On 25-May-98 Chris \"Cranky Spice\" Harshman wrote:
>> Use insmod and the module name, like "insmod driver.o". Doesn't that work?
>> What type of error does it produce? Perhaps it depends on other modules to
>> be
>> loaded as well?
>
> I couldn't even get the disk to mount (no shell seemed t
Greetings!
I can't start my control-panel and can somebody help please? I get this
error message when I try to open it:
[root@(none) /root]# control-panel
** WARNING **: Creating pixmap from xpm with NULL window and colormap
control-panel: error in loading shared libraries
: undefined symbol:
>Has anyone had any success installing tkdesk 1.0 with RedHat 5.0?
>
>I posed the problems I've been having in an earlier e-mail but no-one
>seems to know/care... ;-)
>
>I would just like to know if anyone had been successful, and if so, could
>you please indicate the steps you took to install it?
I have MARS_NWE running here. I had some probelms at first with it not
seeing our local servers. As it transpired, it was because we had so
many servers, they didn't fit into the table it stores the server names.
I had to increase the max server and route counts to 7,500 before they
all fitted. If
Anyone got any ideas on how to configure DHCPCD to work in redhat 5.0
running kernel 2.1.102?, I successfully installed the latest 2.X version of
the deamon, read it's docs, but, it wasn't very clear on how to get it to
work!, any help will be greatly appreciated :)
Abdullah Al-Molah
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Hi,
The following are lines from my ppp log. I have a user trying to dial
in but I keep getting these errors. Can someone try to explain this?
May 24 21:51:14 office pppd[5842]: Using interface ppp-1073742208
May 24 21:51:14 office pppd[5842]: Connect: ppp-1073742208 <-->
/dev/ttyC6
May 24 21
> Use insmod and the module name, like "insmod driver.o". Doesn't that work?
> What type of error does it produce? Perhaps it depends on other modules to be
> loaded as well?
I couldn't even get the disk to mount (no shell seemed to be running on
any other VT), and I couldn't get past the dial
Hi Gary,
This is really relatively easy.
First make sure you do have network continuity between your machines.
Second configure each win98 machine to have a gateway address of the Linux box.
Third turn on Ip Forwarding in the Network Config.
Forth configure the IP Fordwarding/Masq.
I have pas
I've got this message when a user tries to retrieve his email even
though he hasn't exceeded his quota yet. My guess is that when qpopper
tries to create the .username.pop file in the mail directory the ownership
of the file is set to the username, in effect the mail consumption of the
user is d
I have been trying all day to install xemacs on my RH 5.0 with a singular
lack of success due to the above message.
First I tried the xemacs .rpm's off the RH5.0 PowerTools CD, then the ones
I laboriously downloaded from /pub/contrib/i386 on the Red Hat ftp site.
Both had the same problem, though
Hi David,
I've got redhat 5.0 and downloaded an rpm version of tkdesk from some
tdkesk site (don't remember where). didn't work anyway, had msgs
similar to your
failed dependencies:
libtk4.2.so is needed by TkDesk-1.0b5-2
libtcl7.6.so is needed by TkDesk-1.0b5-2
...errors.
Th
you can find netscape communicator RPM package on Redhat's ftp site:
ftp://ftp.redhat.com (browser)
ftp.redhat.com (ftp program)
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On 25-May-98 David L Taylor wrote:
> Hi, me again...
>
> Does anyone know of a good ftp site for retrieving netscape communicator
> for linux? Is there an rpm version for redhat? Is there a small
> version?
ftp.redhat.com/updates (or /pub/updates, not sure)
"Small" is large. Even Navigator-o
I was "passing thru" ftp.caldera.com today and noticed rpm versions
of Communicator and Netscape.
Haven't tried those.
Small and Netscape .
Rick
On Mon, 25 May 1998, David L Taylor wrote:
> Hi, me again...
>
> Does anyone know of a good ftp site for retrieving netscape communicator
>
Hi, me again...
Does anyone know of a good ftp site for retrieving netscape communicator
for linux? Is there an rpm version for redhat? Is there a small version?
(I'm running out of hdd space)
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
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Recently I installed RH50 on my Hitachi visionbook. Every thing
seems to work fine! Even the Iomega Zip works!! :-) However, the
pcmcia modem card doesn't dial. In the Xwin control panel I set
modem to NONE, and when i configured my interface I directed it to
ttyS2. Any ideas?
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On 24 May, Gary Neff wrote:
> I have two computers setup on win98 (I know but thats what beta testing gets
> you) I have just built a p60 (all left over parts) to run linux as an
> internet server. Well not really a server what I want to do is allow both of
> my win98 computers to access the inter
Hi,
I have tried to launch GIMP under X but it says something about a problem
with the screen depth. It then dumps core.
