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Well your running a pre-release kernel, that never helps. Get 2.0.34.
Also what hardware do you have?
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Jeremy Domingue wrote:
> Well, that's another thing I'm sure it's not I've already tried
> replacing all the ram in the machine wit
Actually a second cpu would probably not even be a option because unless
first, the software you are using is designed for SMP and the current software is
extremley intensive in means of compulation, such as a CAD or SQL server
I wouldn't even think about SMP and I would be all for MORE RAM, I al
Don't respond...I found it.
> Hello:
> I'm looking for a perl script called either splitlogs or logsplits...can't
> remember which. What it does is split indiviual user's logs from the
> Apache
> access_log, and place the newly created user's log in whatever directory
> you
> like.
> Anyone kn
I'm using RH5.0 on a Pentium, 48MB RAM using fvwm2 configured
to look like AfterStep. I replaced xclock with asclock from
the contrib directory (ftp site). Everything worked ok, now
asclock core dumps (segmentation fault) as user, but works fine
as root.
Can anyone help me isolate this? I've b
WOW, and all I did was point out that Linux has over 600 things I think are
GREAT,
but named 15 of them, and asked if he thinks he has any credibility left in the
non-M$ world.
Dale Leonard wrote:
> Here is the message I sent to the idiot columnist>sniped...for
> brevity...
Hello:
I'm looking for a perl script called either splitlogs or logsplits...can't
remember which. What it does is split indiviual user's logs from the Apache
access_log, and place the newly created user's log in whatever directory you
like.
Anyone know where I can find this script?
Thanks
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> "g" == getrhd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
g> ##PRINTTOOL3## REMOTE ljet4 600x600 a4 {} LaserJet4 Default 1
g> lp0:\
g> :sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp0:\
g> :mx#0:\
g> :sh:\
g> :rm=terrorist.math.ntu.edu.tw:\
g> :rp=lp:\
g> :if=/var/spool/lpd/lp0/filter:
This what you
Hello, people:
Can someone tell me what is wrong about my setup, that I cannot print
from one Linux box (RH 5.1, fresh re-install) to another (RH 4.2, has
been running 24/7 for most of the last 6 months). As background, it
used to be that I could print to a RH 3.0.3 (yes, I was around, that
ear
Well, I sent email response, polite, and yet as informative as possible, for a
newbie of three months. I mentioned "Time" nomination of Linus and the fact
that Linux cannot be judged by a comparison to an experimental Kernal
like Beowulf, The fact that intelligent folks are too busy studying and
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, David L. Martin wrote:
>I've run across this problem many times, I wish there was a database on
>www.redhat.com that you could query to find out what package you need.
I vote for that idea as well. rpm doesn't help much on a local system if
the item you're looking for hasn't
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Mauricio Teixeira wrote:
> As I told in the topic, I cannot find the 'sz' and 'rz' commands
>anywhere on my RH4.2 system... Which package owns them?
lrzsz-0.12.14-3.i386.rpm (but that's redhat 5.0).
>Mauricio Teixeira - Amazonline Internet Provider - Belem/PA/Brazil
>
I'm about to upgrade my current box and had a question re: what it should
be. Short intro: I've got a 166 pentium w/ 80mb's of ram and just about
always have netscape open, a nice background picture (32bpp), can often be
found compiling stuff, and do a lot of work w/ the gimp (and sometimes
play q
I run Redhat 5.0 with just the usernet patch so far.
I have no idea what went wrong but...I HAD ppp set up to work last week.
I setup netcfg with the proper info and was able to get to the web and
telnet to my pine mailserver at my ISP (my university). Now, I can't get
squat and I KNOW it is no
>On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Joe Tseng wrote:
>> I downloaded a package listed in Freshmeat called Purp. I tried to
>> install it and rpm said:
>> failed dependencies:
>> libncurses.so.4 is needed by purp-0.3.0-1
>> libstdc++.s0.2.8 is needed by purp-0.3.0-1
>
>That one is compiled for RH5.1 :-( get t
I downloaded a package listed in Freshmeat called Purp. I tried to
install it and rpm said:
failed dependencies:
libncurses.so.4 is needed by purp-0.3.0-1
libstdc++.s0.2.8 is needed by purp-0.3.0-1
I do recall you need to have ncurses if you want to run
/usr/src/linux/make menuconfig. Since
Chris Newbill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[crap deleted]
Try posting your question in non-HTML encoded crap and maybe somebody will
take the time to answer it.
