> shouldn't swap size be ram/2 rather than ram x 2?
> like if you already have a large amnt. of ram,
> then the chances of swap being used would be slimmer,
> so why is there a need for 2x swap ?
There's really no hard and fast rule. Firstly, though, the 2x rule
(actually more like 2xRAM + 10%
Hello; Is anyone familiar
with why nslookup can't
identify its own localhost
but can identify the Sprint
Server ? The NetConfig
Dialer shows the localhost
active as a loop back
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and rmt?
thanks a lot
xun
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What do I do to get my X Windows to use AfterStep? I installed the
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My system running 4.1 of Redhat, on a Pentium 100 machine.
The other day I noticed that I get an unresolved symbol error on 3c509.o when
I boot. I also wanted to
get sound up on my system. SOOO I thought I would kill two birds, so to
speak.
What I did was recompile the kernal with sound as
Just configure your PCI card as it was an ISA card in the kernel.
It will probe your card at boot time, and then load the driver compiled in
the new kernel.
I did this with mine. Search for Network ISA cards in the "make config"
Andre Guimaraes
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Hi ALL:
My video card and PCMCIA modem are not supported. I want to write
them by myself. I want a quick start so could you point me where I
can find some source code for any video and pcmcia card drivers?
Many Thanks
CS
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What about 'xon'? Will that meet this need?
On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Rick L. Mantooth wrote:
> oops,
> correction:
>
> > #!/bin/sh
> > # Script to allow remote users to remotely display X apps.
> > # Call it rx or whatever.
> > case $1 in
> > -h|--help|"") echo "Need X Program to run.. "
>
On Fri, Mar 06, 1998 at 06:08:05PM -0500, Robert Hailman wrote:
> Hello. I have Linux on hard drive 4 (hdd2 is the root partion), so using
> LILO isn't possible. I decided to go with LOADLIN, but it doesn't work. When
> I try to boot, it freezes while loading the kernel. I am using the version
> o
I have installed the fvwm2 as xwindows, I am trying to run netscape from a
xrsh session and it just says EMT trap. What does it mean?
__
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"Jeremy Domingue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to set up my server so that when someone telnets into it, the IP
> address they telnet to is the IP that they are "binded" to (i.e, if they get
> on IRC they show up as the IP they have telneted to, NOT the main IP address
The easiest way
oops,
correction:
> #!/bin/sh
> # Script to allow remote users to remotely display X apps.
> # Call it rx or whatever.
> case $1 in
> -h|--help|"") echo "Need X Program to run.. "
> ;;
> *) echo -n "Enter IP address to Display to: " ;
> read remote
On Fri, Mar 06, 1998 at 04:49:00PM -0600, Victoria Stanfield wrote:
> I'm thinking of replacing my 1.2 GB drive which is totally dedicated to
> Linux with a larger one. Can someone tell me the steps to do that in
> the most efficient manner?. I should have my tape drive, but since it
> is a Ditt
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From: Donald G. Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Redhat-List (E-mail) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, March 06, 1998 14:02 PM
Subject: Samba Problem - Widoze no longer shows the linux box.
>Hello,
>My problem is that my windoze boxes no longer see my Linux box in the
n
Rod,
Assuming you have X at nodes:
Couple of ways,
At remote end, You need to enable xhost +ServerName (LAN server)
to allow ServerName to splash screens all over your desktop.
{I'll get flamed about the xhost thing, use xhost or xauth}
(It's your network, do as you will)
[If you just do a
On Fri, Mar 06, 1998 at 03:10:59PM -0500, Brian Landers thoughtfully expounded:
> Hi all...I've got a Gateway 2000 P6-333 running RedHat 5.0. It has an
> internal Travan 4/8GB tape drive that I want to use with BRU to do backups.
> The internal bus is IDE (I know that RedHat doesn't SUPPORT IDE ta
I would just add the drive and run mkfs on it and mount it. i wouldn't go
through all the trouble of moving everyhting to one larger drive.
-Paul
On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Victoria Stanfield wrote:
> I'm thinking of replacing my 1.2 GB drive which is totally dedicated to
> Linux with a larger one. C
>I'm thinking of replacing my 1.2 GB drive which is totally dedicated to
>Linux with a larger one. Can someone tell me the steps to do that in
>the most efficient manner?. I should have my tape drive, but since it
>is a Ditto 2GB internal, ftape support is intermittent; I seem to have
>to recomp
I'm thinking of replacing my 1.2 GB drive which is totally dedicated to
Linux with a larger one. Can someone tell me the steps to do that in
the most efficient manner?. I should have my tape drive, but since it
is a Ditto 2GB internal, ftape support is intermittent; I seem to have
to recompile t
Hello. I have Linux on hard drive 4 (hdd2 is the root partion), so using
LILO isn't possible. I decided to go with LOADLIN, but it doesn't work. When
I try to boot, it freezes while loading the kernel. I am using the version
of Vmlinuz that the install program uses, but without the initrd.img file
Hi,
I'm having some problem getting my NFS and portmap working...
