On 30 Mar, Dave Wreski wrote:
>> We are aware that there can be significant resistance inside
>> organisations to using Linux (usually based on misconceptions about
>> Linux compared to other operating systems).
You know, this may be one of the most important things we could talk
about once we mo
I think it is rather a waste of energy chastising the advertising ability
of Red Hat than their production ability. If you think the advertising
stinks, then how did "you" find out about Red Hat? Apparently there was
some outreach from RH.
-Kris Gibson
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> This advertising thing is great and everything, but who pays for it?? Redhat
> has a great thing going right now... And for right now that is all they can
> do!! Until they keep growing (As they are very fast)... They can't waste
> there money advertising to windows 95 brainwashed minds... Just
Hello,
Is anyone out there using Groupwise webaccess with Linux?
Thanks,
ramon
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Hi all. Ok, I was never much into game playing, whether it was on Linux or
winblows. I now have a sound card, and got it working, and would like to play
some games on Linux.
I have doom running, but where can I get doom 2 or quake for Linux? Is there a
FAQ on how to get it running?
What abou
>One of our project was to involve a Mixi card and GPIB equipment. I
> found the needed drivers to the GPIB equipment but was unable to find
> anything for a Mixi card. We use a National Instruments GPIB controller and
> asked them if they would consider making drivers for Linux, but they sa
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Date: Monday, March 30, 1998 22:51 PM
Subject: RE[2]: Commercial use of Red Hat (was Re: Sorry,,,Sorry
This advertising thing is great and everything, but who pays for it??
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From: Bunting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, March 30, 1998 22:50 PM
Subject: Apache Configurator
>Hi guys,
>hey I'm get a problem with apachecfg. I'm running the
>program from the RH Control Panel. When I cl
Dave,
Some very good points here. I work in an enviorment that no one knows
hardly a thing about Unix. They are mostly Microsoft folks. We have and
had projects that Linux would have done much better at, but because these
folks are not in touch with Unix or Linux, they went the way of DOS an
Hi guys,
hey I'm get a problem with apachecfg. I'm running the
program from the RH Control Panel. When I click on save I get the error
message:
" Keep Alive with value On needs type n".
Now I know little about Apache and the Apache Configurator.
Apache is running fine with its def
> Speaking of the Trenton Computer Festival Is redhat going to be
> represented this year? I need to know if I should bring extra money this year.
> Last year you guys just showed up and I needed more money. :-)
Tom, if you are going to be there, perhaps you and I need to crash the
Linux-4-Newbi
> Are your management people the sort who make up their minds and then don't
> accept further input? The picture you draw sounds to me like you're dealing
> with some pretty unreasonable people, and that takes more than marketing to
> crack. I'm personally resigned to the fact that there is a ce
Greetings Pat,
Thanks your reply. Yeah, I did catch a couple Reds.
I'd probably be a die hard Linux user had I not got caught up with'
OS/2. I started looking at RH because of the lack of apps for OS/2.
OS/2 was fine for a while,, it could run DOS and WIN apps until
Win-95 came along.
Curious
I run OS/2 V4 and made a FAT partition for files I want to access with
other
OS's. Use PQ Magic to adjust partitions for FAT room.
I have the feeling you'd rather keep the DL's on HPFS. IF so, I can't help.
Mat
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Greg J. Ogonowski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Any idea where configuration information might be found for the Linux
> Appletalk protocol? Any idea on what is actually attempting to run?
>
> While loading Linux, the system reports
> Appletalk 0.17 for Linux NET3.035
That's just the kernel modul
> I find a combination of Suck and DNews does a great job, only problem is
> that DNews is a commercial product which sells for US$450.
For an unlimited commercial license - yes. There are personal license
options that are significantly cheaper than that. Check out
http://www.netwinsite.com fo
> Is there a way to have a news server that serves just the groups I want,
> and not require any more input from me than what groups to get?
>
> I've tried suck 3.5.2 rpm with INN 1.7 RPM and can't get them to work
> together, and I've tried leafnode 1.4-8 rpm and it won't do a damn
> thing.
