I think RedHat 5.1 installs with vfat as a kernel module by default, not a
built-in feature. Try 'insmod vfat', then 'mount -t vfat /dev/'.
Also check /proc/filesystems to see if vfat is listed there.
>>I have got RedHat 5.1 which comes with kernel 2.0.34. In the documents
>>it says that the
$islog} ] ; then
echo "User isn't logged in.";
fi
# end script
Hrm, well...it looks like it should (possibly) work. Give it a try. A
good addition would be to have it present a menu of tty's that the user was
logged in on, allowing you to message more than the f
Fdisk the new disk, creating a swap partition and linux partition. Make a
filesystem (mkfs.ext2 /dev/hdaX) on it and mount it on your current system.
cp (--recursive) all of your data to the new disk from /. Then reinstall
lilo, changing /etc/lilo.conf to boot /dev/hdaX instead of
/dev/hdc2.
I use Dnews, which is commercial software. (www.netwinsite.com) The only
reason for doing this is that our internet provider doesn't give us a news
feed, and I have to suck the feed from Supernews (www.supernews.com).
'suck' proved less than useful for an operation of this size (a few hundred
use
