>>You haven't had the "Full Body Shudder"(tm) until you hear the
>>"clank,clank,clank,etc..." a WD drive makes when it goes to find
>>the never,never land
>>(I can recognize a dying WD in the dark)
>
>Hey, that is exactly the sound it made when my WD died.
I've always thought of WD as a qual
Is anyone out there having problems with system clock on RH5? I am
consistently having problems with time being 4 hours behind or ahead. I
set the timezone and the time on the motherboard to the correct time, and
date produces correct output. However, utilities such as mrtg, web
counter/date sc
I tried to use 3 different Maxtor 8.4 Gbyte drives with Windows 95 and all
of them were bad. Something strange would happen after messing with the
partition tables and they would never work correctly after that. I either
got into a bad lot or there's something wrong with Maxtor's 8.4 Gb drives.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello,
>
> I just finished reading the Printing HOWTO and searching Usenet for an
> answer to this question. Needless to say, I did not find a suitable answer.
>
> Is there anyone out there that is successfully printing from a Linux box to
> a shared Mac printer?
Yes.
>You haven't had the "Full Body Shudder"(tm) until you hear the
>"clank,clank,clank,etc..." a WD drive makes when it goes to find
>the never,never land
>(I can recognize a dying WD in the dark)
Hey, that is exactly the sound it made when my WD died.
MB
--
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> libc6 version that RH 5.0 requires.. nobody can find the libc6 version
> as of 3:30pm EST April 20th.. I guess it'll take a few days to get out
> to the mirror sites.
It's still not there (as of perhaps two or so hours ago PDT) on ftp.kde.
org. All I saw were some source RPMs, but they were inc
I have to agree here.
We have ~70-75 Gateway machines in our office with
WD drives.
I/we have replaced 11 of them in the last 45 days.
Guess what, the 3 year warranty is up in August!
Anyway, I run Maxtors here at home with absolutely no trouble
at all. (Except that W95 can't handle the 4.3s')
> >I think I found the problem.. I personally have had nothing but bad
> >luck with Maxtor... take it back and spend the extra money for Western
> >Digital or IBM.
I don't want to start a holy war, but here's my recent experiences with
Maxtor and Western Digital. I had two drives crash within a
Yes, I have a Maxtor 8.4 gig drive, probably the same model as you, on a
news server we are running. I do get the timeout errors as follows:
Apr 19 08:34:06 sulu kernel: hda: irq timeout: status=0xd0 { Busy }
Apr 19 08:34:06 sulu kernel: hda: disabled DMA
Apr 19 08:34:06 sulu kernel: ide0: reset:
-Original Message-
From: Dave Ihnat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, April 20, 1998 22:21 PM
Subject: Re: users do not login
>Not to criticize; just pointing out that the "0:0" is not permissions; it's
>the user and group ID. This is important
The performance is about equal to a 233 P5.Spend the extra $70 for a
regular 266.
Brent
George Toft wrote:
> Anybody know _if_ this processor will run Linux,
> and what kind of performance it might provide?
>
> Info:
> http://www.intel.com/celeron/index.htm
>
> Pricing:
> http://www.intel.co
I have completely con*$#@ my system installing various rpm's both from the
contrib
and redhat directories. I have since reinstalled from scratch. (I originally
screwed everything
up trying to install gcc 2.8 and then the jdk)
Anyways, of the rpm's in the 'redhat' directory (not contrib), which sh
Anybody know _if_ this processor will run Linux,
and what kind of performance it might provide?
Info:
http://www.intel.com/celeron/index.htm
Pricing:
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/dp041598.htm
George
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>Ulrich Czekalla wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I was just wondering if linux has general problems handling large drives.
>> I have a maxtor 8.3GB drive and I keep getting seek timeout errors and my
> ^^
>
>I think I found the problem.. I personally have had nothing but bad
>luck with Max
Greetings. I've got a server setup running RedHat Linux 5.0 and
have a HP LaserJet 5L printer (local) configured using the print-tool
control panel. I print to it from the RedHat machine, a few Macintoshes
(Netatalk, using the Laserjet IINT PPD), and a few Windows 95
workstations (Samba, using
"Herisanu Nicolae" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What version of Netscape are you using?
Sorry. I seem to have sacrificed the virgin of clarity on the altar of
impatience. Eschew obfuscation, that's what I always say. Ahem. Sorry.
