On 24-May-98 Derek Balling wrote:
Odd question:
Would anyone happen to have a good printcap for a Panasonic KXP-4420 Laser
printer?
Typically the best thing to do is pick the HP printer that it most closely
emulates, such as an HP3, assuming the printer doesn't do postscript by default.
Strangest is still that they ship a not yet stable (pre-) version of
2.0.34.
Well, now that Alan is working for RH, I suspect he'll make sure it's stable
before releasing. I agree, though. That sure would be a show-stopper if the
kernel wasn't stable..
Dave
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On 24-May-98 Chris \"Cranky Spice\" Harshman wrote:
The disks seemed to work properly, but I couldn't find any way to manually
load a module from my own disk. Is this possible with RH5? It should be,
if it isn't.
Yes, it's possible, assuming you've compiled the module with the same
On 23-May-98 Chris Fishwick wrote:
Hi all,
I have 486DX4-100 with 16 Meg RAM and a 850Meg Quantum Trailblazer
HDD Drive... I am trying to install RH on it, with no luck..
RH 4.2, starts to boot from the boot floppy, then, just after finding the
HDD, gives a 'Unknown Interupt'
On 23-May-98 Michael wrote:
Hi all !
I have asked this question a coupple of times before, but got
no reply, so I'll just try one more time !
I have begon using communicator 405 messagecenter for my E-Mail
Prior I have used kmail. Now I would like to import the messages
that I have saved
On 22-May-98 Daniel Goldin wrote:
The "from" line currently generated by sendmail:
"From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu May 21 00:27:45 1998"
This is all screwed up. "Daniel" is my user name at localhost.
Don't know what "ixmail9" means, but don't like the looks of it
much.
How can I
I've installed Communicator 4.05, but when I try to start it up, I get:
/usr/lib/netscape/netscape-communicator: error in loading shared
libraries
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXp.so.6: undefined symbol: _Xglobal_lock
Try typing the following from an xterm:
# export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=
# export
On 22-May-98 Moore Brett wrote:
Hope someone has a quick answer to this; My machine (192.168.1.1) would
like to print to the okilaser on lp2 @ my remote machine (192.168.1.6).
The remote machine has the printer setup configured so local printing is
OK, the files;
/etc/hosts.lpd reads
I downloaded the mount 2.71 RPM from RH's ftp site to upgrade the mount
that is included with RH5 CD. I did this because I've been getting NFS
warnings about my mount version being older than my kernel version
(2.1.97). I rebooted the system and I get a bunch of errors from mount
saying
On 22-May-98 Mike Frisch wrote:
On Wed, 20 May 1998, Abandon_All_Hope wrote:
Also you should not make them compatable. You can but, it defeats the
purpose of NIS+.
While we're on the topic of NIS+, is there a proper server implementation
for Linux? (preferably something I could apply
On 22-May-98 Joe Tseng wrote:
I still can't get Ghostscript to work... Is it me or does GS5.10 not
work with the Epson Stylus Color 400? I saw the lowest printer
supported was the 500 and I didn't know if I could use another driver as
a substitute.
Yes, keep trying them until one works
if [ -a /var/run/ppp0.pid ]; then
IP=`ifconfig | grep P-t-P | cut -c 23-34`
cat /etc/hosts-up | sed -e s/--IP--/$IP/g /etc/hosts
fi
If I execute the second and third lines, one at a time, from the command
line myself, they work perfectly. But if I run them in a script
I am using Samba as delivered with RH 5. I am able to successfully smbmount
published resources on my Win95 box and to use my Win95-hosted printer. When I
try to view my Linux resources from Network Neighborhood, I am asked for a
password for IPC and cannot get past that point.
You have to
On 20-May-98 Van Tate wrote:
Well, I have made the attempt of installing redhat 5.0 via ftp over 20
times now and I keep getting failed rpm installs during the
installations because for some reason it says it is for the wrong
architecture. I am using the correct ftp directory and I am able
What I did was return RH and get Caldera (the $55 version). Caldera
support seems to be substantially better than RH's, and I feel better
because, paradoxically, the oh-so-profit-minded Caldera advances the free
software concept.