I have a fresh redhat-5 installation on a intel 486.
Is there anything I missed?
Marcantono
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hi Dave,
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have taken a quick look at KDE and would like to try it on my stand
> alone machine. My problem is that when I start installing the rpm files
> to /opt/kde, it quickly maxs out my disk space on the root partition. I
> only have 50M for the root partition and when it
I have two computers setup on win98 (I know but thats what beta testing gets
you) I have just built a p60 (all left over parts) to run linux as an
internet server. Well not really a server what I want to do is allow both of
my win98 computers to access the internet on my local dial up ISP which I
On 24-May-98 Chris \"Cranky Spice\" Harshman wrote:
>> > The disks seemed to work properly, but I couldn't find any way to manually
>> > load a module from my own disk. Is this possible with RH5? It should be,
>> > if it isn't.
>>
>> Yes, it's possible, assuming you've compiled the module wi
Hello all
Im running Red Hat 5 on my system.
How do I install disk quotas?
I have a hard drive with thi file systems:
/dev/hda1 / ext2defaults1
/dev/hda6 /home ext2defaults1
/dev/hda5 /usu
> > The disks seemed to work properly, but I couldn't find any way to manually
> > load a module from my own disk. Is this possible with RH5? It should be,
> > if it isn't.
>
> Yes, it's possible, assuming you've compiled the module with the same version as
> the kernel.
How, then?
> > wher
Hi all,
I have taken a quick look at KDE and would like to try it on my stand
alone machine. My problem is that when I start installing the rpm files
to /opt/kde, it quickly maxs out my disk space on the root partition. I
only have 50M for the root partition and when it gets full, as you all
pr
---Vidiot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >Thanks all for the suggestions. Now
> >the olvwm is working very nice.
>
> And the reason it wasn't working was because of .. ???
The problem was with the definition of $OPENWINHOME
in /etc/profile and with some errors in .openwin-init
and .openwin
On 24-May-98 Danny Rice wrote:
>
> When you are editing and hold down the right or left arrow key the
> cursor will begin to move after a period of time (T) at some speed
> (S). How do you change the settings for T and S?
/sbin/kbdrate -r 32 -d 1
Try adding it to your /etc/rc.d/rc.local so it
> The disks seemed to work properly, but I couldn't find any way to manually
> load a module from my own disk. Is this possible with RH5? It should be,
> if it isn't.
Yes, it's possible, assuming you've compiled the module with the same version as
the kernel.
> So, Plan B, I boot into Win95
> Strangest is still that they ship a not yet stable (pre-) version of
> 2.0.34.
Well, now that Alan is working for RH, I suspect he'll make sure it's stable
before releasing. I agree, though. That sure would be a show-stopper if the
kernel wasn't stable..
Dave
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>Only another question:
>I installed my olvwm from a RH 4.2 CD in
>my RH 5.0, but there aren´t the programs
>file manager, mailtool, etc... that usua-
>lly came with olvwm. Can someone tell me
>why this occurs ?
The olvwm program doesn't come with anything else. It is an upgrade to
the olwm that
>Thanks all for the suggestions. Now
>the olvwm is working very nice.
And the reason it wasn't working was because of .. ???
MB
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I went to install RedHat 5.0 on my laptop yesterday, with no luck
whatsoever. It does not have a CD-ROM drive, but I do have an accton
parallel port ethernet adapter that I've compiled a module for.
I loaded the Redhat CD into my server, mounted it, and linked the
/mnt/cdrom directory to the /ho
On Sun, 24 May 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>
> On 24-May-98 Andrej Todosic wrote:
> > hey ,
> >
> > i was just browsing through package listings for redhat 5.0 ,
> > and they all point to /redhat-5.1 which doesnt exist .. and the versions
> > are not
> > the ones that 5.0 comes with ...
> > h
On Sun, 24 May 1998, Danny Rice wrote:
>
> I am running XFree86 and out of all the colors in rgb.txt I can only
> display 67 of them. What should I set to display more colors?
Assuming your video card can do more, try startx -- -bpp 16 (or use 24, or
even 32 at the end, each one is the bits you
I am running XFree86 and out of all the colors in rgb.txt I can only
display 67 of them. What should I set to display more colors?
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When you are editing and hold down the right or left arrow key the
cursor will begin to move after a period of time (T) at some speed
(S). How do you change the settings for T and S?
