Re: [eug-lug]dd / partition table / and restore on different device //

2003-12-31 Thread Neil Parker
Horst wrote, Q1: is the stuff after the MBR and below 7E00 hex the partition table ? The partition table is in that area, near the beginning. You should find the partition table starting at 0x1C0 and ending at 0x1FF from the beginning of the drive. There are four entries, each 16 (decimal)

[eug-lug]Thursday Clinic reminder

2003-12-31 Thread Larry Price
There will be a EUGLUG clinic thursday starting at 4 pm at EFN intergalactic headquarters 43 W. Broadway. Some of us will be working on setting up the HP servers (OS Install and RAID building) but there will be plenty of time to show off newly aquired gadgets, and chat about programming and

[eug-lug]chmod syntax

2003-12-31 Thread nyal
Hello all, I've got a question about chmod syntax (yes, I RTFM page but I'm still confused). I just discovered a directory on my system lost+found using Konquerer. It's in /. It's locked so as a general user I can't see what's in it. As root (using Konsole Super User) I tried chmod +r+w+x

Re: [eug-lug]chmod syntax

2003-12-31 Thread Ben Barrett
'chmod -R o+r targetdir' should work, but you might want to be wary about proceeding to muck with your OS... heh heh. So, are you particularly worried about the lost+found directory? I think it is a place for OS recovery of lost files or inodes... maybe someone can confirm that? BTW, you can also

Re: [eug-lug]chmod syntax

2003-12-31 Thread Jacob Meuser
On Wed, Dec 31, 2003 at 12:52:55PM -0800, Ben Barrett wrote: 'chmod -R o+r targetdir' should work, but you might want to be wary about proceeding to muck with your OS... heh heh. So, are you particularly worried about the lost+found directory? I think it is a place for OS recovery of lost