On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Chris Job wrote about, Can't surf the web:
hanks guys!!
I got my email working again!! If only I could figure out web I can not
surf the web I'll be okay When I enter a URL I comes back with the
message: no response server could be down. Try later.
Any idea on
Hmm Maybe you are having problems because of the size of the disk? the
kernel needs to be in the first 1024 cylinders I usually make a 20 meg
partition as the first partion of my drive for /boot just to be safe
Take a read of the Large Disk HOWTO
-Original Message-
From: Ray Olszewski
At 02:10 PM 1/25/00 -0500, Chris Job wrote:
Thanks Ray
You were on the mark with your info. I called my ISP and asked what I
would need to surf the web. He said that two (primary and secondary) IP
addresses he gave me (I added these to my /etc/resolv.conf) was all I
needed. That as much as he
Thanks again!!
I think I understand what to do I've learned so much and made lots
of notes so I don't have to ask the same questions next time around.
This list is awesome!!
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Ray Olszewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 3:09
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am just two days into linux. I have redhat 5.2 running.
I want to know if there are any free email utilities for linux
with a gui like for e.g. PostOffice on Solaris.
I am unfamiliar with PostOffice, but GUI mailers for Linux
Thanks you listers (espically ADAM and RAY)!!
I got my email working again!! If only I could figure out web I can not
surf the web I'll be okay When I enter a URL I cmes back with the
message: no response server could be down. Try later.
Any idea on how I should proceed?
I'm using RH 5.2
I had realised earlier with the help of people on this list that the
modem that came with my machine was one of the many "WinModems". So, I had
to continue using Windo$e.. till maybe now.. I have obtained a US
Robotics External modem from a friend. But it says on the modem that its
for
It is *probably* not a problem that the modem says it is for Macintosh. But
it might be -- I've seen many an odd modem in my day, and I recall one
external modem that got its **power** from a Macintosh ADB port. You won't
get that working on an Intel box. It's also possible that some of the
Thanks to those of you that replied. I tried to reproduce the problem
and failed. The system switched between X and various consoles
and back to X with no problems. Last night it locked up so
completely that not even the caps lock led on the keyboard would
respond to the caps lock key. I'll
Lawson wrote:
... I don't think they make modems that can be configured by hand with
jumpers anymore, so you may have to get to know isapnptools better than
you'd like. ...
Lawson
Well, I also believed that, but to my surprise I bought a 3Com/US Robotics
V.90 ISA Modem (Voice Internal, blah
Hi,
I am new to linux. I am wanting to know how I should split up my hard
drive as far as / , /boot , /usr ,etc. Overall my laptop has a 2gig
drive but i am wanting to keep windoz (for windoz apps) on half. I have
already used partition magic to create a linux native partition of 1
gig. I have
Hello,
With my slow and often cut off telephone system I have a problem
downloading large files for Linux.
For Windows I go to a webcafe with a fast and stable line. I download and
than using WinzZp, slicing and
saving the files to floppies and re-assemble them back home into one file.
Question
Hello all!
Does anyone knows if there is a way to use my new SoundBlaster Live! under
RedHat 6.1? I've recently bought a bulk version of this card, PCI, and
sndconfig says it isn't supported. Despite that, can I emulate an older
type of Creative card? What should I write in /etc/conf.modules?
Hi,
You can use the gozilla for this purpose. The latest version has the option
of downloading the linux files from the net.
In this you can download the files and even if ur telephone system goes down
, the next time when u download the file , it starts downloading from where
it stopped and
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Razvan Sandu wrote about, Creative SoundBlaster Live!:
Hello all!
Does anyone knows if there is a way to use my new SoundBlaster Live! under
RedHat 6.1? I've recently bought a bulk version of this card, PCI, and
sndconfig says it isn't supported. Despite that, can I
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Daniel wrote about, Linux Partitioning:
Hi,
I am new to linux. I am wanting to know how I should split up my hard
drive as far as / , /boot , /usr ,etc. Overall my laptop has a 2gig
drive but i am wanting to keep windoz (for windoz apps) on half. I have
already used
Hi,
I am new to linux. I am wanting to know how I should split up my hard
drive as far as / , /boot , /usr ,etc. Overall my laptop has a 2gig
drive but i am wanting to keep windoz (for windoz apps) on half. I have
already used partition magic to create a linux native partition of 1
gig. I have
There are many reasons to break up a Linux install into several partitions.
For a one-user system with what is, these days, a small hard disk, they
aren't all that compelling. In your situation I would use a single partition
for the entire filesystem, as you have set it up.
Two qualifications to
On rebooting my 2 Linux boxes I get hangs on each of them.
My girlfriends box, which I am in the process of converting from Windows
98, hangs at "Starting Random Number Generator". And my box, from which
I just pulled my modem card to install in hers, hangs at "Starting
System Log". I have to do
John --
After looking at the site http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/uwin/, I find
myself very uncomfortable with your recommendation. I read your posting
(quoted at the end of this message in full) as endorsing the use of this
ATT software in violation of its license. You wrote:
... you can
Razvan Sandu wrote:
Hello all!
Does anyone knows if there is a way to use my new SoundBlaster Live! under
RedHat 6.1? I've recently bought a bulk version of this card, PCI, and
sndconfig says it isn't supported. Despite that, can I emulate an older
type of Creative card? What should I
First the easy one: your logging problem is probably a name resolution
problem. You don't tell us which Linux distribution/version you are using,
so the fix is largely guesswork. One possibility: make sure the file
/etc/nsswitch.conf exists, and that it includes this line: "hosts: files
dns".