Once upon a time, I had downloaded Communicator 4.02 from Netsc
I am currently running RedHat 5.0 with kernel 2.0.32 on an Intel Pentium
233MMX with 128 MB of RAM, Adaptec 2940U PCI scsi controller, 3com 3c905
PCI NIC, and multiple SCSI and IDE drives. The problem I am having started
after upfrading from RH4.2 to 5.0, but it also was happening when I
upgraded
I have an Intel DK440LX motherboard with an on-board AIC-7895 SCSI
controller. The boot disk for RH5 (made from the image on the CD) does not
recognize the controller, and thus I cannot install Linux. Might anyone have
a custom boot disk that includes the updated driver for this chip?
Prismatic B
Billy Bushong - Concord, NH wrote:
> Add the following line to your passwd file:
>
> user1::0:0:test user:/root:/bin/bash
>...
> If that works, change the permissions (That's the 0:0 part) to something a
> lot higher ...
Not to criticize; just pointing out that the "0:0" is not permissions; it's
>Simply nothing. The same message appears on the screen:"Not directory
>/home/user1"
>I tried to create a directory /user1 to make sure that the problem
>is not with only /home and change corresponding part in the
>passwd file, but the problem persists.
Good call on the creation of the /user1 di
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Dale E Anglin wrote:
> Upon installing RH5, I configured my first and only printer with a name
> other than 'lp' (which matches our other systems in our network).
>
> When I invoke some command such as 'ls | lpr', I receive the following message:
> lpr: lp: unknown pri
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Rich Burroughs wrote:
> I've been seeing a kind of weird problem with a new RH5 server that I
> recently built. It's using a fairly large passwd file (close to 11,000
> lines), and when I put that file in place things really slow down on the
> box. Logins take up to several
Thanks, but I found out that the crt1.o-file didn't excist on my system.
Correct, otherwise you won't be triying to install it in the 1st place.
have tried to install the libc-devel-package, but I got an error message
wich said that it was missing kernel-headers(?).
Exactly! rpm is telling you
I am using Red Hat 5.0 and just recently
I got access to internet from my house.
I never play attention to the details of
linux configuration to the internet, so I had
used it from the university. Now that I have
the possibility of access the web from my
machine, I would like to configure the
lin
Billy Bushong - Concord, NH wrote:
> -Original Message-
> From: Ivan Jose Varzinczak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: ivan jose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Sunday, April 19, 1998 19:46 PM
> Subject: Re: users do not login
>
> Ok... I've watched this
From: Chris Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To install the graphics rpm of kde I need libgif.so.2...where can I get an
>rpm for this? I looked in contrib at redhat but didn't see anything...
I'm not in Linux at the moment :-( but I think you can get it either of two
ways: check the libgr rpm, which
Anyone ever figured this one out before? Ever since I upgraded to the
glibc-2.0.7 rpms. I have been having trouble with certain programs
which I compile with egcs.
./fetchmail: error in loading shared libraries
: undefined symbol: __register_frame_info
It seems that something is going wrong
Hello,
I am currently setting up a webserver on my college campus. I was
wondering if anyone knew what the"Servername" of the httpd.conf file did.
Also I was wondering if anyone knew where the name of the computer you
were running went (for example localhost).
Andy Moskoff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Has anybody had netscape 4.04 crash when downloading a particular web
> page? I was trying to visit www.siskel-ebert.com and the thing just barfed.
> Appreciate it if someone would verify this. Thanks.
See if you've got a file called 'libnullplugin.so' in
Has anybody had netscape 4.04 crash when downloading a particular web
page? I was trying to visit www.siskel-ebert.com and the thing just barfed.
Appreciate it if someone would verify this. Thanks.
--
Andy Moskoff
I'm trying to install Redhat 5.0 on a Cyrix PR150+, but the system hangs
after some time (not always in the same place). I have a i430VX motherboard
with 16Mb EDO RAM. I have tried to install RedHat 4.1 and it works fine,
the instalation procedure finishes properly and everything
> I think in ftp.redhat.com in the contrib directory you will find an rpm called
> bzip and anopther called bzip2. Grab these and install them
> You can then use the command bunzip2 to decompress them
> Phil
> Matt Stevenson wrote:
>
> > I know this is something I must have just missed, but I've
> "ms" == Matt Stevenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ms> I know this is something I must have just missed, but I've downloaded a
ms> few files in BZ format (not tar.gz, but tar.bz, or tar.bz2) how the heck
ms> do you uncompress them? I've tried gunzip, uncompress, and tar.. no
ms> luck!