I f
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
> Well, I tried it with -d and -f options (similar to the way I was using
> -g and -u before), still no difference. I think the sharing on NT
> should work more or less the way it does in 95, especially since the
> permissions on the NT side are wide op
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
> And its not just support. Rhetorically, why don't I see you in the news? Why
> haven't you been on Computer Chronicals? Why aren't you speaking at this
> year's Trenton Computer Fest? Why hasn't my management told me they received
> a free copy of you
Well, I tried it with -d and -f options (similar to the way I was using
-g and -u before), still no difference. I think the sharing on NT
should work more or less the way it does in 95, especially since the
permissions on the NT side are wide open, so I doubt that's the problem.
Rick, are your 9
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Thomas Dell wrote:
> I believe the best combination of arguments to use for tar is -xvf
> (meaning extract and verify the following file)
I think the problems were stemming from the tarfile being compressed - if
you want to extract a compressed tar file:
tar zxvf tarfile.tg
I believe the best combination of arguments to use for tar is -xvf
(meaning extract and verify the following file)
Tom
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Hmm... that's weird, as I have a SoundBlaster AWE 32, and the sndconfig
will not run on my RH 5.0 either. Although, I havn't tried the new
version. I get the same error, (error encountered in modprobe) bla bla
Peter
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I think your using the wrong commandline for your tar. I believe, you should type:
tar -xf .
Its either -xv or -xf I can't remember even though I use it A LOT. Heheheh
Peter Spalding
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Michael,
Don't know if this will help, but:
I'm playing with mounting CD-ROMs on Win95 boxes scattered around
the office so I can access the pdf files on them from my web server.
(Conference rooms, Print Server, etc..)
Shared the CDs on the machines and used
smbclient -L machine to see the share
whenever a print job is sent to a network printer, there is a burst page
printed.
i want to suppress the burst page by default.
using the syntax lpr -h -P lp0 filenameproduces no burst page.
this works correct.
however, using the control panel printer configuration to suppress headers
mak
I notice when Linux loads, there is an Appletalk protocol that loads,
however none of our Macintosh computers are able to see the Linux computer
with Appleshare.
Any idea where configuration information might be found for the Linux
Appletalk protocol? Any idea on what is actually attempting to r
Is there a way to have a news server that serves just the groups I want,
and not require any more input from me than what groups to get?
I've tried suck 3.5.2 rpm with INN 1.7 RPM and can't get them to work
together, and I've tried leafnode 1.4-8 rpm and it won't do a damn
thing.
I think the suc
Hello,
I was trying to compile in dbm support for user authentication on Apache.
I want to use the mod_auth_dbm module but I get a "cannot open -ldbm: No
such file or directory" message. Does anyone know if RH 5.0 comes with the
dbm libraries I need to do this? If so, where are the dbm library
Joey Officer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is SQL Server and database program only an NT program? I have a client
> that will gladly move his remaining applications to a linux enviroment
> if he can still run SQL, someone help me please, this will be a big help
> to the linux community...
You d
> We are aware that there can be significant resistance inside
> organisations to using Linux (usually based on misconceptions about
> Linux compared to other operating systems).
>
> As a result we would like to offer assistance to people working on
> projects that would involve deploying Red Hat
Hi all. If you're in New Jersey, and know of a Linux Users Group, I'd like to
hear from you.
I'm actually very disappointed. The Trenton Computer Fair, which happens
every year at this time for the last twenty or so years, is an excellent place
to advertise/publicise Linux for free, yet out of
Related to a previous post about not being able to obtain read and write
permission for a directory on an HPFS partition on one of my HDDs, I have
been unable to decompress any tgz file I copy from this directory to my
linux partitions.
I have downloaded a number of *.tgz files via OS/2 Warp into
To my knowledge, the implementation of HPFS for Linux is Read Only. I don't
think it has gotten past that stage yet.