I understand your discomfort. Unfortunately for me, you also happen to be
right.
Oh well
John Baskette
ex. 4385
--
From: Ray Olszewski[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 11:02 AM
To: Baskette, John
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
I'm having a problem with banner pages coming out after you send a job to
print.
If I open up the printtool utility and make sure that two of the printers
have the exact same setting one of them will still
send a page out with the username and some other garbage on it.
Is there somewhere else I
Hi Ray et al,
On Tue, 25 Jan 2000, Ray Olszewski wrote:
"ping", not "bing". (And "netscape", not "netscrape" ... though I rather
like that one.)
Oops, missed ping, but meant netscrape G.
If you post about this again, please mention which Linux distribution and
version you are using.
I have an onboard soundcard -- Crystal CS4280 Sound Blaster Pro
(eMachines 366i) -- that I'd like to configure for sound w/o recompiling
the kernel.
Has anybody done this before? Are there PnP configuration issues?
Sean Steele
--
// FeO2 thinking tech since 1999
// http://www.feo2.org -+-
Hi all,
Q:
1. How to enable IP forwarding in linux?
2. How to run xterm from remote host?
I always get err msgs:
hostname:disp refuses etc.
Though i have verified with the option:
xterm -display myhost:0.0
Thanks in advance.
You got a detail wrong. In the Masq'ing stuff, you entered the network as
MSQ_NETWORKS="192.168.0.0/24"
^
But the actual network is 192.168.17.0/24
^^
So your LAN (probably) isn't being Masq'd peoperly. Try fixing that. (BTW,
my
I got mine working by reading the article at www.linuxnewbie.org. It's
about a page long, and the procedure takes about 15 minutes. I would
suggest skipping the 'make install' step and follow the article to
completion. My card didn't work after 'make install'. I had to go back and
finish the
Razvan:
Get the latest emu10k driver from http://www.opensource.creative.com
Compile this, and you should have no problems
-Original Message-
From: Richard Adams [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2000 9:57 AM
To: Razvan Sandu
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OHPC wrote:
Lawson wrote:
... I don't think they make modems that can be configured by hand with
jumpers anymore, so you may have to get to know isapnptools better than
you'd like. ...
Lawson
Well, I also believed that, but to my surprise I bought a 3Com/US Robotics
V.90 ISA Modem
On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 09:20:41AM -0800, Ray Olszewski wrote:
There are many reasons to break up a Linux install into several partitions.
For a one-user system with what is, these days, a small hard disk, they
aren't all that compelling. In your situation I would use a single partition
for
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, John Starkey wrote about, Boot Hangs..:
On rebooting my 2 Linux boxes I get hangs on each of them.
My girlfriends box, which I am in the process of converting from Windows
98, hangs at "Starting Random Number Generator". And my box, from which
I just pulled my
Hello Everybody,
Fortunately I hope I don have problem with connecting to Internet
with my modem anymore! Thanks to all of you who helped
me in that situation!
I have installed Linux Red Hat 6.1 !
Is anyone here who have Red hat Linux and running WEB-SERVER?
Will you be so kind to explain me
Actually I should have said more... I am running Mandrake
6.0 w/kernel 2.2.13 and KDE 1.1.1 using netscape 4.7
While on the web with KDE's KFM browser, all fonts seem to
be working fine... so... also I checked my XF86Config file
and saw that it's not thru the standard font server where I
can
At 03:29 PM 1/24/00 +0700, Andrew J. Viterbi wrote:
1. How to enable IP forwarding in linux?
cat "1" /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
This assumes the kernel was compiled with IP forwarding built in. In my
experience, all stock modern (2.0.x and 2.2.x) kernels come this way.
2. How to run xterm
I didn't see any other responses to this. So even though I'm not a Red Hat
user, let me at least go over the basics.
The Web server you probably want to run is called Apache, and there should
be an RPM package for it. It will install apache -- the executable itself
(httpd), a default
Hello Ray,
Thank you very much for your reply!
In a message dated 1/26/00 9:44:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I didn't see any other responses to this. So even though I'm not a Red Hat
user, let me at least go over the basics.
The Web server you probably want
Hello,
I'm trying to use java under Linux for the first time. I have:
JDK 1.1.8 IBM build l118-19991221 (JIT enabled: jitc)
RedHat 6.0
Kernel 2.2.13
I try to run BurnIt (a java front-end to a CD-burner):
cd /usr/local/BurnIT
/usr/bin/java -classpath . BurnIT
And I get the
I'm skipping most of what you sent in reply to focus on the few new items.
At 11:05 PM 1/26/00 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote [in part]
With httpd running, connect to URL
http://localhost/
and you should see a default "home page" placeholder that gets installed
with Apache.
It
Greg Olszewski wrote:
On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 09:20:41AM -0800, Ray Olszewski wrote:
Thanks for the info. I have two more questions. I was able to install caldera
with no problems, i was even able to get kppp to work with a little
configuration. My first qustion is: how can I tell how
I added a (gift) 20GB 2nd disk because the first (1.xx GB, as I recall -
it's been snowing) is 83% full and filling with rapidly growing website and
mail use. My totally untutored idea was to move the website to the larger
disk, leaving mail on the first, and keep encouraging the website to grow
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