Che
Dale,
I'd make it easy on yourself ;)
Change the line for your printer and add lp| to the beginning:
lp|myprinter|whatever:\
My thoughts only,
Rick
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Dale E Anglin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Upon installing RH5, I configured my first and only printer with a name
> other than 'lp' (wh
Hey all;
Check out http://www.washingtonpost.com it is front page news.
Beth Gemeny
SysAdmin
HHN.com
"...For a nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and
falsehood in an open
market, is a nation that is af
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According to Dairin Mckay:
>
> If you haven't heard, apparently Bill Gates was trying to demo Win98,
> the latest upgrade, at the Comdex Spring Computer Show, and it crashed on
> him in front of everyone. The story is on most of the majo
I'm attempting to get rvplayer 5.0 working on my P6 based
system. I have RealAudio installed in /usr, its in my path, it's world
readable and executable, and it plays local files opened with the
rvplayer file menu
without any problem. However, I cannot get it to play any files from the
internet. I
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Of course this is off-topic, but I'm stuck and this is THE list for info. I
> am using RH 5.0 in a Novell 3.12 environment, and I get this error when I
> try to get my email:
>
> fetchmail: IMAP connection to m14007.wellsfargo.com failed: host is un
http://www.valleynet.bc.ca/~dan/autoppp.html
The page itself is a mess (it's being worked on) but if dialin ppp access
is what you want, that's how to do it.
Dan
At 09:21 PM 4/20/98 +0200, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
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>
>At 12:35 4/20/98 -0500, Cory T. Lamb wro
I think in ftp.redhat.com in the contrib directory you will find an rpm called
bzip and anopther called bzip2. Grab these and install them
You can then use the command bunzip2 to decompress them
Phil
Matt Stevenson wrote:
> I know this is something I must have just missed, but I've downloaded a
>
Emacs tells me that the command "beginning-of-buffer" is bound to the
Control-Home key. However it appears that Emacs never sees control,
shift, etc. modified function keys. Pressing Control-Home runs whatever
is bound to Home. I think I need to modify my key map, but I don't see
how. Help?
Check out www.cyclades.com for great multi cards.
SG
Sean Winters wrote:
> What card is needed to connect "dumb terminals" to a Linux box?
>
> Also, what is a good source for purchasing the cards and terminals?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Sean Winters
>
> --
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Our web server has crashed three times in as many days, and I'm having
some trouble tracking down the cause. The machine is a Pentium 233
running RedHat 5 with most of the errata applied, and a 2.0.33 kernel
patched to allow 1024 open fd's per process (so apache can keep logfiles
open for all our
hello,
I just finished reading the Printing HOWTO and searching Usenet for an
answer to this question. Needless to say, I did not find a suitable answer.
Is there anyone out there that is successfully printing from a Linux box to
a shared Mac printer? I examined the Netatalk docs and they don't
Hello...
During installation, after preparing all hda partitions,
RH 5.0 sez, "mount failed: Invalid argument"
Most likely a problem with the way I configured the
NFS filesystem (by selecting "Add NFS" from Disk Druid).
NFS Server : linus-nfs
NFS Path : /usr/
Hi,
I tried to update the kernel-modules package. I used 'rpm -Uvh
kernel-modules-2.0.32-3.i386.rpm'.
Now I have two packages installed.
When I execute 'rpm -q kernel-modules', I get:
kernel-modules-2.0.32-2
kernel-modules-2.0.32-3
If I execute 'rpm -e kernel-modules-2.0.32-2', I get:
You cann
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Jay for the advice.
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Jay Daniels wrote:
> >
> > I have a 486 PC with Redhat 4.2 installed which I had previously used as
> > a webserver. I am trying to decide whether I can convert it to a
> > workstation (w/ dialup to a natio
Stephen Zedalis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Thanks for the pointers.
Probably the best solution is to create a special super user with the
permissions
I need (mostly would be convenient with FTP).
