Works fine in sh-utils-2.0.1
On Wed, Jan 19, 2000 at 10:37:22AM -0300, Ivan Jager wrote:
How can this be???
"today" is the same as "yesterday" or "tomorrow"!!
[ivanj@radius ivanj]$ date
Wed Jan 19 10:14:12 PYST 2000
[ivanj@radius ivanj]$ date --date yesterday
Wed Jan 19 10:15:19 PYST
Charles,
I don't know how logrotate does, but this scheme would lose data if (on
a busy system) the process is actively writing to the log file in the
moment of the 'rotate' action.
From the moment you have made a copy until you truncate the contents of
the file, a number of lines (and/or part
hello ...
ia have problem with static compiling (linking) with my prog for X
... when i'm compiling it dynamicaly, it runs ok ...
here is the listing:
cc -static -O2 -Wall -D__RELEASE -DNO_SEAL -o bin/lxwin.so lxwin.o
-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lXext -lXxf86vm -lXxf86dga -lXdpms -lXi -lXp -lXss
Need to create a "hotmail" like solution for the ISp user
Currently I have,
/boot 16
/ 1.5g
swap 125mb
/usr 3gb
/mail 6gb
/news 25gb
I have installed Apache, Dmail and Dwebmail
I did a test by typing http://ipaddress/cgi-bin/dwebmail.cgi and it works
Problem
1) When I want to edit
David Kramer wrote:
If I turn on a connected SCSI device, is there a way of telling Linux to
rescan the SCSI bus?
Yup, try this. Works for me.
--cut---
#!/bin/sh
#
#
# Add a SCSI device dynamically
#
# This is for the CDRoms 1
The reverse has to be the exact virtual domain which you are hosting.
else the vpopd doens't know which directory to serve.
At 07:00 PM 1/19/00 -0700, you wrote:
Yes -- there is a virtual ip alias setup and set to mail.foo.com
problem seems to be in reverse IP mapping -- ??
sixx wrote:
did
My colleage has managed to install RH6.1 (6 wouldn't install). As I say he
wants to use it as a fileserver. However, network configurator won't
recognise the network card which is an intel ether express pro. It is
finding a card on device eth0. But ping an ip address) reveals it is not
Try one of the other cards in the selection. For me the last one works. I
think its windows sound card (something like that) or try MAD16. I've read
that SB compatable usually means not. I have an aztech galaxy nova card. I
still cannot get my CD player to work though it plays but no sound
Agreed.
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Gustav Schaffter wrote:
Charles,
I don't know how logrotate does, but this scheme would lose data if (on
a busy system) the process is actively writing to the log file in the
moment of the 'rotate' action.
From the moment you have made a copy until you
Try assigning a lower i/o and a lower irq. Try irq 7 and i/o 350
on eth1. It looks like it recognized that second card okay. The
first one is what it doen't recognize. But since it works, i'd
just as soon leave it alone. Did you check the 3com website to
see if there's a newer driver you can
I didn't see anyone explain this (I may have missed it though)
so I'll attempt to explain it myself for you.
IIRC the components of an acl declaration are OR'ed
and the components of an http_access declaration are AND'ed
( I hope I don't have these backward! )
So, if I may alter your
Sorry for the OT post but I need some feedback on VMware
I am thinking about format c:\ on my windows box and turning it into a linux
server. The problem is that I still have some mission critical apps that are
winblows only and I have a few games I like to play on winblows. Is running
Winblows
newbie
I am thinking of buying a digital camera, but would like to download the
pictures to my linux box. Does anyone know of a manufacturer that
supports linux, or is there a utility I can use?
-red
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I am able to get photos from a Nikon Cool pics 900 to my Linux box. I have
a PCMCIA reader installed in the computer. I simply use this to transfer
photos in. Let me know if you would like more info.
Brian
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On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 10:38:11AM -0500, James Peret wrote:
newbie
I am thinking of buying a digital camera, but would like to download the
pictures to my linux box. Does anyone know of a manufacturer that
supports linux, or is there a utility I can use?
I'm using a Philips ESP80X
James,
Sony produces the 'Mavica' series of digital cameras. Though big, they
come in handy since they store the pictures as .jpg files on a std DOS
formatted 3.5" diskette.