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Steve Frampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://qlink.queensu.ca/~3sr
i believe its metrolink.com
Scott wrote:
> Does anyone know the url for MetroX? I cannot locate it.
>
> Scott
>
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On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Jeremy Domingue wrote:
> Hey all
>
> I am running RedHat 5.0 with kernel 2.0.34pre11 on a Dual P2 266 w/ 512mb RAM.
> After about 5-7 days up, it crashes with a bunch of garbage on the console.
> I've look at the messages log, and there is nothing out of the ordinary...
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Wang, Eric wrote:
> Could I upgrade from 5.0 to 5.1 using rpm instead of the regular 2-disk
> installation? Will there be any side effect?
> Thanks.
I did since the upgrade program crashed *everytime* I ran it at the end of
installing linuxconf (which still can't install). A
On Wed, 10 Jun 1998, Doug Elznic wrote:
> I have been getting hit har by the same exact email spam for the last few
> days. I went through the procmail stuff which before now was quite alien
> to me. I am interested in seeing other people's scripts for doing all
> sorts of procmail things. Is thi
Hello All,
I'm having some problems with a RH5.1 system using an Adaptec 7880
controller. I use this machine as a Samba server for a group of 95
machines. Any time I put the machine under any kind of file transfer
load (above about 2mb/sec) I see what is apparently the SCSI resetting,
causing m
Greetings!
I have a problem here. I inadvertently installed 2 same named, but
different versioned packages:
[root@HAL /root]# rpm -q libg++
libg++-2.8.1-2
libg++-2.7.2.8-6
And as a result, when I try to uninstall it, I get
this:
[root@HAL /root]# rpm -e libg++
"libg++"
Well Robert and Jeremy, I'm sure Mr. Dodge is rethinking his comment
about Linux users being "pretty reasonable" now.
Face it: Linux ain't mainstream, and only geeks like us will use it
until there's an interface that will totally shield users from the
command line (and KDE might actually get th
control-a: beginning of line. control-e: end of line.
Gene
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Robert Hailman wrote:
> Emacs acts that way. I don't know what the command is to go to the beggining
> or end of a line, though.
>
> >How come when I hit the "end" key in emacs, it goes to the end of
> >file rathe
I have a problem when running Glint on my RH 5.1 system. When clicking on
"available" it scans the RPM directory on the CD. It gets up to about 80%
and stops. No error message no nothing.
Any hints??
TIA
Aristotle Zoulas
Here's RHs instructions for the X11 problemns for RH 5.0. I'm confused
about the text located after the RPM lists (denoted with the "Begin
Confusing Part"). Am I to do those steps as well as applying the RPM's?
Do I just have to DL and install the 3 RPM's for Intel?
If I have to apply these s
At 03:41 PM 6/12/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Does anyone know the url for MetroX? I cannot locate it.
>
http://www.metrolink.com/
Aristotle Zoulas
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>I have a QDI motherboard (Intel tx chipset) with a dual ultra DMA 3 Eide
>controller and a new maxtor 4.3 gb ultra DMA 3 HDD.
>The HDD is patitioned as follows c:\ - 3.0 gb NTFS d:\ 1.2 GB Fat16. Mys
>stem boots off the root 3.0 gb partition into NT. I want to put RH 5.0 on
>the 1.2 gb fat16 p
I see that RH 5.1 comes with an extra CD of applications. Are these
things available from the Red Hat ftp site?
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Here's the link you want.
http://www.buoy.com/isp/
And now afew more useful ones.
http://www.valleynet.bc.ca/~dan/autoppp.html Mine =)
http://www.anime.net/linuxisp/
http://www.mtiweb.com/isp/
Then there's a mailing list.
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I keep seeing output from 'last' like:
d** * * Fri Jun 12 05:15 still logged in
xF*@*** otify ***@Thu Jun 11 10:52 - down
w or who don't show anyone logged in, either does /var/log/messages. What
is this junk?
Steve Smith
National Renewable
Does anyone know the url for MetroX? I cannot locate it.
Scott
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> "sr" == Sim Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sr> How come when I hit the "end" key in emacs, it goes to the end of
sr> file rather than the end of line? Similar with the "home" key.
