My almost 2-yr old grand-daughter discovered that she could reach and
manipulate the mouse on my computer desk. Alas, I had a KDE session
open and unattended, (no comments on that stupidity, please). I've
managed to repair/restore everything except the clock that normally
displays at the right e
again?
David
-Original Message-
From: Michael H. Collins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 8:44 PM
To: David Tucker
Subject: Re: Help
I saw your phone message too. I am too sick to do much today.
What can I help with?
David Tucker wrote:
> Tex,
>
Basically that means Gnome can't figure out your machine's
hostname via dns. i.e. it can't poke UT's dns servers to find out what ip
corresponds to "happiness", which is unliely to change as I can't see the
ut dns admins adding J. Random Linuxhacker's box at the drop of an MX
record... :-
ocalhost.localdomain". Add "happiness" to this line. (I
wouldn't worry too much about Gnome though.)
> I just don't understand :( And if anyone could help out I'd Greatly appreciate
> it.
Well I know a little bit about how RedHat does things.
You should have a fil
be possible
to correct the problem by adding happiness to the file /etc/hosts"
I just don't understand :( And if anyone could help out I'd Greatly appreciate
it.
-- Crystal.
AIM: cjmonteiro (I luckily am able to get to the internet via my roommate's
comp right now, so if
Hello,
Thanks for the replies. I did not use fips as I should have. I read up on
installing Linux, and I had absolutely no idea that I had to use fips... As
a result, Windows was, well, basically gone. I'll make another, hopefully
more successful, attempt at installing Linux during the winter bre
, /dev/hda for your master primary IDE disk,
etc.
Then follow Paul's directions for updating LILO.
You may also want to check out
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/installing_linux.html
Redhat may suck in a lot of ways but their online documentation and help
a
t;[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: Help! New Linux user trying to install Red Hat 7.0
> On Thu, 14 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> [lost windows]
>
> Append to /etc/lilo.conf:
> other = /dev/hda3
> label = windo
On Thu, 14 Dec 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[lost windows]
Append to /etc/lilo.conf:
other = /dev/hda3
label = windows
table = /dev/hda
and run "lilo -v"
This is where windows is in the 3rd partition on the first IDE disk.
Substitute accordingly.
Then when the compute
Hello,
I recently downloaded and installed RedHat 7.0. I have never
installed Linux before, so I am quite the newbie. I wanted my
machine to be a dual-boot system, with RedHat and Win98.
Unfortunately, I am stuck in a big jam. I do not know where Windows
98 went. I backed up most of the files o
Clarification:
Linux fdisk does for sure use a DOS disklabel by default. The AFAIK pert
was about the reason for that - dual-boot compatibility.
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Doc Shipley wrote:
>
> Linux fdisk (on x86) uses a DOS partition table. AFAIK, for compatibility
> on dual-boot setups. Anyway, by
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, tom carlile wrote:
> wonder why fdisk built a new dos disklabel...are you certain that you
> specified Linux or ext2 for the fs type? did you make this partition
> a true partition or a logical partition - the error you got makes me
> think you made a logical.
>
Linux fdis
aren't you trying to mount an extended partition,
>instead of some logical partition inside?)
>
> So I went back to FDISK, and sure enough, the partition table was completely
> empty, except that it gave me the
> warning above again. I triple ch
de?)
So I went back to FDISK, and sure enough, the partition table was completely
empty, except that it gave me the
warning above again. I triple checked all connections and all devices are
set properly for master/slave jumpers.
the perl that came with RedHat is usually not threaded, 5.005 can't really
be threaded anyway (it's a hack). 5.6 has threads.
do a perl -v and see what it says.. the threaded will say something like:
This is perl, v5.6.0 built for i686-linux-thread
where my non-threaded says:
This is perl, ve
Hey Guys,
I'm installing an app (Slashcode) that requires non-threaded Perl.
My RedHat distro came with perl 5.005_03.
How do I check to see whether it's threaded? How
to I (re)build it so it's non-threaded?
Thanks in advance,
Lynn Bender
AustinTX
---
a better question.