It seems the portmap dies when I simply try to get mountd and nfsd up...
If I try manuall, I run portmap, then as soon as I try to run rpc.nfsd
I get the error:
Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection
David E. Fox wrote
...
> acroread displays it OK. So, as another poster suggests, acroread
> can handle displaying some PDFs that the other alternatives have
> problems with.
> But I am no better off than I was before -- I need to print this
> thing, and ghostscript won't do it. I don't see why.
Can you spawn a remote X session? I have read the how-to's and found nothing.
How is this done? I would basically like to use my LAN server to run all the X
sessions for the nodes. Thanks.
- Rod
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I used to be able to search the mailing list archives at the redhat web
site, but now it just seems to give a list of the archive files. I
understand that one can access this archive via e-mail, but I can't figure
out how that works. Any suggestions? I don't want to post a question that's
been ask
Rick Forrester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Eze's version seems to include Epson Stylus support, while the stock
> > ghostscript in the contrib tree in RedHat ftp server does not. The
> > situation with ghostscript is always strange, because the stock
> > version i
> Any takers? Any and all help will be gratefully accepted.
>
Red Hat doesn't support IDE tape out of the box. With
a kernel recompile you should be ready to go.
Turn on support for IDE tape in the IDE section of the
kernel config, then turn on ftape support in the character d
> Dear friends,
> I have a question. Using SCO and RH5, I set up the RH5 box to be on the
> receiving end of remote printing requests for a printer on the RH5 parallel
> port.
> It works, but I noticed that it ( a dot matrix printer ) will print 10 or 15
I don't think that's a real problem
I'd like to run http_analyze 2.x (for the VRML stuff), however it only
wants to process one access_log at a time - therefore I only get one month
at a time, unlike analog which handles the rotating log formats.
Http_analyze does come with a log rotater, but it deals with logs that
append monts, e
Hi all...I've got a Gateway 2000 P6-333 running RedHat 5.0. It has an
internal Travan 4/8GB tape drive that I want to use with BRU to do backups.
The internal bus is IDE (I know that RedHat doesn't SUPPORT IDE tape
drives, but I have a sneaking suspicion someone out there has gotten one
working).
On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, John Higginbotham wrote:
> At 12:19 PM 3/6/98 -0700, you wrote:
> >
> >I have a floppy which I would like to mount read only automatically on
> >boot up. If I have the read only tab on the floppy set to writable, then
> >everything goes OK. If the floppy tab is set read only
At 12:19 PM 3/6/98 -0700, you wrote:
>
>I have a floppy which I would like to mount read only automatically on
>boot up. If I have the read only tab on the floppy set to writable, then
>everything goes OK. If the floppy tab is set read only, I get the
>following during boot up:
Mount it as read
From: "Kevin W. Reed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Jaana Jarve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> ...can anyone think of a reason why someone would _want_ to keep
>> their .profile chmod'ed to 666?
>May not make any difference if their directory does not have permission
>for anyone else to write to. Not very
I have a floppy which I would like to mount read only automatically on
boot up. If I have the read only tab on the floppy set to writable, then
everything goes OK. If the floppy tab is set read only, I get the
following during boot up:
**
On Fri, Mar 06, 1998 at 10:56:25AM +, Sim wrote:
> --- Forwarded Message Follows ---
>
> Is there any RH utility that can scan the disk surface for the
> purpose of finding out bad sectors?
badblocks.
-Sam
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Hello,
My problem is that my windoze boxes no longer see my Linux box in the network
neighborhood. It was working and I assume I did something to where it now longer
works. I run RH4.2, and have changed the smb.conf over and over trying to get it to
work. Any help would be greatly appreciate
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Is there any RH utility that can scan the disk surface for the
purpose of finding out bad sectors?
Thanks.
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On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, David S Edwards wrote:
> Well I busted somebody trying to hack my webserver that we do hosting on.
> Since I'm not an expert at decoding some of this stuff, I thought I would
> post the hacks here, hoping that somebody could shed some light on it. Oh,
> by the way, I caught
On Fri, Mar 06, 1998 at 04:54:18PM -, matt quelch wrote:
> I used to use Xwindows to change the IP number on Linux,
> but I now need to do this from the command line.
>
> Is there a single command to change the IP number ??
