> "meierrj" == meierrj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> [When I mount] an Iomega Zip drive ... occasionally[,] I get
>> the message: sda: Write Protect is off sda: sda4 ... Is there
>> a command out there somewhere to write protect/unprotect disks?
meierrj>I am not familia
> Here's a quick question: Why is my /home g+s staff?
> drwxrwsr-x 4 root staff1024 Mar 19 23:05 /home/
Your $HOME directory is probably /home/. /home is
the parent directory for the home directories of all the users (real and
system) on your machine. Normally only the staf
On 20 Mar, Thought wrote:
Re: Hi all, it's me again. First off thanks for the numerous replies to my
Re: chmodding question :)
[snip]
Re: Here's another quick question: I have an Iomega Zip drive, and
Re: occasionally I get the message:
Re: sda: Write Protect is off
Re: sda: sda4
Re: when moun
Thought <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a way to make dpkg give me a list (output) of ALL the packages
> (installed and not installed) along with their descriptions? Even just
> the short one-liner descriptions?
less /var/lib/dpkg/available
[snip]
> Ok, here's another question about sha
> Is there a way to make dpkg give me a list (output) of ALL the packages
> (installed and not installed) along with their descriptions? Even just
> the short one-liner descriptions? ... I want to search ... by a keyword ...
dpkg -l
This produces a list of selected packages (in
> [When I mount] an Iomega Zip drive ... occasionally[,] I get the message:
> sda: Write Protect is off
>sda: sda4
> ... Is there a command out there somewhere to write protect/unprotect
> disks?
I am not familiar with Iomega drives but strongly suspect that the
message is
> Thought writes:
Thought> [...] Or better yet, is there a program that will search my
Thought> whole disk (or at least all the data in a directory tree)
Thought> for a word(s)? [...]
There's glimpse, which is a bit of grep-on-steroids. You run
glimpseindex once, give it a directory (
Hi all, it's me again. First off thanks for the numerous replies to my
chmodding question :)
Is there a way to make dpkg give me a list (output) of ALL the packages
(installed and not installed) along with their descriptions? Even just
the short one-liner descriptions? The reason I'm asking is
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