i had a harddisk go bad and the filesystem got corrupted, but i could
still read the drive, so i wrote some programs to search the drive for
specific types of files that i needed, such as tar.gz, zip, word docs,
etc. the names of many of these files were lost, but the data not. tar
will
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, HvR wrote:
one thing i dislike about gentoo is that the support for creating a
proper XF86config file is missing. the equivalent tool from redhat is
much smarter. so what i do these days is install redhat have it create
the config file then copy it to a save spot, install
here's how i got the max resolutions on my monitors:
comment out the Modes line in 'Section Screen' so you have something
like this:
Section Screen
Identifier Screen[Tri-Tib]
Device Device[Trident]
Monitor Monitor[Tiburon]
DefaultDepth16
On Wed, 1 Oct 2003, Monah Baki wrote:
I've been running gentoo 1.4 on a dell monitor no problem, I then
switched it to an apple colorsync, after grub the monitor starts to
flicker, then I switched it to another dell, after grub, the screen goes
black on me, but I can ssh to the box. I know