This way you become independent of hardware/software issues as long as
you can load a DOS formatted diskette and show
Not to get wrapped up in the quality debate, but do you really want to be
carrying around a box full of floppy disks ... ? :)
Besides; 1.4meg jpg is the *best* you can save an image as. Limited,
IMHO.
Jason
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At 11:01 PM 1/19/00 -0800, greg walsh wrote:
But several packages had missing dependencies. I did a full install
originally, everything but some of the developer stuff. It seems to me
that I should have the requisite files, given that I installed 6.1 and
am updating 6.1 --but given the
I'm not sure if this is the right list for this question. If
it's not, please let me know where I should be sending it.
At work we have an HP 5SiMX printer. I haven't been able to
get it to print reliably for my RH6.1 box. Does anyone have
experience with configuring RedHat for use with this
I am having a problem booting my newly compiled kernel. The new kernel
will not mount /root which is raid0. I looked through the configuration 5
times and cannot see what I am doing wrong. I am using 2 1gig disks with
an Adaptec 2940, abit bh6 with a celeron ppga 400. My machine runs fine
I do not need to use appletalk/netatalk (or
shouldn't) because an apple laserwriter 16/600PS
that I wish to setup on my linux box (RH 6.1)
is not on an appletalk network, but is shared
on a TCPIP network. I assume I will need to
use samba. Am I correct?
In any case, in trying to start out
I have this exact same problem and I can not figure it out either.
Nine is on a portable that we did not have Modem card for at first,
but we got one later. I sent in and tried to set up PPP the same as
I have done on other boxes, but this is all the messages I get.
-Brett
Derek Tattersall
The requests are increasing for this procedure. I haven't had time to
clean it up. So I'm just forwarding you what I sent to the others
requesting this procedure. Lots of verbage. Just read through it until
you get to the DETAILED PROCEDURE with numbered steps. I've also
obtained
Jake,
Did you make a ram disk image to load your raid software? I
had a problem like that when i upgraded kernels. None of my
scsi drivers were loading. After you make a ramdisk, you'll
need to tell lilo to use that when it boots up the system.
Here's the relevant entry from my lilo.conf:
Jake Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having a problem booting my newly compiled kernel. The new kernel
will not mount /root which is raid0. I looked through the configuration 5
times and cannot see what I am doing wrong. I am using 2 1gig disks with
an Adaptec 2940, abit bh6 with a
* Bret Hughes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
There appears to be a copy and truncate functions that never acually
closes or deletes the file. The man page talks about it being there for
programs that cannot be restarted. That is what prompted my question.
I have not had a chance to try it yet
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 10:53:08AM -0700, Eric Sisler wrote:
I was just getting ready to ask a similar question. I just installed 6.1
on a testbed server and configured all the filesystems as RAID1, including
/ and /boot. I was wondering about the mechanics of this with a custom
kernel.
I have an Olympus D-320R and it works well. GPhoto
tends to crash when downloading, but the PhotoPC package
seems to be quite reliable.
Overall, I have been VERY impressed with digital
cameras and Linux -- great combination. You can
use EE and GIMP to process the images :)
Cheers,
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* Paul Brown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi All,
A couple of questions and an FYI:
Does anyone know of a web site (not www.specbench.org) or other
information source that can help me evaluate the performance
differences between Linux 2.2.14 and FreeBSD 3.4?
Dates when Intel-based Linux
Steve wrote:
Sorry for the OT post but I need some feedback on VMware
I am thinking about format c:\ on my windows box and turning it into a linux
server. The problem is that I still have some mission critical apps
I've used VMware to run Quicken without any problems (so far). This is
I made an initrd image /sbin/mkinitrd /boot/initrd-2.2.14.img 2.2.14
(kerel name is vmlinuz-2.2.14)
My adaptec 2940 is being found but my system cannot mount / and stops
because of this. Is there anyway I can capture the output of the startup
even though it doesn't complete? (dmesg would be
I am running icq on win98, which gets to the net via linux masq and a cable
modem (always up). From my point, it works fine. other icq users see me as
going on and off line every min or 2, which makes sending me a message a bit
of a pain for them.
