On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:42:52PM -0400, Andy Harrison wrote:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 3:17 AM, Can-Hua Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today I find that my problem is probably related
to the LC_CTYPE that I set as zh_CN.UTF-8.
When I set it as C, the aptitude and mutt doesn't
show messed
I am trying to use 2.22-bigmem kernel on Dell R900( wherein 4 Xeon
E7310's and 16G RAM). When I boot it, it goes well until it dectected
16 CPU's and display information Brought up 16 CPUs and then the
boot process suspends!!
PS. It works well with 2.22 kernel(non-bigmem)!
Can anyone help to
I encouter an fake MAC address problem:
I found that in ARP cache of some computer in myLAN, almost IP
addresses have a same MAC address. While in ARP cache of some other
computers in the same LAN, different IP addresses have a
unique MAC address.
Is it normal? Or what may be going on my
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Re: Request to remove Information [ David E. Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
Re: Request to remove Information
The command who shows some user is loged on while I know that the
user do not log in right now. I suspect that the cause for this
problem is that the user loged out in a abnormal way rather by typing
exit, and consequently the file /var/run/utmp is not updated. Can I
now update that file manually?
It seems that there is problem with my write . The write
delivered the message I sent to myself while actually I sent it to
another user. The details is like this:
After I typed in echo 'a message'|write USER1, I just got this 'a
message' on my another gnome-terminal. In order to find out what
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