That is because that is the way it was built, however:
Start of Line = Ctrl-a
End of Line = Ctrl-e
Use
I've read the redhat faq about this issue but I'm stil a bit confused.
I have a QDI motherboard (Intel tx chipset) with a dual ultra DMA 3 Eide
controller and a new maxtor 4.3 gb ultra DMA 3 HDD.
The HDD is patitioned as follows c:\ - 3.0 gb NTFS d:\ 1.2 GB Fat16. Mys
stem boots off the root 3.
Shawn McMahon wrote:
> You should keep in mind some of Dale Carnegie's principles. (Say what you
> like about the man, but he knew people and he knew how to convince them of
> things.) (snipped)
Very thoughtfull wording Shawn! I agree to a point.IMHO, the best way to
respond is not to respond a
/ Thomas Lund wrote:
| Has anyone seen some apache 1.3.0 rpm's anywhere? I tried to find them
| yesterday but gave up.
Yeah, I've uploaded Apache 1.3.0 and PHP 3.0 rpm's to Red Hat several
days ago. They've still not made it out of Incoming though
I can make them available from somewhere el
Hopefully people will actually read this since no one seems to
be interested in RPMs.
I keep getting Data Type 9 not supported when
installing sendmail 8.8.7 on our Linux 4.2 box. What does this
mean?
Chris
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Sim Robert wrote:
> I used lpr to print a dvi file, but while the printer was printing,
> I switched the printer off and then shut down the Linux. Thereafter,
Well, don't do that again. :) Print queues on Unix are stubborn, er,
especially reliable. :)
> how. Is there a
Emacs acts that way. I don't know what the command is to go to the beggining
or end of a line, though.
>How come when I hit the "end" key in emacs, it goes to the end of
>file rather than the end of line? Similar with the "home" key.
>
>
>Thanks a lot.
>
>
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>> I have a p166 lying around with a 2gig hard drive that I've been
>>meaning to get linux and (*gasp*) win95 (for games and such ;). Now what
>>I have been looking around for is the cut off point in megs that the
>>1024th cylander is on. If I were to make a dos-fat partition how big
>>
Would like to pick up 5.1 locally since I'm in hurry.
Does anybody know any retailers in the NoVA/DC area?
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How come when I hit the "end" key in emacs, it goes to the end of
file rather than the end of line? Similar with the "home" key.
Thanks a lot.
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I used lpr to print a dvi file, but while the printer was printing,
I switched the printer off and then shut down the Linux. Thereafter,
every time I reboot again, the printer would insist on printing that
dvi file. However, all I get was garbage letters. Page after page. I
really want to sto
I just had to say I downloaded PgAccess v0.88 today, unpacked the tar ball
on my RedHat Linux 5.1 system running PostgreSQL v6.3.2 and it worked
first time with no hassals. I didn't have to rebuild anything.
Very Nice.
For those in a similar situation as I, (new to PostgreSQL), PgAccess is a
vis
Could I upgrade from 5.0 to 5.1 using rpm instead of the regular 2-disk
installation? Will there be any side effect?
Thanks.
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Hi
When my users run som program in background and just loging out,the background program
just keep runing and are left in 'con'!
WHY ???
Regards,
Nima Mortazavi
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Hi,
I have a task to write a program to change a TCP port number to a
different port meaning that I 'd like to
redirect a http request on port 80 to https port 443 and responses
from port 443 to 80.
The reason to do this way is that we have some of customers must use
http, but we like to use
Eons ago I installed Redhat 4.0 from a Jaz drive using the boot floppys
worked fine then but now I dn't have the luxury of converting the tar I
download to a linux filesystem in order for the boot floppys to be able to
mount the linux filesystem.
So, I'd like to know if it's possible to ftp onto
I'm using the FireGL but I had to get a diff X server.. I used Xfree
with the permedia2 from SuSE and it works great..
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Tim Larkins (EUKSHEL1PO) wrote:
| I'm about to upgrade my graphic's accel board and i've got it down
|to either a FireGL Pro 1000 or a Millenium II..
> I have a p166 lying around with a 2gig hard drive that I've been
>meaning to get linux and (*gasp*) win95 (for games and such ;). Now what
>I have been looking around for is the cut off point in megs that the
>1024th cylander is on. If I were to make a dos-fat partition how big
>shou
Mr. Dodge, thank you for taking the time to bring up the subject of Linux;
and what's more important, to admit that you don't know everything about it,
instead of just condemning it on the "if I don't know it, I must not need
it" principle.