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 22:47:02 -0600 (CST)
From: Jacob Brown
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Need help on Network Printer
I recently baught a D-Link print server for my printer so I can print from
any computer over my network (Solaris,
-- Forwarded message --
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 22:47:02 -0600 (CST)
From: Jacob Brown
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Need help on Network Printer
I recently baught a D-Link print server for my printer so I can print from
any computer over my network (Solaris, Linux
Send a complaint to his ISP. He'll probably just get warned the first
time. Even if he gets dropped, though, ICMP floods are a piss-poor excuse
for a joke, and that's a piss-poor excuse for a friend.
--
Doc Shipley
Network Support
TARL Labs, UT
Austin, Texas
---
It's so people who may have questions about linux can use it as a
reference for any problems they may encounter, etc. That way people don't
post 10 million messages asking for help about the same types of issues.
And please don't encode parts of your message in HTML if you can,
Iwas just curious why the archive of the whole mailing list is on the
internet. I've come across this before when I typed in my name in yahoo
and think this is kind of eerie that the message I sent to the group is
published on the net... Could someone explain???
__
I think it's time to do like ct-lug and prevent non-subscribers from
posting. because we gots to protect our ass.
--
When a camel flies, no one laughs if it doesn't get very far!
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Info wrote:
> This fool friend of mine recently discoverd the wonder of icmp floods
> using l
This fool friend of mine recently discoverd the
wonder of icmp floods using linux.. and keeps flooding my ass when im on
irc and shit like that. im using win98 rite now (save your "BOO's!" plz) and was
wondering if anyone knew of a good nuke and flood protection proggie that i
could run in t
the text editor says that said file does not exist.
This is seemingly mysterious to me, as the console can
display the file fine.
Any help is welcome!
Chris Johnson
I believe some sort of error with file locking may be involved,
but I need this to be fixed quickly so I can resume normal
opera
n any diagnostics with my system with all i have
now?
I dont really want to lose any data, so im not doing anything yet until i
know what to do...
Thanx for any help, its really appreciated.
Dimon -- plz send reply to this address too, its not in the mailing
try ftp://ftp.bitchx.com/pub/BitchX/doc/bxdoc.tar.gz
its got most of the info you need. not really a tutorial but its pretty good
- Original Message -
From: "Dimon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2000 11:03 PM
Subject: ne
can anyone recommend any getting started BitchX tutorial?
i cannot find even the man page for it... really confused how to set up
ctcp gets, so i can download something
appreciate your help
::Dmitri:Matrossov:::[EMAIL PROTECTED
I think that hurricane electric had a complete htmlization
(authorized, suprisingly) of the samba book up on their network @
samba.he.net. Don't know if that would help (may not still be up).
Anyway, it's a pretty good book.
Mike
*Michael Ori
command line works fine.
Anyone has experience working with linux+windows over smb?
May be i might use another good client u could recommend... i just dont
wanna type a lot , in order to browse...
thnx for help
::Dmitri:Matrossov:::[EMAIL PROTECTED
er), which
> isn't the case here. (If it was then I could use smbprint to print to
> windows shares from my workstation...I think.)
> I noticed something when recompiling a kernel recently, support
> for SMB, and the item help text seemed to imply that using it your linux
&
Dude,
The Printing-HOWTO has a whole section on network printing. Including to
a Windows box.
Of course, if you were running SuSE, you could set it up automagically.
--
Doc Shipley
Network Support
TARL Labs, UT
Austin, Texas
---
r SMB, and the item help text seemed to imply that using it your linux
box could act as a client node for win32 file/print shares without need of
samba. Is this the case? If so, how do I set this up (beyond recompiling
the kernel)?
Damn windows to hell anyway. :^)
Thanks for any
oth show libc.so.6. However, in my /lib directory, I have both a libc.so.5
> and a libc.so.6 file. All this started happening when I upgraded libraries.
> Can anybody help me solve this?
You probably need to rebuild libg++ with the new libc.
