Excuse me for coming late to the discussion but I just got caught up on all the
messages I've been putting off reading.
Just in case you don't know:
I saw on the ppa driver home page that the Zip plus isn't fully supported yet.
There's a beta driver available but don't know much else. From what
At 03:04 PM 5/12/98 -0400, you wrote:
>I am not sure of this, but most BIOS' you cannot boot from a secondary
drive. The boot drive has to be >primary. You also have to be sure the
MBR on your primary boot drive does not have either linux or win95 and
>when you install you specify where your bo
At 11:20 AM 5/12/98 -0700, you wrote:
>I have Win95 running on 850 MB C drive.
>I have a second 850 MB drive I want RH Linux on.
>
>I installed Linux on the second drive. When I set LILO to the MBR, no boot.
>So I set LILO to the load from drive 2. Everything was fine but I can't
>boot to Linux.
Yo Joe,
Grab a copy of OSS/Linux from http://www.4front-tech.com
and wala !
-Dee
"Joe Tseng" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd like to use my Crystal CS4232 sound card but every time I compile my
> kernel it gives me syntax errors. I'm interested in seeing if there is
> some way I could us
Thanks alot Matt,
I guess now you clearfied for us what's is really wrong with this card ,
hope to hear the positive posting from you soon, I had almost the same
replies from users who joins #Linux on IRC Efnet servers.
Pat
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue May 12 16:17:02 1998
>Received: (qmail 25
I'm running mutt as my mail client, but I can't seem to get it to do
color in an xterm. It works great outside of X (plenty o' colors),
but if I run it in an xterm, nxterm, or color-xterm it's just black and
white (in an rxvt I can get color, but it's mutilated (ie nothing like
it's supposed to b
Hi Dave,
I got the very exact motherboard chip, I hope after using the 3c905x.exe
will help otherwise I am thinking I might do what you did too.
Pat
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Thanks that was what am looking for :)
Pat
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Any better information out there for configuring RH5 for Firewalling and
IP masquerading than the HOWTO?
-Paul
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I'm running rh5 w/ the option for "reconnect-upon-disconnect" from netcfg.
However, every 40 seconds or so I get a log stating that ppd tries to
start, but of course the device is locked. It's really annoying! Is there
any way I can take these messages out of the log (I'd like to keep the
messages
I did a fresh install of RH4.2 on a system at work and when a user wants
to change their password it deny's them doing so because it comes back with
the password is based on a dictionary word.
When I installed RH4.1 at home I have never received this message even
after upgrading to RH4.2.
So
> I'm running Xfree86 with RH 5.0 and I'm running into a problem. Got RH
> installed fine, ran Xconfigurator and got Xf86 running in root. I exited
> Xf86 via the toolbar at the bottom, logged out of root, logged back in as a
> normal user, typed 'startx'. Xf86 came up as a grey screen, and ne
On Sun, 10 May 1998, Sergey Esin wrote:
>Can Linux provide me an ideal platform to make my dreams come true?
>Or may be I have to use FreeBSD UNIX?
I'm sure that Linux will be able to service your needs. As far as
FreeBSD goes, it's about the same in terms of application availability,
although I
Anyone had any experience loading/running RH Linux on a Deskpro 566?
Aristotle Zoulas
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Hi Dave:
A (couple of) week(s) or so ago we had a dicussion about installing glibc
on RedHat 4.2 and you suggested upgrading to 5.0. Well I took the plunge,
and I am mostly satisfied but I have a couple of issues I'd like to ask
you about.
To start, I want to mention that I upgraded a 4.2 in
I want to write to a file in a home directory..but i want each user to
write the file to his/her dir
outfile.open ("//usr//address//book.txt", ios::out); // Opens
book.txt
but i want it to open to say my dunny dir or my msd dir...and then make
the dir/file
how?
Michael S. Dunsav
Because I discovered the hard disk crash during the latter part of my lunch
hour, I didn't get a chance to troubleshoot the problem.