Lloyd
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 30, 1998 6:26 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: readonly filesy
My primary os is OS/2. For this reason, practically all my internet
browsing, downloading, etc, is conducted from Warp. When I download, it
is to an HPFS partition.
I have RH 5.0 installed as well. I would like to be able to access the
download directory on the HPFS partition mentioned AND be
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Mar 1998, Patrick T. Berry wrote:
> > So, I had hoped to install RedHat 5.4 Pro today, but my day went from busy to
> > hectic.
> is that a typo? What is Redhat 5.4 Pro?
I hope it is a typo. Otherwise, it is the first time I hear about i
KD:
> So why not just authenticate yourself and do the normal ftp thing?
Not exactly sure what you mean here; the "normal" ftp thing gives users
WAY more access than I can afford. We have several clients who all have
to use the ftp site, and none of them can be allowed outside their own
home dir
Hello All,
I've got some DOS utilities that I use for generating network traffic in
our test lab. I've gotten dosemu to successfully run the utilities(!)
but am a little disappointed by the performance I'm seeing. Does
anybody have much experience tweaking the dosemu settings for getting
bette
Most of the PERL 4 stuff should also work in PERL 5. Have you tried your old
scripts under PERL 5?
Yves Giguere wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I have olds programs on Perl 4 running under FreeBSD and I want to bring
> them back on my new Linux RH5 box but I don't want to convert them for
> Perl5... Is ther
To recap an earlier post, I'm using smbmount to mount a shared NT drive
on a RedHat5 box. I need to give access to that drive to
non-superusers, but I can't get the file permissions to change.
I've been websurfing looking for more info on this, but the HOWTO only
covers smbclient (can't use it f
On Tue, 31 Mar 1998, Angus Black wrote:
>
> On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Keith Dart wrote:
>
> > On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Angus Black wrote:
> >
> > > The users home directory does not have the required files to allow the ls
> > > command to work correctly in ftp. To fix the problem copy the basic
> > >
I am using RH 5.0 and Usernet under X windows to connect up a ppp
connection to my ISP.
I've almost got my ppp configuration complete with two minor problem.
When I select Usernet from the Networking menu, the dialog box comes up.
When I select ppp0 the connection dials up and connects to my ISP n
Daniele Dal Verme ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Anybody can help me find out how can i configure XFree86
> working with my video card ASUS DexPlorer-AGP V3000 ?
Well... according to the cards database, there's support for
an "ASUS 3Dexplorer" under the Riva128 support in the SVGA
server. You coul
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Keith Dart wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Angus Black wrote:
>
> > The users home directory does not have the required files to allow the ls
> > command to work correctly in ftp. To fix the problem copy the basic
> > structure of the anon-ftp directory to the users home dir
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Angus Black wrote:
> The users home directory does not have the required files to allow the ls
> command to work correctly in ftp. To fix the problem copy the basic
> structure of the anon-ftp directory to the users home directory, (etc bin
> lib and so on). Then nail the p
I'm sure this has been asked 100 times but I couldn't find anything in the
archives (yet).
Can anyone tell me what has happened to the digest of the list? I have
received any new messages since the 23rd.
Thanks in advance...
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Hi people
Just to let people know that we at Red Hat are aware of quite alot of
installations using Red Hat for a huge variety of tasks.
We are aware that there can be significant resistance inside
organisations to using Linux (usually based on misconceptions about
Linux compared to other operat
William T Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> In addition, not everyone has a Pentium. pgcc will produce a
> slowdown on AMD, Cyrix, 486, and Pentium pro/II at least equal to
> the Pentium speedups.
This may be the case but then there would be no need for a person
without a Pentium CPU
Setting up the bin, etc and lib directories as in the /home/ftp
directory did fix the problem. Thanks Angus.
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Mike,
I don't know what your doing with your server, something like a
webserver or somesuch no doubt, but what I meant was not chown
them so the user can delete them, which I have seen happen before.