Yes, ifconfig...
i.e.
ifconfig eth0 200.200.200.200
Then you'll
Good Day ALL!
I posted a question/problem a few days ago, and thanks KD for the help.
But want to probe this area a bit further, once i clarify my situation.
I currently have a USR 56.6 external which i use with the linux box to
dial out and connect to my ISP for the LAN (yeah, i know.way slo
> I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
> to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
> drivers and send it as well. I have tried several time to compile
I also noticed that it was missing the 'epson' driver.
It was fairly easy to get the source rpm,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Eze's version seems to include Epson Stylus support, while the stock
> ghostscript in the contrib tree in RedHat ftp server does not. The
> situation with ghostscript is always strange, because the stock
> version in redhat-5.0/i386/RedHat/RPMS is 3.??. What gives th
> On Fri, 6 Mar 1998 13:45:00 +0100 (MET), "Andrea Dell'Amico" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>said:
Andrea> On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Tahara Yuusuke wrote:
Andrea>ypwhich fails (RH4.2/sparc) with an error, so I cannot setup
Andrea>NIS-slave server using ypinit. Please tell me the solution.
Andr
I'm trying to change the default device that xbru copies to. Whenever I
launch xbru it looks for /dev/nst0. When I boot up it tells me that my
tape it /dev/hdc. I set this up in config BRU, it's a travan tape drive.
Go into new device and all that is listed is /dev/nst0, /dev/null, and
/file.
Thanks again to JY for the tcpdump tip. Here's the latest:
By doing tcpdump I can follow packets from my internal net in through my
internal NIC, and out my external NIC. I can also see packets
originating on my firewall and coming back from the external net. But
there's never a response from
I am using an Adaptec 2940 UW. with an internal jaz drive. I know this
card is funny but I have also tried other SCSI cards to no avail
What is the best SCSI card to use with Redhat 4.2???
Is the tape backup media of choice for SCSI a 4mm DAT?
Thanks for your time!
Troy Taylor
System Adm
Observation:
I'd like to see an option in Redhat install so that when it asks you to
mount any other volumes, like DOS volumes, it'll autodetect the file system
to use vfat instead of DOS if it finds Win95 on said partition.
- John Higginbotham - [EM
Craig Kattner wrote:
>
> Sorry to take this stuff here, but I'm trying to compile some stuff for a
> class on my 5.0 machine and it keeps complaining about undefined
> references. No normal error this or that. It throws up a list of files
> with a .o extension all located in /tmp and then declare
On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, matt quelch wrote:
>Is there a single command to change the IP number ??
Yes, "vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0"
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I used to use Xwindows to change the IP number on Linux,
but I now need to do this from the command line.
Is there a single command to change the IP number ??
Many Thanks
Matt
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At 11:31 AM 3/6/98 -0500, you wrote:
>On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Jiandong Ye wrote:
>
>> I am new to Sound Card stuff on redhat, so bear with me on this one.
>>
>> I am trying to compile sound support into the 2.0.30 kernel of my
>> Redhat 4.2 machine. The compile steps I used:
>> make clean
>>
Ismael wrote:
>
>> after i tried to recompile a custom kernel i soon ran into compile
>> problems with some sig11 errors and i soon gave up.
>
> /*/* okay. I think that's NOT the problem.the problem is : you ran xf86config or
>not ? Have you CHOOSE your card in the fscking
> database?
> TWO TH
On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Jiandong Ye wrote:
> I am new to Sound Card stuff on redhat, so bear with me on this one.
>
> I am trying to compile sound support into the 2.0.30 kernel of my
> Redhat 4.2 machine. The compile steps I used:
> make clean
> make mrproper
> make menuconfig (
after i tried to recompile a custom kernel i soon ran into compile
problems with some sig11 errors and i soon gave up.
/*/* okay. I think that's NOT the problem.the problem is : you ran xf86config or not
? Have you CHOOSE your card in the fscking
database?
TWO THOUSAND times I repeat it on
Joe Klemmer wrote:
>
> On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
>
> > Permit DNS fron outside world to firewall (masqueraded):
> > -I -a accept -P udp -S 0.0.0.0/0 53 -D [outer ip address]
>
> Just a quick stab in the dark but don't you need to allow external
> DNS to the internal netwo
Hi Donald,
Please repost this except with a subject line sa we can track it by thread..
Off the top of my head I would have to ask if your Linux Box is on the same workgroup?
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Donald G. Hunter wrote:
> Hello,
> My problem is that my windoze boxes no longer see my Linux box in the net
I am new to Sound Card stuff on redhat, so bear with me on this one.
