aha152x=0x140,12
Aha! I totally forgot about the PCI factor. Now let's see... How would I go
about finding the card settings... H... How can I tell what this thing
is set to? It's not a card, it's built-in to the mb, so I can't check
jumpers, maybe if I stripped everything down
Bought a DecPc 433 Workstation for $1 at a salvage sale. I think I got a
bargain:
Ya think? :)
Video chipset: Appian
Never heard of it. But replacing it with a $5 trident might not be a bad
idea.
SCSI controller: Adaptec 1520
Works fine with the aha152x driver.
Network: Dec100 IRQ: 5
I know this is bit of a newbie question, but...
Not really, there are some complicated issues here..
I'm obviously considering an RH 5 based server backbone for their Win95
and Macs
I would like to set things up so anyone with a username and ID will be
able to sit down at any computer
I followed the directions for setting up a caching only
nameserver, and for things like nslookup it works fine. Unfortuantely it
does not work with netscape at all. I can fix this by adding the
Have you gotten this resolved? If not, my suggestion would be to install
a full-blown DNS
couple problems i am running into with this new install. first try
through the first boot after install it would keep hanging on loading
sendmail. i tried various things to stop it from loading but could not
get it done so i ended up doing a complete reinstall and told the
services
The server works quite well for 2 or 3 days but hangs up with lines of error
message on the monitor:
Problem: Block in the Freelist isn't free
Have you applied all the RedHat errata updates? Unfortunately there were
a few problems with memory leaks in the kernel that was distributed,
Just need a quick pointer on where linux goes when booting up, I want to
get rid of the realplayer stuff I included when I installed RH5. Something
like the autoexec.bat I guess.
There are several configuration files that get read during system boot.
See the /etc/rc.d/init.d directory to
I need to forward all mail that is coming into one of our virtual domains
into one mailbox. Is this possible? In theory i would like to have an
alias type of setup that was:
*@virtualdomain.com: user
Have you previously checked Steve's virtual hosting link:
I want to buy a 17" Sony CPD 200GST. Can anybody tell me if i can use this in
Redhat 5.0 ?? Can any screen be used in linux ??
Sure, you might just need the specs from your monitor manual, and you'll
be all set.
Dave
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I am using Sendmail 8.8.7 with RedhaT 5.0 and I am trying to setup Sendmail
up for Virtual Hosting.
I have gone through the directions at www.sendmail.org run the m4 macro and
setup my .cw file but it still doesnt work. Any help would be deeply
appreciated.
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FYI, if you have RealAudio you might be interested in this one:
http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/archives/1998/current.html
there will be a Linux interview (with Linus, Don Becker and others ?!)
today at 8:15
Can anyone tell me where I can get a PostScript version of the
RedHat 4.2 User Guide?
I see on RedHat's website they have the 5.0 User Guide in PostScript
and HTML, but the 4.2 version is only in HTML.
I actually don't think it exists. If not, you can grab the sgml version,
if that exists,
Do I want to set myself up as a Novell server? That seems like
overkill, since we don't actually have any bona fide Novell clients.
If you wish to export files on your Linux box via IPX, you must set
yourself up as a Novell server.
Its not actually that hard, though. It took me a couple of
One bit that's interesting is that "logrotate -d /etc/logrotate.conf"
finishes to completion while both "logrotate -v /etc/logrotate.conf"
"logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf" segfault...
Post a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and explain to him the problem. I'm
sure logrotate isn't on the top 10
need to setup a nameserver. 1. Using redhat's netcfg tool, under the
section of nameservers would I have to enter the ip of the primary
nameserver only?
If you have a secondary nameserver, there's no reason you can't add it as
well.
2. By pointing the computer to the correct DNS if I was
When In the FreeBSD world we had a tool called sup. every night i ran it
via cron (SUP would go out to freebsd.org and grab all updated packages
for you) and every friday night i would make world, via cron. Now granted
this took place at my previous employer's who had 3 T3's, so d/l time was
Ok. I've realized that getting the T3000 to work in this machine is
probably going to be a really big pain. I've been able to find a FC20 card
to control it but for another $80 and I won't have it till Friday at the
earliest. The place I bought it from said that they will take it back for
Is there anyway to change users while in X?
