On Wed, 20 May 1998, Piet Barber wrote:
> I thoroughly read the man page for mount, but there appears to be no
> procedure for mounting a swap drive (is this how you do it?)
Mount doesn't handle swap space, so that's probably the reason. :)
My swap space is on /dev/hdb2. Unless your swap space
On Wed, 20 May 1998, Piet Barber wrote:
> As Netscape 4.04 crashed, and KDE was acting strangely, and xv crashed
> when I tried to load in an image a couple of megs large, I started to
> wonder...
>
> "Have I enough memory to partake in such technology?"
> "32 megs ought to be enough, right?" I
Is it defined in your /etc/fstab file? Mine looks like this:
/dev/sda2 swapswapdefaults0 0
cheers
> Hmm... I coulda swore I partitioned a swap drive...
> wonder if there really is a swap drive left on that disk...
> [root@slacker /]# /sbin/fdisk /dev/hdb
>
> Comman
A friend of mine's mouse doesn't work properly in XFree86. No matter
which direction he moves his mouse, the cursor always makes its way to
the top left corner and gets stuck there. I beleive that he has
selected the wrong mouse. Now how do you select the right one?
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>I driving myself nuts. I've searched the corners of the web, and every
>linux pub I have.
>
>How do I determine the drive space remaining on my system?
Same command on all Unix systems: df
MB
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Mike Butler wrote:
>Hi,
>I was wondering if anybody out there has had any dealing with the RedHat
>Support system. I purchased RedHat 5.0 about three weeks ago and have had
>absolutley no luck getting them to honor their product support. I've done
>everything except drive to their head office
Check the README file in /usr/src/linux/ for instructions on compiling the
kernel without RPM. Also check the Kernel-HOWTO.gz in /usr/doc/HOWTO/.
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On Tue, 19 May 1998, Dahnke, Eric wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using RH 4.1- kernel 2.0.27. I'm trying to compile the IP
>> Red Hat, pay attention to things that don't look like '95. I ignore
>> anything that does, even if it works (although I was willing to do
>> anything I could to break it, and couldn't). I'm an anti-M$ zealot. I
>> didn't purchase your product for a lame windows look-and-feel. For some
>> rea
As Netscape 4.04 crashed, and KDE was acting strangely, and xv crashed
when I tried to load in an image a couple of megs large, I started to
wonder...
"Have I enough memory to partake in such technology?"
"32 megs ought to be enough, right?" I scratch my head and go to a
terminal and type "free"
Does anyone know if the EIDEMAX card from Promise
works with Linux? The hardware compatibility guide says
that, in general, most EIDE controllers will work with Linux.
This particular controller also includes an onboard BIOS to
allow older computers to access hard drives up to 8.4 gigs
(as I'm su
On Mon, 18 May 1998, Danny Rice wrote:
>I have 128 M of memory. When I do a top it reports about 108376K
>used. When I do a
>
>ps aux | awk '{sum+=$6}END{print sum}'
>
>I get about 59000K
It's because of shared memory. Many of the processes areas that you are
reporting have shared components. F
> I am curious as to how all of you manage these emails in this list.
I use a good email client called 'mutt'. It has a very nice threading
feature. I recommend it. If you need help setting it up, I have a
.muttrc file that'll make it work like pine (uses pico to edit messages
and has key bind
I am new to Linux so please be easy on me. :)
I have a pcmcia card reader in my desktop and during the install I am
asked to place a disk in for pcmcia support. I have read the manual and
can't find any reference as to how to make this disk? Or is is asking for
a disk from the mfg. of the card
Have you tried WindowMaker? w/ TkDesk
Larsen wrote:
> I said I "torture tested" all the WMs shipped with Red Hat, and I stated
> that fvwm95 passed with colors. NOT SO! I didn't try changing mail
> folders in that environment. So much for my definition of "Torture
> Testing." Once I did try
Hello,
I am curious as to how all of you manage these emails in this list.
Loay
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I said I "torture tested" all the WMs shipped with Red Hat, and I stated
that fvwm95 passed with colors. NOT SO! I didn't try changing mail
folders in that environment. So much for my definition of "Torture
Testing." Once I did try changing folders, it crashed. So! So far, it
seems the only
Dave Wreski,
I would like to thank for your input reguarding ppp. I have
unfortunately held off on that project to tend some immediate tasks. I
hope to refer to you again.
