You can run the English version by pressing F2 at the splash screen when it pauses
for Help then typing knoppix lang=en (or something like that).
Bob Miller ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
BAGGAB wrote:
I started moving around the CD and I am running into German.
My German is rusty. I know I can
Joseph,
Thanks for sharing with me your insights.
At 09:23 PM 6/2/2003 -0700, you wrote:
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On Mon, Jun 02, 2003 at 09:03:47PM -0700, Rodney Mishima wrote:
From my experience, Firewire always works, even in Windows.
It only mostly works in Linux.
This works great for a list but the sort is not
happening when the image is created. I even tried
without including the path. I'm beginning to think I
should append a number to the beginning of the
filename so it will create the image in the order I
want and get it over with. Still, I would like
Thanks Larry, been there done that. I get the list I
want but the image is still written in a sorted by
filename order. Just can't seem to get the sort
option in mkisofs to work.
Dave
--- Larry Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
or use the -t option for ls
ls -t ~/foo
in the directory of
Hi,
I have a server with some processes that are running away and they won't die. How
do I stop them? I used:
ps axf to see the forest for the trees.
procmail was fired off by sendmail to filter some SPAM.
I can stop sendmail but procmail won't stop.
Killall procmail doesn't work.
Killall -9
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 03:20:19PM +, Bob Crandell wrote:
Hi,
I have a server with some processes that are running away and they won't die. How
do I stop them? I used:
ps axf to see the forest for the trees.
procmail was fired off by sendmail to filter some SPAM.
I can stop sendmail but
Mr O wrote:
No resolution yet. The one good thing about this machine is I
can have a new kernel in under 5 minutes so I've been trying
about everything kernel related as well as other files.
What happens if you boot a perfectly generic kernel, say, a KNOPPIX
CD (-: ? If the KNOPPIX CD won't
On Sunday 01 June 2003 03:17, Joseph Carter wrote:
The lab fees are for the drives then.
I doubt it. The lab fee breakdown on my Course Information Sheet
mentions $2 for photocopying and $50 for staff time. Apparenlty
they assume that I'm going to make $2 worth of photocopies per
student
As for me, those lab fees are keeping me from being interested.
I know it's out of your hands, but I'd really consider taking the class
but can't afford it.
-Rob
On 20030603.1132, Ken Barber said ...
On Sunday 01 June 2003 03:17, Joseph Carter wrote:
The lab fees are for the drives then.
E wrote:
Which brings me to my first point. I brought this up once before,
and will again, the fact that there is an overwhelming amount of
mail from this list because all replies are always sent to the
entire list. I setup my own mailman lists to reply to the sender
only (the default). One
Well said!! Thank you, Ken.
ciao,
Ben B
PS - my early linux experiences were similar: I used the twenty-some
slackware floppies, and couldn't get X going... in '94. Used OS/2 v2
(pre-warp) back then and didn't realize how 'nix-based it was. REXX,
also, which I still see around (check
Is your actual video card an AGP type, or PCI? (If PCI, is it being
slot-swapped when you add or remove the tuner card?)
regards,
BB
(and I agree that some boot-CD stock kernels might help you
troubleshoot, I have two different business card CD's we could try in
addition to knoppix; I hope
Around Tue,Jun 03 2003, at 11:32, Ken Barber, wrote:
On Sunday 01 June 2003 03:17, Joseph Carter wrote:
The lab fees are for the drives then.
I doubt it. The lab fee breakdown on my Course Information Sheet
mentions $2 for photocopying and $50 for staff time. Apparenlty
they assume that
Dave Wyatt wrote:
This works great for a list but the sort is not
happening when the image is created. I even tried
without including the path. I'm beginning to think I
should append a number to the beginning of the
filename so it will create the image in the order I
want and get it over
What state is procmail in (wait,select, ???)
It's not trying to write to an unreachable file or something?
On Tuesday, June 3, 2003, at 08:20 AM, Bob Crandell wrote:
Hi,
I have a server with some processes that are running away and they
won't die. How
do I stop them? I used:
ps axf to see
After our discussion about distros I have implemented this solution.
Loaded Koppix 3.2 and Red Hat 8.0 in dual boot config.
Conclusion: this is a balance between two ends of the spectrum of Linux
distros (for me the novice.)
On going problems: sound card not working under either (worked under
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 10:43:21AM -0700, Ken Barber wrote:
When you get into a religious war over distros, remember that ALL
of Linux is looked down upon by the BSD folks. So be careful.
With an attitude like that, what do you expect? Be careful of
what you manifest.
I haven't seen Red
On Tuesday 03 June 2003 11:13 pm, Jacob Meuser wrote:
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 10:43:21AM -0700, Ken Barber wrote:
When you get into a religious war over distros, remember that ALL
of Linux is looked down upon by the BSD folks. So be careful.
With an attitude like that, what do you expect?
I have been playing with my Koppix / RH dual boot.
I finally concluded that the SMC Barricade router I am using is confusing
the networking setup under Linux.
Example: modem works fine till I hook up the router; then OS looks to router
rather then modem.
Setup: 2 PC's and a common KVM switch, 4
MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
The Portland Linux/Unix Group
will meet
7 PM Thursday June 5, 2003
at
Portland State University
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 03:11:47PM -0700, BAGGAB wrote:
I have been playing with my Koppix / RH dual boot.