Use the `su' command, for switch-user. Provide the user name you wish to
switch to, like:
# su - otherusr
and be sure to read the man page.
Is Applexware as good as MS Office?
I happen to think its better. It doesn't crash, or swallow
Is there anyway to change users while in X?
Use the `su' command, for switch-user. Provide the user name you wish to
switch to, like:
You should also check out the following, for some basic system
administration help:
of these newbie questions, but everyone has to start somewhere. There are
some programs that seem to do nothing when I try to load them. They are
Yes, they may be newbie questions, but there is nothing wrong with that,
as long as you put in some time and practice, and not expect us to do
I am convinced that duals are the way to go. Check out
(http://www.thechipmerchant.com) for good pricing info but you can get
away with dual P166, 96mg of ram and a titan motherboard for $500 or less.
It's good amount of CPU power for not a whole lot of money.
Cool, good information..
Here is a PERL way to do it:
#!/usr/bin/perl
open(FILE, "filename");
while($line = FILE) #grabs one line at a time until you get to eof
Gad, I hate perl. Try bash:
while read line
do
process $line
done filename
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Hi all. Does anyone know anything about mp3 files? Are they only sound
files, or video as well?
Is there something that can play that format?
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well.it should be okhowever i'm not prefect.
I'm sure the gentleman asking the original question feels much better now
that you said that. Its probably best not to say anything unless your
absolutely sure. Additionally, one-line answers typically don't provide
any valuable
Yes. We are still deciding whether or not (and if so, how) to use Linux, and
we've already overspent the modest budget for this work. Part of the problem is
my having originally thought to use Linux as an RTOS, which would not be
optimal. At this point, I am leaning toward something like
X11Amp (X)
A good choice - just don't install it suid root as the docs suggest
(unless that hole's been fixed). I didn't install suid root in the first
place anyway, as I refused to give an audio player that level of
privilege...
Can you spare me the time, and tell me where to find it?
X11Amp (X)
Well, thanks for the pointers, guys. Now, can you tell me where to find
some cool mp3 files, and am I going to need a T3 to download them, as I
understand they are rather large?
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I have a bit of a strange one here that I have not seen before. I
did not see this problem in the FAQ or errata so I thought this may be a
good place to ask. I have a 5.0 system that has been working just fine
for while but I have this funny problem that has developed with my screen
does anybody out there happen to have BRU working with the HP Colorado
T3000? I just picked one up and really hope it isn't known to be
incompatible. It says it complies with QIC-3020 Wide which ftape is
supposed to work with.
I have a new T4000s that gives me an I/O error every
ipop3d[2138]: error: cannot execute /usr/sbin/ipop3d: No such file or
directory
What went Wrong here??? I can send mail from and outside box, but I
Have you considered the remote possibility that that file just might not
be installed?
Try:
# rpm -qf /usr/sbin/ipop3d
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I have a couple that work well too. The problem is that Adaptec
changes their BIOS's and card specs within the the same card model
number. Since they do not release their specs to the Linux community,
the Linux driver for 2940 may or
On 03-Apr-98 Mike Wangsmo wrote:
To all experiencing problems w/ Real Audio client:
I hope to get the 5.0 Gold player out this weekend. There are still a
couple issues with the Netscape plugins to be resolved.
You can download the 5.0beta3 client from Real Networks for the time
You did have a registered version, in a sense. rvplayer is free as was
realaudio for the Linux program. The commercial "RealPlayer Plus" is not
included in Linux, because that product only exists for the Windows and
Mac(?) platforms.
Hmm.. That's pretty misleading then. I can't believe more
Viva la choices!!
Yes, that is very true. I only meant to point out other choices..
While we are on this subject does Hylafax do Alpha numeric pages well
or for that matter at all? I heard somewhere that it will do this.
If so can I configure it to just do paging?
Yes, it has integrated
This page exemplifies the problem:
http://arena.simplenet.com/hleft.htm
Mine does the same! It'd happened before but I thought it was an
anonaly. What gives?