Maybe you can answer this,
I have intranet links to cgi scripts on my RH5.0 server. The links
unfortunately do not execut
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Hard huh? :-)
On Tue, 19 May 1998, Dahnke, Eric wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I driving myself nuts. I've searched the corners of the web, and every
> linux pub I have.
>
> How do I determine the drive space remaining on my system?
>
> RH 4.1
> one ID
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A few ways I can think of.
- - run 'dmesg | more' see if there's any serial port inializing statments
- - cat /proc/ioports & look for the lines:
02f8-02ff : serial(auto)
03f8-03ff : serial(auto)
If its compiled as a module but not loaded your won't likely
> How do I determine the drive space remaining on my system?
type 'df'
do a 'man df' for more info.
Cheers,
Brian.
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> How do I determine the drive space remaining on my system?
Eric,
The 'df' command will tell you how much space is remaining on each
mounted filesystem...
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Internet Services
Work Home Page: http://www.southcom.com.au
Personal Page: http
Hello,
I driving myself nuts. I've searched the corners of the web, and every
linux pub I have.
How do I determine the drive space remaining on my system?
RH 4.1
one IDE HD
thx - Eric
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> Red Hat, pay attention to things that don't look like '95. I ignore
> anything that does, even if it works (although I was willing to do
> anything I could to break it, and couldn't). I'm an anti-M$ zealot. I
> didn't purchase your product for a lame windows look-and-feel. For some
> reason,
Hello all,
I have intranet links to cgi scripts on my RH5.0 server. The links
unfortunately do not execute upon clicking, they show up as viewable
documents. Can this be a Chmod issue ? if so what setting?
Thanks,
loay
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Once upon a time Dennis Clark wrote:
[...]
> How about Linux capability in the thin client arena. Can it duplicate the
> Citrix Winframe enviornment?
Well, I'm not sure what you mean by duplicate. Citrix's Unix client is
only availablre (IIRC) for HP/UX and Solaris (maybe DEC).
However, if you
On 20-May-98 Dennis Clark wrote:
> I'm a newbie trying to install RedHat Linux 5.0 from ftp.cc.gatech.edu.
> I've also looked at sunsite's distribution. The BASE directory contains
> different files at each site. I'm installing from a DOS partition and can't
> find a difinitive list of files f
Howdy. I'm the guy that's been bitching about my fonts getting messed
up when I launch Communicator. I was running Afterstep with some
generic hardware at high virtual and physical resolutions. I played
with Communicator running under the other two "offered" WMs, lesstif and
fvwm95. Here are t
Yes, I have tried that. The really strange thing is that when we try
exactly that
the damn installation works great except... we don't seem to be able to get
RH to
probe for the NICs on boot. It would probably find them if RH would simply
look
for 'em. Any suggestions from here?
hanks,
Joseph
Hiyas
Has anybody got a copy of poppasswd that they knows works on RH5.0.
Or another decent web based changing passwd program.
Kelly French
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Hello.
These are my modeline settings for 1152x864 on Xfree86. It doesn't look very
good though, so I have chosen to stay with 1024x768. Do note that modeline
settings do depend on your monitor specifications and your video card
memory. Hope that helps.
- hoeteck
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Thanks to everyone who replied - between putting the default statement
at the top of my lilo.conf and then actually running lilo (which I did
not know about), that did the trick.
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William,
Kernel is making right now, but here is from the .config:
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_CMD640=y
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_CMD640_ENHANCED=y
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RZ1000=y
HDs are
Orig /dev/hdb and New One is /dev/hdc (2nd MoBo Slot)
w/ /dev/hda being 1.2GB Win95 and /dev/hdd Goldstar CD
Next steps after new kernel is
On Tue, 19 May 1998, Rick L. Mantooth wrote:
> Opinions?
I'd suggest running fsck on your drive. But a corrupt filesystem by
itself shouldn't cause a kernel panic.
Do you have both hard drives installed at the same time on the same IDE
channel? Try moving one of them to its own IDE channel an
Hi all,
Opinions?
Machine (RH4.1 P5-100 48MB Ram)
Stable box for ~2 years.
