If you're looking for LILO on the floppy, use mkbootdisk (man mkbootdisk
for more info). If you just want your system to boot from a floppy then do
something like the following:
# dd if=/boot/vmlinuz of=/dev/fd0 bs=1440k
The latter option will write the kernel image out to /dev/fd0. The kernel
Government restrictions on transmissions over radio frequencies (ie. FCC
in the USA), and lack of security.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Shyam Kumar Mankayil wrote:
I know this may not be a very bright question
I guess you can transmit over greater distances using a Wireless setup , ie :
Usually found at /boot/System-map
If you've recompiled a kernel or something, then you have to copy the
System-map that gets created over to /boot or wherever you put your boot
stuff. If you haven't touched anything and you're using an RPM'd kernel,
then reinstall it.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, LuisMi
Well, if I understand correctly, say you mount something to some directory
but later find that you want it elsewhere (ie. you mount a cd to
/mnt/floppy out of haste, but later correct yourself by --bind'ing it to
/mnt/cdrom). It's merely a convenience thing cause stuff might be running
on the
Whenever I change any hardware, I like to recompile the kernel to make
sure everything is peachy. Try recompiling the kernel and see what
happens.
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Ed Wilts wrote:
In the last week or so, I've been starting to get kernel errors. This is
with the latest 7.1 updates. Any
I think we figured all of this out already. Runlevel 1 is a defined
runlevel (/etc/inittab) who's behavior is based on the related rc.d
scripts (Runlevel 1 could therefore spam the screen with ascii art
and do nothing more).
Runlevel S, obviously, is what one would use if you were just going to
What did that have to do with his question? :)
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Nick Lozinsky wrote:
use the SET or simply use the commands like this:
bash$ EDITOR=/usr/local/bin/ee
or use the EXPORT command after setting the variable:
bash$ export EDITOR
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From: daniel
and quit out
nicely.
'man kill' for more info :)
-Statux
On Fri, 24 May 2002, Jianping Zhu wrote:
When I try to stop a process of backing up a files to tape drive by using
tar i always fails.
For example:
i use ps -aux . I got following process .
root 1484 0.1 0.0 1788 612 tty1 D 17:07 0:01
USB keyboards and mice work fine, but you have to make sure you have
support for HID, USB keyboards, and USB mice loaded. If you still use
kudzu, it should load the needed modules by itself.
If you want my honest opinion.. buy Logitech and not Microsoft.. that is
if it's available where you live
bad experience keep you from getting them if you want them.
Also I am using RH 7.2 still.
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USB keyboards and mice work fine
Try doing: netstat -pan
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I used the netstat -an and got the following unknown port
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Active UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)
Proto RefCnt Flags Type State
Make sure you have the appropriate extensions installed for iso9660 (part
of the kernel).
iso9660 uses 8.3 format. The MS Joliet and Rockridge extensions are a
couple things you'll prolly want to have loaded, or else you won't be
seeing anything other than 8.3. Remember, the way the file names
testing things until it's right. startx is the command to get X
running from a VT.
I have a GeForce2 GTS. I'll send you my config file off the list (if
possible). You'll need to edit it to match your system though. DON'T just
plop mine in place over your's. Use it as a guide.
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On 19 May 2002
ways?
This system used the old behavior through a few RH upgrades, but it
changed when I did a hardware upgrade and reinstalled RH 7.1 from
scratch.
Any help would be much appreciated :)
Thanks!
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rawrite and dd do the same thing in this application. The image will fit
on a 1.44MB floppy. All the floppy images are the exact size of a standard
floppy.
dd if=boot.img of=/dev/fd0
or
dd if=boot.img of=/dev/fd0 bs=1440k count=1
The second command will write the first 1.44MB out, but since
the suffixing looks like a logrotate thing :)
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I am using RH 7.2
After using the syslog to receive the logs from other servers, the
files, message, maillog are not automatically generated to message.1,
message.2 when the files become
you have to edit the XF86Config file a bit. You'll want to check with your
card's maker for drivers, etc, and related instructions on how to edit the
config. nVidia, for instance, has a Linux driver and a nice page on how to
get everything working.
Big question here is: Do you have a 3D
I once had a problem where I would get terminal stalls with certain hosts
(web mostly since that was easiest to test at the time). This dates back
to the changeover from kernel branch 2.0 to 2.2. It was suggested that I
add the -vj option to my pppd calls (of course I'm talking dialup, here).