So, tonight I shut down the system and check the power cables and EIDE
cable. Everything appeared A-OK. I turn on the power and run the BIOS
HD config. Damn if t
At 06:45 PM 5/12/98 +0200, you wrote:
>On Tue, 12 May 1998, Pat Swanson wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> am trying to install RedHat 5.0 via FTP, using my ethernet card model
>> 3c905B-TX by 3com , since I can't get RedHat to auto prob it could
>> someone please help me using the addition kernel comma
Well from my own personal experience, I could not get the 3c905B-TX to run
on RH 5.0 with an Intel 440 LX motherboard. I swear I tried everything. I
ended up getting a 3c905-TX (one without the "B") and RH 5.0 auto-detected
it the first time, right out of the box. So I'm wondering if 3Com chang
I forgot to send a copy to you.
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Date: Tue, 12 May 1998 18:04:50 -0700
This was trouble for me too at first. It worked immedia
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Vidiot wrote:
> >I listed them in order; sorry not to mention it. I don't have that
> >machine here, but the failed setup was as follows:
> >
> >hda1 /boot 100MB
> >hda2 WIN95 1GB
> >hda3 SWAP128MB
> >hda4 extended partition
> >hda5 / 2GB
> >hda6 /usr
Find the floppy disk that came with the card.
run the configuration utility to set your IRQ and
memory addresses.
fred
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> Since upgrading to RH5, I started getting a rash of failures on my IDE
>hard drive. (I also have SCSI drives...they give no problems). The error
>messages seemed to indicate disk errors (inode inconsistencies, etc.) so I
>bought a new hard drive and reinstalled. I still got errors after the
> Couple of problems. My RH CD does not have the file acroread_linux_30.tar.gz
> but has instead acroread.tar. The obvious assumption is I can copy this to
> whatever directory I want to install in and simply un-tar the file: tar xvf
> acroread.tar. However, this command returns some error mess
Will someone please post a working dual-boot (Linux/win95) system's
(drive near 6.4GB) output from df. That would at least allow me to
know that the partitioning is right.
Have a good day!
-Vicki
///
(. .)
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Your Message To: Shankar Chakkere(MS:DENRO/DENRO/SChakkere)
Entitled: redhat-digest Digest V98 #289
And Sent On: 1998-05-12 19:24
Was Read At: 1998-05-12 16:43
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On the RH5.0 CD is the acrobat reader for viewing the .pdf files that come
with the package. Redhat included an insert in the box with the following
steps:
[...]
4. cp acroread_linux_30.tar.gz /root/read
(this assumes you want the files in the /root/read directory.)
5. Change to the proper dir
Your Message To: Shankar Chakkere(MS:DENRO/DENRO/SChakkere)
Entitled: redhat-digest Digest V98 #265
And Sent On: 1998-05-08 13:08
Was Read At: 1998-05-12 16:43
Priority: C
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>Is there some problem with RH5 and IDE drives?
>-Bill Page
Not that I have seen.
MB
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On Tue, 12 May 1998, Vidiot wrote:
> >I listed them in order; sorry not to mention it. I don't have that
> >machine here, but the failed setup was as follows:
> >
> >hda1 /boot 100MB
> >hda2 WIN95 1GB
> >hda3 SWAP128MB
> >hda4 extended partition
> >hda5 / 2GB
> >hda6 /usr
Perhaps no one has informed you but . . . your confirmation of each email
you read is repeated to all members of the list. Could you please turn this
feature off in your mail reader.
Blair.
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 04:43:00PM -0500, Shankar Chakkere wrote:
> Your Message To: Shankar Chakkere(MS:D
Hello all-
Since upgrading to RH5, I started getting a rash of failures on my IDE
hard drive. (I also have SCSI drives...they give no problems). The error
messages seemed to indicate disk errors (inode inconsistencies, etc.) so I
bought a new hard drive and reinstalled. I still got errors
>I listed them in order; sorry not to mention it. I don't have that
>machine here, but the failed setup was as follows:
>
>hda1 /boot 100MB
>hda2 WIN95 1GB
>hda3 SWAP128MB
>hda4 extended partition
>hda5 / 2GB
>hda6 /usrremainder
>
>I used Linux' fdisk utility a
Does any one know if ferror returns anything on a
framing, parity or overrun error? It appears that
it doesn't from the testing I've done.