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On 24-May-98 Jay Vassos-Libove wrote:
> I downloaded the HylaFax RPM's from ftp.redhat.com in the hurricane i386
> contrib directory and installed it (and its docs and the newer ghostscript
> fonts and code) on my RH50 system.
Start with a list that is more specifically geared towards these type
On 24-May-98 Derek Balling wrote:
> Odd question:
>
> Would anyone happen to have a good printcap for a Panasonic KXP-4420 Laser
> printer?
Typically the best thing to do is pick the HP printer that it most closely
emulates, such as an HP3, assuming the printer doesn't do postscript by default.
On 24-May-98 Andrej Todosic wrote:
> hey ,
>
> i was just browsing through package listings for redhat 5.0 ,
> and they all point to /redhat-5.1 which doesnt exist .. and the versions
> are not
> the ones that 5.0 comes with ...
> however there is no mention of 5.1 anywhere else ...
> there
I upgraded my kernel to 2.0.33, using source code. How do I
generate the /boot/module-info-2.0.33 file??
Later. ed.
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hey ,
i was just browsing through package listings for redhat 5.0 ,
and they all point to /redhat-5.1 which doesnt exist .. and the versions
are not
the ones that 5.0 comes with ...
however there is no mention of 5.1 anywhere else ...
there is also a 2.0.34 kernel rpm ...
of course none of i
Mark Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ng: 7bit
>
> Howdy all..
>
> I've got an old(ish) adaptec SCSI adapter (model escapes me).
> And when I issue a command like mt -f /dev/st0 rewind or tar -tf
> /dev/st0 it spends ages making a few clicking noises then drops back to
> the prompt with the
Thanks Dave!
A DejaNews search got me similar results from a posted Jaz-SCSI mini
howto which then got me to the jaztools homepage. For those who may be
interested see:
http://www.cnct.com/~bwillmot/jaztool/
--jmg
Date: Sun, 24 May 1998 03:59:21 -0400 (EDT)
From: Dave Wreski <[EMAIL PRO
> There are a million ways you could reconcile these situations (change
> various things in /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile, or ~/.bashrc, set up
> your window manager to pass an option to all xterms that makes them start
> login shells, blah blah blah), but I prefer the following:
Thanx a lot Gr
On 24-May-98 Jim Gentry wrote:
> On Sun, 24 May 1998 00:39:59 -0500 (CDT), you wrote:
>
>>Didn't see the earlier mail but, I installed it from the rpm earlier
>>today
>>(from one of the contrib directories). It works fine. This is version
>>1.0b5
>>I think.
>>
>>Sounds like you've been trying t
Hi all,
I need to upgrade my system and got a generous offer from a local dealer.
Does anybody know if the combination of a Chaintec motherboard with a K6
processor doesn't work with both Redhat 4.2 and Win95? The MB (I don't know
the exact model off-hand) contains primary and secondary IDE, 2 se
Only another question:
I installed my olvwm from a RH 4.2 CD in
my RH 5.0, but there aren´t the programs
file manager, mailtool, etc... that usua-
lly came with olvwm. Can someone tell me
why this occurs ?
Thanks !
==
* Ivan Jose Varzinczak *
P.E.T.-Informatica-UFPR
Hi!
Thanks all for the suggestions. Now
the olvwm is working very nice.
==
* Ivan Jose Varzinczak *
P.E.T.-Informatica-UFPR
Curitiba-Parana-Brasil
"WINDOWS: The first Plug-and-PRAY operating system"
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Odd question:
Would anyone happen to have a good printcap for a Panasonic KXP-4420 Laser
printer?
Derek
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On Sun, 24 May 1998, Jim Gentry wrote:
> will not install. The rpm complains that the package needs libtk4.2.so and
> libtcl7.6.so. On inspection, I seem to have tk and tcl 8.0.
>
The MAJOR number of library versions MUST match. So, you need to
install libtk4.2.so and libtcl7.
On Sat, 23 May 1998, David Masterson wrote:
> > Set the xdm resources like this in /etc/X11/xdm/xdm-config:
>
> > DisplayManager._0.userPath: \
> > /usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin/:\
> > /usr/bin/mh:
> > DisplayManager._0.systemPath: \
> > /usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bi
On Sun, 24 May 1998 00:39:59 -0500 (CDT), you wrote:
>On 24-May-98 David L Taylor wrote:
>> Has anyone had any success installing tkdesk 1.0 with RedHat 5.0?
>>
>> I posed the problems I've been having in an earlier e-mail but no-one
>> seems to know/care... ;-)
>>
>> I would just like to know
I wasn't aware of '/etc/nsswitch.conf'. Changing the default(?) entry from
'files nisplus nis' to 'compat [NOTFOUND=return] files' for the group
and passwd entries did the job.