What's so great about Linux? Well, quite a number of th
Howdy peoples..
I have a p166 lying around with a 2gig hard drive that I've been
meaning to get linux and (*gasp*) win95 (for games and such ;). Now what
I have been looking around for is the cut off point in megs that the
1024th cylander is on. If I were to make a dos-fat partition
Jeremy Domingue wrote:
> Anyone have any ideas of what I could try? This is really frustrating, and
> also
> pretty sad when my NT box which is only a P166 is more stable than my dual P2
> linux box!
I have quite the opposite experience. What to do... what to do
-eric wood
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On Wed, 10 Jun 1998, Jon A. Christopher wrote:
> Hello
>
> After upgrading from 5.0 to 5.1, I can no longer display remote X
> applications on my terminal. It's not an xhost problem, as I've got that
> set. However, whenever I try to remote-display an X application, it kills
> my X session and
Anyone have anything for a KFC Smile 17", Trident 9680 video card, and
Xwindows.
All I get is a jagged blue line at the bottom and a reboot is all I got to
get out of it.
Can't be doing that either, mission critical system and all.
One more question, rcp and remote machine copying. How?? How do
I had the same problem and it proved to be two things. The power supply and
heat, and the ram.
Changed the ram chips completely out, installed new and bigger fan and wala.
Many days have passed since then with no problems.
Try this, ram ain't what it used to be. I know, we build machines all da
Well, that's another thing I'm sure it's not I've already tried
replacing all the ram in the machine with new ram, and also tried new hard
drives and a new net card. And yes, I have downloaded all of the updates
to 5.0. It's really odd what it's doing. and it's always after at least
5 day
Steven Ray Lane wrote:
> How do I configure the Linux 5.0 server for Netware support?
In addition to the IPX support in the kernel, you might also want to look at
the mars-nwe package (on the RedHat CD and elsewhere); it's a Netware server
emulator and also includes nice tools and docs for makin
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Jeremy Domingue wrote:
> I am running RedHat 5.0 with kernel 2.0.34pre11 on a Dual P2 266 w/ 512mb RAM.
> After about 5-7 days up, it crashes with a bunch of garbage on the console.
Well, it *sounds* like you've got hardware problems. Could be faulty RAM.
I take it you've
Hey all
I am running RedHat 5.0 with kernel 2.0.34pre11 on a Dual P2 266 w/ 512mb RAM.
After about 5-7 days up, it crashes with a bunch of garbage on the console.
I've look at the messages log, and there is nothing out of the ordinary it
just drops off and picks up again when the compute
Why would anyone want this when Hylafax does the same thing and is FREE!
Geesh!
Steve
David Coelho wrote:
> EtherPage(TM) Now Available on Linux
>
> We are looking for beta testers for our EtherPage product
> running under Linux. If interested, you can download
> software and request a
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Iztok Polanic wrote:
> Why doesn't work this:
>
> e2fsck -yt /dev/hdx
e2fsck won't run on a mounted filesystem, you would have to unmount the
filesystem first. Well, it'll run, but I don't think it will do it
non-interactively. It will raise quite a fuss.
Why are y
> Hello !!!
>
> Why doesn't work this:
>
> e2fsck -yt /dev/hdx
You should only fsck a filesystem when it's unmounted.
> I also tried this:
>
> echo "y" | e2fsck -t /dev/hdx
>
> but it also doesn't worked, because e2fsck is aborted. So my question is,
> how to make that e2fsck could r
cmu-snmp-utils is the package you want... not sure if it requires
cmu-snmp as well... How you don't have an alpha, since the snmp packages
are horribly broken on alpha...
Randy Carpenter - UNIX Systems Admin First Ne
I think I may need a good reference for networking. I have my PPP
connection running just fine, but I cannot reach anything on my LAN. My
network card is working properly, but I do not know how to set it up to
access anything locally.. Can someone just give me some quick tips?
Thanks..
Br
-Original Message-
From: RedHat List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, June 12, 1998 8:46 AM
Subject: Re: Root through telnet (Redhat read this!)
> i have RedHat 5.1 with shadow 971001 and su suports a wheel
>group..