First export the display that X is running on. It's something like :0 or
0.0, but I forget exactly. Type set and look for DISPLAY under X to see
what yours runs on. So if it's :0, you'd do:
# export DISPLAY=:0
# netscape
I did it once on another system I was working on. I was logged in on
make sure fetchmail isn't being started with the --all option
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, cameron wrote:
I'm having trouble configuring fetchmail so that it only downloads `new' mail
and keeps `seen' mail on the server. In .fetchmailrc I have `no fetchall' as
one of my user options in addition to
rpm -q --whatrequires package_name
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, Steve Lee wrote:
what is a good way to find out what packages
are dependant on certain package ?
i.e. i need to recompile php and install it.
but what will break ?
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You in X or at console? If X, make sure your X config understands your
mouse setup (protocol, etc).
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002, Yohann DESQUERRE (DSI NOISIEL) wrote:
Hi,
I 've got a wheel mouse with 3 buttons but when i tried to copy the
third buttons has no action
Any suggestions
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man tcpdump
On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Isaac Liu wrote:
Hello,
I am new to Linux and I am looking for
a snoop or any packet sniffer program.
I have RH 7.2 installed.
Any help is appreciated.
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read up on disk quotas.
On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Li Bing wrote:
Dear all,
Sorry to bother you!
I need to limit the disk space they can use. For example, each user can only store
5MB files at most. How can I do that?
Thanks so much!
Li Bing
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:)
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our corporation is mucking with their exchange server. i've been getting
email off it with fetchmail for about 3 years now and all of a sudden they
are adding spam filters left and right. well now
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Thanks,
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for the info,
christopher
P.S. couldn't find anything about this in the man pages.
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for i in *.tar.gz; do echo Untarring: $i;tar xzf $i; done
ah, right. minor oversight.
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How can I get wheel mouse to work without imwheel? Can anyone share some code
please.
I posted my solution the other day. Make sure your gpm is running with options
like '-t ps/2 -m /dev/mouse' and make sure your XF86Config has the mouse
protocol as IMPS/2 and you have 'ZAxisMapping 4 5'
I am having trouble getting imwheel to work. I have installed imwheel and
modified the X config files accordingly, and it still does not work.
Don't use imwheel. My mouse-related stuff looks like this:
Section InputDevice
Identifier OpticalMouse
Driver mouse
Option
/
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of their own, but in the interest of not tripping over
the server's feet, they usually let the server do all the talking.
Kvimol
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passwords within
linuxconf, which did not obey this minum length rule.
Now that linuxconf is not in the distribution anymore,
I need to learn how to acomplish this task.
Any clues?
Regards.
Romildo
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My 3c905B shows the following (kernel 2.4.18):
00:0b.0 Ethernet controller: 3Com Corporation 3c905B 100BaseTX [Cyclone]
(rev 30)
Subsystem: 3Com Corporation 3C905B Fast Etherlink XL 10/100
Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 80, IRQ 9
I/O ports at e400 [size=128]
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fra 500 ski-destinasjoner i Europa
på http://no.snow.yahoo.com/
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I'm sure there's a way to copy the telnet output to a file ;) Any other
features? *giggle*
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you have to plug it in before you boot?
Thanks
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number of partitions :)
Looking forward to read your replies.
Thanks in advance.
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stprint\\itprint2
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I add following line to the etc/rc.d/rc.local
touch /usr/tomcat/bin/startup.sh
man touch
touch only updates a file's timestamp, etc. You probably want to remove
'touch' from that line.
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First thing I would do is check the return of p on the second call to
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exhausted all of the things I've thought of. Does anyone have any ideas
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Cannot open the file /proc/bus/usb/devices. Verify that you have USB
compiled into your kernel, have the modules loaded and have the usbdevfs
filesytem mounted.
This error message tells you what you need to know.
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for printing
reports and things like that, at least to begin with. I'm sure if I ever
want to print out PDF files I'll need USB.
My main problem right now though is just getting USB working. But thanks for
the great printer suggestions. Talk to you soon :)
Chet
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Why don't you install it using pIII and then put disk on the p4?
Kernel might panic or something. Remember, Linux didn't work with Pentium
4's until recently. I don't think anything before RH 7.0 or 7.1 was P4
ready (due to the version of included kernel).
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I'm not C expert, any idea?
I don't think it has anything to do with C, but rather your environment.
Could be a umask issue (just a thought). Your environment might prefent
you from setting files as executable.
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more ext2 floppies.. they're fun :) Cross-platform support can't be
guaranteed, however ;)
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-release kernels aren't guaranteed to do
anything, really :)
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those files. Then hit ok and
then go and save the options (there's an option to save them).
If you can't find anything in /usr/local/share/licq/, then try
/usr/share/licq. I have my copy installed via tarball :)
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is that i can receive a messages but can't send a messages.
On Sat, Feb 23, 2002 at 04:44:19PM -0500, Statux wrote:
Could you describe this problem a little further? :)
On Sun, 24 Feb 2002, Lewi wrote:
I just want to know does someone have a problem with licq about sending message
(wild guess).