I am trying to compile sound support into the 2.0.30 kernel of my
Redhat 4.2 machine. The compile steps I used:
make clean
make mrproper
make menuconfig (specified IRQ 5, DMA 1,5, I/O 220)
make
James Youngman wrote:
>
> This packet forwarding should happen if IP-forwarding is enabled (you
> can do this in control-panel or by
> "echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward".
Hm. . . well, '#cat ip_forward' gave me a 0, so I changed it to 1, but I
still can't get past the firewall.
> Any indiv
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I am getting the following syslog entries and I don't know what
they mean. Can anyone help?
/---start---/
Mar 1 08:39:55 gnat3 kernel: ICMP redirect from 131.144.134.2
Mar 1 08:41:31 gnat3 kernel: ICMP redirect from 131.144.134.2
Mar 1 08:58:22
I have Linux win 95 system with an Apache webserver for program developing.
I want to have some cgi programs stored on the dos partition, which I link
via symbolic links from the /home/httpd/html/ Reason: I do most of my ftp
transfers while in win95.
So far, it works a bit, the file is found a
Dear friends,
I have a question. Using SCO and RH5, I set up the RH5 box to be on the
receiving end of remote printing requests for a printer on the RH5 parallel
port.
It works, but I noticed that it ( a dot matrix printer ) will print 10 or 15
lines, pause,
then print 10 or 15 more, paus
Download the ppp-howto. Basically your carrier is starting the ppp
interface (garbled text) and what you need to do is start pppd to
accept this information. If you read the ppp-howto and don't get
it or want to try another way try downloading ezppp or xisp and
these will help you get online. I
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Casey Jones wrote:
> I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
> to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
If you're using an Epson Stylus Color 800, you should probably use the
"uniprint" driver from 5.10 (as the docs suggest). Don'
Hi all,
Could somebody send me the RedHat FAQ as I only have Email access at the
moment.
Regards
Lee
Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Work)
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I'm a newbie. Afte a lot of trouble to make my modem work in
Linux (RH 5.0), I finally got it. However, I'm unable to establish any
kind of PPP connection with my ISP at all. Here is the info I have
gathered:
I set up and configure my PPP connection through the Control Panel, and
my sy
Saleh A. Al-Abbad wrote:
> drivers shown to me. It then asked me if I shouldspecify options or let it be
>determined by Autoprobe. Anyway I tried both but failed to sense if my box had any
>nic cards.
I had the same problem and what I did to correct it was compile a new
kernel with NE200 suppo
On Friday, March 06, 1998 12:24 PM, parlione massimiliano
[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> informations? On the other partition I have Windows Nt. NT unfortunately it
> isn't PnP and It's difficult (or perhaps impossible) to see these settings
Under NT: Start button, Programs, Administrative Too
On Fri, 6 Mar 1998, Tahara Yuusuke wrote:
ypwhich fails (RH4.2/sparc) with an error, so I cannot setup
NIS-slave server using ypinit. Please tell me the solution.
% ypwhich
can't clntudp_create: can't communicate with ypbind
% rpm -q yp-clients
yp-clients-2.2-7
If you
ypwhich fails (RH4.2/sparc) with an error, so I cannot setup
NIS-slave server using ypinit. Please tell me the solution.
% ypwhich
can't clntudp_create: can't communicate with ypbind
% rpm -q yp-clients
yp-clients-2.2-7
---
Kind regards,
Alfonso Barreto Lopez wrote:
> Try to run the sndconfig and you will see if it was accepted, if it
> doesn't work you should know the irq, dma, io address to put them manually
> in the same programa but starting like this: sndconfig --noprobe
> Hope this works.
>
I tryed but I had an error whe
Hi,
Can somebody tell me whether there is a GPL program to run quicktime
movies?
Thanks
Richard KHOO Guan Chen
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snail-mail: 38-A, Lorong 23, Geylang, Singapore 388372
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I'm still struggling with a masquerading, packet-filtering dual-homed
host.
Earlier I thought that I had my firewalling rules wrong, but now I think
that it's something more basic.
When I flush all of the firewall rules and set all the defaults to
"accept" I still can't get past the damn thing.
hi.
my apologies in advance if any of you have recieved this twice ... (i am
experiencing difficulties sending to the list from various different
hosts)
i was wondering if there was anyone who had experienced problems similar
to those that i am experiencing or if anyone might be able to help ..
I tried to install RH4.2 (from the infomagic developer's resource) on a
i486dx2-66 via an ftp connection to a w95 computer with personal web
server loaded (and ftp service started)
-
The first steps of the installation is ok, when i have entered a ip
address i can ping the machine from the win95 c
[Headers trimmed]
"G. Hugh SONG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> BTW, I don't understand how all those html browsers work for binary files.
