to run the graphic install. It kept going, but
continued in text mode. If you do Ctrl-Alt-Fn a couple times, there is
a screen that keeps track of what is happening during the install. Does
that screen give any error messages?
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just unplugging these machines?
Two words, Data Loss. It might not happen right away, but you're
playing with fire. Any reason why they can't be shut down properly?
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it is remained... :(
Can anybody help me to identify the problem, please?
Thanks in advance,
Nuno.
I know that there is an option in the kernel to allow for lots of
memory. You will need to compile a new one. Look for large memory
support.
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there is some reading to do! (Like it ever
ends)
I found the book Building Internet Firewalls from O'Reilly to be an
outstanding book on the subject and would be very helpful for setting up
a firewall in a corporate environment.
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to a new version of RH. You need to
use ISO's for this. up2date is used for security and upgrading to new
versions of specific RPM's. Check out the RHN docs. They say this
somewhere in there.
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came in the box.
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/log/messages for anything strange. Also, you might want to
try another PS2 mouse or maybe a serial mouse to see if the PS2 port on
the motherboard is flaky.
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I need the Linux Firewall to pick a file from the lan
0 and send it automatically (crontab) by email to the
exterior. ¿What should I do?
If the file is a plain text file, you could put this in your crontab,
mail username filename
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Please recommend me a brand and model.
Note: I am using a compatible PC, Pentium III, RedHat 7.2
Check out Actiontec. I have purchased two of their external call
waiting modems in the past and they work without any problems on Linux.
www.actiontec.com
Ian P. Thomas
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