I have manage to install RH 5.0 out of the box. One thing that got me
stumped was the fact that when I do a Telnet or FTP to it, it takes
about a minute before I get to the Login: prompt.
I have tried Turbo Linux and I did not get any problems. What could be
the problem, what have I missed out in
Have been trying to install RH 5.0 on a Dell file server. Everything
installs dandy, except it will not recognize the 3Com ethernet adapter.
I have tried things like installing two separate but identical machines,
adding a PCI 3Com card (giving it two ethernet adapters), installing a
version of 5
Well, I'd say this is _really_ ironic...
I'm watching the windows 98 crash (http://www.msnbc.com/news/159626.asp)
with Microsoft Netshow -- a Linux port of which is available at
http://www.microsoft.com/netshow/unix.htm
:)
The linux port does work. On the downside, it's statically linked, so
th
I would suggest, alternately, that you use the network
configuration tool from the RedHat control-panel. It can be accessed by
selecting it from the control-panel menubar, or by executing 'netcfg' in
a terminal window. HTH.
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Is there an instruction, HTML page somewhere on this..
When I install it, using Kernel Configurator, and Add the card in
(Eth0,3com509, IRQ=10, IO=300h) and I save/quit, then restart the
computer it doesn't appear in the list anymore, This is using X windows
to install it.
Anywhere I can get he
Ok thanks ahead of time for reading this email.
I would like to have a question about Linux NFS explain to me. It's in my
understanding that if we(my company) have Linux with NFS and Samba
installed, we can from say from a Win95/NT box install software to the
Linux hard drive and then acces
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, earthling wrote:
> So, as advised, I bought Partition Magic. I created an empty partition
> of 448M. Then I ran the Redhat install program again. Disk Druid
> correctly identified the partitions:
>
> hda1 1561M 1561M Dos16 >=32
> hda2 1M 1M os/2 Boot mgr
> hda3 448m
Hi People!
I am trying to install RedHat 5.0 CD on a Win95(fat16) machine, and
cannot setup the file system in Linux.
FIPS refuses to work: I get the error message "Invalid jump instruction
in boot sector : 3D CD 62..BYE!"
So, as advised, I bought Partition Magic. I created an empty pa
> >Win3.1->win95 was really a ui change. Under Linux I can make this sort of
> >change in 10 minutes (including compile), by changing wm's. Sure, more was
> >32bit code, but it wasn't as huge as most people think (lots of fanfare
> >instead).
> >
>
> Where did you get the idea that Win3.1 to Win9
>
> I have 256 and 512 MB RAM and would like to use up to 1024 MB swap. But
> the swap-partition will be truncated to 128 MB. How can I disable this?
You can't, at least not without modifying the kernel, and I'm unclear
what ramifications this will have. I doubt quick changing a few #defines
som
At 01:59 PM 4/23/98 -0500, Chris wrote:
>
>Win3.1->win95 was really a ui change. Under Linux I can make this sort of
>change in 10 minutes (including compile), by changing wm's. Sure, more was
>32bit code, but it wasn't as huge as most people think (lots of fanfare
>instead).
>
Where did you get
I just got a Conner MS4000 DAT drive, with a SCSI card included. I'm
trying to get it to work on my RH5.0 system.
The SCSI card itself only has "Archive Corp." on it as a clue to the
manufacturer. A search on "Conner" yields that Conner was bought out by
Seagate.
Does anyone know if this SCSI ca
>
>And yes I retained 9$ for games too. :) (Has anyone tried
>"Rebellion"?)
>
Same here, Rebellion is really slick if you have 10 hours a day to play
games, and enjoy a level that can last 50-100 hours and like
micromanagement. Unfortunately this doesn't describe me so I switched to
Starcraft.
Hi,
[ Standalone X and exporting a DISPLAY variable works fine this is to
use the redhat boxes as X terminals to the local machine or remote
redhat boxes. ]
I'm struggling getting X to run so that I get a chooser listing all redhat
boxes, allowing me to do an xlogin to the one I want once I s
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From: Henrik Edlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 1998 12:34 PM
Subject: Re: Anyone's guess on 5.1?
