I actually gave it a go on a Zoot box before posting my reply. Aside
from issues picking up the man pages in the %files list (the .spec
file should probably use /usr/share/man, since the patch that fixes
buildrooting for Makemaker modules has to hard-code the path for
Pinstripe, and the
When you get to the components screen in anaconda the components have
images next to them. Where in the code are these defined. I've edited my
comps file the way I'd like it but I want to know how to add images to
new components if I add them.
Thanks,
Frank
On redhat 6.2 what src.rpm contains the default .xinitrc file. I'd like
to change it so that it starts up with a different window manager on a
fresh install.
Thanks,
Frank
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On redhat 6.2 what src.rpm contains the default .xinitrc file. I'd like
to change it so that it starts up with a different window manager on a
fresh install.
Thanks,
Frank
okay I feel stupid. Its in the xinitrc src.rpm.
What I should have said was where does Redhat define which window
BTW, are you creating your own distribution or something? You seem to
be rebuilding a whole collection of rpms the last few days!
Thank you for the explanation. Yes I am building a customized Redhat 6.2
distribution. At the moment its simply RH 6.2 with alot of different
packages so its
About how long do you think it would take to build XFree86 3.3.6 on a
PIII 500 with 256 megs of ram? I'm talking about the src.rpm's?
I'm just trying to get a good rough estimate of the time it will take so
I can plan my work accordingly.
Thanks,
Frank
I'm looking for information on how to change the RH distribution for a
client.
I have to add a few RPMs and remove some others. Beacuse of the size and
requirements of the client I need to put the distribution on CD, so a
smimple kickstart config will not work.
I'm attemping to figure out
"A.Sleep" wrote:
I'm looking for information on how to change the RH distribution for a
client.
I have to add a few RPMs and remove some others. Beacuse of the size and
requirements of the client I need to put the distribution on CD, so a
smimple kickstart config will not work.
I'm
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"A.Sleep" wrote:
I'm looking for information on how to change the RH distribution for a
client.
I have to add a few RPMs and remove some others. Beacuse of the size and
requirements of the client I need to put the distribution on CD, so a
smimple
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Frank Hale wrote:
Have a look at the Redhat-CD-HOWTO. I don't have a link for it but its
not hard to find. Should be on the LDP site.
THAT is what I was hoping to hear :) Thank you.
But its not hard to do what you need. Simply replace the RPM's with the
ones you want or
add/remove rpm names from comps, put the rpm in the RPMS directory, run
genhdlist and you are done.
you can go as far as changing the sub-category names and contents (rpm
names) and adding and removing sub-categories. If you change any names
of the install catregories, ie server, gnome
If you mean genhdlist:
$REDHATBASE/i386/misc/src/anaconda/utils/genhdlist dir
updates the $REDHATBASE/i386/Redhat/base/hdlist file from RPMS in the
directory you specify as dir
The hdlist file contains rpm headers for quick access by the installer.
-atul
"A.Sleep" wrote:
I'm looking
"rm" == Raymond Monge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rm Hi All,
rm I need you help,
rm I changed my mouse from generic mouse to Mouse system using SETUP and
rm now the mouse is not working.
rm If I run SETUP it fails and create a core file.
rm How could I put back the mouse as Generic Mouse.
As
I have a new Athlon pro 800mhz 128m ram 30gig hda 2.5gig hdb. When I try to
load RH6.2 it starts going through the boot process. Then it aborts with a
kernel panic. My hdb already has RH6.2 on it from another computer. I was
trying to keep all that info and just change some settings to run on
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Bill Lewis wrote:
I have a new Athlon pro 800mhz 128m ram 30gig hda 2.5gig hdb. When I try to
load RH6.2 it starts going through the boot process. Then it aborts with a
kernel panic. My hdb already has RH6.2 on it from another computer. I was
trying to keep all that
Steve Borho wrote:
On Sat, Aug 12, 2000 at 03:12:42PM -0500, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
I just purchased for my home LAN at a flea market a used 3 Com Etherlink
III ISA card (I know, it was stupid, but for $7 bucks it was worth trying
it out). As you guessed, it isn't working. I installed
I did try mouseconfig and I got the same core file.
Is there another way to fix this.
