I purchased an IDE hotswap carrier.
When I use it on my old (circa 1998) Supermicro systems, hot swapping
causes a lock up.
Not finding much on this.
What is required for me to get IDE Hot swapping working?
TIA
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4. My tiny business sits on an under-used T1, so I'll probably start out
hosting it.
I have a nasty travel schedule for the next month so will not be around the
list much. After getting my RedHat in box down to less than 200 messages
last week, it is back up to 548 (sigh).
Regards
Robert
or just one type of card, I'd just figure it
was the hardware. But I have this problem with three different boxes. Does
anyone else have the same issue? It's just wierd.
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solicit input in a couple of days.
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for information we can provide in a few seconds
then we will restrict the growth of our community. There is
power in numbers.
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directories and files.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to make the LAN based Apache server
respond to a domain name like http://www.name.com
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it seems to run at every init level.
I created an S88apache and a K88apache and put them in rc2.d
Is this the correct approach?
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Moving from Solaris (csh) to Linux (bash).
I'm liking bash a lot.
RedHat 7.2.
I have some environment variables defined in .bash_profile.
When using KDE and opening the terminal from the control panel,
these are set as expected.
I also have some functions defined in that same .bash_profile (
. My Oracle Linux install doc tells me otherwise.
Given the amount of memory sucked up by the Jave runtime engine
that comes with Oracle 9i, I'm thinking that this is not a universal
rule of thumb.
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Interfacing) This may be the answer.
just my 2pence worth
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function rpmgqa () {
rpm -qa | grep $1
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Perfect. Unix gets better and better. Thanks
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At 07:12 PM 10/3/2002 -0400, you wrote:
On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 02:46:21PM -0700, Robert Monical wrote:
Some questions:
1. Any idea why the functions are not active when opening a KDE terminal?
man bash, and read the INVOCATION part about initialization files, login
shells, and interactive
/mbr to remove the linux boot loader.
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Hello
Running gtop in KDE. Rest of gnome is not installed.
When I right click on a process and select details, the
character set is some Asian set.
Anybody else ever experience this?
TIA
Robert Monical
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Anyone else have any useful functions or aliases they'd like to show off?
I'm glad that you asked. I was looking for an FM to read.
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Your account should have received working copies of both files from
/etc/skel when created. If not, take a look in /etc/skel to see how the
two files relate to each other.
It did. I just missed the .bashrc explanation when I scanned man bash.
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Interesting.
When I fire up an Oracle application using the bundled JRE 1.3x
I get a bunch of Jave process. When I exit the application, the processes
remain. Since I'm not experienced with Jave, I wonder if this is a
similar phenomena?
Thanks
Robert Monical
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Hello,
New RedHat install.
Configured with Gnome desktop.
Root logs into gnome with the bottom panel etc.
Normal users just seem to log into the window manager.
How do I get a user to log into Gnome?
TIA
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RAID 0: Striped: best performance because data is written across strips
simultaneously: single point of failure
RAID 1: Mirroring. 50% reduction in disk space eliminate single disk failures
RAID 5: parity: slower but you can get up to 80% effective disk usage.
You can add hot spares to RAID 5
I'm not a RedHat expert, but it looks like you are trying to build a router
with a single NIC.
I've never seen this before and I've been a casual user/sysadmin for TCP/IP
networking for 15 years.
I'm not even sure that you can define virtual addresses for a NIC that are
on different subnets.
Preparing to install Oracle 9i on a new RH 7.2 system.
The installation guide wants me to set a number of kernel parameters.
I tells me to write a script to set these at system startup.
I'm thinking there is a configuration file that contains these initial
values but am striking out.
TIA
This is a new install of Redhat 7.2.
Installed-subscribed to RHN and let it update overnight.
Today, working on the Oracle install and see this orbit-root directory in tmp.
Some of the files cannot be deleted. Any idea what it is?
TIA
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I installed RedHat 7.2 last night: boxed set.
When I tried to run up2date wu-ftpd I get a message (this was midnight
Pacific time).
Due to extremely high traffic.
I then found the place to register a 30 day subscription to software
updates from the Product Activation Card.
This
Looks like this is a not a certified configuration
Here is what Orale sez about 7.1 I have not tried this install yet
APPENDIX A - Solutions for the relinking problem seen with Oracle 9.0.1 on
Red Hat 7.1. Option 1: (remove -z defs from genclntsh file) (Workaround)
1. When you
Sorry about the last.
Looks like this is a not a certified configuration
Here is what Orale sez about 7.1 I have not tried this install yet
APPENDIX A - Solutions for the relinking problem seen with Oracle 9.0.1 on
Red Hat 7.1.
Option 1: (remove -z defs from genclntsh file)
these problems, I installed initscripts-6.43-1.i386.rpm. But maybe
it was too late.
Is IP interface management simply broken in this release of Red
Hat?
Are there more bugfixes I need?
Is there such a thing as a consolidated patch download?
Robert Monical
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to be well.
After these problems, I installed initscripts-6.43-1.i386.rpm. But maybe it
was too late.
Is IP interface management simply broken in this release of Red Hat?
Are there more bugfixes I need?
Is there such a thing as a consolidated patch download?
Robert Monical
Reservation Technologies
address on the
local NIC.
Once the local IP address is set, arping does not respond at all to that
address.
Now I know that arping does not need a local IP address and if it has a
local IP address, works across subnetworks. So I guess it ignores it.
That's pretty kool (I think).
Robert Monical
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