Environment: mandrake linux 2.2.13-22. I have
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Carl Karsten wrote:
I am running icq on win98, which gets to the net via linux masq and a cable
modem (always up). From my point, it works fine. other icq users see me as
going on and off line every min or 2, which makes sending me a message a bit
Steve Borho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just getting ready to ask a similar question. I just installed 6.1
on a testbed server and configured all the filesystems as RAID1, including
/ and /boot. I was wondering about the mechanics of this with a custom
kernel. I'm guessing that initrd
1) Is it possible to effectively determine if a command executed
successfully or failed? 2) If so, does it work on every command?
Note: Detailed Documentation(s) and Sample(s) are more than welcome.
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On Wed, Jan 19, 2000 at 09:49:57AM -0500, Rita Meng wrote:
: Has anyone gotten mysql to work with php3 on red hat 6.1? I have tried
: several different installs.
http://www.jasons.org/modssl.phtml
If you don't want SSL, only pay attention to the PHP and MySQL parts.
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Hi,
I am yet to get the version that Bernard talked about..
But here is something more that i want to ask..sometimes when there is a
freeze the standard ctrl-alt-bkspc works fine and I am thrown to the prompt
but sometimes it refuses to do anything...But i can telnet from someother
machine and
I just recompiled again but without the initrd, but said yes to all block
raid choices as well as for my scsi adapter(2940). I just don't know!
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Eric Sisler wrote:
Steve Borho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was just getting ready to ask a similar question. I just
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 12:11:54PM -0700, Eric Sisler wrote:
If you're / is a software raid device, then you'll need to either compile
in that raid level into the kernel, or make it modular and create an
initrd.
So what you're saying is that it works either way, just like SCSI card
Not all true my friend. I installed redhat 6.1 and have two scsi disks.
/boot is raid 1 and / is raid 0. Everything works great but I recompiled
my kernel and now I am out of luck. How did Redhat do it? I am here
because I want the question answered?
That is my 2 cents,
I've been recently frustrated by a network problem that I can seem to get
my arms around. I have a 3 node network, a work machine running NT4.0, a
family machine running Win98, and my old family machine running RedHat 6.1.
I am in the process of implementing the Linux box (Cyrix 6x86 P120+)
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 01:08:48PM -0600, Jake Johnson wrote:
Not all true my friend. I installed redhat 6.1 and have two scsi disks.
/boot is raid 1 and / is raid 0. Everything works great but I recompiled
my kernel and now I am out of luck. How did Redhat do it? I am here
because I want
I've been watching this Squid ACL discussion for a while now, and have
my own question, since the subject is under discussion.
Does anyone know of anywhere on the Internet I can download a list of
"bad" WWW sites to block? Preferably in a format that I can pull right
into the Squid ACL's?
I
Hi All,
I believe the point was made earlier that these binaries will also run on
celerons and AMD Athlons (K7s) as well.
-Jeff
Allen Bolderoff wrote:
We are proud to announce a PRE-BETA release of i686 compiled RPMS for Redhat
6.1
Feel free to test them.
YOU MUST UPGRADE TO gcc
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Jake Johnson wrote:
Not all true my friend. I installed redhat 6.1 and have two scsi
disks. /boot is raid 1 and / is raid 0. Everything works great but I
recompiled my kernel and now I am out of luck. How did Redhat do it?
So, what you're saying here is that you
Steve wrote:
Sorry for the OT post but I need some feedback on VMware
I am thinking about format c:\ on my windows box and turning it into a
linux server. The problem is that I still have some mission critical apps
that are winblows only and I have a few games I like to play on
winblows. Is
%- I know a lot in the mailing list may consider this to be censorship, but
%- I have a real problem with an otherwise good employee who apparently has
%- a tendency to go surfing for pornography on the WWW. I would like to
%- block it if I can...
Instead of trying to manage and maintain a list
I don't recall how to regexprepl all occurences with one pass, but using a
script lang like tcl w/sed:
## Repeat using a do while to change from CSV to oeSV:
set newdata [exec sed -e s/","/oe/ $data]
##
##Then:
set listdata [split $newdata oe]
##
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On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Jeff Smelser wrote:
does anyone have a script/program to logout inactive users??
clobberd
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You've got a point. I'm pushing for a written Internet policy for the
company, but its taking a little while to get one published. I was
hoping to block the stuff anyway
Thanks!
