> I was wondering if it is possible to restore the Win95 boot manager, but =
> still retain the Linux system and the ability to boot into the Linux =
> system? What would be ideal for me is if I could have Win95 boot as =
> default (not thru LILO) and have linux boot from a floppy disk.
Just fdi
Dear all,
Could anybody tell me how to ftp a directory containing subdirectories, files , etc?
If it needs tar first, how can I tar a directory as above? Thanks.
yours,
cwlai
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Hi all,
I need to use latex. But my xdvi can't see the postcript files I include in
the latex files. Does anybody know how to do that? I have installed
latex, xdvi, ghostview during installation of REDHAT5.0 and have not
changed any setting.
Thanks.
yours,
cwlai
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Hi.
Something come across my mind. Every time when I have a question, I
would like to search the mailing list archives in order not to disturb
all of you. However, the list is too large. I wonder if there is any
searching method like "/" and "//" in elm. Could any body tell me how to
Hi. Something come across my mind. Every time when I have a question, I would try to
search the mailing list archives in order not to disturb all of you. However, the
list is too large for me. I wonder if there is any method to search a particular
topic like the "/" and "//" searching comma
Hi, all.
I have a friend who also want to install Linux. She want to use FIPS to
resize her current dos partition. However, the readme file of FIPS said
that it don't work on window 95 OSR2, which is the OS of her current partition.
My question is: is it true? If so, is there any non-commer
> to make a boot disk...
> (as root)
> 1. put floppy in drive
> 2. find which kernel image your using (vmlinuz, zImage, bzImage, etc...)
> 3. copy image to floppy (do not mount the floppy)
>
> dd if=/boot/zImage of=/dev/fd0
>
> if stands for infile, of stands for outfile
> zImage is what my curr
Hi. Could any one explain a little more on how to write my earlier MBR to the
bootsector? If it needs parameter specific to my system, how do I know that?
Thanks
cwlai
>
>
> Yes you'r right windows will overwrite your MBR, but just install
> Windows, boot linux from a floppy and run lilo witc
Hi. Due to a disaster, my window95 cannot run properly. Some error message
MSGSRV32 caused a general protection fault
in module CSPMAN.DLL at 0001:13a1.
Registers:
EAX=0003 CS=2177 EIP=13a1 EFLGS=0246
EBX=17770003 SS=0e7f ESP=2bb6 EBP=803d2bca
ECX=0e7f DS=216
I have recently installed redhat 5.0. When I logged in as a user, my computer is
accidently power off. When I turned on the computer again, the Linux no longer work.
The message on the screen is
/dev/hda4 was not cleanly unmounted, check forced.
and the system halt. As a newbie to L
> Pardon me; I'm relatively new to the Linux discussion world, but have been in
> Unix since about 1980; taught internals at BTL ca 1982-4. So, I may not reflect
> the general Linux community; but I do like to believe I still know something
> about SW development.
>
> I would suggest that you lo
> >After issue the p command, the following appears:
> >
> >Disk /tmp/hda: 64 heads, 63 sectors, 1023 cylinders
> >Units=cylinders of 4032*512 bytes
> >
> >Device Boot BootBegin Start End Blocks Id System
> >/tmp/hda1 * 1 1 6751038208+ 6 DOS 16-bit
> >On the other hand, if I use fdisk,
> >When I try to edit /dev/hda -Model ST32122A
> >and issue the command:
> >n
> >It just responds with:
> >No free sectors available.
> >
> >What should I do?
> >cwlai.
>
> Do the fdisk command (forget Disk Druid), then issue the p command to
> print out the
> > Current Drive Partition
> >
> > Mount Point Device Requested Actual
> > hda11013M 1013MDos 16-bit>=32
> >/hda3 61M 61MLinux native
> > hda4 31M
> >When I install redhat5.0 and partitioned with Disk Druid's, a message Not enough
>free space appears. A similar message appears when I type "n" during using
> >fdisk. But actually I have free space in my hard disk. (There is no extended type
>choice in Disk Druid's case). (My hard disk h
A foolish suggestion:
If you have pico, you can type the followings:
pico [Enter]
^R [Enter]
^T [Enter]
(Select any file you want to delete)
D[Enter]
It requires many steps, but it works anyway :-)
Anyother foolish suggestion:
Create any files start with "+" by any me
Hi. Can anyone tell me why and how to do with the following situation?
When I install redhat5.0 and partitioned with Disk Druid's, a message Not enough free
space appears. A similar message appears when I type "n" during using
fdisk. But actually I have free space in my hard disk. (There is
Hello,
I am a new subscriber to this rehat-list and I want to install RedHat 5.0 by
anonymous ftp to get what I want. I have a Petium 200 MMX, so I connect to
ftp://sunsite.ust.hk/pub/Linux/distributions/redhat/current/i386/RedHat/RPMS/
I have read many HOWTOs and FAQ but still do not know
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