Well, report the problem, and perhaps now we can get it fixed:
http://www.mozilla.org/report.html
Dave
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Is NYS extensible? Can I add the ability to configure Apache, Sendmail,
or even home-grown programs? I really don't know much about NIS and its
descendants.
I havn't tried the Linux version (NYS), but basically NIS+ is a way to
manage /etc/hosts, /etc/passwd, /etc/services, and more in a
First time on the list so please be gentle with me.
No way, man. No mercy :) Ah, just kidding.. welcome to the list..
All the correct daemons are running, cause the root can do things, but
somewhere a permission is wrong.
I suspect something like the permissions on your root directory.
How do I check the users setuid bit?
and if its not set, how do I set it?
First, read the man page for chmod, as this will explain how to use the setuid
bit.
Next, make sure you know which binaries you are going to be applying the suid
bit to, as there is significant potential for security
It's been used by everyone from the makers of "Titanic" to NASA and it's
free to all comers, yet at least two firms sell it. It's an operating
system called Linux, and its backers believe that it could give Windows NT
a run for its money -- contradiction and all.
I also don't have a
On 03-Apr-98 David Fisher wrote:
XiGraphics' CDE with their AcceleratedX will run circles around most X
servers.
It is neither free nor cheap, and their tech support is spotty, but the
difference is impressive. We use it on a Matrox Millennium 2 driving a 21"
Hitachi, and it makes Linux
On 03-Apr-98 David S Edwards wrote:
Hello,
I've seen this message a couple times in my syslog. Does anyone know what
this means and what might be causing it?
Mar 31 08:40:27 ns1 inetd[2840]: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
It means one of the services (most likely) or inetd
If only I was sitting in front of this system, I could pull the plug. :(
david
Try something like:
# exec init 6
Which will use the resources from your current shell to try and reboot the
machine.
Dave
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Thanks. I tried that, but it terminated my session. Guess those resources
were in too much of a demand. I got somebody headed over to pull the plug...
Yes, it will terminate the command. It replaces your current shell with the
process you are exec'ing, in this case init. You should notice
Hi all. I've only had 5.0 installed for a few days now on my primary machine,
so I haven't subscribed to hurricane-list yet...
What's the deal with rvplayer and RH 5.0? Its expired? That was one of the
reasons I purchased it, thinking I had a registered version included with the
purchase of
X-based utilities aren't always ideally suited for server environments.
Remember, one of Linux's advantages is that it doesn't suffer the overhead
NT does because the Linux GUI, X, isn't mandatory. Providing X-based
tools, while nifty, reduce some of Linux's advantage. I would like to
SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so far. My only
complaint is that its pretty thin. :)
But the content more than makes up for the lack of size.
Isn't it like $80/yr?
Dave
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- Presentation. What am I supposed to use to show management what rules
we have? Write it out on paper each time? Surely you can't expect an
upper-level manager to view ipfwadm source to figure out what the rules
are?
Having sold security services as a consultant, my experience
[hmm.. is my reply-to screwed up?]
Are they any good Linux fax servers?
Look at the mgetty package.
Not to start a fax-war, but I think the extra effort required to configure
HylaFAX is well worth it. It is developed at a much faster pace, there is
a larger user base, it has been around
Could you provide some more information on Linuxconf? I'm specifically
interested in whether Linuxconf can be used in a non-graphical
environment (on a system without X installed), whether it can be used
non-interactively (from scripts), and whether it has any support for
my current redhat 4.2 system has 64Megs of ram. i upgraded to 128Megs of ram.
then i started to get this error:
messages:Mar 31 01:03:13 mybox kernel: EXT2-fs error (device 03:03):
ext2_find_e
ntry: bad entry in directory #147458: rec_len % != 0 - offset=500,
inode=147480
, rec_len=26,
For doom 2 you need the wad's. Just replace them w/ the doom 1 (I think
this works, never actually tried it, I'm not much of a gamer). For quake
you need the pak's in a subdirectory of quake named "id1" (notice the
lowercase), which also need to be lower case. The you either need quake
for
I live in northern NJ also. I would also be interested in a Linux
users group. How much work would it be to start one?