Recently added 32MB Ram and moved OS to a new 4.3GB HD.
I have booted back up to my previous 1.2GB HD and trbl is
still here.
Machine has recently started locking up. I can telnet into
this PC login/passwd ok and telnet
Hello,
To see what those bootup screens are, press shift and pageup or pagedown.
You will be amazed. Can't help you with the rest.
Gordon
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Alfonso Barreto Lopez wrote:
>
> Does anybody knows if there is compatibility between NIS+ of Solaris and
> NIS of Linux?
NIS and NIS+ is the diferent approach to the same problem and
incompatible in general.
Sergey.
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I'm a newbie trying to install RedHat Linux 5.0 from ftp.cc.gatech.edu.
I've also looked at sunsite's distribution. The BASE directory contains
different files at each site. I'm installing from a DOS partition and can't
find a difinitive list of files for the BASE directory and the proper file
On 19-May-98 DGM wrote:
> I am trying to install Red hat 5.0 from the Boot diskette. When I press
> enter (or type expert and press enter) my system does the following:
>
> Boot: expert
> Loading initrd.img..
> Loading vmlinuz...
> Uncompressing linux
>
>Hello David,
>
>Yes, NT does do that,
correct.
> no Linux can not do that.
using the latest (pre-alpha) version of samba, any version of unix can do
that.
> It is a function of user management within NT.
> NT would recognize the difference because of the
>security token that is passed during
At 10:59 AM 5/19/98 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello fellows with RedHats,
>
>I am having trouble with my RH 5.0 server finding the netbios name
>assigned for it by SAMBA.
>
>Any hints...
Ummm, try 'smbclient -I -L \*
It will print out a list of shares and the browse list. It should print out
your serv
Hi David,
i've only one drive... but my lilo setup works ok,
it's here:
boot=/dev/hda
compact
prompt
timeout=200
default=win95
message=/etc/lilo.msg
image=/boot/vmlinuz-new
label=linux
alias=ll
root=/dev/hda2
read-only
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.0.32
label=rescue
alias=zz
root=
Salut Patrick,
in french: merde! (Cambronne, si je me rappeles bien ;-)
this seems like a problem in your hardware configuration,
what kind of video card do you have, also you're running
linux on a pc desktop or a laptop? Maybe there're conflicts
in IRQ assignement or base addressing, also your v
Hi all,
very strange thing with my X:
to get back in my X
from a virtual consolle i've to do only a Alt+F7
keyboard hit: the Ctrl-Alt-F7 doesn't work at all...
boh? in the old days it was the reverse!
someone else got this behaviour?
just curious...
thanks
ciao fede
[snipped]
> Ctrl-Alt-F7
Does anybody knows if there is compatibility between NIS+ of Solaris and
NIS of Linux?
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At 12:39 AM 5/14/98 -0500, you wrote:
>> Ok, I see cron.daily, cron.weekly, etc. How do I schedule for the machine
>> to shutdown and perform a reboot once a day? Do I put a script in
>> cron.daily? I see one there (or in one of them) so I'll copy the format.
>> Just add 'shutdown -r now' I pre
Two files that are distributed in the kernel rpm are System.map-2.0.32 and
module-info-2.0.32. Also created in the /boot directory as a result of
installing the kernel are the links System.map and module-info, which
point to them.
What are these files?
Having applied the patch to bring the kerne
I got a message from Dave Wreski detailing how I could use alternative
methods for loading my ftape drivers, versus using an init script at
startup. I haven't tried that yet, but will (maybe...more on that in a
moment). He also suggested I should use modprobe to load the drivers in
the correct o
On Tue, 19 May 1998, David Miller wrote:
> I have 2 physical hard drives - the master has Win95 broken into 4
> logical partitions, and I've just installed Redhat 5.0 by itself on the
> slave.
>
> I want to have Win95 be the default option at boot time so my wife and
> kids can easily get to t
Hello,
I'm using RH 4.1- kernel 2.0.27. I'm trying to compile the IP-Masq
requirements into the kernel.
I've compiled the kernel plenty before, but not on this system. I can't
get X running on this system, and will not waste more time trying. Upon
installation I installed almost everything.
On Tue, 19 May 1998, David Miller wrote:
> I want to have Win95 be the default option at boot time so my wife and
At the top of lilo.conf put default=dos.
