If one keeps the /boot and /root directories on two small partitions one can
avoid having to reboot byt simply unmounting the FS you want to fsck and then
remounting whil the system is up. This is one of the major bnefits of proper
lartitioning. But then again.. I hate having to down a system.. (t
Thursday October 12,2000
There were about 20 people. More new faces again.
There were 6 computers being worked on.
This was a fun meeting.
Seth gave a demonstration on how lynx can be used for a text based browser and
still bring up pictures. So for all you lynx fans out there yes you can se
Hi Drew --
I'm posting this to the users group also as there are many new Linux
users who might like to have this info.
The Linux OS uses the ext2 filesystem which is considerably different
from the vfat32 system of MS. As I mentioned earlier today (or started
to),
Linux checks the filesystem ev
At 05:10 PM 10/18/00 -0700, you wrote:
>On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Seth Cohn wrote:
>
>> What you want is the xpm.h header file. There is an xpm-devel rpm.
>> You want to install that.
>
>OR the Xfree86-devel rpm if you are running Xfree86 4.0 (a quick google
>found that existed also and has xpm.h also
I would like to go, but need a ride. I'm in downtown Portland, near
Civic Stadium.
503 222-4173
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Seth Cohn wrote:
> What you want is the xpm.h header file. There is an xpm-devel rpm.
> You want to install that.
OR the Xfree86-devel rpm if you are running Xfree86 4.0 (a quick google
found that existed also and has xpm.h also...
Seth
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Kent Loobey wrote:
> Argg, I am trying to compile a C program that I downloaded from the
> internet. I get a compile error because it can't find "xpm.h". So I look
> at the diskettes that I got from Mandrake and they include a source file
> called xpm-3.4k-8mdk.src.rpm.
R
Argg, I am trying to compile a C program that I downloaded from the
internet. I get a compile error because it can't find "xpm.h". So I look
at the diskettes that I got from Mandrake and they include a source file
called xpm-3.4k-8mdk.src.rpm. So I think this should be a piece of cake.
I get in
On Wed, Oct 18, 2000 at 01:03:37PM -0700, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
>
>This is the third time I've sent this message. It seems that the
>efn mail server is not sending my mail? The mail I've sent is in my sent
>folder, however is no longer in the mail queue of my mail server.
>
Hm; it looks from he
Hi
I am trying to update Gnome. After downloading all the source
files and installing them, I get an unknown gnome session error.
The directions said to remove the gnome package before starting.
Now I got no GUI. Not a great loss, I guess, except I was
hoping to learn it.
Slackware 7.1
How do
This is the third time I've sent this message. It seems that the
efn mail server is not sending my mail? The mail I've sent is in my sent
folder, however is no longer in the mail queue of my mail server.
Anyway, I'm having trouble sending mail on my laptop.
On mandrake I had a nicely configure
Announcing the start of the Portland Linux Users Group
Advanced Topic Meetings.
*** Sponsored by MandrakeSoft ***
The First Talk is
Building a system to Backup and Restore from a tape drive.
This was a project for INTS (Mark Wills). They have many
machines that run
Are there any default limits to print job sizes? I have a guy
who is printing 4 and 5 meg graphics.
Printing is raw. That is, there are no filters.
In printcap the mx line says 0
The server is Redhat 5.1
The workstations are Windows.
Thanks
On Wed, 18 Oct 100, Neil Parker wrote:
> Christopher Allen wrote,
> >On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Christopher Allen wrote:
> >> It's doing it now. It is ls-kinux.so. %CPU: 99.2.
> The apparent culprit, ld-linux.so, is a "helper" process...it runs whenever
> you run a program that uses shared libraries (w
Greetings Lindsay,
>I went to the site, and downloaded the software for Linux.
>
>www.macromedia.com/shockwave
>
>Then I went into my files and clicked on the files, but they would
>not open. I was supposed to "decompress" the files which sounds
>like pkunzip but I don't know how.
I've recent
Christopher Allen wrote,
>On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Christopher Allen wrote:
>> It's doing it now. It is ls-kinux.so. %CPU: 99.2.
>Still haven't been able to kill it. I had a single instance of Navigator
>open with twelve browsing windows open and now they are all gone.
>
>Now, suddenly, the CPU isn't
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