Keith
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Sorry I was unclear on this. I am currently using KDE Beta 3, I have not yet ftp'd and
installed 4. I agree with your statement about why your install is not
working -- I'm sure a libc6 version will be along shortly.
Blair.
On Mon, Apr 20, 1998 at 03:39:03PM -0400, Matt Stevenson wrote:
> So wa
I've been seeing a kind of weird problem with a new RH5 server that I
recently built. It's using a fairly large passwd file (close to 11,000
lines), and when I put that file in place things really slow down on the
box. Logins take up to several seconds when the server is basically idle,
and it see
Ulrich Czekalla wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering if linux has general problems handling large drives.
> I have a maxtor 8.3GB drive and I keep getting seek timeout errors and my
^^
I think I found the problem.. I personally have had nothing but bad
luck with Maxtor... tak
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Subject: $LD_LIBRARY_PATH?
Date: Saturday, 18 April 1998 6:44AM
>From the archives, I found what might be a solution to the
glibc-never-compiles problem. M
To install the graphics rpm of kde I need libgif.so.2...where can I get an
rpm for this? I looked in contrib at redhat but didn't see anything...
Chris
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The address for VNC is:
http://www.orl.co.uk/vnc/
It seems they've updated the documentation for X Windows this last week on
their site.
-Mike
> I have been told that pcAnywhere express will run under Netscape in Linux, but
> the package I downloaded was aimed at a DOS machine (lots of DLL's,
I am assuming this refers to my earlier blunder in sending the libXPM file to
list and not to the recipient personally
I have made a few private apologies and do so again publically
Honestly I forgot to change the automated reply to field that always comes up as
this list.
My intention was to send
If I had had a larger HD to install on, I am sure I wouldn't have had any
problems. However, I only have 100 megs set aside from my 2g, and 270 megs
for a another HD. And my root is on the 270 meg HD. It doesn't seem to
want to upgrade all that well. I did a total reinstall. I don't know why,
If you haven't heard, apparently Bill Gates was trying to demo Win98,
the latest upgrade, at the Comdex Spring Computer Show, and it crashed on
him in front of everyone. The story is on most of the major news sites
including the Washington Post, entitled "Windows (Ooops!) 98".
Rather embarrass
Hi,
Upon installing RH5, I configured my first and only printer with a name
other than 'lp' (which matches our other systems in our network).
When I invoke some command such as 'ls | lpr', I receive the following message:
lpr: lp: unknown printer
I can set the PRINTER environment variab
Go to www.kde.org and look under mirrors
or if you cant get into their site at all try
ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/Incoming/
Phil
Chris Frost wrote:
> Where can I get glibc rpm's of beta 4 for kde? Their site is completely
> dead!
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
> <- Visit Me At http://home.hiwaay.net/~j
On Fri, 17 Apr 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I apologize for not reading your original post so I don't know if this will
> address your problem. I too could not get autopasswd to work until I
> implemented a small pause in the expect script. Try adding:
>
> pause 2
>
> after each entry of `ex
OK. Here we go. The "official" boxed set of RH 5.0 comes with BRU2000
personal edition. No docs, except a couple of README files and the
equivalent of a man page. I downloaded all the online docs for the vendor,
but they assume that the drive is visible to the kernel.
The software is device i
At 02:27 PM 4/20/98 -0400, you wrote:
> Quick question this time: When I installed RH 4.2, I didn't specify
>any memory, but the system I installed onto has 128MB RAM. When I did a
>"free", I get a Mem of 63204 and a Swap of 102812. Am I missing something
>here? Do I have to set somethi
At 02:12 PM 4/20/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Just wondering if anyone has located .rpm's of the new and improved
>Xfree!
Yes. I went to S.u.S.E.'s web server and it had a link to xfree86.org.
The new servers come in three flavors: the mach chip series, the
accelerated chip series (such as the Diam
I know this is something I must have just missed, but I've downloaded a
few files in BZ format (not tar.gz, but tar.bz, or tar.bz2) how the heck
do you uncompress them? I've tried gunzip, uncompress, and tar.. no
luck!
Matt
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Hello,
I recently uncommented the relevant virtusertable lines from my
sendmail.cf file. after restarting sendmail i got the following errors:
[root@ian /etc]# /etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail start
Starting sendmail: sendmail 554 /etc/sendmail.cf: line 146: readcf: map
virtuser
: class dbm not availab
What card is needed to connect "dumb terminals" to a Linux box?