I'll get burned for this, but in short just copy the files fro
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
> We have an RH5.0 machine functioning as an ftp server for our clients;
> each client has their own home directory and login. The directories all
> have read/write/execute permissions for the owner, as do all the files
> in them, but when I ftp to the m
> The users home directory does not have the required files to allow the ls
> command to work correctly in ftp. To fix the problem copy the basic
> structure of the anon-ftp directory to the users home directory, (etc bin
> lib and so on). Then nail the perms on these files/directories to the
>
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, W.D.McKinney wrote:
> Just wondering what is rhcn anyway ?
>
> -Dee
>
read the charter in /pub/rhcn
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A little more background: I've been having a little bit of trouble
making the ftp chroot properly for each user. In the docs for
ftpaccess, it says that listing the account as a guestlogin will handle
it exactly like anonymous ftp (chroot to home); could this be why they
can't list directories?
> We have an RH5.0 machine functioning as an ftp server for our clients;
> each client has their own home directory and login. The directories all
> have read/write/execute permissions for the owner, as do all the files
> in them, but when I ftp to the machine as one of our users, ls comes
> back
We have an RH5.0 machine functioning as an ftp server for our clients;
each client has their own home directory and login. The directories all
have read/write/execute permissions for the owner, as do all the files
in them, but when I ftp to the machine as one of our users, ls comes
back blank. I
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, G. Q. Shen wrote:
> I am using Metro X server and only 2M video memory is recognized.
> In fact, I installed 4M on my video card. Why?
>
> (SuperProbe reports that.)
>
> shen
Superprobe says what? Did you personally install the ram? If so have you
checked to see if it is ins
What is the procedure for writing lilo to a floppy. I have a copy of the
lilo.conf and the
boot file that I want to use.
Thanks
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Off topic but, what is a radius server?
Thanks,
Marc
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> From: Drachen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 30, 1998 11:33 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Sorry,,,SorrySorry
>
>
> several ISPs (includin
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Marco Iannacone wrote:
> As I said, I never tried it, but from what they say the performance
> are better also on those CPU (see stampede.org for more details)
>
Look again. They said there will be a hit on those systems performance...
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several ISPs (including the one I work for) use linux for various things
(in our case, news servers, web servers, radius servers and we're working
on the mail server).
I don't know about other (non-ISP) apps, though.
Vinnie
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> Just wondering what is rhcn anyway ?
See the file 'charter' in that directory. Looks like a voluntary package
maintinence project..
Dave
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-Dee
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The options -l -h -L do not work for rshd. While this is undocumented
in the rshd man page, I figured, the reason must be what the rlogind
man page says:
if PAM is in use then the options -l -h and -L are ignored by rlogind.
So then how do I configure pam for rsh to ignore all users .rhosts
Hi !
I have olds programs on Perl 4 running under FreeBSD and I want to bring
them back on my new Linux RH5 box but I don't want to convert them for
Perl5... Is there a Perl 4 binary for RH or I must find the original
sources and compile them. And if it's the case do I need a patch or
something
I don't know if this is redhat-specific, but I wondered if this could be
easily done from a redhat box:
We want to compile a list of all ethernet hardware addresses in 3 or 4
subnets that we are responsible for, organized by IP address, without
going to each [mostly windows] machine and checking.
where is the default printer burst page configured?
whenever a print job is sent to a network printer, there is a burst page
printed.
where can this be configured to be suppressed by default?
thanks.
Greg J. Ogonowski
M
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998 13:45:13 -0500 (EST), Dave Wreski wrote:
>> Anybody want to recommend a cheap 10bt nic know to work w/linux on intel?
>
>Try the tulip-based cards. Reliable, fast, 10/100, and cheap. You can
>find them under the SMC and Acer names that I know of. Try Donald
>Becker's page
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998 13:32:31 -0500, Eric Van Tassell 1 wrote:
>Anybody want to recommend a cheap 10bt nic know to work w/linux on intel?
