Hello,
I am mounting one of my ntfs partition from linux. The problem is though
that it is mounted readonly.
Is there some option i need to pass to fstab to make it write-able too?
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Eric S. Johansson wrote:
I have spent a way too much time in the past week screwing around with
Apache configurations. The final straw was when I took a working
configuration, change the domain name and it failed without telling me
why or where.
so I'm looking for an alternative. What I need
q-parser wrote:
Panos Laganakos wrote:
So, i could also delete the file, as i don't need it?
No, just leave it there. I don't know where would you get that file,
if you ever considered having your computer connected to net. In
/etc/conf.d are many files that you don't need to use
q-parser wrote:
Panos Laganakos wrote:
Hello,
I am getting an error on startup about not having configured my eth0
right.
The thing is i don't have network access on that machine neither an
ethernet card. So i think loopback (lo) should be enough, no matter
though, Gentoo asks me to sp
Hello,
I am getting an error on startup about not having configured my eth0 right.
The thing is i don't have network access on that machine neither an
ethernet card. So i think loopback (lo) should be enough, no matter
though, Gentoo asks me to specify one.
What should i do then, what configurat
Tom Martin wrote:
Try 'resize' with no arguments.
Hope that helps,
Tom
Martin,
i tried 'resize' with no arguments, but what i get is the number of
columns and rows.
What i'm looking for is something that can tell me that the
'video=vesafb:ypan,[EMAIL PROTECTED]' argument i pass to grub's 'kernel
Hello,
i was looking for a command that can inform me of my current console
resolution.
I set it from the default setting in the kernel and also specify it in
grub's kernel option.
The problem is, i am almost sure that the resolution i set from these
two places is not actually applied and i wa
Christoph Gysin wrote:
No, you did everything right.
Boot the CD again, mount and chroot. Then create a user, set its passwd
and try to log in as user. Does that work? If yes, try to su to root.
Does that work too?
Christoph
You lead me to the answer, thanks :)
Apparently i misconfigured the abilit
Hello,
I was on the installation process of 2005.0 on an x86 box. When i
reached the point of rebooting i tried to log in as root but i got an
"incorrect password" message.
So, what i did was, i rebooted with the universal cd and:
o mounted dev/hda1 (boot) && dev/hda3 (root)
o chrooted and
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