Anyway, sorry to go on so much about this. Sorry, too, if
On 20-May-98 Chris Fenton wrote:
We are experiencing a number of power outages here at the university
with undesirable effects on the UNIX systems.
Upon re-booting the postgres-sql deamon postmaster did not boot ?
A closer look revealed this message upon re-booting
rpc.mountd cannot
On 20-May-98 Kevin A. Pieckiel wrote:
I've got a RHL4.2 box with a 2.0.32 kernel and an Archive Python
25501-xxx SCSI-2 tape drive connected to an Adapted SCSI 2940UW
adapter. The drive works and is configured properly (as it
worked when I had WinNT on the box not too long ago). I can use
On 20-May-98 Brian Schramm wrote:
I am creating my own CD for different programs under Linux. I use
RedHat 5.0 at this time. I have created the files and layout that I
like on a server hard drive. These files are in long filename format.
My question is how do I create the cd so Linux
On 20-May-98 Brian Schramm wrote:
I have looked everywhere for a set of instructions for setting up
shadow passwords on Redhat. All I can find is that it has been
changed from 4.x. Since Redhat's install is too stupid to ask you
wether or not you would like to use shadow passwords or
On 20-May-98 Vivek Rajan wrote:
Hi,
I have got two doubts in Redhat Linux. Could u please help
me out.
1. All networks access like telnet, http request etc to
a server running RedHat linux takes a long time. How can
I solve this?
Make sure /etc/resolv.conf points to a valid nameserver.
Red Hat, pay attention to things that don't look like '95. I ignore
anything that does, even if it works (although I was willing to do
anything I could to break it, and couldn't). I'm an anti-M$ zealot. I
didn't purchase your product for a lame windows look-and-feel. For some
reason,
I've just installed a new box running Debian 2.0 (hamm) and I'm having a
slight problem. I can't get it working properly on the network (this is
my fourth hamm install and all others are fine...).
nics# ping 192.168.1.1
PING 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1): 56 data bytes
ping: sendto:
Regarding the net- lines, do you know what these are about? From time to time
I will see messages in my messages.log to the effect that the net-pf-5 modules
could not be found. Doesn't seem to be harmful but it is annoying me.
Make sure the following is in /etc/conf.modules:
alias net-pf-3
On 16-May-98 steven standley wrote:
Heh gang...
I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
What I need is recommendations from the list on tape drives
that you have purchased and have had little or no problems
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Using interface ppp0
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Connect: ppp0 -- /dev/cua2
Apr 22 23:53:56 kilroy pppd[2730]: Unsupported protocol (0x8207) received
Apr 22 23:53:57 kilroy pppd[2730]: Received bad configure-nak/rej: 03 06
83 c6 7c 2e
Apr 22
But, when using dump, there are two values that I don't know; density and
size. The blocks I obtained fro the HOWTO: 58. I have them set real high
at this point. If you use the T3000 and dump, please let me know what
values you use.
Hmm.. haven't used dump on linux, only on solaris, but
On 17-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
Ok, I got that to work, but now it doesn't want to read my .xinitrc! I
had everything working, and don't know what I screwed up.. But now I
just get the grey screen.. and my .xinitrc is jsut as it should because
I was using it a few hours ago!
Well, that
I copy the /etc/DIR_COLORS to my $HOME directory
with the name .dir_colors as suggested in such
file, but all the changes that I do in the colors
definitions has no effect in the ls --color command.
I saved the .dir_colors file and exited from shell,
invoking another xterm, but it do not
:
#!/bin/sh
exec afterstep
and that should do it. The first time it starts it creates a GNUstep directory
in your home directory, but that path can be changed (haven't played with it
enough myself to know how yet..)
Dave
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-0.96-1.i386.rpm
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On 16-May-98 David Fisher wrote:
Dave Wreski
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Has anyone ever given much thought to the psychological ramifications
of the anti-MS hysteria that colours the Linux community? Is it really
necessary to expend so much energy vilifying
The Linux vs. Solaris on UltraSparc benchmark comparisions are lying
around on the web somewhere. A semi-inteligent search on yahoo, etc.
should find it.
ftp://vger.rutgers.edu/pub/linux/Sparc/ultrapenguin-1.0/HTML/lmbench.txt
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and I would like that someone tell me if it is a WINMODEM.
