> Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /dev/hda5 5992844 1125416 4563000 20% /
> /dev/hda22 2446 19683 11% /boot
doing "df -h" is more readable :)
> I also believe I have a dos partion there which I never wanted!!!
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> recreate all of the directories when first run again.
I do the same thing, here.
> Just make sure the '-i' option (default with RH bash installs) is turned
> What's going on? The kernel compiles okay, but this
> doesn't give me the warm-and-fuzzy... Why does this
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You should be using cc or gcc to compile anything on a redhat
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the related kernel* rpms... now if you're talking RH7.0 (Guinness),
then I don't know. They botched up that part from what I can
tell.. included 2.4.0-test headers instead of the ones for their release
of 2.2.16 .
kernel.org doesn't have executables. You mean tarballs
> [2] Where can I get headers for kernel 2.2.25-3 in RH7 ? What's the URL ?
There is no kernel 2.2.25 :)
Check http://www.redhat.com/mirrors.html for a list of mirrors. Pick a
good UPDATES site... and note which version you're usin
moving to linux if they can't
> get this straight. Does anyone have a good utility for setting up X
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Please ignore my brainlessness tonight. The answer was, like the answer to
the first was, right under my nose. I forgot about the steps I took last
night. I was scared off by the prompt from mkfs.ext2 about the file not
being a block device ;) In any event, fixed :)
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I prefer to have everything built right into the kernel.. or as many
things as possible. Modules scare me at times :)
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file last night while it was mounted because it was, then, bound to the
loop device. How would I go about formatting a blank image file (since I
cannot mount it)? :) (I'm full of questions tonight) :P
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lly sucks
when it comes to the kernel... that's why I don't use it in such a
case. Having the source tree there take care of things like the kernel
headers, etc... and since I like to be able to compile a kernel to suit my
system.. well you know wha
I already know how
to format an image (I took an msdos 1.44MB image from a floppy and
reformatted it to ext2 while it was on one of my hdisk partitions as a
file) :)
Possible? Ideas? Thanks :)
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> I'm borrowing an example from the CD-Writing-HOWTO for mounting
> *.iso(s) before bur
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> I can't find a module-info-2.2.16-3 anywhere on my system. Should there be
> one?
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there should be a link in rc0.d too.. should look the same :)
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> have been unable to find anything in the list archives, searching on RedHat,
> and searching the web in general.
the module-list is generated by RedHat and is not required for the system
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It all comes down to the soft links being missing. It really is only minor
when you consider the small amount of time it takes to put them back. The
kernel and kernel related items, in my opinion, should not be handled by
RPMs... the kernel and RPMs are a messy messy combo.
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I must be doing something right.
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> (For those who don't know "Reverend" Bollocks-Brains Statux, his excremental
> postings are archived on Deja. Do not ever, on any account, attempt to
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Only when you compile against kernel headers do you see it. It's easy to
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Memory problems will do this.
> How can I test this machine? I'll run memtest86 on it to check the RAM,
> but how to I stress test the disks? I could compile the kernel ina loop
> for a while. Anything else?
U
> You should probably not try compile 2.3.99 on Pinstripe. Get a 2.4.0-test*
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> > > > Others may know better, but I've been told that this is not really a Netscape
> > > > or a *n*x problem, but a (wait for it...) MicroSoft problem.
> > >
> > > Riiight. I shall adopt a different tactic: Badgering web site operators.
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[statux@circuit statux]$ touch notes ; date ; ls -l | grep notes
Tue Sep 12 23:52:27 EDT 2000
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> [fausey@flood ~]$ touch test ; date ; ls -l | grep test
> Tue Sep 12 10:13:10 EDT 2000
> -rw-r--r-- 1 fause
> fancyshift:
> $(CC) -o $@ $@.c -lm
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Honestly.. how many people actually use Linuxconf? :)
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Dan Horth wrote:
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They STILL make token ring cards? omg...
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Well AMD's, etc will only ever be clones.. people need to face the music
:)
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000, Gordon Messmer wrote:
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> > the rest of the original p
I see.. but if it was listed as the CPU in the subject.. what's up with
the rest of the original post? ;) I had to ask, that's all.
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27;m confused because this setup worked fine for me prior to
> 6.2 upgrade. I can't be 100% this is the exact config I was using as
> I have gone through all sorts of permutations of /etc/fstab and
> /etc/exports trying to work out what the problem is...
sed chmod u+s pppd in rh6.0 and other users can run pppd but in rh6.2 i did the
>same but only root but no users can run pppd.
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> It says remote system should be authenticated. What's the wrong ?
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> A friend of a friend came to me w/ a Linux question. when I asked him which
> distro/version he was using, he told me "RH 6.3". When I told him that there
> was no 6.3, just "6.2 (a.k.a. Zoot), and 6.9.5 (a.k.a. pinstripe)"
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On Mon, 4 Sep 2000, Vikas wrote:
> I have libtermcap.so.X in /lib but could not locate libtermcap.a which
> was required while compiling xemacs. the comfigure script
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Wait wait wait.. you're reading email from a Linux mailing list under
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many support the 'reget' command :)
reget is very handy
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.wav files ;)
But if it's fixed.. good deal :P
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Are you using the right output module? one of them is bad.. I think it's
ESD or whatever.. make sure it's on OSS... or if it's on that one.. try
ESD. ESD causes static for me.. but OSS is fine :)
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make sure that the ftp line is uncommented in /etc/inetd.conf
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.2 stock. No
> upgrades, no special sound stuff
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s. Oh yeah.. I'm talking
about Netscape. They're software sucks.
That's my 2 cents :)
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The man page for e2fsck says to use -p instead of -a whenever possible :)
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Check to see if you have the pdksh package installed :)
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correct.
>
> 1. What happened to version 4.7.2
> 2. rpm says that netscape-communicator-4.72-6 is installed, but the about
> box says th
> Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.2.16-3/misc/emu10k1.o
This means that whatever module (or whatever block(s) of code) this module
depends on.. isn't installed.
check the modules.dep file in /lib/modules/2.2.16-3/ to see what it
depends on.
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irst installed RH 6.2,
> but now it can't load the opl3 module! :-(
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disk doing things for no reason? uh oh.. i hope we're not turning into
DOS/Windows, here :)
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