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Subject: Re: Help: How do you add X-windowsand kde to a RH 7.2 text
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On Thursday 05 December 2002 06:00 am, Edward Wildgoose wrote:
> Interesting. I have been trying to make up2date download a new package
> which wasn'
Interesting. I have been trying to make up2date download a new package which wasn't
actually installed, and it always comes back with a response to the effect that there
is nothing to do. I'm sure I used the syntax below? Also tried -i and the force
option...
Ed
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If you are using the standard kernel then ditch it and get 2.4.18 or later (I think
2.4.19 is slightly better yet). I had similar problems until I moved to 2.4.19
Also force an fsck of your filesystem it "could" be that you have a problem (unlikely)
Ed
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From: Brent S.
For email, a very easy solution is to enable the IMAP mode of the exchange connector
and then use any IMAP email client (Mozilla works quite well).
You can also setup IMP or SquirrelMail that connects to the IMAP service and then your
users also have a web method to access their email.
-Ori
There are some new patches to Gallery v1 which should speed up gallery substantially.
Check the forums and look in the Contrib section I guess. I believe they have now
been integrated to the latest code base (possibly not released yet), but you could
grab the latest code (check the unstable c
primary disk again and you are set
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From: Kent Borg [mailto:kentborg-rhl@;borg.org]
Sent: 30 October 2002 16:05
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Subject: Re: software raid recovery
On Wed, Oct 30, 2002 at 03:49:51PM -, Edward Wildgoose wrote:
> Just make sure that both disks
Just make sure that both disks are bootable and have a boot sector and then both disks
should work. Unplug one at a time to check. Most BIOS's boot from the "first" disk
they find with a master boot record, having both bootable is not a problems
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Hmm, interesting. I had that problem on 7.2 with a 2.4.9 kernel. It only happened
when I was flogging the machine converting JPG's to thumbnails though. Symptoms were
that it looked like it was still running, any session which were open already you
could still type into. Over VNC you could
Dynamic drives under WinXP are a little bit like LVM.
LVM is about how you can make a big partition on a couple of drives and then
dynamically muck around with the filesystem inside. Something like a filesytem inside
a filesystem.
RAID is about physical implementation of these kinds of file
One requires a big server, and you have to hope that you don't screw up any updates.
The other requires decent spec machines, and you have to update each machine
seperately, ie more admin (plus it might need a reasonable disk in the server if you
open a lot of files...)
What more is there...
There are known VM issues (amongst other things) with this kernel - upgrade
immediately! I have had a number of freezes that remained even after upgrading to
2.4.9-34 and in the end I went to 2.4.19 which "seems" to have sorted it (different VM
code in this kernel)
Ed W
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I have
a similar problem on one of my machines which has a corrupted inode entry.
Might want to fdisk that drive.
As an
aside I'm not sure how to correct the problem having determined that's whats
wrong. FDisk isn't any help
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> What Red Hat has done is issue patches before the vulnerabilities are
> exploited. They don't wait until the customer is screwed before getting
> around to fixing the bugs. Some vendors (a large Redmond-based software
> company comes to mind) play Russian roulette and wait until the exploits
>
Agreed, all you will get is the updates from orig 7.3 to current 7.3.
You could use Kpackage and point it at the 7.3 base ftp site plus the 7.3 updates ftp
site. I use this to update odd packages, but there are more than a few which can't be
upgraded due to significantly complicated dependenci
Perhaps it is corrupt?
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Starting up raid devices: /sbin/raidstart: error while loading shared libraries
libpopt.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
/sbin/raid0run: error while loading shared libraries libpopt.so.0: cannot open shared
object file: No
Ext 3 is identical to Ext2 with the exception that you add a "hidden" journal file.
It would take someone better than me to fully describe how to switch from one to the
other, but as long as you have a clean shutdown you could happily mount an ext3
filesystem as ext2 (the otherway round is als
Title: Cant' get working SMP Kernel on Epox EP-D3VA
Hi, I’m having lots of problems getting my Epox-D3VA with two 933Mhz Pentiums to boot correctly with Redhat 7.3. The default canned kernel 2.4.18-3 fails, as does the later 2.4.18-10. I have tried to compile my own kernel with 2.4.19, but
Try efax.com, dfax or TPC.int
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From: Gordon Messmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 August 2002 16:13
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Subject: Re: Internet Faxing...
On Sat, 2002-08-17 at 14:28, Jim Hale wrote:
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> I setup a Fax Server today (WinFax Pro) for me and my wife
Hi folks,
Is there ANY sign of an 802.11a driver at all. The best I found is one chap working
on one, however, at the moment it seems to be at the stage of just a shell module to
test loading/unloading and whether it can see the card (can't remember the address).
I have one of the original SM
Hi folks,
I am having a few problems on my Redhat 7.2 machine running on an old AMD K6/400. For
various reasons I believe I have a few problems that might be fixed by upgrading to
the latest kernel, however, it is a production machine and I am a little nervous (and
also have little time to s
Apologies is this appears twice, I sent it, but never saw it appear
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Hi folks,
I am having a few problems on my Redhat 7.2 machine running on an old AMD K6/400. For
various reasons I believe I have a few problems that might be fixed by upgradi
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