I could use a few tips here..
Redundant? No. It's just common sense to know everything that's in your
system. You want to be a real Linux user, don't you? Well Linux isn't
going to do it for you, now is it? :)
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-???.rpm's but everybody(and startx) complains of the same error
> "unable to open DISPLAY:"
> When I run gnome's installer-latest-intel it also says the same thing.
> What more needs to be downloaded?
>
> Please h
> Well, I downloaded and installed the RPMs. When I did that,
> it was included in the "system services" menu from "setup"
> as an optional service to start.
setup? I don't think too many people use that thing :/ I certainly don't
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Eh.. I dunno. I love images tho.. they're perdy ;)
> Thanks again, I thought I had tried the msdos thing but I guess not
> correctly.
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Err.. not vfat.. nm.. you know what I mean.
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Then the vfat would be fine.. i just saw the first couple lines and then
threw out an answer.. eh.. good to know all around :P
On Thu, 24 Aug 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Aug 2000, Statux wrote:
> > example for 1.44MB image file:
> >
> > dd if=boot.img
this
exact application of dd) doesn't usually make a difference and can be
ommited (from my experiences).
Then just mount the disk:
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
or however your system is set up.
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justments but then I
> can re-edit the securetty file to take away root access. My only question is
> that how do I logon onto one of those terminals? I tryed telnetting to the
> machine and I tryed to login but to no avail...
>
> Thanks,
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make it executable and run it.
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> Do all the files that need to be installed *have to be listed in comps
> file"?
I prefer to use "rpm -Uvh perl*" which will install/update from packages
named perl* :P
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ny help...
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e. Also.. the CNAME directive (I'm told) isn't recommended :P
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Well.. there's the dummy message which is put into the mail files
(like.. DON'T DELETE THIS MESSAGE, or whatever). mail interprets it as a
seperate message instead of ignoring it (like the clients that create the
message do). So I always have at least one message in the mail file (as
mail is quick
> Hi All,
> This is a bit off topic question. But i am sure that i will get
> help. I just want to know as to how one can install network card in a
> Free BSD machine. Acutally while installing the OS i did not put the
> network card. Now, i don't to how to configure it. My network card is
nds in series
> will also be a warning pop-up at the end in case of mistake?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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mail in the correct place and be done with it?
Now.. I don't know if this is anywhere near to your situation.. but I just
thought I'd mention it :P
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all together in one make call.
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../init.d/crond
This is pretty self explanitory...
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Ok.. that takes care of pine... now is there a way to get mail to behave?
:)
> Go into "Setup" from main menu and choose "Config". Then select "Quell
> folder-internal-message" and you can then delete that annoying message and
> Pine will no
We're not talking about Windows clients or anything.. or I wouldn't assume
given the mailing list.
> there is secure shell for windows like teraform, secure
> crt, etc. look at tucows.com for this program.
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-Uvh is the recommended way. It will install if it doesn't exist and
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ted to the files I can access. And
> unforuntantly I am not always at the server. So when I do get there I must
> change the permissions of the files that I need. And it is kind of a hassle.
> And what is su?
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t; Hi...yes I can login as a normal user WITH A BLANK PASSWORD and su. However,
> If I have a password even for a normal users I cannot login. Any
> suggestions.
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sing Linux only for 2 months now...may I
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You can also read the man pages on hosts.allow and hosts.deny
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Burke, Thomas G. wrote:
> If you want to restrict everyone from telnet, just comment it out in
> inetd.conf
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> I ran as root,
> #gzip -d AX503.Linux.tar.gz
> Run OK, no problem
You can just "tar xvzf file.tar.gz" with Linux versions of tar.
> #tar xvf AX503.Linux.tar
> Lot of error message, soft of "Could not uid 0 uid " message.
>
> #sh Install
> Error message of no such command
You
Yeah.. it's called MS Windows.. this is UNIX.. DOS/Windows is garbage :)
Seriously, though.. try Wine.
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Linux can only reside on um.. is it up to hdb or hdc? I was once told that
Linux (the boot patition) cannot be on hdd (secondary slave).
On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Vikas wrote:
> I am trying to install rh linux *for the first time* and using FTP
> download.
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> I have 2 HDD = 4Gig + 10 Gig and 32Meg
It does sound like a cruddy link.. the disconnects are caused by errors in
data xfer, etc.