Juha Saarinen wrote:
%- I know a lot in the mailing list may consider this to be censorship, but
%- I have
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, William B. Herman wrote:
It seems that I have people who are trying to telnet into my machine.
They seem to be either changing their ISP or spoofing their IP
address. There is no reason these addresses should be telneting into
our machine. My guess is they are
i am running rh6.1 and using pumpd to obtain my ip
from my dsl modem. when i activate the ethernet
device, i get the ip, but it hangs ifconfig. why is
this and where exactly is the ip stored?
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Do You Yahoo!?
Talk to your friends online with
I remember reading some posts recently about the Athlon processor. I didn't
pay attention to those at the time, but now I have someone asking about
putting Linux on one of those chips. How compatible are these chips
with RH6.0 or greater? What are the problems being experienced?
Thanks,
When Allen Bolderoff mentioned the "higher" in "RUN THEM ON A PENTIUM-PRO,
PII, PIII or Higher", he was subconsiously refering to the Athlon. :)
-eric wood
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From: Jeff Mings [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, January 20, 2000
I remember a while ago someone was asking a question related to running in
multiple DSL lines for an ISP. I find that I now need to do something
similar for our company.
Does anyone have a line on an appliance that will take multiple incoming DSL
lines and multiplex them into a single large data
I know this is probably easy and I'having a brain fart but I had 2 cdroms in my
linux box
/dev/cdrom
/dev/cdrom2
I removed the cd that was linked to /dev/cdrom and want change the other cdrom
drive from /devcdrom2 to /dev/cdrom
How do I do this??
TIA
Steve
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%- -Original Message-
%- From: Jim Morris
Netopia makes DSL routers that can handle multiple DSL lines.
Jim
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Brad 'GreyBear' Davis wrote:
I remember a while ago someone was asking a question related to running in
multiple DSL lines for an ISP. I find that I now need to do something
similar for our company.
Rod,
I've been recently frustrated by a network problem that I can seem to
get my arms around. I have a 3 node network, a work machine running
NT 4.0, a family machine running Win98, and my old family machine
running RedHat 6.1. I am in the process of implementing the Linux box
(Cyrix 6x86
* Carey F. Cox ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I remember reading some posts recently about the Athlon processor. I didn't
pay attention to those at the time, but now I have someone asking about
putting Linux on one of those chips. How compatible are these chips
with RH6.0 or greater?
100%
* Steve ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I know this is probably easy and I'having a brain fart but I had 2 cdroms in my
linux box
/dev/cdrom
/dev/cdrom2
I removed the cd that was linked to /dev/cdrom and want change the other cdrom
drive from /devcdrom2 to /dev/cdrom
How do I do this??
Sorry for the OT post but I need some feedback on VMware
I am thinking about format c:\ on my windows box and turning it into a
linux
server. The problem is that I still have some mission critical apps that
are
winblows only and I have a few games I like to play on winblows. Is
running
* Michael J. McGillick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Evening Everyone:
I just bought the Diamond Viper II Video card. I'm curious if anyone know
offhand whether this card works with the current release of XFree86
distributed with Red Hat 6.1. The release of XFree86 is: XFree86-3.3.5-3.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
When Allen Bolderoff mentioned the "higher" in "RUN THEM ON A
PENTIUM-PRO, PII, PIII or Higher", he was subconsiously refering to
the Athlon. :)
-eric wood
whack Thats what it must have been :)
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Thanks Tom!
I was making it way more dificult than it had to be.
Steve
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Tom Gilbert wrote:
* Steve ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I know this is probably easy and I'having a brain fart but I had 2 cdroms in my
linux box
/dev/cdrom
/dev/cdrom2
I removed the cd
If you are doing this synchonously, as in the processes are not
backgrounded, then most shells have a shell variable that evaluates
to the return code from the last separate command executed.
Try $? in bash, zsh, ksh, and perl.
If it is backgrounded, then this requires more advanced scripting
On Jan 20, Eric Wood wrote:
When Allen Bolderoff mentioned the "higher" in "RUN THEM ON A PENTIUM-PRO,
PII, PIII or Higher", he was subconsiously refering to the Athlon. :)
Thank you for that information. I was wondering about that... BTW, is the
Athalon a good processor, or does it have
Thanks, but Netopia's products are all SDSL or IDSL. Service here is limited
to ADSL currently. Any other ideas from folks? Perhaps discrete routers and
a VPN scheme would solve my problem?