>On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Donovan R. Palmer wrote:
>
>> I was thinking about purchasing 5.0, but thought I would a
Laszlo Vecsey wrote:
>
> I guess you should install a new libc and compiler if needed (or glibc),
> recompile ncurses, and be prepared to recompile vi and any other ncurses
> programs too I guess :) Make sure your libc/glibc and compiler are updated
> first. ldconfig, binutils and so on are also
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On 23 Apr 98, at 14:22, Richard Jensen wrote:
> I was looking at the box in a computer store yesterday.
> Partition Magic can only work on NTFS partitions if you are
> booted up in MS-Dos or Windows. Apparently, NT does not
> allow a directory entry
>
>The following modems are not compatible with Red Hat Linux:
>
>Motorola ModemSURFR internal 56K
Well, somebody should tell my Motorola ModemSURFR internal 56K modem that
it is not compatible with Linux because it thinks that it is! I have had no
problems using this modem under Linu
That is very helpful info. Is there a list of modems that are known to work well.
(Ie., the HOWTO has modem list that won't work)
I want to buy a cheap 33.8 modem to use with my system. What are some key words or
phrases to look for on the box or on the description that would help me decide
Hi
I just want to clarify a few things about modems. In this instance
please note that I am talking as teh author of the PPP-HOWTO and not as
any sort of spokesperson for Red Hat.
1) Winmodems: these will at best work at 9,600 baud on Linux - if at
all. Avoid at all costs.
2) PnP (internal)
On 23 Apr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hellow everybody!
>
> Can I configure internet access via
> linux using the control-panel?
> How must I proceed? Thanks!!!
Go to
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/rhl/
and read the PPP tip.
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Troy,
First thing I'd do is "file /bin/login" and make sure it is
an executable and *NOT* a shell script!
Check the date and size on the file.
Do you have a file called /etc/usertty ?
If so, what's in it?
Maybe need to reinstall util-linux ?
I'm not gonna quote versions 'cause I'm on 4.1.
Ri
Hello,
I just wanted to thank everyone for their help with the apache web
server. It is working now, in fact it was working before, I had
configured apache correctly. The person who installed Linux on the
machine I was using gave it the wrong ip address. I altered the ip
address today a
Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
> Looking for a modem... Reading the modem HOWTO it says that modems that require
>software to run will not work with Linux.. Is this referring to modems such as the
>USR Winmodems? Or modems that say, "designed for Windows95" What modems should I
>stay awa
Dear RedHat list:
I down loaded a Netscape rpm from the internet
using Windows and copied it to a home directory on Linux partition.In the
home directory I typed "rpm -i netsca~1.rpm" I got in response
"error : cannot open file netsca~1.rpm"
I then tried to uninstall it wi
the hardware will be the fifo buffers on winmodems and both fifo and data
pumps on hsp ( host signal processing ) modems such as zoltrix winhsp and
any other pc-tel chip based ones ...
A single unique choice you cant go wrong with is a usr sportster fax
external (33.6)
i heard of various stori
P-Pro
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Ed Jackson wrote:
> Hello all
> I got a 266 P-2 a while ago, and want to know if I should
> compile the redhat kernel as a pentium, or a P-pro?
> Blue skies Ed.
>
>
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in general both...basically any modem that only runs under windows (i.e.
won't run under MS-DOS) won't run under linux.
Vinnie
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Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
>
> Looking for a modem... Reading the modem HOWTO it says that modems that require
>software to run will
> not work with Linux.. Is this referring to modems such as the USR Winmodems? Or
>modems that say,
> "designed for Windows95" What modems should I stay
Looking for a modem... Reading the modem HOWTO it says that modems that require
software to run will not work with Linux.. Is this referring to modems such as the
USR Winmodems? Or modems that say, "designed for Windows95" What modems should I
stay away from..?
Mike
Michael Hatzakis J
Somewhere, I think I read a blurb
about being able to use a tape drive as though it were another hard/floppy
drive. Is this correct?
Hellow everybody!
Can I configure internet access via
linux using the control-panel?
