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On 7 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi Java@Linux guys out there!
> 
>     Could any of you please tell me where from to get JDK 1.3 (and a good IDE too) 
>for Linux (RHL 6.2) ? The SUN's site shows a download of 37MB + 27MB for the two. Any 
>other source ? (Maybe some supplementary CD of a computer mag)
    
         You can order it from
       http://www.sun.com/developers/devessentials/jumpstart.html

  instead of downloading that much heavy stuff     

I'm using GNOME desktop. One more problem : 
I deleted the swap partition I had designated for Linux on my machine. 
Now the startup session shows a swap-failure but the boot-up process is 
still smooth and OK. 
How do I re-create a swap partition and re-assign the same as Linux swap ? 

   You can create one swap partion using linux fdisk.You create a
partition of whatever amount of swap you want and toggle its type by
pressing t at fdisk prompt and changing its type to linux swap by entering
code 82.Again you see the partition table no of your swap and make
appropriate entry to /etc/fstab or you can manually make it on using
swapon command.If you don't have any free sectors in fdisk then you can
make swap partition using partition magic .

 Can I also access my Windows partitions from Linux ? > 

You have to mount that partition to any directory
You make one directory /win in root and see what is your windows partition
no.If suppose it is hda1 then type following command
        mount /dev/hda1 /win -t vfat
After you can directly see your partition data by changing directory to
/win

>     On one of my friend's machine, 
the McAfee anti-virus setup has overwritten the MBR and 
the LILO prompt does not come up any more. How to fix it ?
   You boot you computer by boot/rescue floppy ,login as root and type
lilo there your MBR will be restored back
> 
>     You may like to send an individual reply too to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
>     Thanks in advance!
> 
> --- Shantanu.
> 
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