Can you represent Toys 'R Us? :)
I think it would be as much work as we wanted to put into it. I think the
linux.org people have created a HOWTO that we should check out.
On 31-Mar-98 Bunting wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a really good Html editor and Web page authoring
package for Linux.
Are there any good bets out there ?
Oh man if I only had the resources to develop an HTML editor for Linux...
There really aren't any good ones that I know of. It
That's true, I know several people who got interested in Linux because they
were shown Linux at a convention... As a matter of fact, cnet (www.cnet.com)
just had a story about one of the cnet employees completly switching to
Linux for a month after seeing what it could do at a convention...
Hi all. I found `mirror', which is a perl script used to sync data from one
machine to another, but only uses ftp, that I know of.
I'd like to use ssh to sync my web servers. Is rsync stable enough to use yet?
Are people typically using rdist+ssh?
Dave
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Now, let's make the assumption Red Hat produces a 50% *net* on each copy
they sell at $50 for the sake of formulating a SWAG at this. So in order to
cover the cost of one shot in Byte they must sell (2/25) 800 units of
Red Hat *just* to pay for that one ad.
Ok, I guess I don't know
One way would be to cd to / and type
find -name suid*
I mean I need to locate files with SUID BIT, not "suid" inside
their names...
To find all SUID and SGID files:
# find / -type f \( -perm -4000 -o -perm -2000 \) -print
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I usually do a:
find / \( -perm +4000 -o -perm +2000 \) -type f -exec ls -l {} \;
Doesn't that find files that are _only_ SUID or SGID? The `+' means it
requires at least those permissions. Try using a `-' instead.
It looks to be the same for the most part, but I'm not sure it will
I´ve a problem. I compiled my new kernel with ipmasquerading for use as
gateway/firewall. When I now try to open a ftp-connection from one of my
clients I get the connection to the server, can login, but then don´t
get a data-connection when I want to see the directory of the server.
For one thing, it's danged hard to get companies to buy into an OS
that has the pedigree Linux has. Even if supported.
This brings up an interesting point... is anybody succeeding on this
avenue? I have a few commercial implementations out and I'm about to
recommend a government
We are aware that there can be significant resistance inside
organisations to using Linux (usually based on misconceptions about
Linux compared to other operating systems).
As a result we would like to offer assistance to people working on
projects that would involve deploying Red Hat
Are your management people the sort who make up their minds and then don't
accept further input? The picture you draw sounds to me like you're dealing
with some pretty unreasonable people, and that takes more than marketing to
crack. I'm personally resigned to the fact that there is a
Speaking of the Trenton Computer Festival Is redhat going to be
represented this year? I need to know if I should bring extra money this year.
Last year you guys just showed up and I needed more money. :-)
Tom, if you are going to be there, perhaps you and I need to crash the
Linux-4-Newbies
Anybody want to recommend a cheap 10bt nic know to work w/linux on intel?
Try the tulip-based cards. Reliable, fast, 10/100, and cheap. You can
find them under the SMC and Acer names that I know of. Try Donald
Becker's page for a full list of manufacturers, and you can find his page
in the
Just wondering what is rhcn anyway ?
See the file 'charter' in that directory. Looks like a voluntary package
maintinence project..
Dave
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Hi all. If you're in New Jersey, and know of a Linux Users Group, I'd like to
hear from you.
I'm actually very disappointed. The Trenton Computer Fair, which happens
every year at this time for the last twenty or so years, is an excellent place
to advertise/publicise Linux for free, yet out
One of our project was to involve a Mixi card and GPIB equipment. I
found the needed drivers to the GPIB equipment but was unable to find
anything for a Mixi card. We use a National Instruments GPIB controller and
asked them if they would consider making drivers for Linux, but they said
This advertising thing is great and everything, but who pays for it?? Redhat
has a great thing going right now... And for right now that is all they can
do!! Until they keep growing (As they are very fast)... They can't waste
there money advertising to windows 95 brainwashed minds... Just
On 27-Mar-98 Grant Beattie wrote:
Hi everyone,
This is a little off-topic, but the most likely place that someone will
be able to help..