How must I proceed? Thanks!!!
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>Hi all,
>I have a Win95 and a Linux box. I would like to add some of the things
I like to
>do on linux as shortcuts or whatever to my Win95 environment. In the
past I have used rexec to do
>this and I even have an rexec client on the Win95 box. However, when I
rexec to my linux box, it just h
On 23 Apr, Oliver Schade wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> I have 256 and 512 MB RAM and would like to use up to 1024 MB swap. But
> the swap-partition will be truncated to 128 MB. How can I disable this?
Whilst each swap partition can only be < 128MB, you can have 16 swap
partitions - which will give you up t
Has anybody installed 5.0 on an AlphaServer 1000 4/266?
I finally got the right kernel images from the DEC FTP site, can
boot the floppies, but have a problem mounting the root filesystem.
Linux kernel panics when trying to mount /dev/fd0.
I mount from the DEC UNIX prompt with:
>>> boot dva0
I'm having trouble with lost routes underneath RedHat 5.0 i386.
The machine has 1 Intel Ethernet Express PRO 100, and I've upgraded
the net_alias_max to allow me to assign up to 512 IP addresses to
the card, and the kernel has been modified to allow up to 1024
open files per process.
It seems t
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > The commercial software, Partition Magic, resizes partitions and is
> > supposed to be able to resize ext2 filesystems.
>
> > fdisk or FIPS can resize partitions but can't grow a file system, so
> > you would have to backup your data, resize the partition, cre
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to repartition my computer that
> currently has ONLY an NTFS partition. :-(
>
I forgot to say: with the diskette I described previously, I can
repartition systems, I can boot Linux (from the cdrom I install using the
installed drivers) I can clean the MBR if the
>
> Ian Burrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Apr 22, 1998 at 04:31:42PM -0700:
> > The commercial software, Partition Magic, resizes partitions and is
> > supposed to be able to resize ext2 filesystems.
>
> No it isn't, nor has it ever, nor will it ever. I don't know where you
> heard this from
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Richard Jensen wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to repartition my computer that
> currently has ONLY an NTFS partition. :-(
>
I happily use many copies of a diskette I created back in april 1997 (when
I had to install NT on 25 computers *shudder*) which:
- is bootable
Try it with the optcion --noprobe if you know the irq, IO, etc
__
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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Mccorkle Joe wrote:
> anyone know why i get a segmentation fault, c
Use the -m option on the useradd.
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Drachen wrote:
> what happens if you try to create their directory by hand?
>
> as possible work around is to create a shell script that makes the
> directory and then calls useradd
>
> also, have you tried using the adduser shell script t
Hello all
I got a 266 P-2 a while ago, and want to know if I should
compile the redhat kernel as a pentium, or a P-pro?
Blue skies Ed.
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Hello.
> 2. The httpd command activated at boot time is not running now at the time
> the computer launches. When I try and launch the command manually by
> typing httpd it gives the the error
> "bind:port already in use
> could not bind to port 80"
> and I have to type control c to exit.
> H
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Tempel, Philippe wrote:
> You need to look at the man pages for the cdwrite and cdrecord
> utilities.
> They will specify which CDRs they will support. Linux itself doesn't
> care since it only provides a generic SCSI interface. See the CD
> Writing HOWTO at http://sunsite.u
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Richard Jensen wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Thomas Hubbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > I really need some utility to repartition the drive nondestructively
> before
> > I can even consider using some type of boot manager.
> >
> > Does anyone know if Par
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Alfonso Barreto Lopez wrote:
> Is there an special model and manufacturer of CDROM unit capable for
> writting CD's , thant Linux accepts for sure, and also is there software
Ricoh 6200 has gotten good press on the cd recording newsgroup. Does the
CDR/W (rewritable) as well a
You can run a stripped down version of partition magic on diskette. It
is too big to fit w/ the DOS system files however so make your boot
diskette, then make another diskette w/ the pm stuff...works great.
Sean Winters
-Original Message-
From: Richard Jensen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I was looking at the box in a computer store yesterday.
> Partition Magic can only work on NTFS partitions if you are
> booted up in MS-Dos or Windows.
