Hello, Jill.
However, all mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] bounces.
It nearly drove my husband nuts today.
The mail comes back with a 550 "we do not relay" followed by 551 "user
unknown"
Appears to be a sendmail configuration problem. Try adding the line
Cwpump.aecom.yu.edu after the
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Rob Goodwin wrote:
Sorry this is off topic. Does anyone know where I can find the color order
for fabricating my own RJ45 patch cable. I've got the tools and parts.
Just don't know what order to put them in. Is there a site out there
somebody knows of?
IIRC It is in
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Eric L. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Known problem. Check the erratta to see if Red Hat's last security update
fixed it. (I doubt it, they only seem interested in security problems, not
in fixing the bugs that infest the lpd daemon in their distribution).
Indeed. As
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Chris Evans wrote:
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Eric L. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Known problem. Check the erratta to see if Red Hat's last security update
fixed it. (I doubt it, they only seem interested in security problems, not
in fixing the bugs that infest the lpd
I'm sure you'll get lots of replies, but I'm replying too because this site
has a particularly good set of graphics:
http://www.k12.hi.us/~tethree/96-97/course2/RJ45diagram.html
You probably want to use TIA/EIA 568B, which simplifies things with telco
patch panels.
Then if you have a cable
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Chuck Mead wrote:
/etc/X11/xinit/Xclients
On 3 May, Darque wrote:
OK...I give up. I have looked and looked, but been unable to find any
instructions anywhere on what I need to change to make X load a different
window manager than the Fvwm that cam
The subject says it all. How do I do this mighty thing?
Maybe I've understood your question incorrectly, but it seems you should
do the following:
1) change the default runlevel from 3 for 5 in /etc/inittab file, so that
xdm starts at boot time;
2) look into /etc/X11/xdm
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Shawn McMahon wrote:
I'm sure you'll get lots of replies, but I'm replying too because this site
has a particularly good set of graphics:
http://www.k12.hi.us/~tethree/96-97/course2/RJ45diagram.html
You probably want to use TIA/EIA 568B, which simplifies things with
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Geoffrey Hunsicker wrote:
Hi all,
I've not gotten any responses to the following. Does anyone have any
pointers to information which might be useful? I've checked all of the
usual sources and found nothing.
No real advice except: check the SCSI ID on the tape drive
-Original Message-
From: Eric L. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Shawn McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Rob Goodwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Redhat List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: Totally off topic: RJ45 fab
Thanks for the site reference.
I got several replies, and thanks everyone !:)
Are there any other \ functions I should know about? I already use
\ to 'ignore' certain characters @'s and such.. any other useful ones? :)
Thanks again,
/j
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Chris Tyler wrote:
Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Ezekiel Urness wrote:
Did you compile printer support into the kernel? I once did this and I
could not get my PPA Zip to work. I got around this by compiling the
printer support as a module.
I have already tried that option but still it doesn't work.
--
PLEASE
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Doug Elznic wrote:
Has anyone set up ETRN with Linux? I have not found any info on setting it
up. Can someone point me to som reference material?
There's a script to send the ETRN command in the Sendmail FAQ.
http://www.sendmail.org
Rich
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There's a section on this in the User's Guide.
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/rhl/manual/manual/doc012.html#i56
Rich
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To
I usually end up taking a permenant-ink magic marker and coding the
white parts of pairs when I strip the ends (e.g. I untwisted this white
wire from around the green, so I put a green permenant-ink stripe on
it).
My free telco cable must be made of wax, because that trick doesn't work
From my reading of the SCSI-HOWTO, and the various HP-UX manuals, I think
the way it works is roughly analagous to the "generic scsi" driver in
linux. There is a scsi device that functions as a bare-bones "pass-thru"
and other programs (in this case the "mc" command) provide rudimentary
Hello,
What are the correct settings (flags) in the makefile for proper
compilation of samba on redhat 5? I want to use shadow passwords with this.
I have tried the -DSHADOW_PWD and -lshadow (as this worked on my SLAK
distribution) but there appears to be no libshadow in this redhat. I would
I need an easy one answered. I have a minimal installation right now and
all my docs and cds are at work. From the command-line how do I set what
nameserver my machine should look at? I've got the IP address but I have
totally forgot where to set it.
