> > 3. I have the defrag utility. How can I defragment my Linux partition,
> > since a mounted drive cannot be defragmented?
>
> Well, one way is to unmount the partition (umount /zip , f.e) and defrag
> it. If its a /usr or /, then if you really wan to defrag it, then you have
> to do some more w
1. [snip]
> 2. My distribution doesn't make some device files, such as /dev/modem,
> /dev/audio, /dev/mixer, /dev/sndstat (I cannot use my SoundBlaster PCI
> 64,
> and I use my modem with device file /dev/ttyS1 directly). How can I
> workaround this?
Those devices, some of htem, are just sym
José María Pongilioni López writes:
> I use my modem with device file /dev/ttyS1 directly). How can I
> workaround this?
Don't. You should use /dev/ttyS1 directly: /dev/modem is a bad idea (and
it isn't a device file: it's just a link to /dev/ttyS1).
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John Hasler
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On Sat, 1 Apr 2000, José María Pongilioni López <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi! I'm a Debian Linux 2.1 'slink' user, and I have 3 questions:
>
>1. I have compiled the version 2.2.4-intl of Linux Kernel and, at boot
>time, my screen shows the following message:
>SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument
>
>
Hi! I'm a Debian Linux 2.1 'slink' user, and I have 3 questions:
1. I have compiled the version 2.2.4-intl of Linux Kernel and, at boot
time, my screen shows the following message:
SIOCADDRT: Invalid argument
I have read the documentation, and says that is a bug in pppd
versions 2.2.0 an
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