I've looked at the serial driver (serial.c) code
and it *does* catch these errors and sets flags,
but I need to find the libc function that reads
these flag
Onces I tried to install it, but it was impossible for me, I tried first
in a Solaris box trying to update info. also in Linux box, but it was not
possible, so I decided to make my own NIS, it is very usefull to me I use
the inetd server to watch the port, when a client wants to chance a
password
Anybody out there know of of good (preferably on-line and free)
reference on gated?
js
ps. Thanks to all on help and info on Riva128 AGP video cards... Not
working yet, but soon!
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I'd like to use my Crystal CS4232 sound card but every time I compile my
kernel it gives me syntax errors. I'm interested in seeing if there is
some way I could use a module to accomplish this instead.
RH5 2.0.32
CS4232
Joe Tseng
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Has anyone succeded/tried to install the personal search engine from
Excite onto a Linux machine?
I'm having a 'small' problem and would like to get some suggestions.
Thanks,
Marco
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Arrggh! I meant this to be a personal message. I didn't catch the reply
address, sorry for the list clutter.
Now I'm going to bang my head against a wall somewhere.
Blair.
On Tue, May 12, 1998 at 02:14:10PM -0700, Blair Craft wrote:
> Perhaps no one has informed you but . . . your confirmation
I do this currently. My ISP is "hosting my domain" and holds all
incoming email til I dialup to retrieve it, and then I relay my
outgoing email thru his box during the dialup.
contact you ISP who will give you instructions.
BTW. I currently use RHL303 for my dialup box, and am moving to
RHL50
I have an apple lw IIF connected via serial port.
It works for both postscript and ascii text but some probs on
missing first column, and sometimes first line especially on TeX ps
files---
so I wouldn't trust my printcap as the best.
I had to do things with a script to recover the first column,
n
You need your ISP to place your domain as the mx host (primary) and the
ISP as a secondary mx host if you are not available.. You login and telnet
to port 25 and issue the command
ETRN @yourdomain.com
This makes the qyueued mail get sent to you.
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Fred Lenk wrote:
> I do t
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My linux box crashed rather mysteriously today. Sometime between 12:30
and 4:45 it completely froze. xscreensaver was running at the time, and I
couldn't switch VC's so I couldn't get much information. I was running
kernel-2.1.98 and XFree-3.3.2 (with th
The 3C905B-TX card (otherwise known as the Cyclone) has a
different (read newer) chipset than that of the 3C905-TX. I have a new
Dell machine with an onboard 3C905B-TX that I've been fighting constantly
with now. I ended up having to put in a spare 3C900 (boomerang) just to
get the machin
> My recent rash of Western Digital problems came to my attention because
> of just such messages. I downloaded some diagnostic tools that found all
> kinds of problems. I guess I should of mentioned that I was running a RH5.0
> system as well.
> The sad part is, the system would boot ju
Tom Diehl ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > I found that if you do a "man XF86Config" and search for "power_", you will
> > find several settings which can be put into the /etc/X11/XF86Config file to
> > control the power saving attribues. Unfortunately, (according to my docs)
> > only the Mach64 an
I want to thank everyone that responded to my delima, not getting connected.
I have downloaded several help files, as recommended, and it seems I have
everything setup correctly, but no connect. I have put in about 10 hours
the last two days trying to get connected. I can't understand how easy i
Hi Pat,
I am currently working on building a new email/DNS/bootp server with
RHL50 to replace my old reliable RHL303. I had similar problems with
not being able to send from my W95 boxes, but could receive.
There could be a myriad of problems, but the one thing that seemed to
help the most was
Here's one of my reciepies to have the mail forwarded to my regular
mail box, as opposed to going to /dev/null for spam, or being sent to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
:0:
* ^[EMAIL PROTECTED]
| mail fred
or instead of " | mail fred ", I can simply put the name of my mail
folder "/var/spool/mail/fred"
h
Hi all
I'm trying to install keirc, but when I type make I get this error: Segmentation
fault.
The makefile seems to be okey, and as I can see I have all nessecesy packages/li
bs installed. Any idea what's causing this ?
Thanks
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> 1. I am not sure of this, but most BIOS' you cannot boot from a
> secondary drive. The boot drive has to be primary. You also have to
> be sure the MBR on your primary boot drive does not have either linux
> or win95 and when you install you specify where your b
>I have Win95 running on 850 MB C drive.
>I have a second 850 MB drive I want RH Linux on.
>
>I installed Linux on the second drive. When I set LILO to the MBR, no boot.
