Alvin Smith wrote:
On Thursday 06 January 2005 01:31 pm, Vegard Lundby Rekaa wrote:
On your machine the primary holdup to a system such as this would be
memory--the likes of which cost about a $1/stick at our local
"re-compute" store.
I got hold of 128MB RAM from a friend. Now there is a
Matt Price wrote:
On Tue, Dec 14, 2004 at 12:07:49PM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
On Tue, 2004-12-14 at 12:56 -0500, Matt Price wrote:
Hi folks,
I had a bit of a wake up call this week when I tried out Ubuntu. I
Have you tried Gnoppix?
er, no, is it much differentfrom the Ubuntu l
This CAN be confusing. Technically, the only partitions you NEED are /
and swap. Even then you may not need swap if you've got a ton of RAM.
That being said, still make a swap partition.
When I try out a distro, I generally add a /home partition as well so
that if I install another distro, o
David Baron wrote:
On Thursday 18 November 2004 11:20,
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As mentioned in my previous mail, I'll run a dual-OS system. Since l have
only one drive, I'll divide it into two partitions, one for Win XP and one
for Debian. I think this is a good way to start off. When one fai
Gerard Robin wrote:
Hello,
I'v received a message with a .pps file as attached document.
Is there a viewer (in linux) to see such file ?
tia
A cursory google search says openoffice.org
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loader off the mbr.
This one definitely has me scratching my head . . .
RRPotratz wrote:
The strange one about this is that to restore the mbr in xp you are
supposed to boot from the xp intallation cd, select recovery console
and then run fix mbr and fix boot (might be fixmbr and fixboot, with
n
This is good advice!
Paul E Condon wrote:
On Wed, Sep 08, 2004 at 11:23:56AM -0400, matthew bradley wrote:
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Subject: Re: ressurecting a
Moroney wrote:
Partition 1: 35g - Windows XP (ick - for my wife & kids)
Partition 2: 1g - /
Partition 3: 1g - Swap
Partition 4: 500m - /tmp
Partition 5: 5g - /var
Partition 6: 75g - /usr
Partition 7: 20g - /home
RRPotratz wrote:
Patrick Moroney wrote:
I'm trying to install Debian Sarge st
matthew bradley wrote:
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To: matthew bradley
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Subject: Re: ressurecting a failed attempt to upgrade to sarge, w/out
tossing /home
You didn't say for
Patrick Moroney wrote:
I'm trying to install Debian Sarge stable as a second operating system
on a 200 gig drive and not having a lot of success. The installation
goes fine; I install Lilo in the MBR, the system goes for a reboot and
then I get the following errors upon reboot:
request_module[
matthew bradley wrote:
Hi All,
I'm in a slightly frustrating situation due, primarily, to two things: my
relative amateur use of Linux, and this particular problem happening on a
Debian Linux box that I didn't originally setup. I'm particularly new to
Debian, and new to having to handle many things
I'm a relative newbie to linux with a working Red Hat 6.0 system, but I would
like to migrate to Debian. To do so I would like to install to a second hd,
and keep my Red Hat until I've felt out Debian, but I have a
few questions.
One of the things I use the linux box for is an FTP server for my L
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