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Sorry, had company.. lost concentration. it's `rpm --rebuilddb` *blush*
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Statux wrote:
> rpm --rebuild
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On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Fred Herman wrote:
> I tried to upgrade rpm on a workstation and in the course of doing so, I
> seem to have smoked the database. How can I rebuild the rpm database (I
> don't have a backup of this box)?
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> I even tried to do a reinstall (install, not upgr
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Did you even read what I said?
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HOWTO files are in plain text if they've been installed or whatever. like
Sound-HOWTO (from /usr/doc/HOWTO) is in plain text. Use pico or vi :)
On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Stephen Liu wrote:
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> Kindly advise what shall be the right Editor to read HOW-TO files in RH 6.2
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> I tried t
unfortunately? sounds pretty good to me :)
Who uses 8bit anymore? :)
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urate. I'll try to do better next
time :)
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Jim Cunning wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Statux wrote:
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> > > - distrobusions
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> > distrobutions (aka. distros) are what companies like RedHat put out.
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> Get the spelling right! It
socket A?
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Hidong Kim wrote:
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> Is anyone here using the socket A athlon with Linux? I'm thinking about
> getting one. Thanks,
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WindowMaker is one of the best out there. :)
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Chip Rose. wrote:
> Which window manager is rated as the most stable?
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> I like Blackbox because it's fast and seems a lot more stable than KDE.
> Any other suggestions?
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> Thanks,
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RedHat 6.0's floppies had problems with their image. Can you boot the CD?
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000, Bill Lewis wrote:
> No small partition at head of the drive. I am trying to do a fresh install.
> It can't get past the initial bootup from the floppy.
> - Original Message -
> From: "John Ald
> - *nix
Any of the UNIX-like OSs. Namely Sun Solaris, Linux, Digital UNIX.. one of
the BSDs like FreeBSD, etc..
> - *nix operating system
same as above.
> - distrobusions
distrobutions (aka. distros) are what companies like RedHat put out.
They contain the kernel along with packages of so
It won't be 2.4.0, that's for sure.. it'll prolly be 2.2.16 since that's
what's been out for a while now.
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> >> On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Rob Smith spewed into the bitstream:
Well this just sorta popped into my head once I read the thing about
changing settings to get a drive running or whatever it was. Could also
have to do with some other stuff that the other system had goin on that's
different now.
> smells like the fstab isn't matching the partition layout or some
smells like the fstab isn't matching the partition layout or something.
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, wmlewis wrote:
> I have a new Athlon pro 800mhz 128m ram 30gig hda 2.5gig hdb. When I try to
> load RH6.2 it starts going through the boot process. Then it aborts with a
> kernel panic. My hdb already ha
Are you sure that /dev/hda5 is the right partition? :)
> Well, whaddya know, a Winblows 98 start disk gave me access to all 3 drives
> I thought were lost. Now what do I do? It seems I should be able to mount
> them in Linux as "vfat". Now that I'm here, here's exactly what's happening:
>
> I tr
You have to make sure the module directory matches the exact version of
your kernel. If your kernel is 2.2.16, then the directory is 2.2.16. If
it's 2.2.16-3, then that's what the directory is called. I'm not sure
where the version is pulled from (since things like RedHat kernel rpms get
the versi
What do kernel panics and the rpm database have to do with each other? :/
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Brian Ashe wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
>
> Any time I have ever seen this or read about it, it has been related to RPM.
> The usual suggestion is to try "rpm --rebuilddb"
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> Hope it helps.
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NOTE: you can have swap partitions larger than 128MB with newer
kernels (2.2.x, etc). I have a 256MB one :P
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flex, to me, is a lexer used when writing a computer language :P
man flex ;)
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Dan Horth wrote:
> > fatal flex scanner internal error--end of buffer missed
>
> I'm getting the error message listed above when hitting control-c to
> exit from nslookup. I only started seeing
.255 is broadcast
.0 is netmask
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Roadrunner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It looks to me that you own 64.184.117.0 + 64.184.117.28 and every number in
> between on subnetmask 255.255.255.240.
>
> However I thought that the '0' isn't used 'cause it means something like:
> "unknown value"
What kind of error? :)
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I use 3 on an x86 by default, 4 if I want to seperate /home:
1) about 5MB /boot -> first partition on the drive to steer clear of that
cyllindar 1023 issue on x86's.
2) Most of the disk for /
3) swap.. I do twice my RAM.. but it gets to a point where it's just overkill.
I have 128MB RAM, an
All I can say is.. at least they finally upgraded themselves to the talk
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