Unfortunately, this appears to be the case.
>
> I'm trying to figure out how to repartition my computer that
> currently has ONLY an NTFS pa
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas Hubbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I really need some utility to repartition the drive nondestructively
before
> I can even consider using some type of boot manager.
>
> Does anyone know if Partition Magic works with NT?
I was looking at the box in a
Hello.
I was trying to get qpopper 2.41beta1 to work with APOP support in RedHat. The
following are the amendments I made to the Makefile and popper.h in order to
resolve the char definition conflict errors and the missing gdbm headers
problems.
in Makefile
-
DBM_LIBS=
This subject has probably been beaten over with a stick before, but
I must ask since I'm new to the list...
What is the word on installing RH 5.0 on my PC that has an Adaptec
2940 SCSI adapter? Both my PC at work and at home have the same card,
and neither can install Linux. I get all the way th
Hello everyone.
I'm just a little curious about how most of you get your cron tasks to work,
especially with the recent correspondence on cron tasks. I'm using anacron
myself, 'coz cron doesn't work quite well on non-24/7 systems since the
computer is probably off when the tasks are supposed to b
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > I read someone that RH5.1 is speculated to be released in May. THis was
> > supposed to come from good sources. And after seeing RedHat give away
> > thousands of CD's at Comdex I really believe this.
>
> Eek! Finger trouble!
>
>
> All you will ever hear from us i
Oliver Schade wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have 256 and 512 MB RAM and would like to use up to 1024 MB swap. But
> the swap-partition will be truncated to 128 MB. How can I disable this?
You can't to my knowledge, your only optin will be to make an extended
partition that is 1024MB large and create mult
what happens if you try to create their directory by hand?
as possible work around is to create a shell script that makes the
directory and then calls useradd
also, have you tried using the adduser shell script that came with redhat
4.2?
Vinnie
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Hello,
When I add a user there home directories are not being created. This
happens with usercfg and useradd. I need to figure this out asap. Anyone
have a clue?
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Folks,
Just curious if anyone out there knows of anyone who has or is
developing a Linux driver for Compaq's SMART2 Array Controller.
I've got an available Proliant server (in betwixt removing SCO 3.2 and
installing SCO 5.0.4) and I'd like to load up Linux on it.
I know that the rest of th
>
> All you will ever hear from us is "We don't pre-announce our software!"
>
It's NOt a bug it's a feature! Can you give us a hint ...
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I'm setting up IP masq and IP filtering. I'm trying to make it so my
webserver can be accessed when it is behind the firewall. I have
given it an IP of 192.168.1.11. How would I set up an ipfwadm rule to
allow someone comming in from the net to get to this server?
quinn
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Hi
I have 256 and 512 MB RAM and would like to use up to 1024 MB swap. But
the swap-partition will be truncated to 128 MB. How can I disable this?
Thanks, Oliver
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Hi
I got a new server:
ASUS P2L97 motherboard, P II 233 CPU, 256 megs RAM
Onboard Adaptec 7880 (Revision C, BIOS 1.32)
3COM 900 PCI net
ELSA Winner 1000 T2D
IBM 2.1 GB UW-SCSI-HDD
Installing RHL 5.0 does fine, but after compiling my own kernel (2.0.33,
Adaptec-support, no advanced fe
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
> I'm not looking for trouble herebut I didn't see much difference between
> 4.2 to 5, so I don't expect much of a difference from 5 to 5.1. I was the
> one that brought up this subject last week...out of curiosity...and being a
> little bored.
What?!!
anyone know why i get a segmentation fault, core dump when i do sndconfig?
this in rh5.0
thanks
i have a sb16
Joseph McCorkle
Offsite Operations
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(309) 756-1394
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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Randy Carpenter wrote:
> Ok.. here is the situation:
>
> internet|Linux firewall|--|private server|
> 1.2.3.4 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2
>
> I need to be able to provide a way for specific IP addresses on the
> internet to gain access to the
After installing my 3rd hard drive (in addition to, one floppy and one
cdrom)... I rebooted. I got the distinctive (lilo) BEEP..but there was
no prompt!