Excellent! Glad to see Red
After reading some of the letters posted gleefully by list readers, I've
come up with another suggestion for those of you planning to write responses
to journalists who don't understand Linux:
Before you send the letter, let your Mom/Girlfriend/Boyfriend/Teacher read
it.
That's BEFORE you send
Iztok Polanic wrote:
> Is there a way how to install in a rpm only selected files not the
> whole package and still able to delete it???
I've read the rpm page once before trying to do what you are asking. I
think that's a limitation of RPM (along with interactive install
scripting and native co
Does anyone know where I can get an rpm with snmpwalk in it? I need it
for an MRTG script.. Thanks!
Bryan
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James Youngman wrote:
> > "sf" == Steve Frampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> sf> Mylex DAC960PD - Supported? "Unknown"
>
If this is a Mylex SCSI controller, I've had great luck with them. They're the same
as BusLogic.
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>
> "3 button emulation" means that by pressing both buttons on a two button
> mouse, it will act as if the center button on a two button mouse has been
> selected.
>
> If you have a 3 button mouse don't choose "3 button emulation".
>
Yes, I know this. I have a 2 button mouse.
my original
I keep getting Data Type 9 not supported when
installing sendmail 8.8.7 on our Linux 4.2 box. What does this
mean?
Chris
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Steve Smith wrote:
> I installed RH5.1, using XFreeSVGA server with Matrox
> Millenium (4MB). I can't cut and paste text using the
> mouse, it seems there is nothing mapped to 3rd mouse
> button (I chose 3 button emulation in XF86Setup). Did
> I do something wrong or is this
After upgrading from RH 4.2 to RH 5.1 (I actually wiped everything and
reinstalled), my computer has been giving me seg faults on many different
apps, including:
gcc (compiling normal programs)
gcc (random deaths while compiling kernels)
emacs
fvwm2
make
I know that this usually ind
There is a glibc (libc6) version of kde and qt available as well as the libc5
IIRC. I'm using it (glibc version w/5.0) with no problems - maybe you had the
glibc version before?
Hossein S. Zadeh wrote:
>
> Hi there,
> After the reinstall I installed the latest 'qt', and kde beta 4 (libc5
> vers
I installed RH5.1, using XFreeSVGA server with Matrox
Millenium (4MB). I can't cut and paste text using the
mouse, it seems there is nothing mapped to 3rd mouse
button (I chose 3 button emulation in XF86Setup). Did
I do something wrong or is this the wm behavior, how to
cut and paste?
Steve
Ste
I just wnat to know if what I am doing is correct...
I have a Microsoft Sound Card Aztech,
I put the module of Microsoft Cards
Then I did insmod sound, but it alway put the uart401 module,
Then I put the sound configuration on the kernel and it says the de device
is busy.
I want to do it as a modu
Hi,
Hi,
I am involved to write a program, which translation
a port number (e.g. port 80 to port 443).
Is there a utility already being used or a sample
program, which does the similar thing.
The program is supposed to redirect http requests (port 80) to https
port (443) and
https responses (
On 12 Jun, Kyle Moore wrote:
> About a year ago I came across a great FAQ (or HOW-TO) on starting your own
> ISP. It included business plans, hardware and software recommendations and
> so much more. Can anyone here point me in the direction to this or
> something like this? I'm still searching
I am using RedHat 5.1 along with XWinPro for WinNT workstation.
When I try to use the rexec command in the startup menu to issue a command,
I get this:
REXEC Error.
Can't open socket! Command failed
I am going crazy here. I've read the docs, and went to DejaNews, but to no
avail.
I enabled rexec
At 08:34 AM 6/11/98 -0500, you wrote:
>[Sorry if this is a "repeat," unless my settings have changed
>surreptitiously, I should have received a copy of this the first time it
>posted but didn't, so I'm assuming it was lost.]
>
>Red Hat 5.0 2.0.31
>Installed and compiled 2.1.85 without any problems
-Original Message-
From: Graham Knopp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, June 12, 1998 3:16 AM
Subject: Re: partition problem - DUH!
>no other unusual occurrences. So I am left with an unanswered question.
>
>Why did the partition table get erase
hi... a possibility is to include something like Diald... in the RedHat
distribution... and configured specifically to work with the RedHat ppp
scripts... for people who are on a network... and who have a dynamic inet
connection... so that anyone on the local network can bring up the link...
on d
Blasphemy :-)
We challenge you to a dual at dawn :-).