>So I set LILO to the load from drive 2. Everything was fine but I can't
>boot to Linux.
What does your lilo.conf look like?
I
> > Do xset do the same thing?
>
> I do not know. Never used it.
I have tried xset and I could never get it to work. Why, I do not know, but
it didn't seem to work.
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>How can I make a file then ends in pl,execute in any directory,
>when its called from a browser window?For example
>FILE:home/user/some.pl
>or
>http://www.host.com/~user/some.pl
>Can this be possible?Maybe changing the pl to cgi will >work?Thanks for any
reply
Depends on the settings of you
>I upgraded to Redhat 5.0 two months ago on my firewall. My Win >95 box
(which
>sent and received fine prior) received fine but wouldn't send (the old >'we
do
>not relay'). I read the Errata made one entry each in ip_allow and
>relay_allow
>and it worked well (an occasional error message but
Well, HD crash scorekeepers, at seems that last night a 2.5GB Maxtor went
south on me. The BIOS can't even talk to it anymore.
At least it wasn't the OS this time. :-(
So far, I've lost one WD and one Maxtor. :-( :-(
MB
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I listed them in order; sorry not to mention it. I don't have that
> machine here, but the failed setup was as follows:
> hda1 /boot 100MB
> hda2 WIN95 1GB
> hda3 SWAP128MB
> hda4 extended partition
> hda5 / 2GB
> hda6 /usrremainder
Which par
Thnaks,
Would you please let me know where shall I obtain this utility from?
Pat
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Mine's set up a little differently. Here are the config files, and
it works flawlessly.
.procmailrc:
--
# off unless debugging
VERBOSE=off
MAILDIR=$HOME/mail
PMDIR=$HOME/.procmail
LOGFILE=$PMDIR/log
INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/rc.redhat
INCLUDERC=$PMDIR/rc.null
---
Thanks Matt,
I'll keep going and see what happens.
Stacy
>
> On Mon, 11 May 1998, Stacy Brodzik wrote:
>
> > I am trying to install RedHat LINUX on a PC for the first time. I
> > successfully created the boot disk from "boot.img" and RAWRITE.EXE.
> > After the floppy was created, I was abl
I am not sure of this, but most BIOS' you cannot boot from a secondary drive. The
boot drive has to be primary. You also have to be sure the MBR on your primary boot
drive does not have either linux or win95 and when you install you specify where your
boot image lies, ie., when install, do no
Yes, that will work, I think you have to tell it irq as well, I forget the order,
though. Although, this is specified at boot time remember. Better to re-install and
do it right, or go into your config file and enter that line in. This, I have not
figured out yet how to do, I just re-install
Thanks Chris,
I'll give it a shot.
Stacy
>
> > But when I tried to do a "dir" on the new floppy, I can't switch to the
> > A:> drive and I'm told that the disk is not formatted. Is this how it
> > should be? Is this a floppy that only a LINUX OS will recognize??
>
> Hi Stacey,
> Th
I have a static IP with my ISP as mysubdomain.monk.org. I would like to
be able to use this as my mail domain, but my connection is dial-up, not
fulltime, so when I am not online, everything bounces. I believe there
is a way for my ISP to act as a go between, so that my mail goes on hold
if I a
Hello !!!
I have an account on a SunOS 5.5. I use tcsh shell and in my .tcshrc file
i have this:
w
And when I login in, the 'w' command is executed two times. Does anybody
have any idea why is this happening???
Bye.
xxx
I'm running Xfree86 with RH 5.0 and I'm running into a problem. Got RH
installed fine, ran Xconfigurator and got Xf86 running in root. I exited
Xf86 via the toolbar at the bottom, logged out of root, logged back in as a
normal user, typed 'startx'. Xf86 came up as a grey screen, and never went
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Help again...
> I have Win95 running on 850 MB C drive. I have a second 850 MB drive
> I want RH Linux on.
