Re: how to change the timezone

Daryl Williams writes: > can anyone tell me how/where to change the timezone? > tzconfig, I believe. HTH, Randy -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null

Re: ftape question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > On 1 Apr, Randy Stocking wrote: > > George Bonser writes: > >> > >> How do I determine the maximum capacity? I have inherited a drive > >> destined to the scrapper. It appears to work just fine after making > >> a test b

Re: ftape question

George Bonser writes: > > How do I determine the maximum capacity? I have inherited a drive > destined to the scrapper. It appears to work just fine after making > a test backup using taper. The kernel reports this on bootup: > > QIC-117B drive @1MB/sec > QIC-80 tape > > Where would I look to f

Re: [OFF TOPIC] sig 14?

Nathan E Norman writes: > where can I find a list of which signal numbers correspond to which > error? > Try looking in signal.h. Signal 14 is ALRM (on Solaris anyway, but should be the same for Linux). Regards, Randy Stocking -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail

Re: X Windows

Are you sure it's X trying to access /dev/dsp and not your window manager (e.g. FvwmAudio module)? Regards, Randy Jason Gunthorpe writes: > Hi, > > Why does X windows try to open /dev/dsp when it loads? I don't have my > sound module configured right so this causes a kernel message.. > > Also,

Re: UPDATE(not fixed):xterm -ls not logging in utmp??

Brian K. Servis writes: > Brian K Servis writes: > > > > > >I noticed that when I was logging in with xterms that my login's were > >not being recorded in utmp. I have the *loginShell resource set > >true. So I tried a command line 'xterm -ls' and got this warning: > > > >Warning: locale not supp