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Robert Haehnel [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote on
23 Jun 00 10:48:50 EDT
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Dear All
I am trying to install ghostscript on a RH 6.0 machine from a tarball.
When I issue the command make I get the following error message:
make: *** No rule to make target 'jpeg/jpeglib.h',needed by obj/jpeglib.h
. Stop
If I run find it tells me I have a copy of jpeglib.h in
The applet works, configuring a PnP modem and PPP can be a problem and
the applet does not cover this. I think what Whitney was trying to say
is that scripts are easier to fix than applets. I configured my
connection from my normal user account. The config tool asked for the
root password at the
Ok, this is a windows 98 problem, but I think there may be a linux solution.
The boot record of one of our win98 has been trashed. When we boot from a floppy and
run fdisk, it shows up as NON-DOS. I suspect that this was done by a lab mate in an
attempt to remove the antiexe.a
Run your anti-virus through it. You should have a anti-virus emergency disk
Then boot from a Windoze 98 disk either a start up or in another machine,
then repair it. If you do not have one of those disks, tell me and I can
email it you. In fact any AV disk not less that 5 yrs old will do. It is
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Tom Dove wrote:
Hi all,
I'm still stuck with my original problem of dialing my ISP as a user
other than root. The system is a Mac clone Power Center Pro 180 with 112
mB of RAM and Linux is on a 1.2 gB drive with a 200 mB partition for a
minimal Mac OS. I am running
Dear Nauman,
in your plan to add a new partition on a new HDD to your Linux computer, you mixed two
steps that should come one after the other:
1.: mount the new partition on a directory on your original drive, do a mkfs on it
with the filesystem of your choice (I'd recommend reiserfs) and
Hello all,
I'm using RH 6.2 with kernel 2.2.14 and I'm having problems with a new
kernel.
Lilo says the new kernel is too big -
#Added linux *
#Kernel /boot/vmlinux is too big
Same for bvmlinux
Here's lilo.conf-
#boot = /dev/hda
#timeout = 50
#linear
#prompt
# default = linux
# vga = normal
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Tom Dove wrote:
Hi all,
I'm still stuck with my original problem of dialing my ISP as a user
other than root. The system is a Mac clone Power Center Pro 180 with 112
mB of RAM and Linux is on a 1.2 gB drive with a 200 mB partition for a
minimal Mac OS. I am running
Hallo
Hello all,
I'm using RH 6.2 with kernel 2.2.14 and I'm having problems with a new
kernel.
Lilo says the new kernel is too big -
#Added linux *
#Kernel /boot/vmlinux is too big
Same for bvmlinux
Upgrade to kernel = 2.2.16, because in kernels 2.2.15 it-s a major bug
...
Here's
I don't suppose you would be willing to tell us where you got
/boot/vmlinux?
I found it near zImage and bzImage. I think I was seeing it as executable
and therefor the file to use and bzImage as not executable and therefor
not usable. I'm over that now :-)
linux/vmlinux is the uncompressed
hi,
I ve got some problems here lets see if some one can help me.
1). First of all, I was wondering if I run out of hardisk space on my linux
box, what do I have to do then? can i get another hard disk and mount my
/usr or /home on it? if so, I think all I have to do is copy my /usr on the
new
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