Adam
-
I need help!!! I have a file that looks like:
#include
int main()
{
cout << "Hello world" << endl;
return 0;
}
and each time I run hello after compiling with:
g++ hello.cpp -o hello
I get a segmentation fault caused by endl (flush). Now, if I compile as:
Still having boot problems. I reinstalled from the ftp site. Now I get
the following during the boot sequence before it stops running and goes no
further.
autorun done.
attempt to access beyond end of device
03:05_rw=0, want=2, line=0
dev 03:05 blksize=1024 blocknr=1 sector=2 size=1024 count=
> I just wrote this little script, and was hoping that some perl gurus on
> the list could help out. My intent is to start at a known location and
> go recursively through folders deleting all .java files and any .class
> files compiled from them. Deleting all the .java files isn
wait, you said it works, what's the problem?
Justin Georgeson wrote:
> I just wrote this little script, and was hoping that some perl gurus on
> the list could help out. My intent is to start at a known location and
> go recursively through folders deleting all .java files
I just wrote this little script, and was hoping that some perl gurus on
the list could help out. My intent is to start at a known location and
go recursively through folders deleting all .java files and any .class
files compiled from them. Deleting all the .java files isn't difficult,
I&#
lunch this
week, I can probably help you get it set up.
--
Thomas D. Cameron Red Hat Certified Engineer
Microsoft Certified Trainer Microsoft Certified Professional
Novell Certified NetWar
I remember back in '99 when [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Hello I am having problems configuring Linux for an IBM Thinkpad 770
> (laptop computer). The 2 things are:
>
> Configuring X-server
> Configuring Network-services
>
> I have a Trident card that comes with the 770, and a PCMCI car
Hello I am having problems configuring Linux for an IBM Thinkpad 770
(laptop computer). The 2 things are:
Configuring X-server
Configuring Network-services
I have a Trident card that comes with the 770, and a PCMCI card with Token
Ring connection.
Does anybody have a clue where can I get
> I've been running a celeron 366->567 for a few months now and a
> K6-233->263 and haven't noticed anything wrong (but that is a good way
> to test it). Has anyone else noticed any longterm stability issues with
> Linux & overclocking? I don't mean obvious crashes, I mean the
> possibility of t
t; Linux training in Austin, Texas! http://training.three-sixteen.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Justin
> Georgeson
> Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 1:09 PM
> To: Sig Linux
> Subject: Re: root pwd c
at the lilo prompt type
linux single
then change your password
my overclcoker test is usually to run a loop of 50 or so kernel compiles
and echo the stderr to a file, then look for any odd errors in the file
after the whole night.. my dual celerons at 523 started coughing up on the
3rd or 4th c
Type "linux single" at lilo if linux is the name.
at the # prompt type "passwd"
Justin Georgeson wrote:
>
> Chris Johnson wrote:
> >
> > Any suggestions on what to do to recover my pwds and
> > login, and steps to take to detect data corruption and
> > also to diagnose how fast I can
: Sig Linux
Subject: Re: root pwd corrupted-help.
Chris Johnson wrote:
>
> Any suggestions on what to do to recover my pwds and
> login, and steps to take to detect data corruption and
> also to diagnose how fast I can safely overclock are
> requested.
Get a boot disk (like tom&#
CT
Three-Sixteen Technical Services, Inc.
Linux training in Austin, Texas! http://training.three-sixteen.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Justin
Georgeson
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 1:09 PM
To: Sig Linux
Subject: Re: root pwd corru
Chris Johnson wrote:
>
> Any suggestions on what to do to recover my pwds and
> login, and steps to take to detect data corruption and
> also to diagnose how fast I can safely overclock are
> requested.
Get a boot disk (like tom's root boot) and mount your root drive after
booting off the floppy
CNE, MCP, MCT
Three-Sixteen Technical Services, Inc.
Linux training in Austin, Texas! http://training.three-sixteen.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chris
Johnson
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 12:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: root
I ran the 2.2.5 box for a month (fo0lishly) without
rigorously testing to make sure the overclocking wasn't
making small errors. When I rebooted the other day,
it booted fully (and can boot into Windows fine) but
when I got to the login prompt, it won't accept my
root pwd or my user pwd. I'm
--- Doc Shipley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Linux IS better support. What chipset does your
> card have?
>
> --
> Doc Shipley
> Network Guy
> TARL Labs, UT
>
>
thanks for your support -- THATS EXACTLY WHY IM HERE
i ve found the solution, the culprit was actually the
processor!
just b
Linux IS better support. What chipset does your card have?