Any thoughts on how I can track this down?
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Hubs are supported natively.. they are seen when the host controller is
initialized.
As far as the joystick, you'll need to make sure you have HID support
enabled as well as support for the joystick itself.
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On 20 Feb 2002, James Pifer wrote:
Is it true I have to recompile
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Hello,
I posted this below a couple of days ago and go no response I wondering if
anyone could give me some feedback:
Didn't a few people reply to you (including myself)?
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HOW TO MAKE INSTALLABLE FLOPPY NOT BOOTABLE DISK ,
WITH MININUM PACKAGES???
You won't get any recent version of RedHat to install on a system like
that, especially with such little memory. Floppy installation is out of
the question too since the CDs hold over 1GB of files. If you have
I have one old Toshiba (T1950)Laptop with following configuration:
CPU: 134Mhz
RAM: 1MB
FDD: 1.4
CD-Drive: NO
Network card: NO
Also, how much of a hard disk is in it? I know systems from that era were
using disks around 1GB. Any hack job of an install tree will probably not
be
*smacks himself* Oh.. THAT kind of file.. I should have remembered... I
make partitions in files all the time (usually ext2 tho) :)
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The question was how to do such a thing with what was listed. Hence my
answer :)
On Sun, 17 Feb 2002, Manuel A. Camacho Q. wrote:
Statux wrote:
QS::
HOW TO MAKE INSTALLABLE FLOPPY NOT BOOTABLE DISK ,
WITH MININUM PACKAGES???
You won't get any recent version of RedHat
) and when the
kernel loads, it probes the card for everything else. One.. Two.. Three :)
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chance are you? Does
/var/log/messages or dmesg say anything useful?
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On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, Clifford Thurber wrote:
I am still confused as to why the interface would not be brought up when I
build a monolithic kernel and configure support for all 3Com cards? Any
ideas? Also doens't
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was runnable during that time).
Also, don't forget that only one process can run per CPU at any instance
:)
Hope this helps.
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The load averages are the average number of process ready to run during
the last 1, 5 and 15 minutes.
Right.. 1, 5, and 15.. where'd I get 3, 5, and 10 from? :) shrug
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i also did a cat /pro/versions but it didn't tell me the redhat release.
/proc/version is the kernel version info. Since this is generated by the
kernel itself, it has no concept of what a distribution really is.
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Is there other ways of sending binary files from Linux box to Windows
environment(win98).
You could FTP into the Linux system and download them onto the Win98
box... or you could use Samba (netbios).
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On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Kevin Old wrote:
Hello all,
I have received an email from someone claiming that they are receiving
insecure connection attempts to their host.
Is there some way that I can check if there are any processes that
connecting to other hosts?
Thanks,
Kevin
for doing this?
Thanks,
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Did you try the SRPM or perhaps looking on a search engine?
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, northstone wrote:
Anyone could show me where is the exact source code for telnet client and telnet
server?
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trying to) every 2 weeks. So keep it up to date :)
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On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, dave brett wrote:
Hi Robert
I was a too haste in replying. It did work, but AOL logged me off. I was
using illegal software. It did show
is still open while i press Ctrl+C,
so when i try rpm -qa --dpath /usr/lib/rpmdb/i386-redhat-linux/redhat/
no problem
why? does someone have same experience with me?
i use 7.2,
with all updates
i must restart my enigma to resolve this problem :(
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on several systems running Cartman, Guinness,
Seawolf and Enigma.
Any ideas what's causing this?
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of the logic behind this.
4) See #1.
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On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, David wrote:
Hi,
I was experimenting with playing mp3s using mpg123. I read the man page for
mpg123 and saw that the -g option seems to be the one to adjust playback
level. However, although I tried specifying different values
'clippings'. What then is the correct way or
method?
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$HOME/.xinitrc would be a nice place to start.
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Where do I make the changes to the fstab file???
/etc/fstab
you could post your /etc/fstab file for us all to look at. it would allow
us to help you better :)
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Are there good reasons for not using ext3? For now this machine
won't be my main machine. With proper backup of important files
it could fail without being a major pain ...
Despite the fact that people say that ext3 is good enough for production
use, you can't ignore the dozens and dozens
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does it have anything to do with the fact that i can't mount my cdrom?
i keep getting the error: /dev/cdrom is not a valid block device
Does it have anything to do with it? Sure. ide-cd.. hdd problems...
What's /dev/cdrom pointing to? Have you always had this problem? Did you
recently
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device which for some reason
isn't being used anymore (must have been written out of the recent
kernels).
NOTE: This is how debugfs used to work to the best of my memory. Check the
manual for changes :)
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