D-Man wrote:
>
> | Well... it does... I did set up a symbolic link to . (boot -> .)
> | I've also tried doing
> | root (hd0,0)
> | kernel /vmliuz-2.4.5 root=/dev/hda3 single
>
> Hmm.
>
> |
> | I could use some clarification on this one point:
> | Under GRUB 'root" (as in root (hd0,0)) means exac
D-Man wrote:
> Disclaimer : I have no experience with ReiserFS, but I do use grub.
>
> On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 11:54:49AM -0400, Chuck Stickelman wrote:
> | San Segkhoonthod wrote:
> |
> | > GRUB do *support* ReiserFS. My debian boxes have
> | > ReiserFS root file syste
Brian Stults wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In the fall, I will be starting a new position as Professor of Sociology
> at the University of Florida. When I interviewed, one of my
> requirements was that I be allowed to run linux on my office computer.
> They said it would not be a problem. However, now tha
Howdy Peter!
Linux supports several different file system types.
Each type handles organizing data on the physical drives
slightly differently. The reiserfs is one of those FS types -
it's a "journaling" file system that handles updates in a
way different than most others. I can't begin to cover
San Segkhoonthod wrote:
> GRUB do *support* ReiserFS. My debian boxes have
> ReiserFS root file system and I boot them with GRUB.
>
> san
Then I've done something wrong!
I'll try providing more specifics.
kernel 2.4.5
hda1~120MBext2/boot
hda2~128MBswap
hda3~27GBrei
John Hasler wrote:
> Chuck Stickelman writes:
> > Having fans inside a computer case (such as those mounted on the CPU's
> > heat sink) lower the air pressure inside the case - Bernoulli's
> > principle.
>
> No. Those fans just stir the air around inside t
rfs an mounted it with notail before I copied any files on to it? Are
there
kernel parameters that can be passed that effect how the root file system is
mounted?
Chuck
Joerg Johannes wrote:
> Chuck Stickelman wrote:
> >
> > Howdy,
> >
> > I've made two changes to my h
Here's my take on fans and dust and noise.
Having fans inside a computer case (such as those mounted on the CPU's
heat sink) lower the air pressure inside the case - Bernoulli's principle.
Having a fan blowing out further decreases the internal pressure.
Nature hates this pressure difference and th
Howdy,
I've made two changes to my home system (I know... should have done
one at a time...)
I've changed my boot loader from LILO to GRUB and I've changed my root
file system
from ext2 to reiserfs.
my partition table is setup as:
/dev/hda1 ext2
/boot
/dev/hda2 swap
/dev/hda3
m hacking on
one
now. We'd need the same sort of thing for C-shells - I've not written an
C-shell
scripts in nearly 5 years so that would take me a little longer.
But the basic point is that Debian should have *one* file that contains all
default
environment variables.
Chuck
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Howdy All!!
I've spent way too much time looking for a reference to Drop-in-Debian
(or DiD).
Can someone point me in the right direction?
TIA,
Chuck
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soem at the office, some at
client's
site.
Not a one has ever been defragged. And the last I looked, I don't think any of
them
have
fragmentation over 10%. Could be, but I've not been paying that much attention
to
it.
It truly doesn't seem like an issue on ext2 fi
to list
here...
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Wouldn't want it to
be
much lower.
I have recently heard that the latest version of Partition Magic can handle
e2fs/Linux partitions.
Iff that's the case then picking a *ideal* size becomes less critical.
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HTH.
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but I was in the mood
for a
challenge and I ahd never worked with debugfs before. The nice thing was that
it was
*only* my /usr...;)
> Kind regards
>
> Frederick
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> It's just a little picky about it's friends.
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discussed somewhere. If not here then certainly
> on comp.os.linux.misc, but I can't for the life of me think of a
> keyword to use in searching for it. So, I apologize in advance for
> the repetition.
>
> Thanks,
> Gary
>
HTH.
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a network printer server going
so I can have my parallel port for other things and haven't even started
working with those yet...
> Thanks.
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cap(8) manpage claims they can be used
for backward compatibility, don't use 'em. Also,
somewhere I'm *sure* I read that the "lp=" *must* point to the host,
it's obviouslly not needed.
I'm not sure about "pl" "pw" "pc" "mx
t is
going wrong!? What am *I* doing wrong!? Why is this so hard!?
Let me end by saying that I love Debian - have been using it since
before 0.91 - and I know that I've gotten lazy with being able to just
install packages and have them work. But I also know that I've been
working wi
all the necessary permissions and now printing works
> again. If you do the same thing does it work for you?
>
I checked my /etc/lpd.perms and it already has DEFAULT ACCEPT at the end.
>
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your time (excuse
the pun).
Once the system knows the time for sure, the applications should also...
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HTH.
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"Michael E. Touloumtzis" wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 29, 1999 at 04:58:58PM -0500, Chuck Stickelman wrote:
> >
> > Here's what I'd guess to be a simple one.
> You are correct. But problems always look simpler _after_ they are
> solved ;-).
>
Good news. It
with the "if=" statement)
could point to /dev/null, and that the second queue had to point to the
remote computer/printer...though I can't remember how
the two would be connected... What did I miss that day in Printing 101?
Simple question, I'm sure.
Thanks in advance.
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