--
Doc Shipley
Network Guy
TARL Labs, UT
---
Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Im still tryin to configure my CNET 120pro network
card.
Whatever I do it still fails to initilize it on
reboot.
Ive tryied TONNs of different drivers and options --
nothin works.
Im desperate, if I wont get it done Ill leave linunx
forever, for better support
=
//---
>if you want us to tell you _exactly_ what you need
> to install
> we are going to have to see _exactly_ what errors
> you are
> getting. i'm attempting to read your mind but you
u see man the prob is that i did the upgrade by
--replacefiles
it does the installation but when i choose my card(or
i steer clear of rpms as much as possible, and don't use
redhat, but it should be fairly simple. if rpm barks about
a dependancy just go grab that rpm. it might be that
it'd be easier to just upgrade the whole distribution if you
need a ton of other rpms to do the job.
if you want us to tell you
im tryin to upgrade x server to the one which support
Millennium G200 card i think its somethin like 3.3.3.1
version or whatever(im usin redhat 5.2) but im new in
linux and havin problems with dependancies of rpms.
Could u plz tell me what exactly i need to install
that stuff.
thanks
=
___
>I used to have a Adaptec SCSI card that used the aic7xxx.o driver. I just
>bought a Tekram DC-390F and have to use it instead of the Adaptec. So is
>it as simple as changing in the "/etc/conf.modules" the "aic7xxx" to the
>"ncr53c8xx"? I tried that, and at bootup it still has a kernel panic as it
I used to have a Adaptec SCSI card that used the
aic7xxx.o driver. I just bought a Tekram DC-390F and have to use it instead of
the Adaptec. So is it as simple as changing in the "/etc/conf.modules" the
"aic7xxx" to the "ncr53c8xx"? I tried that, and at bootup it still has a kernel
panic as
i, 17 Sep 1999, Mike Kistler wrote:
> I need help resolving some annoyances with my RedHat 6.0 setup.
> None of these are major, but they are really annoying.
>
> I am using Gnome/Enlightment. I tried upgrading to the latest level
> (gnome-core-1.0.7-2), but this has not helped.
> I am using Gnome/Enlightment. I tried upgrading to the latest level
> (gnome-core-1.0.7-2), but this has not helped.
ok, first off, if you upgrade gnome-core, i would definitely upgrade
gnome-libs, as well as ORBit. straight out, do this now.
> 1. Clicking on window icon in the pager (on th
I need help resolving some annoyances with my RedHat 6.0 setup.
None of these are major, but they are really annoying.
I am using Gnome/Enlightment. I tried upgrading to the latest level
(gnome-core-1.0.7-2), but this has not helped.
Here's my list:
1. Clicking on window icon in the
you are correct, deja has about 30 frontline servers running squid for
load quasi-balancing. if one of the frontline boxes go down it
powercycles into a redirecting state. it's been very successful.
by the way, at dell's frank erwin center event the other day i heard
him say that "clustering wa
The whole speech was bogus.. Gates missed the internet and he still
doesn't get it. He said "in 8 to 10 years the internet would be this
marvelous thing" That is on Microsh-t time. I give it 2 years with
Opensource at the helm..
Poor bill..
"Brandon W. Beasley" wrote:
>
> Gates utter
UNIX *is* a single point of failure --so far, it's the only platform that
MS has been unable to completely destroy, subdue, dominate, or otherwise
remove from the playing field. :)
Robert K.
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Brandon W. Beasley wrote:
> Gates uttered the following Newspeak at the Dell ego s
Gates is using doublespeak of course. What I think gates alluding to is
this: When a single server goes down, another machine needs to take it's
place seemlessly.
This is no more a unix problem than an nt problem (in fact it's more a nt
problem since nt is less reliable). But, both people have c
Okay, I get it! But why would someone want to install a separate server
for each separate network service? Isn't that cost-prohibitive?
Preston Landers wrote:
> Brandon W. Beasley writes:
>
> > Gates uttered the following Newspeak at the Dell ego support group
> > yesterday:
> >
> > "[W
Brandon W. Beasley writes:
> Gates uttered the following Newspeak at the Dell ego support group
> yesterday:
>
> "[Windows 2000] should eliminate the UNIX single point of failure
> issue."