If I hit 1, linux boots, if I hit 2, winblows boots.
I reran lilo, and its still gone.
Is there anyone who has had this happen? My only gue
Please help,
Ghostscript 5.10 was great for me because of the uniprint features, it worked
great under redhat 4.2, but now under redhat 5.0 I get "segmentation fault".
I have tried compiling and downloading the rpm package, they both
produce the same segmentation fault.
Has anyone s
I have check the file that causes problem:
/usr/share/zoneinfo/posix/America/Tijuana
a listing ofthe directory gives :
...
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 758 Apr 18 19:03 Thunder_Bay
br-S-wsr-- 2 3962210500133, 120 Feb 3 2035 Tijuana
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 73 Ap
On 23 Apr, Henrik Edlund wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Donovan R. Palmer wrote:
>
>> I was thinking about purchasing 5.0, but thought I would ask if
>> anyone had heard any rumors about when 5.1 was going to come out? I
>> REALLY don't want to make a purchse 5 only to see it superceded by
>> 5.1
On 23 Apr, Henrik Edlund wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Donovan R. Palmer wrote:
>
>> I was thinking about purchasing 5.0, but thought I would ask if
>> anyone had heard any rumors about when 5.1 was going to come out? I
>> REALLY don't want to make a purchse 5 only to see it superceded by
>> 5.1
Ok, I stayed out as long as I could, so with both feet and a mind full here I
go.
Point 1
why argue this point, many different shoes to fit many different
feet, I have seen figures for all cases, and can state were I have had a
NT box that was more stable than either my Unix or Novell
Hey all...
I'm not sure when it broke, but all of a sudden the who command dumps core
every time I try to run it. I thought maybe it became corrupted somehow, so
I took the who command off of another RH5 machine that runs it fine, and it
still dumps core with the new one.
Any ideas?
TIA,
Jerem
I run the 3ComImpactIQ ISDN external modem, and LOVE it. Easy to set up
and easy to configure for ppp
Michael Weiner
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You need to look at the man pages for the cdwrite and cdrecord
utilities.
They will specify which CDRs they will support. Linux itself doesn't
care since it only provides a generic SCSI interface. See the CD
Writing HOWTO at http://sunsite.unc.edu/LDP/HOWTO/CD-Writing-HOWTO.html
for more details
This is a great modem, I have been using one for the last 1 1/2 years
with out a hitch. I can't testify for its Linux usage as mine has been used
for NT/95 & beta 98 use, but the modem itself is great.
Jeff
Anybody know anything about this one?
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Thanks to everyone who replied and for all the great advice. I decided
to go
with the rpm install and am glad of it. ...No pain, no strain. I am
typing this message from
communicator so needless to say it worked w/o a hitch; even have it set
up
to bypass the m$ proxy server so it will now hit the
Rehat 4.1 -> 5.0 was *huge* You may not *see* them as a normal user, but
the very things that programs rely on to run have been completly
re-implemented (sortof).
Win3.1->win95 was really a ui change. Under Linux I can make this sort of
change in 10 minutes (including compile), by changing wm's.
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Andrew Burton wrote:
> No, I'm not going to ask when it's coming out. Hopefully, the
> correct answer to that is "when it's ready, and not before."
>
> What I'm wondering is what's planned for 5.1. Anything major and
> earthshaking, or just a new CD with all the update
Ok.. here is the situation:
internet|Linux firewall|--|private server|
1.2.3.4 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2
I need to be able to provide a way for specific IP addresses on the
internet to gain access to the private server, via the Linux firewall,
while disallowing a
On 23 Apr, Paul Fontenot wrote:
> Does anybody have experience with the Motorola BitSurfer ISDN Modem?
>
>
>
Yes. A year ago I was using minicom to run one of those. It works
fine at 115.2K N-8-1. Unfortunately it's impossible to get "bonded"
128K as the PC serial bus limits you to 2x56K ch
Jeff wrote:
>
> Greetings.
