>> << I am trying to launch the linux partition (without success). To do
that, I
>> created a LILO disk, but it hangs displaying just "LI". What can I do?
>>
>> Marcantonio >>
>>
>> Sounds as if when you installed LILO, you selected it to be installed to
the
>> first sector of your root parti
Whatever happened to swatch?
I used it on 4.2, it's included on the 5.0 CD but it doesn't work.
Is there another tool to allow me to execute a command when certain events
are recorded in a log file?
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>>Apparently, sending HUP to inetd has no effect - tcpd reads its
config
>> every request inetd receives, so there's no need to do it.
>
>i may be a newbie but i do know for a fact that "killall -HUP inetd" is
>needed to reread the /etc/hosts.allow / /etc/hosts.deny files.
>further, the proble
>and have your ppp startup scripts include
>
>route add -net 240.0.0.0 gw metric 0
I just tried adding this manually and it barfed. Doesn't it need a netmask
when using -net ?
I am also curious as to why 240.0.0.0 probably thats what I would learn
from buying that book right? :-)
Willie
>> Your choosing to ignore your own evidence and selective quoting to keep
>> making your point indeed lends credence to an earlier question regarding
>> troubleshooting abilities. It may well be that Linux is the messenger
>> trying to tell you something about that particular hardware combinati
ning your specific question w.r.t. OSPF and multicast, include in
>gated.conf:
>
>define pointopoint
multicast;
>
>and have your ppp startup scripts include
>
>route add -net 240.0.0.0 gw metric 0
>
>I don't believe your suggested use of ifconfig is useful.
>
>
The point was that you provided evidence that the card was OK, evidence
that Linux was OK, but no evidence that the card worked in that PC.
Your choosing to ignore your own evidence and selective quoting to keep
making your point indeed lends credence to an earlier question regarding
troubleshoot
>To take advantage of this reservoir of assistance, the extent of which has
certainly
>been publicly recognized, I would have to be able to say more than that
Linux will
>not recognize the network card (known to work flawlessly elsewhere)
installed in this
>particular machine. This very same versi
Thanks for the advice, but I want to get it working not write a thesis on
it.
Perhaps you could answer a few questions that will help me along that path?
I gather I need to get ospf working on the interface (ppp0). I have seen
no mention of how to get that to happen and the question has been ra
Sorry I missed the original, but try rgrep = recursive grep.
Willie
> Robert> Also, is there a way to perform a comprehensive search for
> Robert> a particular text string throughout a directory structure?
> Robert> Sort of like a global grep commandas opposed to using
> Robert> gre
PF in the future.
Noted, if I discovery anything interesting I will pass it along if you
like.
Willie
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>
>Willie Twonk wrote:
>
>> I asked this a few days ago, no replies. Anyone at least have any
>> thoughts on this?
>>
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I asked this a few days ago, no replies. Anyone at least have any
thoughts on this?
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>I need to setup ospf and have been told to install gated.
>
>From what I read recently in here I gather that r
I need to setup ospf and have been told to install gated.
>From what I read recently in here I gather that routed and gated should not
be run together.
Is this correct and are there any good places to learn about ospf? I have
checked the How-To list to no avail.
Willie
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> . Personally, I've reached the
>limit of my knowledge and can't offer any more,
Whew!
Let it rest huh?
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>Hello... As you may know, I am building a computer, which I call the
>Linux-O-Tron 66.
Do we really need to know this?
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>|| Robert Hailman |Stupidity is Win95,||
>||
>I am looking for a replacement for Pico, something that is as simple to
>use, that I don't have to remember alot of commands, and is a full screen
>editor. Old habits die hard I guess. If I had to, I could learn vi or
>emacs, but I want to stick with something that I am familiar with. Any
>sugges
>>locate is scheduled to run at 1:04 AM. Do you shut your machine off at
>>night? Edit /etc/crontab to control the execution time.
> Great !!
>For the locate problem i think it won't take long to solve this. I will
>first try to let my machine on during the night and see.
>For the keyboard, i
They have been available for a while. It uses a thumb button to scroll
pages. Works quite well under W95 and I would also be interested to see it
working under RH 5
>Where on earth did you get the four button mouse from?
>
>>Anyone get the fourth button working on a Logitech Mouseman under
>>XF
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