Boot to DOS and try a DOS-based modem program. Even something like the
following should do it:
C:\ echo ata com1:
I think that should test it..
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On 16-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
I have heard a lot about this, but cannot seem to find it. Anyone want
to point me in the right direction? (I've tried kernel.org with no luck)
Thanks..
ftp://ftp.uk.linux.org/pub/linux/alan/2.0.34pre
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On 17-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
Alright! Well I got it, but how do I use it? wasn't it like patch p0
blah or something?
Assuming you already have a clean 2.0.33 kernel in /usr/src, do the following:
# cd /usr/src
# gzip -dc patch-2.0.34pre14.gz | patch -p0 -s
The only output would be a
On 17-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
Well, somehow I screwed up my symbolic links for X and I cannot get X to
start. Can anyone send me what they are supposed to be? I'd appreciate
it! Thanks!
# cd /usr/X11R6/bin
# ln -sf X_SVGA X
where "X_SVGA" represents the name of your X server. Also,
P.S. Is there a swap alarm available? It'd be nice to have some warning
that swap was about to be exhausted!
Dunno about that. It seems a good idea. top can be a useful indicator of
this, however. I typically run it inside its own xterm all the time so I
can routinely check things like
t; instead.
You can find it at ftp.redhat.com/pub/contrib/hurricane/i386
Dave
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On 17-May-98 Jim Gentry wrote:
I apologize if this topic has been covered, but I have just installed RH5.0
and I cannot get the rvplayer to work with Netscape. There is no mention of
a realaudio or rvplayer plug-in in Netscape and I am at a loss for how to
get the two programs to work
On 15-May-98 Jil Tardiff wrote:
I apologize in advance for the "newbie" question, but I'm just not sure
where to start...
No problem, this is a good place to start.
I have my main computer at home running Win95 and Linux. I am trying to
move as much functionality to Linux as possible (for
On 15-May-98 Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
Several months (or possible a year) ago some kind soul (but I can't
remember if it was from this list) provided a solution to using a printer
connected to another machine on the network. I used it at the place I
used to work at and it was a charm.
On 13-May-98 twisted wrote:
Hello everyone, I am having a small problem, and was wondering if
perhaps someone could help me and save me some time.
A friend just installed Redhat 4.2 on Her computer. It seems that she
did not isntall the linux developers .rpm's. When I tried to run "make
On 13-May-98 CyberMan wrote:
I recompiled the kernel with the Cyrix patches downloaded from
www.linuxhq.com and now my Cyrix PR150+ CPU is recognized as an IE86???
Doing a cat /proc/cpuinfo shows the corect CPU type, but uname -m shows
IE86.
Because of this starnge thing I cannot
A newbie wants to replace the rh v4.2 stock kernel with a 2.0.32-2 kernel.
Where should he look for a howto procedure for handling the new rpm
kernel,kernel-header,and kernel-modules?
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/rhl/intel/kernel-upgrade-intel.html
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On 11-May-98 Pere Camps wrote:
Hi!
How can I make a ATX motherboard to actually shut off when I
execute a 'halt' ?
See the APM section during a kernel compile.
Dave
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Everyone was right.. nothing to do with apache of course.. and all to do
with one little file (as always.. damnit =). I think as Dan had
mentioned previously it was the /etc/hosts file. I had also taken Dave
W.'s advice and tried the `network restart` path .. and that kinda mussed
up
I have compiled the 2.0.33 kernel and added a joliet patch 0.2.9 for
fat32 support. I have the RH5.0 release installed. I included msdos,
dos, fat, and vfat support into the kernel. When I try to mount one of
the fat32 partitions, mount tells me "fs vfat not supported by kernel".
I have
thanks to Dave's suggestions I succesfully got that "moving" linux box
transported to the other side of campus and working properly .. thing is,
now I have another problem. For some reason I cannot start httpd .. it
keeps telling me that I have no hostname .. but i do .. chacked a
I am trying to configure Apache.
When I try to invoke it by typing "httpd", I receive the following errors:
getpeername: Socket operation on non-socket
getsockname: Socket operation on a non-socket
Error getting local address
Start apache using the following command:
resolv.conf is a-ok =) ... I looked through all the normal net' files and
so far everything looked ok .. I'm still hackin away at trying to figure
this one out. Buggin the hell outa me too =).
