Re: 8139too.o: init module: No such device

Regis, Looks like your network card was dead. Try swapping in a spare and you can tell. Regards, Raymond Fung. On Sat, 2003-10-04 at 04:32, regis wrote: > I've had a working desktop installation of Redhat 7.1 for about 2 > years. No big problems. Yesterday it failed to boot

mouse protocol

Just one quick question. What protocol should I set in "XFConfig-4" for wheel mouse ? Also, when I plug in an USB wheel mouse, can I still use the touchpad on my notebook ? Thanks, Raymond. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.re

Re: * Span multiple partitions with root filesystem

Isn't that what "LVM" (for Logical Volume Manager") being designed for ? Regards, Raymond. penelope wrote: Hi, I'm looking for information about whether it is possible to span multiple partitions with a root filesystem. I found this item in some coursework I am looking at and (No its not an as

Re: swat troubleshooting

There could be several reasons : 1. Check your firewall setting, make sure you can connect to port 901, by manually telnet to this port number 2. Check that "xinetd" is really listening on this port. Try "netstat -na | grep 901" (or "netstat -nap | grep 901" as "root" to see which process is li

Re: anyone has experience with Linksys wireless USB adapter "WUSB11"

Thanks, that's good enough for me to make the choice. Regards, Raymond. Todd A. Jacobs wrote: >On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Raymond Fung wrote: > >>7.3. I would perfer a USB device which allow me to plug it into some >>desktop for ad hoc use. Does anyone has successfully installe

anyone has experience with Linksys wireless USB adapter "WUSB11"

Dear all, I am going to buy a wireless LAN card for my notebook, which runs RedHat 7.3. I would perfer a USB device which allow me to plug it into some desktop for ad hoc use. Does anyone has successfully installed the Linksys "WUSB11" on a RedHat 7.3 environment ? Thanks, Ra

Re: how to do port forwarding with "ipchains"

en, what's this REDIR that you mentioned ? An RPM package or an option within ipchains command ? Regards, Raymond Fung. Hiten Desai wrote: > --- Trevor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Raymond, > > > > <http://www.monmouth.demon.co.uk/ipsubs/portfw-2.2.ht

how to do port forwarding with "ipchains"

chieve the same result using ipchains. Can anyone please help me on this ? Thanks, Raymond Fung. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list

Re: nfs too much for a little celeron?

It looks quite healty from your memory usage statistics. Remember that Linux is a very efficient OS, and consume much less memory than comparative Windows platform. The "1904 K bytes" on the free Mem column shows the memory left after system / program and buffer cache use. Linux is built to use as

Re: Message Queues Maximum Message Size

ter reboot, try editing "/etc/sysctl.conf" and put in a line like : "sys.kernel.msgmax = 16384" and that's it. Regards, Raymond Fung. Dave Ihnat wrote: > > On Wed, Jul 10, 2002 at 09:10:03PM -0400, Anthony E. Greene wrote: > > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

Re: Pine or Sendmail problem -Reply

Linus, You may check the mail send log "/var/log/maillog" to see how it goes. Also, please check your Pine configuration (with the "O" command) to see if you have setup your own domain address properly. It seems that some E-mail hosts on the Internet would like to try to query the sender's dom

Re: Just can't connect (was: sendmail hangs...) -Reply

Joe, Can you try ping to your gateway "10.254.252.110" ? What result did you get ? Regards, Raymond. >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/01 2:13 pm >>> Wait! I did get something...just took forever! DESTINATION Gateway GenmaskFlags MetricRef Use Iface 10.254.252.104 *

DNS/BIND problemo --> Help -Reply

If you just want DNS lookup service, and any name server should work. AFAIK, there is no constraint / security control on who can use your name server. So, basically, you can point your name server searching to some other ISP's name servers, so, for example, you can : >nslookup >server ns.nasa.go

Re: Slow FTP -Reply

I think there is really some problem with ftp in Red Hat 5.0. I have an old version Slackware (Kernal 1.1.59) Linux box as well as RH 5.0 box on the LAN. Previously, we forwarded all Corporate Internet E-mail traffic to the Slackware box for transmission so as to relieve the Netware Server workloa

Domain maust resolve (2nd try) -Reply

Oleg, Are you using PINE or the so to edit / compose your E-mails, those software have configuration settings that you can preset your host/domain name when composing messages, which should normally be your ISP's domain name (otherwise, the reply message cannot delivered back to you). This sho

sendmail.cf setting -Reply

If you are using the sendmail that cocmes with Red Hat 5.0, you can edit the sendmail.cf file and locate the line calls "DM" (aligned left) and change it to : DMfoobargaz.com then restart sendmail (or restart your machine totally). Regards, Raymond. >>> KONDO Kazumoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/0