Also, what is a good source for purchasing the cards and terminals?
Thanks!
Sean Winters
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I'm having a bit of a problem with Netscape Communicator 4.05 and XFree86
on RedHat 5.0. Frequently, I get a largbe popup window (containing output
from stderr I believe) that says:
Warning:
Name: Text
Class: XmTextField
Character 'h' not supported in font. Discarded.
Warning:
Name:
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Eric Wood wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone has located .rpm's of the new and improved
> Xfree!
>
> I here is finally has a DefaultColorDepth option. Finally.
>
> -Eric Wood
>
I am using the one's located at
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/home/wanger/XFree86 , they went
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At 10:28 4/20/98 -0700, Keith von Borstel wrote:
>Hi...
>
>I can login to Linux 5.0 with FTP and TelNet as a user but...
>
> How can I login via FTP as "root"?
Try removing root from /etc/ftpusers. There may be more required but this
is not genearally a good id
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At 12:35 4/20/98 -0500, Cory T. Lamb wrote:
>Hello,
>at my college we have ppp in all of the buildings except dorms. We have a
>limited supply of dialup lines. So I was wondering if there is a good way
>to setup a 386 on the ethernet network and then dial into
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
>
> !! Don't do that!
>
> [pointless irrelevant aside: having come to Linux via 95/NT fairly recently, I
> used to re-install frequently; now my challenge to myself is to see how many
> problems I can fix without even rebooting or, if I'm really fee
Of course this is off-topic, but I'm stuck and this is THE list for info. I
am using RH 5.0 in a Novell 3.12 environment, and I get this error when I
try to get my email:
fetchmail: IMAP connection to m14007.wellsfargo.com failed: host is unknown
fetchmail: POP3 connection to m14007.wellsfargo.co
>Greetings again, All
> Quick question this time: When I installed RH 4.2, I didn't specify
>any memory, but the system I installed onto has 128MB RAM. When I did a
>"free", I get a Mem of 63204 and a Swap of 102812. Am I missing something
>here? Do I have to set something to utilize
try Qlogic. www.qlc.com
> --
> From: Beth Gemeny[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, April 20, 1998 1:54 PM
> To: 'RedHat List'
> Subject: FW: Need Recomendation - inexp. SCSI card
>
>
> Once again I must extol the virtue of
Try ./ns-install
If this fixes the problem, you need to add the CWD to your path. Append
a :. to the end of your path.
For bash, add this to your .bahrc file
PATH=$PATH:.
export PATH
CC
-Original Message-
From: Mccorkle Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi,
I was just wondering if linux has general problems handling large drives.
I have a maxtor 8.3GB drive and I keep getting seek timeout errors and my
whole systems crashes. It's a new drive and any scan for errors turns up
empty. So, is linux's handling of large drives buggy, i.e. has anyone
el
I have always found that the best way to determine what the driver
for the SCSI and Ethernet card being used (as well as things like irq
and mem address) boot up with a slackware scsinet.s boot disk.
I usually do this, write down the results then finish my RedHat
install.
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So wait, you have a working KDE beta 3 or beta 4?? I believe the
problem I'm getting is because I installed the libc5 version not the
libc6 version that RH 5.0 requires.. nobody can find the libc6 version
as of 3:30pm EST April 20th.. I guess it'll take a few days to get out
to the mirror sites.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to give a person a pointer to the location of a
rather large file(at least large for an email message base64 encoded) then to
send the file to umpteen zillion people in a mailing list...:) If there are
500 people in this list, only 1 needed the file, not the other 499.
On 20 Apr, Alfonso Barreto Lopez wrote:
> For some reason my passwd file is empty and I cant login as root, how can
> I resolve this problem?
> Thanks a lot...
Boot off of a rescue disk, mount the root partition, and
reconstruct /etc/passwd.
If you need step by step instruction
On 20 Apr, Keith von Borstel wrote:
> Hi...
>
> I can login to Linux 5.0 with FTP and TelNet as a user but...
>
> How can I login via FTP as "root"?
>
> Can I TelNet in as "root" or must I login as a normal
> user then "su" + password to get root priviledges?
You cannot do either a
> For some reason my passwd file is empty and I cant login as root, how can
> I resolve this problem?