> I installed Linux on the second drive. When I set LILO to the MBR, no
> boot. So I set LILO to the load from drive 2. Everything was fine but
> I can't boot
Hi,
I'm getting some weird problems that I'm having trouble figuring out on a
Linux spider 2.0.30 #10 Tue Aug 5 15:49:02 PDT 1997 i686 unknown
system, running
Fvwm Ver 1.24r
I have the following entry in my .fvwmrc file
Exec "spline" exec nxterm -e rlogin spline &
When I select this
i have been trying to get this printer to work with RH5.0.
the postscript driver allows me to print text directly to the printer
but the ascii test page is garbage. the postscript test page comes out
as plain text.
i have checked the dejanews site with no luck.
anybody got a printcap entry
opps sorry sent that last one to the wrong person
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i have several pc's with these cards in them.
on the driver disk is a configuration utility
3c59x.exe or something like it.
boot your machine with a dos/win95 floppy then insert this diskette and
run the configuration utility and turn off plug and play.
redhat will then detect the card
I've never used NIS but I think it would be handy not to have to maintain
individual accounts across three Linux systems if NIS could do the job.
The number of systems could grow.
However, a glance at Essential System Administration by Aeleen Frisch
(O'Reilly & Associates) bids me pause. She says
:>#/mnt/sbin/lilo -r /mnt
:>Warning: device 0x0305 exceeds 1024 cylinder limit
:>geo_comp_addr: Cylinder number is too big (1249 > 1023)
:>#
:
:Interesting, this tells me you are trying to have lilo work with a
:partition that is too big. The Linux boot partition can't be any bigger
:than 1024 cy
> [root@fred /root]# mount /mnt/cdrom
> mount: /dev/cdrom is not a valid block device
You're not trying to mount a music CD are you? If not, then just ignore
my stupid suggestion :)
Brian.
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> > Trying to retrieve mail from my ISP, Netscape Mail recently started
> > having a problem: it will poll the server and begin to download the
> > messages, then abruptly fail and flash an error message: "Error saving
> > mail messages".
> >
> > I can download my mail with fetchmail and read it
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Michael George wrote:
> > Well here we go again, Using a modern version of setterm see man setterm.
> > It is in there and (at least for me) it works for X. Look at the section
> > on powersave.
>
> Tom, thanks for the suggestion, but setterm's man page is highly terse. Eve
Thanks for your prompt reply,
so do you since the I got it on I/O e400 and IRQ 11 , then the
additional command should be as follows?
ether=11,0xe400,eth0
please let me if that is correct?
Pat
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>Received: (qmail 13778 invoked by uid 501); 12 Ma
i feel stupid :-)
the one updated RPM I missed was the perl one on Redhat's site. I installed
it and now things work fine.
Sorry for the bother
Karl
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Help again...
I have Win95 running on 850 MB C drive.
I have a second 850 MB drive I want RH Linux on.
I installed Linux on the second drive. When I set LILO to the MBR, no boot.
So I set LILO to the load from drive 2. Everything was fine but I can't
boot to Linux.
What next?
Thanks to all...
On Wed, 13 May 1998, Leung Yau Wai wrote:
> On Tue, 12 May 1998, Tom Diehl wrote:
>
> > On Tue, 12 May 1998, Michael George wrote:
> >
> > > I'm using RHL5.0 with XFree86 and I have an Energy Star compliant GW2K
> > > monitor. I have noticed that Windoze will put it into standby mode after so
Hi folks;
Has anybody out there on the lunatic fringe been able to make the
Intel AL440LX motherboard with the built in sound support work under
RedHat Linux 5.0?
The built in sound config stuff seems to conflict with the PNP stuff.
The card *seems to be* being detected and configured correctl
> Well here we go again, Using a modern version of setterm see man setterm.
> It is in there and (at least for me) it works for X. Look at the section
> on powersave.
Tom, thanks for the suggestion, but setterm's man page is highly terse. Even
for a Unix man page! Terse to the point of uselessn
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Tom Diehl wrote:
> On Tue, 12 May 1998, Michael George wrote:
>
> > I'm using RHL5.0 with XFree86 and I have an Energy Star compliant GW2K
> > monitor. I have noticed that Windoze will put it into standby mode after so
>
> Well here we go again, Using a modern version of s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I have searched the archives at dejanews, but I can't come up with an
> answer. Not in English at least.