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I have 2 physical hard drives - the master has Win95 broken into 4
logical partitions, and I've just installed Redhat 5.0 by itself on the
slave.
I want to have Win95 be the default option at boot time so my wife and
kids can easily get to their stuff. I've read the howto and man page,
but I stil
Hello frederico,
I did every things that you suggested me, by using both XFree86-3.3.1-14 and
XFree-3.3.2-5 and I get the same result, it does not work.
I cannot start the Xserver (see the error message in one of my previous
email _X11TransSocketUNIXConnect: Can't connect: errno=111).
I do not th
Why Windows '98 wasn't released in '97
1. It takes a 300MHZ Pentium 2 to run properly. The technology
wasn't available in 1997.
2. Microsoft knew it would take another year to buy off the
Department of Justice
3. Only 495,242 of the 835,248 bugs in Windows '95 had been
stamped out by the
Ok,
This provides a lot of information on the problem, but for slow people like
me - I don't see how I can actually fix the problem on my machine. Any
takers???
Nathan
> -Original Message-
> From: Steve Dunham [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, May 15, 1998 3:28 PM
> To: [EMAI
Since installing RH5.0 am getting some very odd things happening
passwd-wise (negative days until expiration for instance, being
allowed to log on with no password but forced to change the password).
Obviously this is something to do with PAM (yes I have shadow enabled)
but how the hell do I co
>Let's say I have two computers with the exact same
>hardware configuration like this:
>166MHz pentium
>32 MB RAM
>2 MB graphics card with a 250 MHz RamDac
>
>If I connect them and install extreme linux would it
>then be the same as having a:
>
>332MHz pentium
>64 MB RAM
>4 MB graphics card with
I keep logging onto our ftp server and seeing sessions that I'm sure
haven't been touched in many hours, sometimes a day or two. I'm pretty
sure that these are sessions which were sloppily abandoned by their
users (we have some real winners dialing into here sometimes), but
shouldn't the sessions
I have 4 machines running RedHat 4.2.
I've done a 'rpm -qa | sort > machinename' on each machine to get a
sorted listing of all of the RPMs installed on each machine. Now, I'd
like to send the 4 files to some kind of script that will compare them
and show which are the same and which are diff
Shawn McMahon wrote:
> Research "roaming profiles".
My last word in this thread was obviously burdened by a misunderstanding of
the original poster's question, but still: VNC would be a great way to handle
this. You just set up one desktop per user (networked resources, preferred
startup apps,
Hi JY,
What happens when you try telnet what happens? What happens if you
wait for 1 to 2 minutes? Can you ping the linux box? What happens
if you tracert from the w95 box?
Kind regards
Tony Wells
Phenomenal Books
"I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the
time to make it shor
I have a dilemma (sic)
I have this Diamond Multimedia Monster Sound board (PCI) that has:
Digital Signal Processor Analog Devices 2181
Audio Codec Analog Devices 1843
Is there a driver available for this sound card for RH 5.0
Thanks
Jim McMurry mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Syste
I just thought I'd editorialize here for a second on the benefits of dump
because I think we should all feel lucky to have it.
1. It is true that you have to tell dump a really big lie for the length
of the tape. A 120m 4mm dat has an effective length of 44000 feet because
of the funny way that t
From: Stacy Brodzik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I am about to install RedHat LINUX on a Windows95 machine. Therefore, I need
> to do some disk repartitioning and was going to use the fips utility. However,
> while reading through the RedHat installation instructions, I read a note
> that said that "At
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From: Vidiot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, May 17, 1998 4:13 AM
Subject: dump and T
For some reason, Xconfigurator doesn't supply some of the
less-used modes. You could fix it several different ways, but there are
two I use, as they are pretty easy. One is to edit the display sections of
XF86Config, the other is to use xf86Config instead of xconfigurator...
HTH
Matt
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>That's really what they're for; to end a dump before tape runs out, so you
>don't walk into the machine room and find a big reel ripped to shreds from
>going around and around after it reached the end.
>
>Doesn't matter with modern tapes. dump is really old. :-)
'Tis true. Earlier versions of
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From: David Masterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: M. Neidorff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, May 18, 1998 2:50 AM
Subject: How can linux do this?