Has anyone successfully compiled logrotate (I have v2.2) on SunOS 5.5.1?
If so, could you pls tar up the source and email it to me so I can compile
Most of these howto's leave a lot to be desired because they don't get into
trouble shooting
when there suggestions suck.
Well, granted, the HOWTOs aren't always as explicit as we would like, but
if we had the time to teach you each and every step that needed to
be done, it would be merged
I guarantee you that by spending an hour figuring out the difference
between public-key and private-key encryption, and reading thru the
minimal ssh docs you will have this going.
Additionally, you can get the pre-compiled RPM from ftp.replay.com and
install that, which practically
modprobe /lib/modules/2.0.27/scsi/aic7xxx.o the module is not found
any clues.?
Just run 'modprobe aic7xxx' and let modprobe find the correct path.
running modprobe -c and looking at the path statements show that
path[scsi]=/lib/modules/2.0.27/scsi
You must have missed part of my
Heh, anyone remember the very first CD distribution of linux? It
was called LGX and later became Yggdrasil.
Yeah, sure do. I remember getting 40-something floppies, and installing
on my trident 8900 with 512k. I then next time ordered it on CDROM, for
my single-speed proprietary
I was wondering if anyone has experienced this and come up with a
solution.
Unfortunately, there is not much that can be done with the data in the
format it is currently in. There are a few things you should try to do to
make the data helpful.
1. Compile the oops-generator:
# cd
On 21-Mar-98 Dan Cyr wrote:
I'll answer your last question only.
Yup! =)
Wrong, thanks for playing.. :)
At 10:32 PM 3/21/98 +1000, plaven wrote:
Since I have other problems, problems that could be resolved by
re-installing only to get the text based menu back, would that be the
better
On 21-Mar-98 Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
Hello,
I need to find a performace measuring tool for webservers. Almost like
ping. In infoworld they do a performance char of 40 commercial websites in
regards to response time. Is thier a tool like this available for linux?
Remember statistics are
Is there a command that will check the swap file for any stubs or any
files that it doesn't need? Isn't the kernel supposed to do this?
My Swap is up to 67% and I'm wondering if I have a memory leak. I'm
not running all that much at the moment...
Data/processes that is in swap and not
On 21-Mar-98 Kent R. Frazier wrote:
I have redhat 4.2 installed using XFree86 and AfterStep 1.0. When I set
up my video card settings during install I took a very conservative
route. I am now noticing a slight screen flicker after installing
AfterStep.
My settings are as follows:
On 21-Mar-98 Bernie Borenstein wrote:
I have a Yamaha OPL3 card and would like to set it up for Linux.
I found the sndconfig tool and it talks about Soundblaster cards.
Can anyone guide me through setting things up for the
Yamaha card
I don't think it works for any cards other than the
On 21-Mar-98 Kirk Bollinger wrote:
Anyone know where to find some information on getting
MS Frontpage server extensions for Apache with Redhat Linux??
http://frontpage.netnation.com/
http://www.mr.net/~fritchie/frontpage.html
http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/wpp/
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On 21-Mar-98 Dave Watts wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to figure out how to configure the Conner Internal Tape Drive
I have on my system. Being some what new at this I'm not exactly sure where
to
start. I do know the tape drive is using I/O port 3f0 and IRQ 6. Is there a
HOW
TO that relates
I got the following error yesterday:
eth0: coundn't allocate a sk_buf of size 60
It froze the machine and it just kept scrolling up the screen. Does
anyone know what would cause this to happen??
If it happens consistently, consider upgrading your kernel, or see:
I am slowly working through getting my ppp connection to work.
I have successfully gotten the connection to my ISP to work and stay
connected.
My problem now is that the ppp-off doesn't seem to work. When I do ppp-off I
get
the following message "var/run/ppp0.pid permission denied", and
On 21-Mar-98 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the answers, folks.
Glad to know that help is out there!