Brad 'GreyBear' Davis - CTO, PeoplePublish, Inc.
On
For the most part, it's just an x86. However, you should run I think it's
2.2.12 minimum, maybe it's 2.2.13, but around that anyway. Devel kernels
from 2.3.30 on should be ok to. There's just a little funky stuff to get
the chip to really sing that's in those kernels. You should go to deja
On Jan 20, J. Scott Kasten wrote:
For the most part, it's just an x86. However, you should run I think it's
2.2.12 minimum, maybe it's 2.2.13, but around that anyway. Devel kernels
from 2.3.30 on should be ok to. There's just a little funky stuff to get
the chip to really sing that's in
* Rob Saul ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is there a way to extract just one file from an
rpm?
~Rob
Try "man rpm", or even easier, use mc to browse the contents of an rpm
like a directory, and copy stuff out.
Tom.
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working great here (500mhz) on a stock 2.2.5-15 RH6.1 kernel.
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Michael George wrote:
On Jan 20, Eric Wood wrote:
When Allen Bolderoff mentioned the "higher" in "RUN THEM ON A PENTIUM-PRO,
PII, PIII or Higher", he was subconsiously refering to the Athlon. :)
Thank
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Reiner Rusch wrote:
P.S.: Excuse my bad english! Just learned from the error-messages of
WINDOWS!! :-)
lol.
no sir, you made much more sense than someone who learnt engish that way!
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The biggest problem I have had with the Athlon Proc is envy. Yes, pure,
green, envy. I built one around an ASUS K7M board... and I want it. bad.
128 megs ram, 32meg video just watching it do a memory test in less
than 1/2 second gives me shivers.
Bye bye pentiums... I'm going Athlon from
I have a K6-3 450 that I has Redhat6.0 installed. As I did not do the
install myself, there were several features which were lacking. So I
would like to deal with the mess by upgrading to RH6.1.
Unfortunately this machine does not have a CD-ROM in it. I would like to
mount the CD-ROM on another
I'm in a similar situation (except no Athalon on the horizon)... IIRC, The
HCL at Red Hat's web site claims that some Athalon MB's are partially
incompatible with Linux but the chip itself is no problem.
At 03:10 PM 1/20/00 -0600, Carey F. Cox wrote:
I remember reading some posts recently
sorry, I should have mentioned that linux only saw 64MB of RAM, so I had
to tell it about the other 192MB :)
So yes, the MB has an issue there, but no others that I have noticed.
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Alan Mead wrote:
I'm in a similar situation (except no Athalon on the horizon)... IIRC, The
yes, providing the other machine runs *nix you can install via nfs. I have
not done it myself, but you can also do installs via http and smb (if the
other PCs are windows).
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Mark A. Zottola wrote:
I have a K6-3 450 that I has Redhat6.0 installed. As I did not do the
Charles Galpin wrote:
working great here (500mhz) on a stock 2.2.5-15 RH6.1 kernel.
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Michael George wrote:
On Jan 20, Eric Wood wrote:
When Allen Bolderoff mentioned the "higher" in "RUN THEM ON A PENTIUM-PRO,
PII, PIII or Higher", he was subconsiously refering
You need to make sure you have persistent superblocks, and also
set the partition types to "fd". Then pass the right parameters
to LILO.
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yup, excpet we will all need to wait a while for a fast one. Looks really
interesting though.
I was a bit surprised though. I fully expected a 64 bit architecture, but
I guess their arch. allows them to know layer a 64 chipset on top of it.
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, David wrote:
Charles Galpin
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Reiner Rusch wrote:
Sorry for the OT post but I need some feedback on VMware
I am thinking about format c:\ on my windows box and turning it into a
linux
server. The problem is that I still have some mission critical apps that
are
winblows only and I have a few
Don't know what I may be getting myself into here, but what do you guys
think about the Crusoe? Sounds absolutely awesome!! (with Linus there,
how could it not be??) And IBM seems to be a friend of Linux too. I
think this could be the start of the dethroning of bad software (M$) for
good.