> On Eze's web page, when I click on ghostscript-5.10-0.1.i386.rpm,
> I get all those binary texts being displayed in the Netscape browser
> instead of a di
> Nearly the same thing happened to me. I converted a DOS partition to
> ext2, but Win95 still 'saw' the drive and wanted to format the thing!
> DOS fdisk tipped me off to what I had done -- the partition was still
> tagged as a DOS partition because, I surmise, make2fs does not change
> the tag o
>Does anyone know if redhat-list has a message digest feature and if so,
>how
>do I turn it on? (I already tried asking the listserver for "help")
You have to unsubscribe from here and resubscribe to the redhat-digest
list, or something like that. The details are described on Red Hat's web
page.
>Sorry to take this stuff here, but I'm trying to compile some stuff for
a
>class on my 5.0 machine and it keeps complaining about undefined
>references. No normal error this or that. It throws up a list of files
>with a .o extension all located in /tmp and then declares "undefined
>refernce to: c
>The RedHat lists generally seem to work in a way that bounce messages
>from subscribers tend to occasionally get sent to the people that send
>messages to the list, as opposed to the list address itself. It just
>means your message to the mailing list didn't get to that person.
Have you paid att
>...can anyone think of a reason why someone would _want_ to keep
>their .profile chmod'ed to 666?
To let any other person on the host to insert whatever they thought said
person should execute on startup: practical jokes (of questionable
humour) come to mind.
On a large system where you don't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The xcopy is what will be needed. The problem is with certain files that
> use the + sign in them. This symbol isnt legal in DOS
>
> gcc-c++-2.7.2.3-8.i386.rpm libg++-devel-2.7.2.8-6.i386.rpm
> libg++-2.7.2.8-6.i386.rpmnenscript-1.13++-10.i386.rpm
>
>
Hello to all :
I have purchased InfoMagic's LINUX Developer's Resource CD-ROM. It came with 6-CD set.
On the first CD I had RedHat 4.1 for Intel which installs kernel 2.0.27.
I followed the installation instructions and got to the point where I can play some
games under Xwindows, which means
On Thu, Mar 05, 1998 at 10:33:00PM -0800, Greg Thomas wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I just booted my home system and I noticed that fsck was forced on
> partition /dev/hdb5, my home partition, because the maximum number of
> mounts have been met. I just did a fresh install of RH 5.0 but I kept my
>
> I am trying get my Dimond Supra 33.6 PnP modem to work under RH5. I
Okay I'm not gauranteeing anything but when I installed my Cardinal 33.6 I
ran isapnptools? something like that and it gave me what I needed.
If taht doesn't work there might be a way to disable PnP check your
manual.
~cor
What you need, is a utility called isapnptools. You need this to configure
the pnp -settings of your modem each time you do a cold boot.
I use it to initialize my SB32PnP, and it works great.
/Anders
>Hi,
>
>I am trying get my Dimond Supra 33.6 PnP modem to work under RH5. I
>followed a co
Sorry to take this stuff here, but I'm trying to compile some stuff for a
class on my 5.0 machine and it keeps complaining about undefined
references. No normal error this or that. It throws up a list of files
with a .o extension all located in /tmp and then declares "undefined
refernce to: cout"
Okay, I have a packet-filtering firewall ALMOST set up. I can telnet
and ftp from the firewall to the outside, by name or by number. But I
can't telnet, ftp or resolve names from within the protected net to
outside.
On the firewall, I have the two cards looking at each other as gateways,
with t
Hello all,
I just booted my home system and I noticed that fsck was forced on
partition /dev/hdb5, my home partition, because the maximum number of
mounts have been met. I just did a fresh install of RH 5.0 but I kept my
home partition intact. I haven't seen anywhere how many times before a
fi
>Has anyone else had problems with the Jaz drive and Redhat Linux?
>
>I specific problem I have is after the Jaz spins down. I get scsi errors
>trying to access the drive from a crontab entry. I have tried accessing
>the drive just a few moments before to "wake up" the jaz drive, to no
avail.
>
> >I am trying get my Dimond Supra 33.6 PnP modem to work under RH5. I
> >followed a couple of peoples suggestions and tried doing the following:
>
You may try a program called loadlin that allows you to boot into Linux
directly from DOS. What you can do is boot into DOS, let the modem get
At 11:01 PM 3/5/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am trying get my Dimond Supra 33.6 PnP modem to work under RH5. I
>followed a couple of peoples suggestions and tried doing the following:
I've seen prices on new 33.6 internal ISA modems like around $29-$29. I'd
dump the Diamond and get one tha
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