>NT can do that?? Not where I work. It's unlikely that two different
>systems ha
Hi,
I have installed Netscape 4.04 in my RedHat 5.0. All icons in the browser
window are of two colors: black, red (and grey from the desktop). I
remembered in my Win95 Netscape they are all in color. So I tried Help.
The help window comes up and but all icons in the Help window are in
Is it getting a little hot in here ??
*whew* .. settle
Joel
On Tue, 19 May 1998, Frederic Woodbridge wrote:
> Quoting Chuck Carson:
> >
> > Linux can out perform NT maybe, but Solaris? That is like
> > comparing a GEO Metro to a Mercedes Benz IMHO.
>
> Oh please! Gi
On 19-May-98 Doug Smoak wrote:
> Hi, when I first tried to subscribe to this list, I got no confirmation.
> I then mailed to "listmaster" and was informed that my mail had a
> "Sender:" field of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and that I needed to
> fix my mail client. I'm using NetScape and nowhere in its
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From: Vidiot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, May 17, 1998 4:13 AM
Subject: dump and T3000 drive
>But, when using dump, there are two values that I don't know; density and
>size. The blocks I obtained fro the HOWTO: 58. I ha
Hey!
When you telnet from the 95 machines are you using the linux
hostnames or the IP addresses ? I could be wrong but, I'm suspecting
that the other linux machines can recognize the others if they're in the
same network .. but if the hostnames aren't in the DNS then the 95 machines
rpm -Uvh bind-4_9_6-7_i386.rpm
(then do) ndc restart
B. Haddix wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I have obtained the update to bind (bind-4_9_6-7_i386.rpm).
> I'm currently running bind-4.9.6-6
>
> How do I go about the upgrade of bind:
>
> Uninstall (using rpm) 6-6, then install 6-7 ?
>
> Or run rpm usi
>From Mike Wangsmo of RH via Redhat-announc-list.
HTH,
Jay
(Standard Disclamer...)
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Subject: rvplayer RPM's (finally)
Date: Sun, 05 Apr 1998 19:18:21 -0300
From: Mike Wangsmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Re
-
Recapping the RH Linux boot from 2nd drive post from 5/13/98.
-
Thanks to all who have helped!
The Situation: Win95 running on 850 MB C drive (hda)
Hey Joseph,
Did you turn off plug-n-play capabilities in the computer's bios ?? That
did it for me, and I currently have the same card working like a charm
=). I think that might be it, cuz the combonation of the dos utilities
disk and the pnp in bios being turned off finally fixed the same
Hello
I have a linux box running RH-5.0 with kernel 2.0.32
netscape blows away everytime after few moments without doing nothing.
the error_log gives:
httpd: caught SIGTERM, shutting down
huumm any suggestions?
miguel
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I would like to repost this with hope as to get a hint or even a
direction. I have read most literature and still have a wrinkle to iron
out .
my server with RH 5.0 has the third level domain name server
I have on our website links for example:
file:SERVER/..
with server denoting the do
Greetings,
I have obtained the update to bind (bind-4_9_6-7_i386.rpm).
I'm currently running bind-4.9.6-6
How do I go about the upgrade of bind:
Uninstall (using rpm) 6-6, then install 6-7 ?
Or run rpm using the upgrade switch (something that I've not done before)?
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I then mailed to "listmaster" and was informed that my mail had a
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I listed as root... although,
On Tue, May 19, 1998 at 04:00:09PM +0100, L. M. Marchese wrote:
> I am using RedHat 5.0 as shipped. When I start X (startx) and press
> Ctrl-Alt-F2 to switch to another virtual screen I can't get back; i.e.,
> from the 2nd virtual screen I press F1, all I get are the messages that
> X displayed
Mike,
Sorry. There is no intent to ignore the procedures. It would appear
the lab person has not ordered them in a timely manner. I'm taking
care of it.
Bill
>
> Quoting Chuck Carson:
> >
> > Linux can out perform NT maybe, but Solaris? That is like
> > comparing a GEO Metro to a Mercedes
Try Ctl-Alt-F7
Jack Kossler
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I've got an old box I use as a router, very-low-duty server, and host for my
personal domain. 486 motherboard, with AMD 5x86/133 processor and 64Mb RAM.