Joe.
> -Original Message-
> From: Dan Cyr [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 12 June 1998 12:16
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: How do I burn a RedHat 5.1 cd
>
>
> I am asking this for a friend, who has tried many ways to b
>>And I can honestly say that had my first computer been a
>>pentium with windoze, I would not have fallen completely in love with
>>technology the way that I did.
I couldn't agree more. My history of computer use makes Linux all the more
appealing, and that article all the more disturbing. I
Hello !!!
Is there a way how to install in a rpm only selected files not the
whole package and still able to delete it???
Bye.
xx //
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> "sf" == Steve Frampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sf> I called 1-800-Digital and asked about the devices. The RAID controller
sf> is a Mylex (probably a DAC960PD but tech wasn't sure). The SCSI
sf> controller is an Adaptec 7880. The ethernet card is Digital 21143
sf> chipset-based.
sf>
On 10 Jun 98 at 19:00, you wrote:
> As far as I know, there is no
> way to install DOS on any other than the first partition/first disk. If
> someone knows how, I'd like the answer to this one, as well...
>
Check out:
http://www.vein.hu/~nagyd/mrbooter.html
>From the home page:
Key Features
Is anyone interested in registering their usage of Linux?
I have found this link.
Maybe some of the Linux Online Mags coud put a link to this site, that
way we could get a better indication of how many Linux Users there
really is.
Anybody know any other links?
http://counter.li.org:80/index.h
Ladies and Gentlemen:
I had previously written to express my displeasure with the
Red Hat decision *NOT* to include the standard MULE features in Emacs
20, instead doing horrible Norwegian hacking to get rid of the support
for oriental languages. Well, not only that, there is no support
Hello !!!
Why doesn't work this:
e2fsck -yt /dev/hdx
The "y" command should answer to all question yes, but it doesn't.
-y Assume an answer of ``yes'' to all questions;
allows e2fsck to be used non-interactively.
I also tried this:
echo "y" | e2
You should keep in mind some of Dale Carnegie's principles. (Say what you
like about the man, but he knew people and he knew how to convince them of
things.)
Don't tell them they're wrong. This just makes them defensive. Call
attention to their mistakes indirectly.
Get them agreeing with you
-Original Message-
From: Robert Hailman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, June 11, 1998 10:04 PM
Subject: Re: Linux Bigot??
>Bere are some quotes from the angry mail I sent the author of that article:
>"You write from the point of view of someo
Pete,
This may not even be close, but:
There was an article in Linux Journal #43 - 11/97 about GIMP
and one of the tips was "gimp --no-xshm" if the remote system
does not support the MIT-SHM extension.
Check your Sun Box with "xdpyinfo | grep MIT-SHM"
We're having to stay at 2.5 due to applicat
> "sf" == Steve Frampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
sf> Mylex DAC960PD - Supported? "Unknown"
Pass.
sf> Adaptec 7880 - not listed
Effectively an on-board AHA2940uw. The Dell PowerEdge from which I'm
posting has one (plus a 7860 and a real 2940). It works fine with
stock Red Hat 5
Hello:
I am considering purchasing a Digital Server 3205. Before I do, I
want to ensure it, including all hardware such as SCSI and Ethernet
interfaces, work with Linux. Here are the specs:
Digital Server 3205
- Pentium II 300MhZ
- 288Mb RAM (2 x 16Mb, 4 x 64Mb)
- SCSI 12X CD-ROM drive,
- Inte
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998, Tony Garland wrote:
> I've noticed that there are times when I initiate a shutdown as root where
> the gpm program (mouse support) seems to hang the shutdown process. If I
> manually kill gpm prior to initiating shutdown, then things work fine. Any
> idea why this is so an
>I've noticed that there are times when I initiate a shutdown as root where
>the gpm program (mouse support) seems to hang the shutdown process. If I
>manually kill gpm prior to initiating shutdown, then things work fine. Any
>idea why this is so and how to correct it?
Dunno, but you could expl
-Original Message-
From: Jeremy Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, June 11, 1998 8:27 PM
Subject: Re: Linux Bigot??
>This guy is an idiot.
That's not useful at all.
He's uninformed about Linux,
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