Ok, be sure you've check the following files:
/etc/hosts
/etc/resolv.conf
Dear Netters:
I am going to buy some HP PCs, Are there any HP hardwares which Linux
has problems?
Yes, winmodems, specifically. See the hardware compatibility at the RH
site.
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I'm moving my linux box to another side of campus, and thus have
to change all the net-configs along with the NIC. Is there a generic
list of things I should be
My problem is locally I keep getting bounes from the Linux box and was
wondering if I have missed anything or someone has done this type of setup
before.
The actual bounced messages would help, but I suspect you need to tell
your mail server that it is now accepting mail for those domains.
I have a Red Hat 4.2 box set up to do IP masquerading and act as a
gateway for the rest of my network to connect to the Internet. It was
working fine and I shut the connection down and later brought it back
up. From that point on it no longer works. I've looked at netcfg and
the logs and
Hey Guys. This is the summary of the Corel announcement today, written by
Russell Nelson (written to slashdot.org):
Eid Eid said (as head of corelcomputer) that all the system software for
the NetWinder (their desktop computer originally envisioned as a Java thin
client but which is now a
Sometimes when I'm doing lots of reconfiguration on several machines, or
if it's been a while since I've tinkered with a particular box, it can
be easy to forget how a particular machine's kernel was configured. Is
there a way to get a kernel to spit out something that vaguely resembles
Maybe this is a little bit off topic, but I was wondering how to
writing codes and packages for a linux distribution? I mean, do
you actually just start writing code yourself and put it out?
Is there a "offical linux wish-list" so duplicate effort won't
happen? How to contact other linux
Greetings. I'm something of a software hack, and occasionally write
something useful. Up until recently, I've been using Slackware and was
content to simply throw up my work (to a website, say) in tarball format.
Anymore, I'd like to do that, as well as provide a RPM that the average
What's the quickest way to boot in winass '95 (not reboot) from linux???
What's the quickest way to boot win95?
- Hold CDROM horizontally in front of you while standing.
- Release grip on CDROM.
- Extend foot in such a motion as to reach the CDROM as its falling.
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Where do I find a program that will do a Low Level Format?
Next, I insert the BootUp Floppy and proceed to do a normal install. It
gets to a point, and then stops.
Partition check:
hda: hda1
RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0
Then it just stops right there. Can somebody
I'm wondering where, if anyplace, RedHat has a place for custom commands
to be exectuted upon shutdown, similar to /etc/rc.d/rc.local or
/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. I'm sharing my swap partition with Windows 95 (as
described in the Tips HOWTO), but currently I have to manually run a
script to
If you want to run something upon executing shutdown, or halt, you can
either add the commands directly to /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt or add a shell
script to that file that calls the commands you wish to execute.
I would advise not to touch the standard scripts like
/etc/rc.d/init.d/halt,
I've got this real nasty little problem where my machine will
spontaneously reboot. It's a little scary. Here's what appears in my
/var/log/messages file:
[...]
And as you can see, it began rebooting about four lines above here. I
don't know what an skb is, but it is certainly ruining my
After browsing though over 200 matches for the string "linux winmodem" I'm
sure what the answer to my question will be, but I'll ask it just in case.
There isn't any chance of my being able to get my Compaq 56K-VSC Winmodem
that came with my Presario to work under Linux, is there?
:( No.
I have a system tht has 3 HD
/dev/hda1 ibm 4.3gb ide partitioned as 1 4.3gb win fat32
This is win95's home turf
scsi adapter adaptec 2940uw
/dev/sdaseagate 4.3gb uw scsi3
/root = 1 gig linux native
Make your root partition below the 1024
There is one, somewhere, but it's pretty much ignored. Unix, in general, is
pretty much invulnerable to virus's.
Invulnerable? What intrinsic quality grants Unix this remarkable privilege?
Ah, grasshopper, it is due to no public area for users to write over other
users files, among
Is there a redhat Security Faq
No, but there is now a general Linux Security-HOWTO, available from the
normal HOWTO archives.
Comments welcome on it.