...breathing easy again... :o)
Just wait 'till you get the bill! :)
Dave
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My understanding is that it will work with 4.11 servers if they have the
bindery NLM loaded, but not if they allow nds only connections. In this
instance you would need to used a Caldera system. As far as I can see,
it is not possible to run their novel client on a redhat 5.0 system, it
may
I have an RPM titled libc-5.4.44-1rh42.i386.rpm, which is used, as
indicated by the filename, to upgrade libc on RH4.2 systems. My question
is, is it safe to use this same RPM on RH5.0 systems?? I need to upgrade
libc so that I can run StarOffice 4.0... If it is not safe to do this,
What is using up all the 60MB of RAM? After another period of time bind
will not be running anymore with no core dump and no error message in any
logfile.
This, is a seperate issue... I can't help you here...
There was in fact a few memory leaks in the 2.0.30, .31, and .32 kernels. I
On 17-Mar-98 David Hughes wrote:
Am running a RH 4.2 box. Have created a hosts.allow scheme to allow
access from specific domains only. Everything has worked fine until a
few days ago when all of a sudden FTP access went south. I can telnet
into it, web works, everything works fine,
On 18-Mar-98 David Hughes wrote:
Dave, solved. Really odd issue. Nothing appeared obvious in the
hosts.allow file which is where I do most of the security (what is your
feeling. . . the hosts.allow or hosts.deny file for bolstering security??).
I'd say use hosts.allow, as you would most
On 16-Apr-98 Jörg Narr wrote:
Hi there!
I receive the above comment on rlogin as soon as I try to
rlogin as a "normal" user. As super user "root" rlogin works
fine.
rlogin must be suid. Use 'chmod 4755 /usr/bin/rlogin' to fix the permissions.
Be sure to only apply the suid-bit to
On 18-Mar-98 Ross Camm wrote:
1)I have set up a dumb terminal and modem dialin successfuly, and have
edited the /etc/gettydefs file to show number of users, date, time, line
spedd etc at the logon prompt.
How can I do this for the logon prompt recieved when logging on at the
normal
I should have stated that I'm using a 486 PC...
Do you think using 4 drive controller will be possible with a 486?
I don't think it will be a problem at all. Is it one of the 'Promise'
cards? Is it a local-bus card?
I understand using fstool to add the additional drives but do I
I have a 2940UW w/1.25 BIOS. It works fine with the hard drive (Seagate
Barracuda), but when I switched the CDROM from IDE to SCSI (Toshiba 12X), I
can no longer mount the CD. The error message is "the iso9660 file system
is not supported by the kernel." (prior to the switch, I recompiled
It will be an ISA card...
Are the Promise cards good?
Yes, I had good luck with mine, like five years ago, and several are
listed as available in the kernel.
Dave
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I am having a problem with usercfg and lots of users. There is no find
user function. Scrolling through a chaotic /etc/passwd file with 600+
users is no fun. If it was arranged alphabetically it would solve the
problem aslo. Can any one think of a quick way to solve the problem? I
need a
I have exactly the same problem, so i've done everything that has been
said. In fact now, the problem is that i need XF86_SVGA and i'm sure it
isn't installed. As i'm not very familiar with the packages, could someone
tell me in which package of RH5 is XF86_SVGA and if i just have to do a
As an other user i've read, i've got problem whith locate. I've executed
a makewhatis and that solved most of my whereis and apropos problems but
locate still doesn't work fine. I'm sorry if the answer has already been
given.
locate is scheduled to run at 1:04 AM. Do you shut your
I'm a new member of this list, and I have a problem with my RedHat
5.0. I just installed on my computer RedHat 5.0 with gcc ver. 2.7.2.3.
Download the glibc-* RPM updates from ftp.redhat.com/updates/5.0/i386 and
read the errata at http://www.redhat.com/errata
Dave
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I think that RH 4.2 would allow one to boot up LILO from a
floppy...can some tell me if it is possible to boot LILO from a floppy
in RH 5.0?also how would you go about doing this?
You'd like to create a floppy with lilo on it? You don't need to 'boot
LILO'. You can
I'm thinking about automating the ftp process for
downloading a Linux distribution (among other
things). What tools do you folks use? I have
looked at mirror 2.8, but couldn't get it to work
with the company firewall. I have to ftp to the
firewall machine first and then put the login
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