>
Hate to say it, but I don't know if the cheap NE2000 clone NICs I use
even have a brand name. I have used the $20 ones sold at the Computer
Shows in NH with
I haven't setup majordomo this way. However if you subscribe to the
majordomo-users mailing list, help no doubt, would be there for you.
http://www.greatcircle.com )
Dan
At 10:25 AM 3/30/98 -0800, Steve Hazelett wrote:
> I have been toying with the idea of setting up a majordomo server, bu
> Anybody want to recommend a cheap 10bt nic know to work w/linux on intel?
Try the tulip-based cards. Reliable, fast, 10/100, and cheap. You can
find them under the SMC and Acer names that I know of. Try Donald
Becker's page for a full list of manufacturers, and you can find his page
in the
You need to get NetATalk configure it and get it running. It provides file
and print services.
check your local search engine
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From: Greg J. Ogonowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: linux.redhat.list
Date: Monday, March 30, 1998 8:56 AM
Subject: Appletalk Protocol on Re
Anybody want to recommend a cheap 10bt nic know to work w/linux on intel?
-evt
Eric van Tassell
Texel Software, Inc. - System Software Engineering for Windows/NT
277 Cochran Hill Rd. Voice : 603-487-5006
New Boston, NH 03070 USA Fax : 6
I have been toying with the idea of setting up a majordomo server, but not
knowing a whole lot about it (time to learn) I had a couple of questions
before diving into it.
First if one does not have a permanent connection to the Internet nor a
registered domain name, is this possible? Since
Hi,
I'm gonna buy a new harddisk. Most of them are marked as UDAM.
Will this kind of harddisk supported by Redhat 4.2?
TIA
yl
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The options -l -h -L do not work for rshd. While this is undocumented
in the rshd man page, I figured, the reason must be what the rlogind
man page says:
if PAM is in use then the options -l -h and -L are ignored by rlogind.
So then how do I configure pam for rsh to ignore all users .rhosts
At 05:56 PM 3/30/98 +, you wrote:
>Chris Gan wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I seem to be having a big problem installing apache. Seems that
>> /usr/sbin/httpd keeps giving an error saying "httpd: bad group name nobody"
>> even though I change the UID/GID settings.
>>
>> I've tried everything even
I can mount drives from NT machines on my Linux boxes, but I can't
access them unless I'm root. The permissions on the exporting machines
are all set for full control by everyone, but my Linux boxes still see
everything as owned by root, with no permission modes set.
Can this be fixed? I need t
Chris Gan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I seem to be having a big problem installing apache. Seems that
> /usr/sbin/httpd keeps giving an error saying "httpd: bad group name nobody"
> even though I change the UID/GID settings.
>
> I've tried everything even giving from using UID/GID numbers to giving it
Hi,
I'm gonna upgrate my PC, including getting a new harddisk. Most of
the harddisks are using the UDMA technology. What's that? Will it be
support by RedHat 4.2?
TIA
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On 27 Mar, Rich Kulawiec wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 27, 1998 at 09:01:40AM -0600, Victoria Stanfield wrote:
>> Your reply was both unnecessary and juvenile. The guy should have read
>> the manual. We all know that.
>
> I'm not sure *he* knew that, but regardless, I felt my reply was completely
> nece
FWIW, I use pgcc (which is egcs with some patching). I'm kinda new to it,
having only used 1.01 and 1.02, but I've been fairly pleased with it. I'm
using pgcc-compiled kernels and Xfree. Besides a few problems with the
leading-edge developmental kernels (which is to be expected), I've had n
>
>This brings up an interesting point... is anybody succeeding on this
>avenue? I have a few commercial implementations out and I'm about to
>recommend a government useage of Hurricane.
>
>
I'm slowly chipping away at some internal resistance but we do not have
any servers out in the real
could someone point me in the right direction to set up a simple dial
modem on a laptop.
lou
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I notice when Linux loads, there is an Appletalk protocol that loads,
however none of our Macintosh computers are able to see the Linux computer
with Appleshare.
Any idea where configuration information might be found for the Linux
Appletalk protocol?