The heaviest load it carries is hosting a 20-user mailing list that sees
about a dozen messages a week, and occasionally doing a little 10Mb Et
Hi all,
I'm using MetroX at home with RH5, but just installed RH5 on my desktop
machine at work. Of course (for the license junkies =) I'm using
XFree86 here. I remember long ago I used to use XFree86 at 1152x864,
but that resolution wasn't an option in Xconfigurator this time around.
Anyone h
RH5.0
2.0.31
Ok, I've waded through the docs but cannot find exactly what I'm looking
for. I connect to my ISP using a proxy server
(proxy1.integrityonline.com...no IP address per se'). Is it possible to
set this up in linux?
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If you haven't changed your console setup since installation,
ALT+F7 is where you want to be :)
Matt
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MicroComputer SpecialistUniversity of Tulsa
Great question! When I come up on my emergency boot floopy set, for some
reason, I can't mount my hard drive until I first say:
insmod st
But st is the SCSI tape driver. Why would that *not* get loaded
automatically when I try to mount the harddrive?
Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 11:12:19 -0400
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On 19-May-98 Brian Kirkland/CADC Designer wrote:
> I have been doing some reading about modules
> trying to understand how they are loaded. I have
> read the kerneld mini-howto, the depmod,modprobe,
> and insmod man pages but I am still confused.
>
> I have a SCSI cdrom and an Adaptec 1510 contr
>If an rpm package says it needs ghostscript-fonts-std
>it means that either you need ghostscript-fonts-std*.rpm file
>either you need an rpm file which provides this feature
>but its name is different.
So where can I find ghostscript-fonts-std*.rpm?
Joe Tseng
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1998 New York
-Original Message-
From: Peter Mutsaers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Peter Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, May 15, 1998 5:23 PM
Subject: Re: Advice for 4000 mail users on a Red Hat 5.0 box
>Hotmail also uses FreeBSD (even after Microsoft bought
On Sun, 17 May 1998, Vidiot wrote:
> >I just set up a machine with RH5 on a network with other non RH Linux *nix
> >machines. All the *nix machines access a JetDirect lpd queue hooked to an
> >HP5SI. I used the install programs printer config stuff for an lpd queue,
> >and printing to the 5SI wo
Hello,
you'd need a POP3 server for that purpose. RedHat 5 comes with imapd which
contains a pop3 server. You could otherwise use qpopper or cucipop, which
should be available from the redhat ftp sites. Try a search on ftp.redhat.com
at www.redhat.com/search/ ? It's not difficult to install a pop
I am using RedHat 5.0 as shipped. When I start X (startx) and press
Ctrl-Alt-F2 to switch to another virtual screen I can't get back; i.e.,
from the 2nd virtual screen I press F1, all I get are the messages that
X displayed on startup and the screen hangs. I press Ctrl-C to exit,
and it does ex
> I have a laser jet 4L and the filter configuration allows you to print 1,
> 2, 4, 8 pages per page. It works great except I can only change it via
> printtool. Is there a way to tell the lpr to do this for a single print
> job?
Read the man page for the "mpage" command.
--
John Hardin
Currently RedHat ships the imap rpm package with 5.0 that
contains a version of the popd server which will allow people to use their
email clients to gather mail from a machine running popd. Check the man pages
of popd for more info.
You'll find the imap4.rpm.
I hope this information was he
I've been using the imap/pop daemons that come with RH5 with no apparent
problems, but I've noticed that others on this list are using products
like qpopper, etc.
Wondered if you'd mind explaining the pro's and con's of using a different
POP server than the one that comes out of the box.
Gene
On Mon, 18 May 1998, W. Bryan Caudle wrote:
> The redhat update DOES NOT fix the problem I have tested this exploit
> against the absolute latest bind RPM's from ftp.redhat.com, and that
> version IS VULNERABLE, or I would not have posted this. This
> vulnerability is affecting systems across th
Hi Frederico,
Thank for your help, before I do more, I just would like to make some remarks.
>
> > somebody knows want to do with such a message want I try to load xinit:
> > _X11transSocketUNIXConnect: Can't connect errno = 111.
> > I run Redhat 5.0 with Xfree86-3.3.2-5 package
> > XF86Setup do
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