for the quick respond.
Liguo (Leo)
Pekka Savola wrote:
>
> On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Liguo Song wrote:
>
> > Why do you call it broken? I got it installed on my RH7.0 box. And, I
> > have run into any trouble.
> >
> > Is there anything that I should pay special
Why do you call it broken? I got it installed on my RH7.0 box. And, I
have run into any trouble.
Is there anything that I should pay special attention to??
> 2.5.1p1 and above support it. You can download slightly broken (my bad)
> RPMs from www.openssh.com/portable.html or check out rawhide.
I am a newbie too. But, since no one asnwered this question, I would give
it a try. Hope this can induce some more helpful replies. :)
This happened to me couple times. It is usually because you didn't load
some necessary modules or didn't configure your kernel to support those
modules.
Do the c
Same here.
The following is what I got from pstree:
|-inetd---in.identd---in.identd---9*[in.identd]
Also, there is 11 httpd and 6 mingetty. My box is really heavily populated.
Maybe I should implement an population control policy. :)
Why they are there? Any idea?
Thanks.
Liguo (Leo)
Al
Tony Nugent wrote:
> On Thu Oct 21 1999 at 17:45, Matt Nelson wrote:
>
> > Subject: Re: a workaround for upgrading in presence of an NTFS partitio
>
> > > > i'm really pissed that i can't boot from the CD to upgrade, but that's
> > > > another story...
> > >
> > > Updated images were announced ea
> In fact, I reburn updated rh install disks on a regular basis, and
How do you do that? Just use the new packages to replace the old ones, then
burn them?
I am thinking about doing this. Also, might give away the old ones. :)
Liguo (Leo)
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Talking about the ugly fonts, I read something about documentation called
"fonts disuglization for X Windows", or something like this when I was reading
documentation like crazy. I couldn't find it right now. Does this ring a bell
for anyone?
I am thinking, there might be some useful information
The same thing happened to me.
I believe the problem is that RH installer couldn't tell the hda1 is an NTFS
partition. I would believe that it is a bug in the installer.
Just try to back up your configuration files and reinstall 6.1, keep your home
and usr/local partion. This will solve the prob
Hi, Friends,
Is there any gcc 2.95 RPM package for RH 6.0 available?
I can find nearlly anything in an RPM Package except the gcc 2.95.
What's wrong? Does gcc 2.95 have problem with RH 6.0? Or there is the
package, but I just didn't find it?
I have thought to build it by myself. After reading s
Hi, Matt,
Thank you for your help.
I do believe that you are right about this. But, where can I find the
configuratrion files for XFont Server? It should be one parameter for
xfs. I think, I might mess the configuration file up somehow!
Thank you very much!
Liguo
Matt Wilson wrote:
>
> You
I am a newbie to Linux. I am having problem with my Red Hat 6.0.
I need to figure out wether there is any free space on my disk. What
command is for this?
I use quota as root, and I get 0K. What should I do to check where the
free space is? How can I allocate it to root?
Thanks.
I know that th
Dear Friends,
I got a problem with XWindows.
After I installed JDK for Linux on my Red Hat 6.0, the Xwindows couldn't
start.
Anytime, I tried to use X to start it, the following error message will pop
out:
_FontTransOpen: Unable to Parse address unix/-1
failed to set default font path 'unix/-
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