I think RedHat Linux 5.0 uses Netatalk. Is
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998 07:53:10 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>According to everything that came with it, it is 100% compatible.
Unfortunately, there is no such thing as 100% compatible, at least with
anything above SB Pro level. At that level, it can be 100% compatible,
but it requires the V
> > For one thing, it's danged hard to get companies to buy into an OS
> > that has the pedigree Linux has. Even if supported.
>
> This brings up an interesting point... is anybody succeeding on this
> avenue? I have a few commercial implementations out and I'm about to
> recommend a government
> I've thought about building up a three computer network from spare parts
> then put RH 5.0 on at least one of them. Until that happens, however, I
> have just one computer with three IDE drives, c: and e: are on a 3.1 Gig
> (full already), d: is 2 Gig of a 6.5 Gig drive (full already), and f:
> > For one thing, it's danged hard to get companies to buy into an OS
> > that has the pedigree Linux has. Even if supported.
>
> This brings up an interesting point... is anybody succeeding on this
> avenue? I have a few commercial implementations out and I'm about to
> recommend a governmen
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With the wine released in the beginning of this year I could start word 97
up and click the open file box. I'm about to get a newer version for other
reasons, but word 97 might work a little better. If you'd like to do such
things it might be a good i
> For one thing, it's danged hard to get companies to buy into an OS
> that has the pedigree Linux has. Even if supported.
This brings up an interesting point... is anybody succeeding on this
avenue? I have a few commercial implementations out and I'm about to
recommend a government useage of H
Hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee.
Rich... you are soo kew! I like that!
Longtime no hear from you sir!
On 30 Mar, Rich Kulawiec wrote:
> Microsoft Windows has been the birthplace of "Bob".
>
> ---Rsk
> Rich Kulawiec
> [EMAIL PROTEC
>I've thought about building up a three computer network from spare parts then
>put RH 5.0 on at least one of them. Until that happens, however, I have just
>one computer with three IDE drives, c: and e: are on a 3.1 Gig (full already),
>d: is 2 Gig of a 6.5 Gig drive (full already), and f: is a
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, nearly comatose, John C. Golovich III managed to scribble:
::I am unable to find information in regards to setting the amount of
::RAM in the lilo.conf. The machine detects 62mb of RAM when I know
::there is 124MB.
::
::I was under the impression that I could set the exact
On Mon, 30 Mar 1998, Marco Iannacone wrote:
> This is true! but also not everyone has a SPARC but this is not a
> reason for not having a SPARC or an Alpha distribution...
SPARC is a class of cpus not a brand. X86 is a class of cpu's and pentium
is the brand.
Comparing SPARC's and petniums in th
According to everything that came with it, it is 100% compatible.
I've since found that if I run modprobe by itself, and point it at the
sound modules, I get a message back saying that the module is busy, or
something pretty close to that...
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Please resp
I've thought about building up a three computer network from spare parts then
put RH 5.0 on at least one of them. Until that happens, however, I have just
one computer with three IDE drives, c: and e: are on a 3.1 Gig (full already),
d: is 2 Gig of a 6.5 Gig drive (full already), and f: is a 1 Gi
On Sat, 28 Mar 1998 17:19:21 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I've downloaded and upgraded to sndconfig-0.20.1, but every time it gets to
>the point where it's going to play a sound sample, it tells me there was
>an error encountered running the modprobe program.
It doesn't like your sound car
On Sun, Mar 29, 1998 at 04:39:35AM -0800, Dan Cyr wrote:
>
> I haven't tried it yet but you should.
>
> NCSA Telnet.
>
> I can't remember where I found it on the net, but it was abit of a challenge.
>
try:
ftp://ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Telnet/DOS
paul
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On Sat, 28 Mar 1998 09:27:09 -0500 (EST), "Steve \"Stevers!\" Coile" wrote:
>On Sat, 28 Mar 1998, Javier Hernandez wrote:
>[...]
>>I am following periodically the updates of Red Hat 4.2 and I have observed
>>several times that an upgrade is released and it correspond in version to
>>a package th
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