Thanks,
Greg Thomas
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On Mon, 4 May 1998, Paul Greene wrote:
This is probably an easy question for the experts; I'm doing (what I hope
is) the smart thing by asking before leaping off the cliff.
I would like to install the Star Office office suite on my linux box (Redhat
4.0). The installation instructions call
Start with something simple, like make sure that you have a link in
/dev/modem pointing to the right device such as ttySX where the X is
either 0 for com1 or 1 for com2.
IOW, do this as root:
ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/modem
Then call up minicom and issue the simple command atz and see if your
modem
Big mistake, don't upgrade the complete libc just for
StarOffice this will break other things.
Check my website below for the info you need to
install staroffice.
--
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.clark.net/pub/ray
A visit to a fresh place will
"mr" == Mukhlesur Rahman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
mr I am new entry here. And very new in Linux. I had a similar problem. My
mr modem could dial but always failed to connect to ISP. I tried to connect to
mr my office ISP and spent about a week fiddling with PPP setup and could not
mr succeed.
Below is the layout of a straight cable. Be aware that 1,2 and 3,6 each belong to
a twisted pair!!! (MAINTAIN THE TWISTING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE WHILE MAKING THE CABLE!!!)
HUB Workstation
==
RX+ 1 --- 1 RX+
RX- 2
I have Red-Hat 5.0 and upgrade and lpd don't work correctly.
The printer server is another computer with RH5.0 and don't have all
login to limit people who connect on it.But all the persons that don't
have login on the server cannot print a document.I try the 'rs' option
in printcap and this
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Leston Buell wrote:
-I haven't got [Netscape] set up yet to access my mail or news, keeps
-telling me it doesn't recognise the mail or news server info I give it.
-
-snip
Hi Leston,
Without being able to guarantee it, I think your problem is that under
UNIX/Linux you have
On Mon, May 04, 1998 at 05:46:59PM -0400, Alex Heiphetz wrote:
I'm having a weird problem with free() behaviour under Linux.
The program compiles fine, but in runtime it
*sometimes* dumps core which, thanks to gdb, can be
traced to free() calls. This is especially true when calls
to free()
The subject says it all. How do I do this mighty thing?
Keven
==
http://www.glasscity.net/users/jamstar/index.html
==
"When the
Hi all
I don't know if this has any relevance to anyone here,
but I wrote an E-Mail to Redhat and asked if it was
possible to get an evaluation-copy of TriTeal CDE.
Unfurtunatly it was not, but the person who wrote back
to me said that he would suggest it to the relevant peo-
ple for future
Paul Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED] said
So (not having found an RPM) I went to Sunsite to see if they had it; I came
up with the two following files:
libc-5.4.44.bin.tar.gz
libc-5.4.44.tar.gz
There was a big difference in file sizes; which one is the right one to use?
Get the
I have two questions, Netscape related.
I have installed Netscape and it woks well. However, I would like to
change two things and I can't find it in the docs how to do it:
1) I would like to make use of a proxy server: proxy.cistron.nl:8080.
2) Whenever I click on a rpm file in Netscape, it
Hello !!!
When will come out 2.2.x kernel? And will be this kernel a stable one?
The development kernel is alredy at 2.1.100
Bye.
xx //
xx xx ( o o )
Hallo,
sitting at my newly installed RH5 computer the other day I realised how
little I really know about this and how many questions I have that
aren't easily to be answered by man'ing all over the place. maybe
someone will take mercy on me and answer at least some of them.
1. In X why does
"cc" == Chuck Carson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cc I have had the same problems with X-windows, both Xfree and
cc Metro-X. I have experimented with several high end video boards
cc on two different monitors that have very high scan rates. I
cc simply believe both servers are poorly
Hello,
what is the list of packages required to build a new kernel? Not only
the modules/headers/sources packages, but also to build it.
Thanks,
Thomas
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"hf" == Hans Feringa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hf CROSS-OVER CABLE:
hf You can connect two end-stations (or two hubs) together using a
hf cross-over cable. You should then connect the cable pairs 1,2
hf to 3,6 and 3,6 to 1,2.