Dave
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TclError: error reading bitmap file
"/usr/lib/rhs/control-panel/loopy/dropdown.x
bm"
Heck, I'm bold and perfectly willing to be called an idiot :-)
Seems to me that there might be a problem with
/usr/lib/rhs/control-panel/loopy/dropdown.xbm.
Is it corrupt?
No, it was non-existant, and I
A problem i've recently run into is that when i go to install a new
package, it tells me that i need another library which is contained
in another package, and then that package tells me the same thing..
i've been downloading them off of the redhat RPM listings. does
anyone know of one
I have a mail domain set up in virtusertable as so:
@primordialsoup.com bheman
We are mx'ed for primordialsoup.com. When is send a test message to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] from a local accoutn i get the following mail
to root:
554 MX list for primordialsoup.com. points back to
on the otherhand, it's not a huge problem with linux, because linux is
ridiculously easy to get into if you have physical access.
How do other unixes differ in regards to this?
Its not a matter of that its easy to get into. Especially when it comes
to physical access. Every OS has
Compiling the driver in the kernel, avoids loading of scsi_mod.o and you
can directly load ppa.o.
Or using "modprobe ppa" will correctly find the dependancies for you.
in your /etc/conf.modules? You should also have scsi disk, scsi generic,
scsi emulation either as modules or compiled
sk [scottk@linux-serv scottk]$ export TZ=EDT
sk [scottk@linux-serv scottk]$ xbru
sk BRU: Unable to find/exec bru executable - ABORTING!!
sk [scottk@linux-serv scottk]$
Doh! Try running as root
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I go to /sbin and run lilo, says Added linux *, reboot and the system
still hangs up at LIL- ...
I think this is an indication either you moved /boot/map without rerunning
lilo, or your disk geometry doesn't match.
Try using `LBA' mode in your computer's BIOS. Be sure you have a resuce
OK, I said that I would put one together, and I did. It is a PostScript
EPS file, that is ready to print, or haul into something else. This means
that the image is scaleable.
There are already many on the Internet, if necessary.
This one's a great ethernet tutorial, including crossover
When I use who,it displays a message like this:
who: Memory exhausted
What can I do?
Use `w' instead :)
Actually, make sure you have updated the errata packages, as I think this
was a bug that was fixed quite a long time ago.
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I know that by default, anyone can reboot a Linux box, and type linux 1 at
the lilo prompt in order to get into single user mode. I understand the
benefits of a feature such as this (forgotten root's password), but I need
to disable this. I can't allow people to get a root shell simply by
Anyway here is the question, I am in single user mode editing the
/etc/passwd file. I do not see any passwords, only this:
root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/ksh
Check out /etc/shadow, which should contain the actual password.
Where or how do I delete the password?
Delete? You might as well
I want to setup linux, so that root login
will not be allowed from "login:" prompt,
but only thru su ( or sudo ).
Is this possible?
Then just under what circumstances _do_ you want root to be able to login?
Currently root can only login from the console, meaning one
I'm not quite clear on what controls the default permissions of anyone
logging in through ftp on RH5.0. I want everyone in a certain
work-group to have read-write permissions on each others' files, but
uploads default to "-rw-r--r--". Where do I go to reset this?
Use the '-u umask'
I just installed 5.0 on another PC, and while using netcfg with the stock
RH 5.0 libs (with all updates) I'm receiving the errors below. Here are
some of the relevant packages I'm using, just in case:
tk-8.0-12
tcl-8.0-12
tclx-8.0.0.0-12
netcfg-2.19-3
XFree86-libs-3.3.2-3
AfterStep-1.4.5.2-1
Physical security is useless if software itself is so flawed that one can
simply boot to a passwordless o/s that allows an incredible amount of
access to hardware immediately.
There are several reasons it does not come more secure by default.
Security is always a tradeoff, and it is not up
I was wondering what is the limit of web site domains a single
linux box can handle? Say the load is just a few small pages per hour
for each of the sites. Or heck even through hardware out of the loop for
a second. What is the max that linux and apache can handle? 10? 100?
1000?
Its
How can I turn off hostname lookups in sendmail? What options
should be set in sendmail.cf? I'm running Red Hat Linux 5.0 with sendmail
8.8.7.
See the Sendmail mini-howto.
