hello every1,
i'm a newbie to linux.
i have a problem in booting.
i had linux(RedHat 6.1) on /dev/hda4 previously
and to install Solaris i shifted the partition and now
the linux partition is on /dev/hda3.
so i'm not able to boot linux and i cant afford to
loose my files
so please help me
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Srinivas Suggula wrote about, boot problem:
hello every1,
i'm a newbie to linux.
i have a problem in booting.
i had linux(RedHat 6.1) on /dev/hda4 previously
and to install Solaris i shifted the partition and now
the linux partition is on /dev/hda3.
In what way do
Yes, this helped me. I changed users' directory permission to 711 it
worked.
Thanks.
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OK, sorry, I had a hard time deciding between ASL and Xi. They both make Hot
PC's with Linux pre-installed, but I wound up going with ASL becuase:
1. They seemed to have more experiance with Linux, so I'm hoping it comes out
of the box ready to roll with no tweeking or bugs. One of my colligues
hello all,
what is the permission that should be set on /home/user ? so that i can
access /home/user/public_html with the web browser from internet? i tried
everything and it didnt work. then i read a book, it said it should be set
to 2755. so it is:
$ chmod 2755 /home/user
what does this mean?
cfdisk did the trick perfectly. Thanks!
The partition type byte had been changed to 0x44, which didn't
fit any of the known types. I changed it to FAT32, then the drive
booted right up. There is a Gateway Goback on this system. Once it was
able to boot, it could detect other
At 11:35 PM 6/25/00 -0700, Srinivas Suggula wrote:
hello every1,
i'm a newbie to linux.
i have a problem in booting.
i had linux(RedHat 6.1) on /dev/hda4 previously
and to install Solaris i shifted the partition and now
the linux partition is on /dev/hda3.
How did you do this? It's not exactly
Hello,
Which distribution of Linux is better for internet server?
That server would provide such services as wed ftp mail and so on,
But only for LAN users.
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Hello all,
running RedHat 6.1, and i have set up my KDE desktop (wallpaper, bookmarks,
etc.) and wanted to know how to copy the same settings over to another user.
i see a directory called /home/username/Desktop, but cannot determine which
files there would do the trick.
is 'profiles' the
At 07:02 PM 6/26/00 +0300, Dragon wrote:
Hello,
Which distribution of Linux is better for internet server?
That server would provide such services as wed ftp mail and so on,
But only for LAN users.
Whichever one you are (or your sysadmin is) most familiar with. Seriously.
Running an Internet
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Paul Garcia wrote about, copying profiles?:
Hello all,
running RedHat 6.1, and i have set up my KDE desktop (wallpaper, bookmarks,
etc.) and wanted to know how to copy the same settings over to another user.
i see a directory called /home/username/Desktop, but
Hi all (again)
BTW: thanks for the previous answers.
Now it's question time again :-)
I've done a fresh install of RH6.2 after playing with 6.0 and I'm going to
do a bit of reading about kernel compilation. I'm a little vague about just
how much of a speed increase I'm going to get by
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Pete wrote about, pros and cons of compiling for i386:
Hi all (again)
BTW: thanks for the previous answers.
Now it's question time again :-)
I've done a fresh install of RH6.2 after playing with 6.0 and I'm going to
do a bit of reading about kernel compilation.
Is there a way to do a screen capture in X. (I am using fvwm).
Thanks Mike
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Slackware 7.1 is out.
Only toruble ishalf the linux world wants it, download speeds were nearly
zero eariler today here.
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On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Dragon wrote about, Which distribution of Linux is better for
internet server?:
Hello,
Which distribution of Linux is better for internet server?
That server would provide such services as wed ftp mail and so on,
But only for LAN users.
That question really has no
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Mike Fletcher wrote:
Is there a way to do a screen capture in X. (I am using fvwm).
Thanks Mike
If you run xv, then you can do a grab (of a screen, window, rectangular
region) with it.
-Karthik.
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Hi,
In case of a power failure, my machine just freezes up and does not
restart automatically. Is there any thing I can run so that it can
restart after the failure?
Thanks,
-K
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I telnet to two machines and these machines are my mail servers (for two
accounts). I have to keep switching to these xterms to check if I have
new mail. Is it possible for me to set something up so that I get a
notification so that I know I have new mail and I need not keep switching
to the
What do you mean by "freezes up"? What kind of machine do you have? (The
difference between AT and ATX power supplies is central to this question.)
At 04:39 PM 6/26/00 -0400, Karthik Vishwanath wrote:
In case of a power failure, my machine just freezes up and does not
restart automatically. Is
I have a pc, and AMD-K6, Hewlett Packard Pavilion.
I would have no idea about ATX/AT power supplies. Freezes means its like
its been shutdown.
-Karthik.
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Ray Olszewski wrote:
What do you mean by "freezes up"? What kind of machine do you have? (The
difference between
Hi Karthik.
It sounds like you have an ATX power supply to me.