Hold the rj45 in your left hand, clip downward, with the
I think that it should be possible to try out a program
before invesing in it, afterall, that's the way it goes with
I second that!
Marco
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In Netscape, under Edit-Preferences-Advance-Proxies click on the manual
proxy settings and add the appropriate proxy server name or IP and the
port to use there. Click OK to save, and away you goworks like a
charm. As for the RPMs, there are two ways to do this, one is to right
mouse click on
hf CROSS-OVER CABLE:
hf You can connect two end-stations (or two hubs) together using a
hf cross-over cable. You should then connect the cable pairs 1,2
hf to 3,6 and 3,6 to 1,2.
To which could be added the note that some switches provide a separate
port for connecting to another
My /etc/hosts.lpd or /etc/hosts.equiv are good.I can print file but users
that don't have an entry in /etc/passwd cannot print.
The printer worked with RH4.8 but not with RH5.0.
If this is a lpd bug what can i make to allow users to print?
Vivian
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I noticed that when you talk about setting up modems you always refer to
/dev/ttysx (where x is a number 0 -3). I use /dev/cuax. What is the
difference? Is one better to use? If so why? Thanks. Mark.
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Gday
This looks like something we had really BAD problems with for weeks.
Firstly, even though ip_forwading is turned on in the kernel, (make sure by typing:
cat /proc/kmsys | grep ip_forward
it needs to be activated within the /etc/sysconfig/network file
We couldnt ever get this thing
I use to mount a novell server in rc.local
But when I try to ncpumount it by ncpumount (in /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt) I get
the error "you are not allowed to ncpumount" or something. Simply umount
returns error codes.
It is not big trouble since the novell server clears the connection shortly
after,
Go to the RedHat 4.2 ftp area. In there you will find the RPM for XVIEW.
Please, what's the URL ?
Thanks!!!
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Hi
I want to repartition my harddrive and install RH5.0 again.
Currently I only have two partitions: one for swap and one
for everything else.
I just want to know this first:
If I save everything in my /~Homedir/Mail, will I then, after
having reinstalled, be able to copy it back to
Hi,
After installing RH5.0 and making a few upgrades (those
advised for X11, glib*, and a few others), I tryed to run
a session with xdm turned to mode 5. Things improved since
my firts message, and I am able to enter a session and logout
without problems...the majority of times. It happens
I have two questions, Netscape related.
1) I would like to make use of a proxy server: proxy.cistron.nl:8080.
Under the `Edit' menu, select `Preferences', then `Advanced' -
`Proxies' - `Manual'
2) Whenever I click on a rpm file in Netscape, it tries do display the rpm
file instead of
Sean Brunnock writes:
I upgraded from Slackware 3.2 to Redhat 5.0. I'm now seeing
the following entry often in /var/log/messages:
init: no more processes left in this runlevel
Why is this? The default runlevel is 2.
I haven't checked /var/log/messages for this, but I usually get these
I'd like to find what are the font installed on my RH5.0 box. I have tryed
"man font" but I don't manage to get anything out of it.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://ituser.it.bton.ac.uk/student/pl55/public_html/
Hi all,
I've been running Linux for several months now, and I've managed to get just
about everything working the way I want (quite a learning experience for
someone with limited UNIX experience, but lots of fun...:-)), but there are
still a few things that I can't seem to resolve.
Could
My parallel port IOMega ZipDrive can't be installed.
The error is:
PPA: unable to initialize controller at Ox378, error 2
scsi: 0 hosts.
/usr/lib/modules/2.0.33/scsi/ppa.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
What could be the cause of this error?
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"hf" == Hans Feringa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hf CROSS-OVER CABLE:
hf You can connect two end-stations (or two hubs) together using a
hf cross-over cable. You should then connect the cable pairs 1,2
hf to 3,6 and 3,6 to 1,2.
Hold the rj45 in your left hand, clip downward, with the
Go to the RedHat 4.2 ftp area. In there you will find the RPM for XVIEW.