> I have a 6.4GB Maxtor hard drive that I want to move my current
> system to. My current system has a 1.6GB drive devoted to WIN95 and a
> 1.7GB drive devoted t
>
> On Tue, 12 May 1998, Pat Swanson wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> >
> > am trying to install RedHat 5.0 via FTP, using my ethernet card model
> > 3c905B-TX by 3com , since I can't get RedHat to auto prob it could
> > someone please help me using the addition kernel command option, knowing
> > that
This is a shot in the dark, but I figure it's worth a try -- over the
weekend, my RH5 system stopped recognizing its cd-rom:
[root@fred /root]# mount /mnt/cdrom
mount: /dev/cdrom is not a valid block device
I've checked my physical connections, they're fine. The cd-rom is
getting power and ther
Can't you use WINE?
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Tatoos are the leisure suit of the 90s.
-- Sean Tuite
---Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Sadly, it looks I finally have to get around to installing W95 (I need to
> use Delphi 3). I've heard all kinds of horror stories about how it
screws
>
Mine worked without any tinkering. Make sure that it is not a winmodem and
that the jumper setting on the card is set is the same as the irq used by
/dev/ttyS0.
> Does anyone have the internal version of this modem working?
>
> I checked Red Hat's compatibility listing and it says PNP mode
When I run ./Configure, I get undefined references with libnet.so (libnet.so
is a file from the package 'kaffe').
I updated kaffe to the latest version (in fact I upgraded all the RPMs from
RedHat's site).
Does anyone know what's causing the problem?
Urgent help needed
thanks
Karl
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W. J. Kossler wrote:
>
> This may not be what you are after, but xmgr is great for publication
> quality plots if you have the function in a file. Plplpot also can plot
> while in a program.
>
> Jack Kossler
>
> --
> PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
> h
Help: I have been trying to install a POP3 server on a Red Hat Linux 4.2
machine and seem to be missing the following functions pw_auth,
pw_encrypt and spw_unpack, can anyone tell me on which library they
usually are?
Thanks for any help.
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the
Damond Walker wrote:
>
> Thanx for all the opinions on WD drives. Some good, some bad. The one
> person who recomended the Seagate/IBM drives was the second or third person
> to tell me this in the last couple of days. Mayhaps I'll have to go pick
> one up somewhere.
Don't forget about Qu
On Tue, 12 May 1998, Pat Swanson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> am trying to install RedHat 5.0 via FTP, using my ethernet card model
> 3c905B-TX by 3com , since I can't get RedHat to auto prob it could
> someone please help me using the addition kernel command option, knowing
> that it's on IRQ 11 and
Does anyone have the internal version of this modem working?
I checked Red Hat's compatibility listing and it says PNP modems do not
work. Is this true even if I have PNP disabled in my BIOS?
I've installed the modem and it works with Windows on COM2 and COM4. When
it was on COM2, I disabled my
In response to a question from Jay Vassos-Libove:
> I have a "PS/2" style mouse and I have a cheapo Belkin three button mouse
> plugged in to it. The mouse acceleration is VERY slow, compared to my old
> ATIXL busmouse on an ATI Mach32 ISA card. (New system, PCI bus 4M video
> card replaced the
>#/mnt/sbin/lilo -r /mnt
>Warning: device 0x0305 exceeds 1024 cylinder limit
>geo_comp_addr: Cylinder number is too big (1249 > 1023)
>#
Interesting, this tells me you are trying to have lilo work with a
partition that is too big. The Linux boot partition can't be any bigger
than 1024 cylinders
I know of a fix for this error in Windows, but I'm not sure it will work
with Linux. Let me know if you want to try it because you'll probably lose
all you mail...or at least it will be difficult to read it...
Marco
PS...In my opinion, no personal return address is annoying on a mailing list
>I dont know if this is the right place to post this,but since i got Red Hat
4.1
>here it goes.How can I make a file then ends in pl,execute in any
directory,
>when its called from a browser window?For example
>FILE:home/user/some.pl
>or
>http://www.host.com/~user/some.pl
>
>Can this be possib
>You have to keep in mind how a PeeCee BIOS boots the system. It wants to
>boot from the FIRST hard disk, which will be hda on the EIDE bus. It is the
>ONLY disk that will have the MBR. Therefore, lilo need only write to that
>disk.
>
>I know, this makes it real tough to make a MBR on a disk t
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED][SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, 12 May 1998 16:37
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: pl and CGI
>
> I dont know if this is the right place to post this,but since i got Red
> Hat 4.1
> here i
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