Dave Reed wrote:
> > Do you know where I could find the source code of dos2unix and unix2dos? Just
> > to know how they work and what they can and cannot do. Thank you.
>
> They're probably Perl or some other script language so you can just
> use can look at them.
>
No, they are ELF compiled (
Dave Parker wrote:
> >If you're alredy looking for dos2unix command it is in redhat's contrib
> >directory!
>
> You might also take a look at /usr/bin/tr.
> --
Do you know where I could find the source code of dos2unix and unix2dos? Just
to know how they work and what they can and cannot do. T
I have RedHat Linux 4.2 installed in my system, and every time it
boots warns me about unknown PCI devices. I would like to know if
drivers for these devices could be found. Thank you very much. The file
/proc/pci is attached in gzip format as pci.gz
Pci.gz
Patrick O'Neil wrote:
> I have finally gotten my RH system configured and ALMOST up to
> full functionality. I do have a problem with printing, however.
>
> I have an Epson Stylus Color 600 attached to lpt1 as well as
> a PPA Zip drive. I installed scsi support for the PPA during
> initial in
I have recently installed RedHat 4.2 from InfoMagic. When I try to
execute a Java class
$ java Class
it says:
can't find class Class
even though Class exists
When I try to compile a Java program
$ javac Class.java
it says:
library path not set
javac produces a core dump. Analysis of core gives
James Youngman wrote:
> > "LG" == LG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> LG> Can someone tell me of a way to view core dumps
>
> You want to analyze it rather than view it, I guess. You do it like
> this:-
> $ gdb offending-program core The debugger loads in the
> offend
