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Your symptoms sound like you haven't restarted firefox.
Try completely restarting firefox. You might have some process lurking
in the background if you've already tried restarting firefox. Do a
ps ax | grep firefox
and kill all it's processes
Troy
Daniel Widyono wrote:
Troy,
I
If you don't care about the previous data, just boot into rescue mode, and
use fdisk to write a clean empty partition table to the disk, then reboot
into installation mode. That's cleared up some issues for me in the past.
Dan W.
Error informing the kernel about modifications to
I liked the simplicity and robustness of Ken's answer: use unix groups.
We would like to create accounts for restricted users
To be sure we understand the requirements, what precisely do you mean by
restricted users? Do you *only* mean the following?
These users would have access to the
Miles,
What's your X mouse driver? I had this issue at one point as well, and it
turned out to be a change in IMPS/2 or PS/2. I switched to the other and it
worked fine from then on.
Dan W.
Please make sure it works by sending an email from gmail (which allows an
empty To: field and many Bcc: - yahoo and hotmail don't allow it) and send
to multiple recipients in the Bcc with one of those recipients as your mail
server with the stock sendmail.mc and sendmail.cf, this would then be
Do you have the standard SL sendmail.mc and sendmail.cf files? If not, try
them first. I do, and It Works For Me. On SL 4.x at least.
Dan W.
On Fri, Sep 28, 2007 at 03:05:24PM +1000, Michael Mansour wrote:
Hi,
Sorry if this is way off topic, but I've spent the past few hours web
I would think that if you are copying all of the BIOS settings, then the
checksum should be right.
Why? As I see it, the checksum is presumably created and stored
somewhere when you select save in the BIOS setting program. Since this
has been bypassed by using /dev/nvram the stored
Volume of data isn't the only measure of large - the number of files
is important too.
I started having problems at about 45K - 50K files per directory, using ext3
(pre-hashed-b-trees). I forget total # files in top level. This particular
issue wasn't rsync-specific, however.
It also used
Thanks for the response.
Since 1.58-1 was installed in the repository early 8/4, and 1.58-2 replaced
it rather quickly in afternoon 8/5, I think it was actually just an incorrect
build (incorrect meaning it doesn't work with vanilla sl44 and dag; I have no
idea if perl-Win32* exist in some other
Greetings,
It appears that a new perl-DBI package was installed in dag's redhat/el44
tree:
perl-DBI-1.58-1.el4.rf.i386.rpm
This package apparently requires
perl(RPC::PlClient) = 0.2000
perl(RPC::PlServer) = 0.2001
perl(Win32::ODBC)
none of which could be found at
I just upgraded in order to install the latest gnucash (2.2.0). I generally
had to manually remove several el4 packages (using --nodeps) and manually
re-install the el5 packages (I think these were primarily packages from
the dag repos) before everything was quite happy. One package had RHEL4 in
Ibid. Similar experiences with SL4 and SL3 and random dumb generic RAID
array.
Dan W.
Jon, I absolutely back up what you say. Presenting logical volumes less
than 2Tbytes then using LVM to join them back up into larger LVs is the
way to go.
FWIW over a year ago I purchased a Memorex DVD dual+-format double layer
external usb/firewire recorder, has been working with SL4 and SL5, playing
movies and recording backups onto data DVD's.
DVD+r/-r: 16x write
DVD+R9 (dual-layer) 4x write
DVD+RW/-RW 4x rewrite
DVD-ROM 16x read
CD-R 48x write
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