On Tue, 16 Mar 2010, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
The following may indicate a security hole. Paul is a competent
fellow, so I'm taking this seriously. Perhaps somebody more
competent than both of us has a more informed opinion.
Perhaps this is related:
On Tue, 16 Mar 2010, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
The following may indicate a security hole. Paul is a competent
fellow, so I'm taking this seriously. Perhaps somebody more
competent than both of us has a more informed opinion.
Meanwhile there is more info available, see
Years of Debian esperience, new to SL, 3rd attempt at installing 5.4.
I specify that grub should be installed in the root partition, in my case
/dev/hda4. I use GAG as pure boot selector, each OS has its own bootload
er
on-partition.
Due to history, /dev/hda4 is the second primary, right
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010, Filippo Cattaneo wrote:
Years of Debian esperience, new to SL, 3rd attempt at installing 5.4.
I specify that grub should be installed in the root partition, in my case=
/dev/hda4. I use GAG as pure boot selector, each OS has its own bootload=
er
on-partition.
Due to
Machine is a Compaq dx5150 64 bit desktop with 3Gb of memory. It has bee
n
having no problems with 64 bit SL5.3. Before upgrading to SL5.4, I thoug
ht
I'd be cautious and try out the live dvd, but it won't boot. Even if I t
ry
failsafe, the boot sequence prints the ok after starting udev and
Filippo Cattaneo wrote:
Years of Debian esperience, new to SL, 3rd attempt at installing 5.4.
I specify that grub should be installed in the root partition, in my case
/dev/hda4. I use GAG as pure boot selector, each OS has its own bootload
er
on-partition.
Due to history, /dev/hda4 is the
Hi Stephen,
Try to boot with boot parameter norhgb//
linux norhgb
norhgb turns graphical bootup off.
If this help I should add norhgb to the failsafe option in the next
LiveCD release.
Cheers,
Urs
On 03/17/2010 07:37 PM, Stephen Isard wrote:
Machine is a Compaq dx5150 64 bit desktop
On Wed, 17 Mar 2010 20:23:12 +0100, Urs Beyerle urs.beye...@env.ethz.ch
wrote:
Try to boot with boot parameter norhgb//
linux norhgb
norhgb turns graphical bootup off.
If this help I should add norhgb to the failsafe option in the next
LiveCD release.
Thanks, Urs. Booting with norhgb didn't
Chris Tooley wrote:
Forgive me if this has been answered before, but is there a page
detailing how to convert a TUVL4 system to SL4?
Thanks,
~Chris
Hi,
This question comes up every year or two. We haven't made it into a web
page because we don't want to make it look like we are trying to
Hi,
Years of Debian esperience, new to SL, 3rd attempt at installing 5.4.
I specify that grub should be installed in the root partition, in my
case
/dev/hda4. I use GAG as pure boot selector, each OS has its own bootload
er
on-partition.
Due to history, /dev/hda4 is the second
On 10-03-17 2:44 PM, Troy Dawson wrote:
Hi,
This question comes up every year or two. We haven't made it into a web
page because we don't want to make it look like we are trying to take
away RedHat's business.
Updating from RHEL5 to SL5 is easier than it is to update from RHEL4 to
SL4. This
-- Le (On) 2010-03-18 +1100 à (at) 10:13:14 Michael Mansour écrivit (wrote): --
Hi,
Years of Debian esperience, new to SL, 3rd attempt at installing 5.4.
I specify that grub should be installed in the root partition, in my
case
/dev/hda4. I use GAG as pure boot selector, each
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