I was also curious, and indeed, somewhat infuriated by this obviously
FUDish remark. I guess he woul
I guess Bill is disillusioned enough to think that M$'s single point of
failure is that it didn't heed the old warning about those who don't know
Unix being doomed to recreate it poorly. But I don't see how any level of
disillusionment could possibly let a person think that W2K (it's proper
name)
Gates uttered the following Newspeak at the Dell ego support group
yesterday:
"[Windows 2000] should eliminate the UNIX single point of failure
issue."
What the hell does that mean? "UNIX single point of failure"?
Is that the lack of a unified UNIX platform? Or what?
Yours truly,
The Uninit
r each RGB channel per
pixel for color images :) will
be the one that shows. This will get the effect you want (The type that a
xerox and transparency will get you.)
-Richard Hoelscher
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Yuan wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Please help me with this since I do not h
u can also play with the
transparency levels of each layer if you want to barely see the
bottom layer (image) too.
if this does not help then i don't understand your problem,
mail me again and i can help you more...
Michael Yuan wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Please help me with this since I
Hi folks,
Please help me with this since I do not have time to read through the gimp
mannual before my thesis deadline ... Thanks!
I have two grey scale images (might be converted to B/W if have to) and
all I need is to overlay one at the top the other and generate a combined
image. The grey
; From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike
> > Jensvold
> > Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 12:51 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: RE: Help Upgrading
> >
> >
> > At 05:16 PM 6/14/99 -0500, you wrote:
> > >Yo
Yeah... mine spontaneously decides that I don't need to login too. And usually,
my login client freezes up even though my mail is happily downloading in the
foreground :)
weston
Doc Shipley wrote:
> Oh.
> Never mind.
>
> --
> Doc Shipley
> Network Guy
>TARL Labs, UT
>
> On Tue, 15
Oh.
Never mind.
--
Doc Shipley
Network Guy
TARL Labs, UT
On Tue, 15 Jun 1999, Mike Jensvold wrote:
>
> For everybodys info - roadrunner just recently got rid of the extra silly
> login - now its just strait dhcp.
>
>
>
> That is all.
>
> -
ixteen.com
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike
> Jensvold
> Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 1999 12:51 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Help Upgrading
>
>
> At 05:16 PM 6/14/99 -0500, you wrote:
> >You probab
At 05:16 PM 6/14/99 -0500, you wrote:
>You probably need to go and dl the new boot disks off of redhat's ftp
>server or a mirror. It has an updated pump (I think that's what they
>call it) and then install it from there. I heard there was some
>problems with the version of pump and some cable mo
thought FTP was going to be the simplest way but
> I just explained what problems I am having.
>
> I know how to compile the kernel so that wouldnt be a prob.
>
> Thanks for the help
>
>
> ---
> Send
this helps.
-Original Message-
From: Michael Rice [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 14, 1999 3:29 PM
To: Benjamin S. Vera-Tudela
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Help Upgrading
> Hello ... I am trying to upgrade my system from RH 5.2 to RH 6.0 via
FTP. I
> just got cabl
On Mon, 14 Jun 1999, Benjamin S. Vera-Tudela wrote:
> to learn what is the simplest way to do it
Borrow the CD from SIGLinux (or anyone else you know who has it).
Boot from your floppy, choose to upgrade from CDROM.
---Tom
---
Tom Bryan
Applied Researc
[please cc: your reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED], NOT TO ME. thanks]
>From: "Michael Lees" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: wannabelinuxuser
>Date: Sun, 13 Jun 1999 14:33:18 -0700
>
>Do ya'll give help to Linux challenged people
> Hello ... I am trying to upgrade my system from RH 5.2 to RH 6.0 via FTP. I
> just got cable modem and made the boot disk from one of the ftp sites. I
> have been able to boot the install floppy, specified my network card,
> specified DHCP and specified that I want to use FTP.
at this point you
s for the help
---
Send administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm pretty bad (ok, terrible) when it comes to playing with images, but
even I can make some nice looking web graphics starting with the script-fu
extensions in the gimp. Look under the Xtns menu on the tool window. Note
you may have to install a couple of font sets to get things working
properly.