Thank you,
Alex
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Howdy all..
I've got an old(ish) adaptec SCSI adapter (model escapes me).
And when I issue a command like mt -f /dev/st0 rewind or tar -tf
/dev/st0 it spends ages making a few clicking noises then drops back to
the prompt with the following errors :
st0: error with sense data: Current error st0
I downloaded the HylaFax RPM's from ftp.redhat.com in the hurricane i386
contrib directory and installed it (and its docs and the newer ghostscript
fonts and code) on my RH50 system.
I ran through the configuration, and the code identified my modem as
having a Rockwell chipset with Fax class 2 su
I thought I'd resend this because I'm not sure if it was
received the first time.
I am running RedHat 5.0 with Tcl/Tk 8.0 and I am
trying to install TkDesk.
I originally tried to install the rpm version
(statically linked) and Igot the following error message:
failed
dependencies:
do you have export OPENWINHOME=/usr/openwin
in /etc/profile?
On Sat, 23 May 1998, ivan jose wrote:
> Hi everyone !
> Thanks for all suggestions that were gived to me.
> But, none of those worked in fact. I modified the
> configuration files (.olvwm, .openwin-menu, .open-
> win-init ...) and si
> BTW, who handles the MAN pages for rlogin and rsh? Right now, I can't
> get rsh to work for me ("Permission denied"). Isn't creating a
> .rhosts file enough? This could be described better in the MAN pages.
There's more to it for the root user.
8. Rshd then validates the user using r
I haven't had the chance to play around with PATH setting on RH 5.0
yet, but some things I've learned from other systems may play here.
> "Greg" == Greg Fall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There are a million ways you could reconcile these situations
> (change various things in /etc/profile,
> I thought about a Jaz Drive but with SCSI drives autioned off cheap, why
> bother. Just got a great Seagate 4.3gig SCSI FAST/WIDE for less than $200.00.
Several reasons:
- The $200 drives typically are 5400 RPMs, which offers as much thruput as a
typical UDMA IDE disk
- Joe's Hard Disk Vendo
"J. Maynard Gelinas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> tatus: RO
>
> Anyone know how to get a SCSI Jaz drive to change a cartridge from
> write protected to Read/Write? I don't run Windows and so have no use for
> the 'Jaz Tools' software, but great use for the disk if formatted ext2fs.
> ;-)
On 24-May-98 J. Maynard Gelinas wrote:
> Anyone know how to get a SCSI Jaz drive to change a cartridge from
> write protected to Read/Write? I don't run Windows and so have no use for
> the 'Jaz Tools' software, but great use for the disk if formatted ext2fs.
> ;-) This is a RH5 box runni
Anyone know how to get a SCSI Jaz drive to change a cartridge from
write protected to Read/Write? I don't run Windows and so have no use for
the 'Jaz Tools' software, but great use for the disk if formatted ext2fs.
;-) This is a RH5 box running x86.
Thanks!
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Hello.
A good start is always to use the search engine on
http://www.redhat.com/search/ to search the redhat ftp sites. I'm quite sure I
had seen the apache-1.2.6 rpm there. Anyhow, I got my apache-1.3b6 rpm there,
though I'm beginning to have second thots about apache 1.3b6 since it uses more
me
Ok, was trying to install good ol BitchX and it said that it had a
failed dependency of libncurses.so.4 which I supposes was supplied by
ncurses-4.1-12.i386.rpm -- I tried to install rpm -ivh nurses*** and
there was a whole bunch of conflicts...so I figured...ah! Upgrade time
-- so I pulled a rpm
On 24-May-98 David L Taylor wrote:
> Has anyone had any success installing tkdesk 1.0 with RedHat 5.0?
>
> I posed the problems I've been having in an earlier e-mail but no-one
> seems to know/care... ;-)
>
> I would just like to know if anyone had been successful, and if so, could
> you please
Has anyone had any success installing tkdesk 1.0 with RedHat 5.0?
I posed the problems I've been having in an earlier e-mail but no-one
seems to know/care... ;-)
I would just like to know if anyone had been successful, and if so, could
you please indicate the steps you took to install it?
Rega
>Thanks for all suggestions that were gived to me.
>But, none of those worked in fact. I modified the
>configuration files (.olvwm, .openwin-menu, .open-
>win-init ...) and simply nothing occured. I tempted
>to do the same thing with the files openwin-init,
>openwin-menu, etc... in the /usr/openwi
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