> #define MAXARG 4
> static char *dirs[MAXARG+1];
a 5 element array of pointers to characters (strings).
> ac--; av++;
> if (ac==0) dirs[0] = "/tftpboot"; /* default directory */
> while (ac-- > 0 && n < MAXARG)
> dirs[n++] = *av++;
> 1
> What would be the procedure for applying a diff patch to kernel source..
make sure the file is, in fact, decompressed. if not, gunzip it.
cd /usr/src/linux-2.2.14
patch -p1 < /path/to/patch-file
voila, done.
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> disk under Linux, and if someone could help me to do so, would
> the driver work in Linux? This is part one of a 2-part question,
nope, 99% chance no.
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> Does anyone know if there is any PCI modems that
> work with Linux? Anyone has any to recommend?
ActionTec makes a PCI modem based on the Lucent Venus Chipset that works.
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> In the installation process, earlier it asked me for
> a login and password. I tried using the password at
> the "localhost login:" prompt, but the system wants
> another password.
>
> The "localhost login:" prompt just keeps coming back
> for the correct login.
> _
> > You cant blame RedHat for your ignorance.
>
> I can when previous installations gave the user an out or the ability
> to define which disks get used. This install was a step backwards.
> As pointed out by other posters, an installation should never do what it
> did.
>
> Let's close this thr
> Maybe they could put in a "Hey, did you really read what I just said? I'm
> about to kill all of your data. You sure about this?" message, but that
> smacks of Microsoft's "Are you sure? Are you really sure? Really and
> truly? Sure you mean it?".
and they should. Most people (based on
> My friend mentioned this to her mother...both the mother
> and a coworker thought learning c was funny and a waste
> of time...that c++ was essentially THE language (in that
what is funny is that you really can do better C++ once you know C REALLY
well. C++ is just that - C + 1. You have to k
> directory to try and figure out what version of E I am running (there
> has to be an easier way).
rpm -qa | grep enlight
or
rpm -qa | grep gnomewm
I forget what RedHat calls it, and I haven't tried 6.1
> if coolicon --version >/dev/null 2>&1 ; then
>
> somehow I'd met that condition, whate
> They are a LOT bigger then the distribution binaries.
>
> For example :
>
> bash from RedHat : about 300 K
> bash compiled : about 1 MB !!!
try "strip bash" after you compile it..
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> Could someone please shed some light on the error below?
> I am unable to find *any* information about this at all.
>
> Yes, I am new to BRU.
>
> Thanks!
> Roger
>
> [root@linux /root]# bru -cvf /dev/fd0 -L "title" /
> bru: [Q120] use device "/dev/fd0" ? [y/n] [default: n] >> y
> bru: [E134]
> Big Questions:
> 1. Why such an uproar over OS's when most problems
> are in the applications (except when NT munched
> itself one week after I took over).
But for a server platform - even an errant application SHOULD NOT BE ABLE
to crash the server.
> 2b. Do companies call Microsoft or
/sbin/powerd used to be owned by SysVinit - but now it is not owned at all.
It is still INSTALLED, but no man page is found, and no package claims
ownership. was this intentional?
Tim
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We have a machine with a DPT RAID controller (EATA/DMA driver) and when we
try to upgrade to 5.1 from 5.0 the boot disk tells us:
HBA at 0xef90 does not respond to INQUIRY, sorry.
SCSI: 0 Hosts
and it will not pick up the SCSI adapter. I can't rightly install or
upgrade if I can't access my SCS
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