Thanks
Ray Curtis wrote:
"rm" == Raymond Monge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rm Hi All,
rm I need you help,
rm I changed my mouse from generic mouse to Mouse system using SETUP and
rm now the mouse is
How is it possible to schedule cron or something else to fetch file from some
ftp-server e.g. ones a week?
Should I use somekind of script or what?
This scheduling should work totally automaticly, so no username or password asking...
or any prompts. I can get to this server with anonymous
"rm" == Raymond Monge [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rm I did try mouseconfig and I got the same core file.
rm Is there another way to fix this.
Sounds like you have a corrupted mouseconfig, try checking to
see it is OK by doing rpm -V mouseconfig and if not re-installing
it.
Otherwise you can
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On 13/08/00 at 9:17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How is it possible to schedule cron or something else to fetch file from
some ftp-server e.g. ones a week?
Should I use somekind of script or what?
This scheduling should work totally automaticly, so no
Here are the scripts I use to connect to ATT:
I keep everything under /etc/ppp
1) /etc/ppp/pppup- Use to start connection
# This is executable - "chmod 755 /etc/ppp/pppup"
# Substitute your account number for 123456789
# Substitute your dial-up number for 9991234567
route del default
On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 09:17:48AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How is it possible to schedule cron or something else to fetch file
from some ftp-server e.g. ones a week? Should I use somekind of
script or what? This scheduling should work totally automaticly, so
no username or password
Check out one of the following:
http://sunsite.org.uk/packages/mirror/
or
http://rsync.samba.org/
HTH,
Mike
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How is it possible to schedule cron or something else to fetch file from
some ftp-server e.g. ones a week?
Should I use somekind of script or what?
This scheduling should work totally automaticly, so no username or password
asking... or any prompts. I can get to this server with anonymous
i am cdwriting now in linux finally..
i had to switch to gcombust from xcdroast which i started out with
working on redhat 6.0 ( I now use 6.2) unknown why yet but
gcombust works great...
the interface is nice and it even comes pre-packaged to work with
cdlabelgen for
I am running RH 6.1 on a Thinkpad 600x. I use a PCMCIA combo card for both
eth0 and ppp0 connectivity. I often run it without the card inserted.
I have /etc/hosts defined with a bogus hostname and FQDN pointing to a private
network address of 192.168.1.4, as well as localhost pointing to
Hi,
Is there a command that works similar to the 'sort' command, but instead
randomizes lines of a text file? Thanks...
-Mark-
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On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Mark Ivey wrote:
Hi,
Is there a command that works similar to the 'sort' command, but instead
randomizes lines of a text file? Thanks...
much easier to write a short perl script that reads in the entire
text file and randomizes it.
rday
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On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Thomas Porter wrote:
I am running RH 6.1 on a Thinkpad 600x. I use a PCMCIA combo card for both
eth0 and ppp0 connectivity. I often run it without the card inserted.
I have /etc/hosts defined with a bogus hostname and FQDN pointing to a private
network address of
Hi Folks,
I've tried the docs and can't seem to find out what is wrong. I'm running
RedHat 6.2 with the default samba installed. I have a win98 machine on the
192.168.1 network and I want it to be able to print to my (working under
linux) HP III. What happens is when the win user prints,
i just thought, i can keep the /boot partition where it is(dev/hda1),
copy the old / (dev/hda5)to the new hd(dev/hdc1), edit lilo.conf fstab
to point to the new / (dev/hdc1) and all should work all the same. Am i
correct in the assumption that this can be done without a hitch?
thank you
eric
Hi Rob,
I didn't recieve any responces from this list so I went to the irc channel
linpeople for help.
You are a little impatient it seems :S. I just answered your other question
(to the extend that I could). This is not a helpdesk that is here to answer
your questions
Hi Rob,
EXT-fs error (deviece ide0 (3,70)):ext2_check_descriptors: Block bitmap for
group p16 not in group (block 0)!
EXT-fs group descriptors corrupted!
Kernal panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 03:46
This sounds like your disk is seriously corrupted. May I presume
Hi Eric,
ill need to move the mbr to hdc from hda. is this going to be not so
much
of an easy thing, or am i looking at mass difficulties and a possibility
of
loosing everything?
Unless this drive hdc is logically identical to hda you do not want to copy
the mbr to the
I had actually tried that, modprobe vfat doesn't return anything, I assumed
that meant it found the module. What if I have a bad file allocation table?