Please, what's the URL ?
ftp.redhat.com
I do not remember the exact path. Grab one of the ls files and look for
xview. That will then show you where to go.
MB
--
System Administrator - Finnigan FT/MS - Madison WI.
Any help would be appreciated, or perhaps someone could steer me to some
documentation on this, assuming there's a solution.
Bob Ross
If I remember correctly, the XFree86 setup tends to put 8-bit color startup
before 24-bit color startup. You need to make sure that you card will
do 24-bit
My parallel port IOMega ZipDrive can't be installed.
The error is:
PPA: unable to initialize controller at Ox378, error 2
scsi: 0 hosts.
/usr/lib/modules/2.0.33/scsi/ppa.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
What could be the cause of this error?
Have you recompiled your kernel by any
I want to repartition my harddrive and install RH5.0 again.
Currently I only have two partitions: one for swap and one
for everything else.
I just want to know this first:
If I save everything in my /~Homedir/Mail, will I then, after
having reinstalled, be able to copy it back to /~Homedir/Mail
Hold the rj45 in your left hand, clip downward, with the cable
trailing away to the right. The contacts should be uppermost. Pin 1
is the one farthest away from you.
Then it will be wired wrong. If the cable trails to the left, with the
pins on the right, then pin 1 will be the
ttySx is the preference, as cua devices are deprecated.
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MicroComputer SpecialistUniversity of Tulsa
"Pardon me, stewardess. I speak Jive."
Thank you, everyone, for your replies both private and public!
I have found and setup a messaging forum on my WWW site.
I decided on WWWBoard by Matthew M. Wright. I liked it simplicity and especially the
price! [grin] And it took me a mere hour to setup!
Thanks everyone!
Troy
Vidiot wrote:
Go to the RedHat 4.2 ftp area. In there you will find the RPM for XVIEW.
Please, what's the URL ?
ftp.redhat.com
I do not remember the exact path. Grab one of the ls files and look for
xview. That will then show you where to go.
Please, what is an "ls" file?
Vidiot wrote:
Go to the RedHat 4.2 ftp area. In there you will find the RPM for XVIEW.
Please, what's the URL ?
ftp.redhat.com
I do not remember the exact path. Grab one of the ls files and look for
xview. That will then show you where to go.
Please, what is an "ls" file?
-Peter
my .02 worth is if you don't have a lot of time invested in your system is
yes and then throw away MetroX out the window. I have a WD chipset
that is listed as compatible, was having lots of trouble with Metrodead
and emailed their tech support, there response was that the card was
not supported
Hi there,
I've been looking around the XFree86 web site trying to find recommendations
for a video card that is supported by X. The people there seem fairly
cautious about actually recommending anything. What are people here using
or know to work fairly well? I'm not doing any really fancy.
Greetings,
I have a Postscript document that is set up as regular-size portrait pages.
Is there a utility that can take this document and format it for printing
out as a 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 booklet -- i.e., setting up the signatures properly
so that when
it's printed, all I have to do is fold staple?
Hi all,
I've not gotten any responses to the following. Does anyone have any
pointers to information which might be useful? I've checked all of the
usual sources and found nothing.
Geoff
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Sun, 3 May 1998 17:17:44 -0600 (MDT)
From: Geoffrey
Actually, I was under the impression from the "serial how-to" that cua's
were for incoming calls and ttyS' were for outgoing calls.
FWIW,
Beth:0)
-Original Message-
From: Matt Housh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 05, 1998 7:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
actually, part of my previous message should have read:
B can ping the other machines in the internal network as well as
_both of the cards in A_, but not the router or out past it.
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Vidiot wrote:
Vidiot wrote:
Go to the RedHat 4.2 ftp area. In there you will find the RPM for XVIEW.
Please, what's the URL ?
ftp.redhat.com
I do not remember the exact path. Grab one of the ls files and look for
xview. That will then show you where to go.