Look in your BIOS settings under the 'Power Management' section. There
should be an entry there, probably called 'power loss recovery' or something
similar. I don't have one of these types of machines so I'm relying on my
memory
Which distribution of Linux is better for internet server?
I have just configured a box using Mandrake , it has a lot of security
flaws, but is usable. it took me over a week to do it. I think at the moment
about 80% of the Internet servers are Linux as it is more configurable.
If you want
I'm sorry I didn't write it down but X was complaining about noise from KBD
"keyboard ?" cable. This happens when I have my A / B data switch set to my
Win98 box for a day or two with out using it. It happens on both root and
other log in. I just started testing with a prompt only.
Tim...
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On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Jill wrote about, Re: Which distribution of Linux is better for
internet server?:
Which distribution of Linux is better for internet server?
But only for LAN users.
Very few people are aware of this but most later versions of Windoze have a
web server for intranet
Hello,
I failed to explain myself clearly in the previous message, this time
I will try to give more detailed information...
My ISA modem is set on /dev/ttyS2 and uses IRQ 4 by default, so does
the mouse /dev/ttyS0. That is the reason (I think) why my modem works
terribly slowly (it takes it
On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, TMP Company wrote about, X crashing:
I'm sorry I didn't write it down but X was complaining about noise from KBD
"keyboard ?" cable. This happens when I have my A / B data switch set to my
Win98 box for a day or two with out using it. It happens on both root and
other
I've been experimenting with PLIP on my (five) computers.
All of them work happily using DOS intersvr/interlnk, so
the cable and the parallel ports are working fine. Three
of them work well using Linux PLIP, but the other two do
not (no ping). I've mixed and matched the computers and
those two
At 06:51 AM 6/27/00 +0930, Pete wrote:
It sounds like you have an ATX power supply to me.
Look in your BIOS settings under the 'Power Management' section. There
should be an entry there, probably called 'power loss recovery' or something
similar. ...
I just checked this on one of my ATX
setserial doesn't do what you think. It changes the IRQ that the /dev/ttyS*
entry looks to for a device. It does not change the IRQ of the physical
device in the system. So the modem is still on IRQ4, and now /dev/ttyS2
points to the wrong IRQ.
You are probably right in thinking that the problem
Hi all,
ust migrated from Windoze to Linux (Mandrake 7.0) and have the
following trouble when starting:
I get en error message telling me /eth0 could not initialize.
My ethernet adpater is NE2000 compatible, and works ok under Windoze95.
In which direction should I start digging ?
Grateful
First, tell us the exact error message you get and where in the boot/init
sequence you get it.
I surmise it is an ifconfig error. If so, check earlier to see if the ne.o
module is loading, and if it is, what it says about finding a NIC.
I forget where Mandrake does its module installation, but
If you want to get the most out of a linux system use Slackware.
The old saying goes, "Use slackware and learn Linux".!
unfortunately slacware isnt a linux distribution, it is a tarball of
someone's hard drive :P
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Hello Mike.
Is there a way to do a screen capture in X. (I am using fvwm).
Thanks Mike
Snapshot is in the KDE menu and works OK with that.
Maybe it's somewhere on your system if you did a
full install and have a KDE menu entry.
Something like - KDE Graphics Snapshot
Shane..
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My ISA modem is set on /dev/ttyS2 and uses IRQ 4 by default, so does
the mouse /dev/ttyS0. That is the reason (I think) why my modem works
terribly slowly (it takes it more than 30 seconds to respond to ATZ
command.
Shift one of them. Easy if one of them uses hardware jumpers to set the IRQ.
If this is a serious comment, then it is in error. While the packaging
system of Slackware is a bit more primitive than, say, .rpm or .deb, it is a
real packaging system that allows for quite a bit of system customization. I
used it happily and productively for many years, before I switched over
I have two questions
1. Redhat no longer uses X to render its fonts, does anyone know what is
uses now ?
2. how do i change the search path for library headers ? is there an env
var similar to path ?
i am trying to get gcc on FreeBSD to notice a header in
/usr/local/include/
Bonus: Does anyone
Am Mit, 28 Jun 2000 schrieb Akintayo Holder:
2. how do i change the search path for library headers ? is there an env
var similar to path ?
Yes, it's LD_LIBRARY_PATH .
HTH!
Christoph
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The body of a primitive people's beliefs concerning its
origin,
Hi all,
I have encountered a problem that I've never seen before, so I'm hoping
that some of you folks with more experience can give me some clues as to
what's going on...
My Linux server runs on a Pentium Pro 180 with 32MB of RAM, a 3c509
network card, anda 2.2 GB hard drive with roughly equal
"refusing connections" isn't completely clear as a problem description. What
is the system actually doing that you characterize this way? That is, what
does a "refusal" look like on the machine that attempts unsuccessfully to
connect to the service?
Not knowing that, the rest of these are
Dears,
Can you propose a xclient to run on win95/98 to connect
with a linux box. It's a great help if you can send information
with configuration instructions or place of a shareware.
Koliya
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