Any prayers to recover the files?
I get the same with msdos as the fstype.
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When I add php4 to the stock Apache it will not stay running. There is
nothing in the error log.
I really hope someone can help with this one.
rpm -e mod_perl
rpm -e apache
rpm -Uvh ...apache-1.3.12-2.src.rpm
rpm -Uvh ...mod_perl-1.21-10.i386.rpm
start, test (ok), stop httpd
get latest stable
I have a new Athlon pro 800mhz 128m ram 30gig hda 2.5gig hdb. When I try to
load RH6.2 it starts going through the boot process. Then it aborts with a
kernel panic. My hdb already has RH6.2 on it from another computer. I was
trying to keep all that info and just change some settings to run on
Sometimes too much ram causes this problem...When I tried to install 6.2
with 128 I got the same error. Try starting with linux mem=64M
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Does anyone know if it is possible to run the Cisco 605 PCI DSL Modem on Linux?
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John Blackmore wrote:
I had actually tried that, modprobe vfat doesn't return anything, I assumed
that meant it found the module. What if I have a bad file allocation table?
Any prayers to recover the files?
I get the same with msdos as the fstype.
Does lsmod list the vfat module?
Bret
smells like the fstab isn't matching the partition layout or something.
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, wmlewis wrote:
I have a new Athlon pro 800mhz 128m ram 30gig hda 2.5gig hdb. When I try to
load RH6.2 it starts going through the boot process. Then it aborts with a
kernel panic. My hdb already has
Well this just sorta popped into my head once I read the thing about
changing settings to get a drive running or whatever it was. Could also
have to do with some other stuff that the other system had goin on that's
different now.
smells like the fstab isn't matching the partition layout or
On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 09:01:05PM -0400, Kevin Diffily wrote:
Does anyone know if it is possible to run the Cisco 605 PCI DSL
Modem on Linux?
Yes, and no it's not. Unless Cisco has done their own thing and
released something very recently. For all intents and purpose, you
need a modem with
I'm getting ready to install DSL on my LAN and was reading through all the
paperwork that I was sent. It's all designed for Win... Is there any
special software I need to install to 6.1 to get the modem up and running
correctly? There's a section on configuring the modem using Cisco 675
On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 09:45:32PM -0500, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
I'm getting ready to install DSL on my LAN and was reading through
all the paperwork that I was sent. It's all designed for Win... Is
there any special software I need to install to 6.1 to get the modem
up and running
How can i fix the ppp problem that gives me an i/o error?
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On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Hal Burgiss wrote:
On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 09:45:32PM -0500, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
I'm getting ready to install DSL on my LAN and was reading through
all the paperwork that I was sent. It's all designed for Win... Is
there any special software I need to install to 6.1
On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 11:13:58PM -0500, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
Do you know if they use PPPoE?
Don't know what PPPoE is; didn't see "PPPoE" mentioned in any of the
vast documentation they sent me. I will be logged on through PPP if
that's in the ballpark.
Yes, PPPoE/A, a little
Hi all,
I'd like to buy an internal CD-RW drive,
now, my system has two IDE channels available...
The way I see it my options are:
1) Buy a SCSI card, and a SCSI CD-RW (Expensive, but very fast...)
2) Buy an IDE CD-RW (Not as Expensive, not as efficient as SCSI)
What SCSI Card, SCSI CD-RW
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On 14/08/00 at 0:23 Ahbaid Gaffoor wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to buy an internal CD-RW drive,
now, my system has two IDE channels available...
The way I see it my options are:
1) Buy a SCSI card, and a SCSI CD-RW (Expensive, but very fast...)
2) Buy
I'd like to buy an internal CD-RW drive,
Ahbaid.
OK, then do it. There is a 12/10/32 EIDE available for about $248.
Unfortunately my paperwork on the drive is at work.
Send me some e-mail tomorrow and I'll dig it out.
MB
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Bart: Hey, why is it destroying other
"Mikkel L. Ellertson" wrote:
A couple of things to check - make sure /etc/rc.d/rc.local is executable,
and check that the symlinks to rc.local are there for the run level you
are booting into. (S99local symlinked to /etc/rc.d/rc.local.) You can
also try putting the complete path to
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