Please,
3rd Stone from the Sun [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Can you confirm the following are correct before I start the big
download of the 11 files you listed:
Make that 12 files..(I missed one:)
X332cfg.tgz
I did the 12 files and the full install, BUT then disaster struck. Can
you help with the
Gordon, Being rather new to this as well I am not going to try and give
you any answers, but what I will do is let you know of a great book that I
have just gotten. I got Teach yourself linux in 24 hours. This has been a
book of good reference for me. I got the book for around $30 with
shipping
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Keven R. Pittsinger wrote:
The subject says it all. How do I do this mighty thing?
- Xfree :
Install Rh with Xfree. If you already have Rh installed
without Xfree you can try to install again and instead of install chose to
upgrade and select Xfree this
Sadly, it looks I finally have to get around to installing W95 (I need to
use Delphi 3). I've heard all kinds of horror stories about how it screws
up prexisting OS installations. I'm going to try to overwrite an OS/2
partition with it (gasp!) because I'm low on disk space. Is there some
kind
I know of the workaround to get BRU to work...
export TZ=*DT!Where * is whatever timezone you are in.
The trouble is, if I do this... it screws up the time on the system. Here
are my details.
I have timeconfig set to:
SystemV/PST8PDT
with hardware set to GMT checked.
the date command
Peter:
No, I don't mind if you ask if I am a Unix novice. Though you have to allow
me the same privalege. ;)
Yep, about 20 years as a Unix user.
The "ls" command is used to display directory listings. Files are created
on the ftp site that are the output of the "ls" command, one of which
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Vidiot wrote:
My parallel port IOMega ZipDrive can't be installed.
The error is:
PPA: unable to initialize controller at Ox378, error 2
scsi: 0 hosts.
/usr/lib/modules/2.0.33/scsi/ppa.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
What could be the cause of this error?
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Keven R. Pittsinger wrote:
The subject says it all. How do I do this mighty thing?
- Xfree :
Install Rh with Xfree. If you already have Rh installed
without Xfree you can try to install again and instead of install chose to
upgrade and select
I have the same problem. Stock gcc but with a recompiled 2.0.33 kernel.
I have both parallel port and printer as modules (ppa.o, lp.o). ppa.o
fails
to load with the Device or Resource Busy message. lp.o loads properly.
Computer: Dell WS 400 PII 300 (1 CPU), 2940 UW Scsi,
SW:RH 5.0 linux
Sadly, it looks I finally have to get around to installing W95 (I need to
use Delphi 3). I've heard all kinds of horror stories about how it screws
up prexisting OS installations. I'm going to try to overwrite an OS/2
partition with it (gasp!) because I'm low on disk space. Is there some
Did you compile printer support into the kernel? I once did this and I
could not get my PPA Zip to work. I got around this by compiling the
printer support as a module.
Zeke
My parallel port IOMega ZipDrive can't be installed.
The error is:
PPA: unable to initialize controller at Ox378,
I feel your pain. I have had to do this myself.
If you are using Book Mangler to manage the boot process, there should be
no problems. If it starts in Win95 all the time, run fdisk and set the
Boot Manager partition active.
Zeke
-Original Message-
From: Jeff [SMTP:[EMAIL
According to tests here, my xserver isn't coming up in 16 bit mode under
*any* circumstances. This should not be!!!
I'm using the XF86_SVGA server with a Trident TGUI9440, which is clearly
supported here. Video memory is 2 megs. Monitor is a generic 14"
non-interlaced 'Techmedia'. My 'test'
Hi!
Can somebody tell me which CPU should I choose. I thought on Intel P233MMX or PII 233.
But I won't play games (i don't need much FPU) and I am not rich, so I thought maybe
on Cyrix PR233. If somebody knows something more about that, please share it with me.
Bye.
This is the second time I'm asking for some help regarding this problem
with RedHat's RPM. I can't now update any programs because the
/var/lib/rpm/requiredby.rpm database is corrupted somehow. I tried to
rebuild the database but all I get is a core dump. What could I do?
Would it be possible
I have a very interesting but frustrating problem and I hope someone can
help. I can't find any documentation on it.
I have a machine with a "normal" cdrom in it. I can't boot up from the CDROM
or the boot diskettes without getting the following error message:
CRC error (right after
Any help would be appreciated, or perhaps someone could steer me to some
documentation on this, assuming there's a solution.
