 it seemed to me
they took about the same time. Being a little bored I thought I
would try an experiment. Install B35, Fedora Core 5, and SUSE 10 all
from DVD on the same hardware. I broke the timing into three parts,
boot