>
> After upgrading last night to the latest glibc (from the one that came
> with RH 5.0), I see that launching Communicator on my KDE b3 completely
> locks X11 up tight. Has anyone else had this problem? What is new in the
> latest glibc that would screw up Netscape
On 23 Apr, Keith von Borstel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I appreciate all the help that has been given me.
>
> What I'd like to know is how should I show my appreciation for
> posted replies to my questions.
>
> Keith
> ___
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Keith von Borstel wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I appreciate all the help that has been given me.
>
> What I'd like to know is how should I show my appreciation for
> posted replies to my questions.
>
> Keith
Send money
j/k... Whenever I help anyone I am happy with a simple email saying
thanks..
I'm not looking for trouble herebut I didn't see much difference between
4.2 to 5, so I don't expect much of a difference from 5 to 5.1. I was the
one that brought up this subject last week...out of curiosity...and being a
little bored.
I admit that I'm relatively new to RedHat so my opinion
Hey, All
Where can I get some better info on UPG and NFS. I'm trying to set
up a CVS repository for WinNT clients and want to limit their accesses to
the Linux 4.2 box.
TIA,
Karl Miller
NetSpace Systems
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Hi.
Something come across my mind. Every time when I have a question, I
would like to search the mailing list archives in order not to disturb
all of you. However, the list is too large. I wonder if there is any
searching method like "/" and "//" in elm. Could any body tell me how to
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998, Keith von Borstel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone compared performance of Linux, RH 5.0, with
> NT server 4.0 or Novell 4.x?
Linux wins in every case, the only disadvantage is that you really need to
know the basics of unix, then again that goes with any operating system.
> Si
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 1998 6:51 AM
Subject: Linux on Intel 440BX motherboards?
>Anyone out there happily running Linux on a machine with one of these
>motherboards (ie 100MHz as oppo
Anybody know anything about this one?
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>That's correct, kind of. The older version did require that you have a
DOS
>partition. That and a few games was the reason I had the DOS
partition.
>However, my understanding is the new version does not have that
requirement.
>I haven't actually tried it, although I keep threatening to
Hi. Something come across my mind. Every time when I have a question, I would try to
search the mailing list archives in order not to disturb all of you. However, the
list is too large for me. I wonder if there is any method to search a particular
topic like the "/" and "//" searching comma
I'd guess that the problem is either permissions -- as others have
suggested -- or possibly disk space. Are you running low on space?
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From: ryo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, April 23, 1998 10:01
Subject: Re: glibc-2.0.7
Does anybody have experience with the Motorola BitSurfer ISDN Modem?
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> "Chuck" == Chuck Carson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Chuck> Is there any other cron packages for RH 5? I was looking for
Chuck> something similar to the Cron system used by AIX. Wherein you
Chuck> have one file containing every cron job. To modify the
Chuck> crontab you use crontab -
> "sw" == Sean Winters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sw> I bought the RH Linux Installation Guide, and was loaned another
sw> newbie book, and have searched the man pages trying to figure
sw> out how to install programs. I downloaded Netscape from the net,
sw> but have yet to figure out
According to Richard Belanger:
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> check your file permissions. One or more of the files may be read only.
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> On Thu, 23 Apr 1998 15:47:10 +0100 (BST) ryo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> writes:
> >On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Eric Wood wrote:
> >
> >> ryo wrote:
> >> >
> >> > I am despairatly trying to ins
Greetings.
After upgrading last night to the latest glibc (from the one that came
with RH 5.0), I see that launching Communicator on my KDE b3 completely
locks X11 up tight. Has anyone else had this problem? What is new in the
latest glibc that would screw up Netscape? The thing is such a beas
Hi,
I appreciate all the help that has been given me.
What I'd like to know is how should I show my appreciation for
posted replies to my questions.
Keith
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On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Greg Fall wrote:
> The sources for those other codecs are not distributable, but I wonder if
> a binary RPM with the support built in would be. Not exactly in the proper
> spirit of free software, but it would make it easier for Linux users to
> view e.g. pies in the face
Is there an special model and manufacturer of CDROM unit capable for
writting CD's , thant Linux accepts for sure, and also is there software
for it?
Thanks.
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