Bob Ross
If I remember correctly, the XFree86 setup tends to put 8-bit color startup
before 24-bit color startup. You need to make sure that you card will
do
I have an HP A3400A autoloader. (This appears to be the same actual
hardware that you get if you buy the HP 12e)
Basically, It's a 6-tape magazine-based DDS2 DAT drive.
We've had this thing about 3 years, and I've been horsing around with it
now and again, and now it finally works with
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Ruud de Bruin wrote:
-1) I would like to make use of a proxy server: proxy.cistron.nl:8080.
Hi Ruud,
Goto Preferences, Advanced, Proxy and enter the proxy address there and the port
number in the other field.
-2) Whenever I click on a rpm file in Netscape, it tries do
On Mon, 4 May 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-
-Hello everyone!!!
-
-I have tried to connect my RH5.0
-in the Internet, but all the con-
-figurations that I improved failed.
-I tempted to configure in the control-
-panel, or thus using a script, or
-doing by hand, but it don't make.
Hi Ivan,
Sam wrote:
I have an HP A3400A autoloader. (This appears to be the same actual
hardware that you get if you buy the HP 12e)
Basically, It's a 6-tape magazine-based DDS2 DAT drive.
We've had this thing about 3 years, and I've been horsing around with it
now and again, and now it
I was looking in the man pages and I saw that xscreensaver can be locked.
Unfortunately the version that came with RH4.2 is not compiled to lock.
I know that if I get the source and I chose the options to get it to lock
it will do so. I have the source but looking at all the files I have no
Why don't you take a look at the AMD K6 CPUs. I have been thinking of
getting one of these when I upgrade my older 120Mhz Pentium. The price
is good and I've heard of many success stories with Linux on this list
from
people that already use them. Also my AOpen motherboard has a jumper
setting
You might want to check out the FAT32 support for Linux at
http://www-plateau.cs.berkeley.edu/
look for a link to team researcher Gordon Chaffee, who is very involved in
compatibility issues for the
m$ to Linux platforms. In my readings, I have found that athe Win95 OSR2 wipes
out the partitions
Have you recompiled your kernel by any chance? I had the same crap happen
to me when I recompiled the kerenel with GNU GCC 2.8.1. It seems that there
are I/O problems when compiling with the 2.8.1 compiler.
Yes, i did. But my gcc version is 2.7.2.3 which comes with Redhat 5.0.
I actually
On Tue, 5 May 1998, Eric L. Green wrote:
No real advice except: check the SCSI ID on the tape drive (is it being
detected by the OS at bootup?), check the termination (do you have a
terminator installed on the end of this external SCSI bus?), check to
see whether you've used too many
Pine is creating each time a .pine-debug file so it seems. Is there an
option to disable this?
Regards, Ruud.
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I just recently restarted computing after 6 years hiatus, so am not too far removed
from purchasing decisions like you are trying to make. I picked the Intel 233MMX, and
put it on a ASUS TX97-E mainboard. I have been a tech and EE since 1965 in USAF and
commercially, but had strayed from
Hi all !
I have a big problem with my internet-connection which I hope you
can help me with. It is as follows:
When I boot my comp. and start communicator I can surfe the net,
but only for about 2 min. then I get this error:
Warning: the following hosts are unknown:
.xx.dk
This is a known problem and redhat needs to fix. Its a problem with
Glibc and should be fixed sometime in the future.
For the present why not just create a simple shell script to startup
BRU in which you set the TZ=*DT then when it finishes set TZ=
to reset the TZ.
Or just open a shell and do
Has anyone set up ETRN with Linux? I have not found any info on setting it
up. Can someone point me to som reference material?
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To
Just curious how is the cua devices depreciated? What exactly do you mean?
Thanks. mark.
Actually, I was under the impression from the "serial how-to" that cua's
were for incoming calls and ttyS' were for outgoing calls.
FWIW,
Beth:0)
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From: Matt Housh
When I installed RH5 the first time, man worked correctly. But now there's
no possibility to get the wanted information. And I don't know, what I
could have changed.
For example I type "man ls". Then there's only the string "(END)" in the
left corner of the screen. And nothing else has changed.
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