It's spelled knoppix and pronounced k-nop-ix.
I finally concluded that the SMC Barricade router I am using is confusing
the networking setup under Linux.
Example: modem works fine
I'm about to send out a couple postings relating to O'Reilly Open
Source Convention, but first I want to remind people that
O'Reilly Open Source Convention
will be
July 7-11, 2003
at
The Portland
I'm talking with O'Reilly about having a booth at the O'Reilly Open Source
Convention. I haven't thought about the details yet, but I was thinking
about a joint booth for PLUG, MWVLUG, and ELUG; unless MWVLUG and ELUG
were thinking about doing something on their own.
As I said, I haven't
Cory Petkovsek ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 03:11:47PM -0700, BAGGAB wrote:
I have been playing with my Koppix / RH dual boot.
It's spelled knoppix and pronounced k-nop-ix.
I finally concluded that the SMC Barricade router I am using is confusing
the networking setup
I don't know what state it was in accept that it looked normal. Is 'S' select?
An unreachable file? Hmm. How would I check that? There is a user there that can't
leave well enough alone.
Any clue how to kill it?
Thanks
Larry Price ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
What state is procmail in
O'Reilly needs 20 volunteers to help with the O'Reilly Open Source
Convention on July 7-11, 2003. Actually, they need ten volunteers
to work on Wednesday and ten volunteers to work on Thursday; and
they will give all 20 volunteers passes to the main conference
(Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
Cory
The SMC Barricade does have setting for dialing out to an ISP (that is: you
can set the user name, password, and other controls in the router) through
an UI that is brought up on a browser. Its pretty full featured.
I will look over what you wrote.
I am certain that static IPs are the
Kent Loobey wrote:
Maybe I was just dreaming once, but I think I remember some kind
of changes RedHat made to gcc that caused binary imcompatabilities
with other Linux distros.
Yep. you are dreaming. The problem was that they implemented a version of
gcc ahead of it's time. It
A quick fix to the sound. as root try:
modprobe sb
sb is the generic SoundBlaster module, it works with many cards. To get sound
working with your sound card, you will first need to know which sound card it
is, then either load the module for it, or re-compile your kernel with
support for that
Thank you all!
I had to fiddle a bit, but its pinging. Ya!
Novice finds nirvana in networking
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Seriously, the way I did this was by using a special /sbin/loader binary
with debugging hooks that I made (dd is your friend: binary editors
are for wimps).
-- Linus Torvalds, in an article on a dnserver
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On Tuesday 03 June 2003 11:24 am, Ben Barrett wrote:
: Well,
Jamie
Its an on-board type card. My two Motherboards are very similar MSI boards.
The soundcard is something like a crystal fusion.
One board works fine under RH 8.0, the other board sees the card but no
sound (tried turning on the sound server, ect.) I would like to get the
sound working so I
Brian,
So... you can use lsmod to see what modules are loaded, doing this on the
redhat machine should give you a clue as to what module to load for your
card. Alternatively the sb module may work also.
You may also want to have it load on boot, under slackware there is a file
named
On Tuesday 03 June 2003 11:24 am, Ben Barrett wrote:
: Well, if I had a PPC machine I would. It looks like someone at OSU is
: behind this:
: http://gentoo.oregonstate.edu/releases/ppc/livecd/1.4_rc7/
: http://www.gentoo.org/images/shots/ppc-livecd/snapshot1.jpg
: and obligatory source of
As you may recall, PDXLUG has been working on the details for their
booth for a while now. We are still looking for people to man the booth.
http://www.pdxlug.org/
the other portland lug...that you may not of known about.
On Tue, 2003-06-03 at 19:21, David Mandel wrote:
I'm talking with
BAGGAB wrote:
Its an on-board type card. My two Motherboards are very similar MSI boards.
The soundcard is something like a crystal fusion.
Look at the output from lspci. It will tell you what kind of sound
card/chip you have.
For example, on three different machines I have access to, lspci
Mulitmedia - the ability to handle more than one media at a
time? Any good sound card can handle quite a few jobs at once.
Besides offering up sound while playing music, a game, and a
video all at once, you also have such things as the joystick
port and recording via the mic jack. :)
I know, I'm a
BIOS. I shutdown, removed the card, booted off a current
Knoppix. All worked well there. Dropped into the BIOS, tweaked
some settings (including Primary Display = AGP). I think that
may have done the trick. It probably got kicked to Primary as
PCI when I flashed the BIOS.
Thanks y'all for your
On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 12:21:21PM -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
Joseph Carter wrote:
emerge sync
emerge -Dpuv world
emerge -Dfu world
emerge -Du world
In about that order.
In English, that would be:
emerge sync
emerge --deep --pretend --update --verbose world
Distcc really is a great tool for building a Gentoo system. By
splitting the workload over two computers I've managed to have a
completely functional system with X and Fluxbox in less than 24
hours. Started with a Stage 3 tarball. I currently have the
1.4rc4 image with the 3 stages available if
I think I just may try something nuts. Just wondering ahead of
time though...
Does the KNOPPIX CD allow me to create files for services such
as NFS, SAMBA, and perhaps a raidtab? The boot drive in my
fileserver finally crapped out and I'm not up for installing on
another small old hard drive if I
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