The best way to learn gimp, really is to read the manuals, and any other
documentation pertaining to gimp. When is the next meeting anyway? I'll be
up in Austin for summer orientation july 6 through the 9 i believe. I'll
be glad to help in any questions you have.
Nathan Sports
son out
> there. I am sure there are some experts on this list. I wonder if
> perhaps we could organize a short gimp tutorial that would cover the
> basics and help save the world from ugly graphics. I am willing to
> bet that I would not be the only one interested.
>
> Failing
> Failing that - I wonder if anyone can comment on the new gimp book.
With any luck, I should have the new gimp book in a week.
However, I'm still waiting for the samba book from the same
publisher.
>I have not seen it at any of the local bookstores, so I do not know
>what it is like. If you
Ask, and you shall receive...
have you tried this yet?
http://manual.gimp.org
later,
/\
Mohak Shroff_/ \_
[EMAIL PROTECTED]\ /
www.cs.utexas.edu/users/mshroff \/
--
organize a short gimp tutorial that would cover the
basics and help save the world from ugly graphics. I am willing to
bet that I would not be the only one interested.
Failing that - I wonder if anyone can comment on the new gimp book.
I have not seen it at any of the local bookstores, so I do not
Chip Rosenthal writes:
> tom carlile writes:
> > >>> RCPT To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> CWsacrilege.org
eeek ... brain fart ... try:
Cwsacrilege.org
--
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Has your mail server been spamproofed? http://maps.vix.com/tsi/
Outla
tom carlile writes:
> >>> RCPT To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CWsacrilege.org
--
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Has your mail server been spamproofed? http://maps.vix.com/tsi/
Outlaw junk email * Support CAUCEhttp://www.cauce.org/
"Sure it's workin
i'm trying to tackle getting sendmail working on my box. i'd appreciate some help
from anyone with sendmail experience.
my hostname is equinox, my domain is sacrilege.org, i use smtp-server.austin.rr.com
for smtp outbound.
within sendmail.cf i set:
Dwequinox
DDsac
I am resending the message since I missed out
the word "HELP" in the subject header in the previous
message.
Hi,
I am new linux user and just installed RedHat Linux 6.0.
I have been trying to connect to UT from home. I tried
to use netcfg as recommended in UT-specific Repository
there any drivers for this? With Redhat 5.2 I had no
problem setting up my dial-up or modem. Just told it what com port it was on then it
worked. Not this time.
I would appreciate any help on either of these. I'm tired of emailing siglinux from
win98. There is definitely something wrong wit
gt; > there were a bunch of problems I fixed, and mount says my partition is
> > in rw mode, but when I try to copy fstab~ to fstab I can't. (the
> > message is that the partition is read-only.) I tried the windows ext2
> > mount utility, but it's ro. I also tried typi
my partition is
> in rw mode, but when I try to copy fstab~ to fstab I can't. (the
> message is that the partition is read-only.) I tried the windows ext2
> mount utility, but it's ro. I also tried typing linux 1 at the lilo
> prompt and that didn't help. What do I do?
On Sun, 11 Apr 1999, Paul Sack wrote:
> mount utility, but it's ro. I also tried typing linux 1 at the lilo
Use linux single, not linux 1.
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ry to copy fstab~ to fstab I can't. (the
message is that the partition is read-only.) I tried the windows ext2
mount utility, but it's ro. I also tried typing linux 1 at the lilo
prompt and that didn't help. What do I do? Please help. The last time I
touched fstab was week
> >boot off a tomsrtbt, generate a list of packages that have stuff in /lib
> >and reinstall those
>
> I'm looking right now myselfbut where can I find tomsrtbt?
www.toms.net
> >or reinstall with the upgrade option
> >
>
> Tried that one.it can't find my rpmsis that going to rule o
On Fri, 09 Apr 1999, Tim Belding wrote:
>At 10:25 PM 04/08/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>>On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Tim Belding wrote:
>>
>>> Hi everyone
>>>
>>> You knowlife's a funny thing? I was working on backing up my system to
>>> my newly installed jaz drive. Good thing right?
>>>
>>> Well
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