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I have an old Digital 486DX33 low profile box that I'd like to use Linux
with... the problem is it has a standard IDE disk controler on-board.
It can't see all of a larger EIDE disk, and I need at least 2GB to use.
I assume the 500MB limitation is in the old IDE controler and adding a
SCSI
A BIOS upgrade is one way to do the trick, but a more useful way would
probably be the BIOS extension software that most drive makers include with
all hard drives beyond 528 Mb in size.
No, Linux definately does not need this, let alone use it. There is
support for this software, sometimes
When installing Linux on a Micron Pentium machine today, I couldn't get
the RH installer to 'wake-up' the ethernet card, a 3COM 3C590 PCI
EtherLink III. I mean, it found the card, recognized it, but the card
wouldn't wake up. Like, whenever you turn on a machine with a card that
wakes up
I have recently installed RH 5.0 on a system with a STB Velocity 128/RIVA
128 video chipset. Because of this chipset, I was forced to install the new
XFree86 3.3.2 to get X support.
Unfortunately, when I installed the new version of XFree86, all of my
window manager defaults were
This would certainly be easy enough, but the real problem is that I need to
install Linux on the box in the first place -- and right now, I need to
install over the network. Can I update the module on the supplimentary disk?
If your installing over the network, you only need the boot disk
I usually end up taking a permenant-ink magic marker and coding the
white parts of pairs when I strip the ends (e.g. I untwisted this white
wire from around the green, so I put a green permenant-ink stripe on
it).
My free telco cable must be made of wax, because that trick doesn't work
From my reading of the SCSI-HOWTO, and the various HP-UX manuals, I think
the way it works is roughly analagous to the "generic scsi" driver in
linux. There is a scsi device that functions as a bare-bones "pass-thru"
and other programs (in this case the "mc" command) provide rudimentary
ppa: Probing port 0278
scsi : 0 hosts.
./ppa.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
Try 'fuser -v /dev/lp[01]' and see what it reports. Apparently there is
something already using your printer port, and you must disable that
first. Otherwise, /var/log/dmesg (or the 'dmesg' command) should
I noticed something odd. I booted up and immeaditely
went in to X. I start several xterm's from within a .xinitrc
file. From inside one of the xterms I did a 'w' command
and it listed one root entry for each xterm but for the
idle times for all the xterms except the one I was using
said
You should probably use the 192.168.16.0 network, since 198.168.16.0 is
assigned to the Canadian Inspector General of Financial Institutions
(http://rs.arin.net/cgi-bin/arinwhois.pl?arinwhoisquery=198.168.16). Look
up RFC1918 for details. (I know, because I made the same mistake))
How
the two ethernet cards in machine "A" are 3com 3c905 PCI cards
(as is the card in "B" if that matters). both A and B are Pentiums'
running linux 2.0.33. the router is an ADSL "modem" and the hub is
from 3com.
I think you may have screwed up your diagram somehow. You had both
machine A
1) Anyone have a 3c905tx NIC with the 918 chipset working in
Linux? If so, where is a driver? The builtins don't work, and the one at
cesdis nad varesearch doesn't either. I'll continue hacking on it unless
someone knows where I can find one.
What is the 918 chipset? You could try
On Sun, 03 May 1998, Sahar Nitzan wrote:
That is exactly my problem .
With commands like printf,scanf etc. I don't have any problem, but with the
clrscr() function
which clear the screen in dos -doesn't seem to work under linux why ?
Because Linux is not DOS. clrscr() is a DOS-only
Unfortunately you would have great difficulty using the bash shell during
the install.
I don't seem to have difficulty...other than having to contort my fingers
to press ALT-F2. If there is such difficulty, why would the installation
routine provide access to the bash shell? Isn't this
2. rename the hosts adding a domain to the names
Using .nevada as a domain isn't such a good idea. That won't work for
DNS, for example, and is really nonconventional. Consider ".nevada.org".
Now in all cases when I ping from either machine I always get a network
unreachable error
What
Okay, I did remember the 'proxyarp' option from when I set up my ppp box, but
the stuff I read at the ProxyArp Howto (related web site) was making me think
that this might be something different, or the same thing in a drastically
different context.
I haven't read that howto for quite a
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