1) Does fsck looks for bad blocks by default? Perhaps you should run badblocks
manually?
2) I am not sure if at the end the it will save you time but you might want to
consider purging and installing the relevant packages.
I have a Red Hat 6.0 machine.
Someone didn't shutdown one of my RH
Chen Shapira [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
Obviously most people here don't know much about functional languages
(lisp/scheme) besides the fact that they use brackets extensivly.
As you might have guessed - most languages have more to them than
syntax.
Quite a few don't even have a
did everyone who wanted to come notify? right now the list of people
showing up seems to be kinda small... (10 people?)
Boltyansky Boris
Alex Shnitman
Ereli
mulix
Shay Meshulam
Chen Shapira
Ira Abramov
Eitan Shefer (not final)
Marc Volovic
Tal Yaffe
anyone from nBase? LinuxNet?
(we're
I promised myself not to get into language wars but...
On 14 Feb 2000, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
IMHO, lisp syntax is one of the most elegant of all programming
languages. Prefix notation, absence of precedence rules, uniformity,
and a lot of other virtues make life really easy on the
I want to come.
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Ira Abramov wrote:
did everyone who wanted to come notify? right now the list of people
showing up seems to be kinda small... (10 people?)
Boltyansky Boris
Alex Shnitman
Ereli
mulix
Shay Meshulam
Chen Shapira
Ira Abramov
Eitan Shefer (not
Guys,
Do take your relisious war elsewhere.
Open [EMAIL PROTECTED] or something.
I'll be giving a Lisp lecture somewhere next month to all interested.
Details will follow.
Thanks,
Chen Shapira
Its late at night and the stars are deep
Thats OK I don't need sleep
I had a similar problem of HD partition table corrupted lately. somehow
I managed to partially recreate it, tar the whole FS (the 3 partitions
it was composed of) , recreate the partition table, and restore the FS
back. Then, I had strange problems with various files, as both xfs and
atd reported
No need to reinstall !
Your machine simply can't find /dev/hda or what ever the root partition is
installed on. Mount / with a floopy, enter dev directory and run ./MAKEDEV.
Guy Cohen.
At this (Mon, Feb 14, 2000 at 07:46:17AM +0200) day, Jonathan Ben-Avraham wrote:
| On Sun, 13 Feb 2000,
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Guy Cohen wrote:
I don't think so.
Since he used fsck, which cleared that many inodes, it is almost certain
that the above filesystem was completely thrashed.
I would also recommend to re-install.
--Ariel
No need to reinstall !
Your machine simply can't find