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 05:55:08PM -0500, Charles Galpin wrote:
| yes, providing the other machine runs *nix you can install via nfs. I have
| not done it myself, but you can also do installs via http and smb (if the
| other PCs are windows).
Well I have done it. Works just fine. Make a floppy
Good to know also. I tried the cat /dev/null logfile technique and
while I did not loos any data there is about 4K or so of garbage at the
begining of the logfile. In less it shows up as all '@' (noquotes)
symbols.
Does not look good for the cat dev/null technique. I am going to use
the
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 12:23:09PM -0700, SoloCDM wrote:
| 1) Is it possible to effectively determine if a command executed
| successfully or failed?
Sure. Every command has an exit status, which is zero on success and
nonzero on failure (some commands have a well documented assortment of
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 03:12:20PM -0800, Brandon Dorman wrote:
Don't know what I may be getting myself into here, but what do you
guys think about the Crusoe? Sounds absolutely awesome!! (with
Linus there, how could it not be??) And IBM seems to be a friend
of Linux too. I think this
It's not really processor specific, but specific to the IDE chip sets
you're using. However, a board for an advanced processor like the athelon
is going to have an advanced IDE chip set as well.
I think your best bet is the deja archives in both cases.
On Thu, Jan 20, 2000 at 05:32:35PM -0500,
I need to convert a few pages of a pdf to a few gif files. I have gotten as
far as converting them to pbm, using pdftopbm, but can't figure out how to
go from pbm to gif, or anything else that can go to gif.
On a related but non linux subject: does anyone know where I can get a 4up
W2 image?
* Carl Karsten ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I need to convert a few pages of a pdf to a few gif files. I have gotten as
far as converting them to pbm, using pdftopbm, but can't figure out how to
go from pbm to gif, or anything else that can go to gif.
On a related but non linux subject: does
Charles Galpin wrote:
yup, except we will all need to wait a while for a fast one. Looks really
interesting though.
I was a bit surprised though. I fully expected a 64 bit architecture, but
I guess their arch. allows them to know layer a 64 chipset on top of it.
h...yes, i was
I have the feeling I am just about to make myself look very silly,
but what is this "Crusoe" you are talking about ???
Philippe
David [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Charles Galpin wrote:
yup, except we will all need to wait a while for a fast one. Looks really
interesting though.
Hi, Philippe,
Have you been reading slahdot? Try this http://www.transmeta.com.
Hidong
Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
I have the feeling I am just about to make myself look very silly,
but what is this "Crusoe" you are talking about ???
Philippe
David [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dan
where is kudzu started?
I did not add the pre-install pcmcia_core line. It was already there
Frank Nicholas
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From: Ron Golan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 20 January 2000 3:51
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Subject: Re: Using PPP with pcmcia card
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How to safely move /var/spool/mail directory to somewhere else?
Because my /var partition is filling up.
thanks in advance,
Ganbold Ts.
System engineer
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I have a sony Mavica 781 and love it. The pictures are
great
quality even at 8X10. Yes I use alot of floppy but the
upside
is when you run out on vacation you can but more
anywhere.
I have just started playing with compupic and it looks
really
promising of course to use my hp photosmart I still
Wait and see what the gurus say, but I would probably create a
partition, mount it, copy everything in /varspool/mail to it, delete
everything under var spool mail, and remount the new partition at mount
point /var/spool/mail. Ought to work.
Might not even have to delete the stuff under
On 21-Jan-00 Ganbold opined:
How to safely move /var/spool/mail directory to somewhere else?
Because my /var partition is filling up.
The easiest, not necessarily best, way:
mv /var/spool/mail /destination
ln -s /destination/mail /var/spool
All as root. No config changes or
On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Nicholas, Frank (TSA) wrote:
Dan
where is kudzu started?
kudzu is started where all the other services are started. If your
default runlevel is 3, then kudzu is started in the boot process by a
symbolic link in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/ (it should be called S95kudzu) which
Ganbold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How to safely move /var/spool/mail directory to somewhere else?
Because my /var partition is filling up.
If you have another disk or empty space you can create a new filesystem on,
you can probably do something like the following:
Create the new filesystem,
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