At 10:09 PM 1/2/00 , Nauzad wrote:
>I have problems running the GNOrpm utility too. It crashes every time
>I try to install a program from it.
I think that may have been caused by the fact that your cd-rom is not
detected as you have said later on. This is because GNORPM tries to access
the default /mnt/cdrom/Redhat/RPMS directory every time it starts.
>I have a SB 16 that is not detected in Linux.
>How do I set it up
Did you try sndconfig?
>Nor is my Printer working .... "Cannot find device lp0"
Take a look at /var/log/messages and look for error messages regarding
driver modules. That will help
>upgraded to 48X ... system has detected the drive but I am not able to run
>my Cd's from it. Any solutions?
What does mount say?
>How do you edit a .txt file stored in Wimdows partition.
You just need to mount the windows partition right. Then you can use any
editor to use the files. Use the following entries in /etc/fstab for the
windows partitions -
<device> <mount point> vfat rw,conv=a,[auto,user,dev,suid,gid=,uid=]
0 0
where <device> is something similar to /dev/hda1
<mount point> is the directory you must create like /mnt/c
vfat is the file system for most Win 9* partitions unless it is FAT16
next column is the fs specific options list that make life easier for
all
users. The ones in the [] are optional; try 'man mount' for more details
Have fun, and keep coming back for more!
Sameer.
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