> Thanks a lot...
What do you mean? What is empty. The whole file, just passwd's what.
Can anyone log in? Can you su to root? Do you have a backup of the
/etc/passwd. Can you replace /etc/passwd
Thanks to David and Adam for responding to my question.
I found that
rpm -ivh kernel-2.0.32-3.i386.rpm
followed by
rpm -e kernel-2.0.32-2.i386.rpm
did what I wanted, i.e., upgraded the 2.0.32 kernel without
interfering with the 2.0.31 kernel I still had o
I am printing to a RH 5.0 host from a SCO box. The printer is an okidata
dot matrix. I pauses in the middle of a print job for up to 5 seconds, then
finishes.
I wonder if this is SCO specific. It might be a SCO thing. It can take a
while
to get a job to print. I am going to remove an
I have a RH5 machine which contains a brand-new Mylex Flashpoint
PCI-SCSI card. It works just fine using the BusLogic drivers.
But my boss is being a scrooge about ordering cables for it, so
sometimes I have to switch in a different BusLogic card, also a PCI, and
this one also works, but when it
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Is there a place I can get sar, or is there a better non-Xwindows utilitiy
available for checking loads, etc.. on RH5?
Thanks!
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To u
Hi there,
thanks for your reply. All that you mention checks out fine. perhaps I
wasn't clear in my original post or I misunderstand what you are getting at.
IP forwarding is working fine. I've setup PC's on the hub with 192.168.1.1
as their gateway. when i pull up a browser and request
http
Where can I get glibc rpm's of beta 4 for kde? Their site is completely
dead!
Thanks,
Chris
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I found this Window Manager, Enlightenment.
It requires Imlib. I tried to compile it but:
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory '/kituri/imlib'
Making all in Imlib
make[2]: Entering directory '/kituri/imlib/Imlib'
make[2]: *** No rule to make target '/usr/include/gnu/stubs.h', needed bt
I have an ungly ppp problem.
After I'm connected, (got my username & passw )
i can't get a ppp conection.
I also reinstalled RedHat 4.2, pppd, recompiled the kernel. ...
nothing.
Here's /var/log/messages
Apr 20 17:49:29 localhost kernel: CSLIP: code copyright 1989 Regents of the
University of C
I recently got xisp.
It requires Xforms-0.88.
Got that.
I tried to install XForms-0.88, but
when i compile it (make)
_
gcc -O -s freedraw.o -o freedraw -L../FORMS -lforms -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11
-lm
../FORMS/libforms.so: file not reconized: File format not reconized
_-
Ever
I had this problem once with my DX2/66
It had a VLB arhitecture. It seemed to be a bug in the usage of cash
memory with Linux,NT,etc. (any 32-bit working program).
I disabled the cash memory and it worked.
Have you changed something lately ( hardware )?
Alex
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What version of Netscape are you using?
Alex
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Date: 20 aprilie, 1998 01:38
Subject: Hey! What happened to netscape-dynMotif?
>Like, I *need* this, man. Half the pag
You need ppp, which turns a modem connection into a network connection.
There's a ppp howto; for now, read that, concentrating on the server section
(which is buried fairly deep into the document). Once you've read that, if
you still have questions, come on back.
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Usually this is an IP-forwarding problem; I don't know why the ppp howto
doesn't tell you that you need to have IP forwarding compiled into the kernel
AND ENABLED on the startup (or whenever you plan to use ppp or any other
service that forwards IP).
Even if IP forwarding isn't enabled, you shoul
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, Keith von Borstel wrote:
> How can I login via FTP as "root"?
You can't. Unless you change the default setup.
> Can I TelNet in as "root" or must I login as a normal
> user then "su" + password to get root priviledges?
Same, you can't in the default setup. Your use of
I have been told that pcAnywhere express will run under Netscape in Linux, but
the package I downloaded was aimed at a DOS machine (lots of DLL's, EXE's and
other bullshit like that) so needless to say it didn't work for me. It should
though; the whole point of Java is not to care which machine i
Greetings again, All
Quick question this time: When I installed RH 4.2, I didn't specify
any memory, but the system I installed onto has 128MB RAM. When I did a
"free", I get a Mem of 63204 and a Swap of 102812. Am I missing something
here? Do I have to set something to utilize all
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