Bill Lewis wrote:
Help, I can't access my floppy . when Linux boots up I see a line that
says device fd0 is 1.44. However I can't access the floppy to format,
copy to or from or read. I get this
Have you tried using the mtools: mdir mcopy etc? If you want to format
the floppy to DOS
Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
I want to write to a file in a home directory..but i want each user to
write the file to his/her dir
have you tried using ~? (= user's home directory; e.g. my login file can
be referenced with ~/.login.)
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Michael Jinks wrote:
This is a shot in the dark, but I figure it's worth a try -- over the
weekend, my RH5 system stopped recognizing its cd-rom:
[root@fred /root]# mount /mnt/cdrom
mount: /dev/cdrom is not a valid block device
I've checked my physical connections, they're fine. The
Scott McDermott wrote:
I'm wondering if this might be possible with a sort of modular kernel
such as Mach, ie, recompiling and then switching your running kernel on
the fly by swapping the modules one at a time or something similar, with
message-passing and such, as is already incorporated
A small but pedantic note on a similar topic; when I execute a shutdown
the last two messages are "The system is halted" and "System halted", in
that order. Was the first one a lie? If not, who printed the second
one?
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Afanassy Thompson wrote:
back
No, I think the idea is that you find a button marked "Back" and press
it, not actually type "back".
Do you have similar problems when the computer asks you to press the
"Any" key?
:-)
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Frank Maloney wrote:
I have just stopped being a virtual Linux fan and actually installed
RH 5 on my home machine (a second one to follow). For some reason I
chose to install Metro-X (included in CD).
ConfigX seems to work but when i startx it craps out with the following
Xerror file:
Linus Åkerlund wrote:
Yes, the code was buggy of course, it's a small wonder that the
non-optimized binary didn't coredump as well, because I was writing
beyond the end of a string... Thanks for the explanation anyway! I've
never programmed any assembler, so I really have no idea what
Michael Hatzakis, Jr MD wrote:
One thing, though, I see now that Win95 is on, it seems to have disabled my dual
boot mode... ie., I don't get that nice linux prompt...but I guess there needs to be
some challenge left
So here we go...
Yep, Losedows 95 craps all over your MBR whenever
Salil Khamkar wrote:
Hi ,
Back during the times of my slackware days there use to be a file in the
/var/log directory where i could check if any one has telnetted into my
machine . I use to get an entry like
in.telnetd connect from 200.100.50.1
I now use RedHat 5 , so now how do
Tim Larkins (EUKSHEL1PO) wrote:
I can't do it
All I wan't to do is too keep my distiribution upto date with all the latest
patches to make sure that it runs as smoothly as possible.. but its simply
not possible! A new patch arrives every 2 days! I'm on a dial up
Um, if you don't
Vidiot wrote:
2. Buy a parallel port card (something about $20 IIRC) and hook the
printer and the ZIP separately. The end of all conflicts.
Oleg
This is a very good point and suggestion. It is exactly what I have done
in mine. I totally forgot about that
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