Why not put modprobe imm in /etc/rc.d/rc.local?
On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Robert D. Williams wrote:
> I can get my parallel ZIp 250 to work by manually setting it up.
>
> from rh general faq:
>
> I have added to /etc/conf.modules
> "alias scsi_hostadapter ppa"
>
> When I do a modprobe ppa I
I can get my parallel ZIp 250 to work by manually setting it up.
from rh general faq:
I have added to /etc/conf.modules
"alias scsi_hostadapter ppa"
When I do a modprobe ppa I get an error message about the Zip Plus and that I
should use modprobe imm.
So I changed the conf.module to u
Hi
Can somebody explain why this line fails please
/sbin/ipchains -A input -j RETURN -p all -s $INTERNAL_NET -d $ANYWHERE
-I\$EXT_IF
I was taking the Basic Firewall setting from Sams Linux Unleashed and
go to the thrid line ( above )
and it errored when I entered it
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Thanks I will give it a try. Probably start with the make menuconfig first.
I;ve compiled a few but got into module hell last time and it just did not seem
to be worth the time. Now I have a reason and can justify the attempt.
Bret
lloy0076 wrote:
> Bret Hughes wrote:
> >
> > Cool Should I c
Bret Hughes wrote:
>
> Cool Should I compile my own for use on these chips then? What is the
> difference? I guess of the binary files that redhat produces the 386's
> are the ones to use? Please tell me I didn't dream up the suggestion to
> use 386.
>
> Bret
I would be inclined to compile
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Try http://support.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/linuxsoftware.htm
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This is probably a touchy subject, but anyone know of any good, fairly
low-volume news sites for Linux? Wideopen looks to be great, but not
about the OS itself. linux.com, .org, etc. don't offer daily news as far
as I know. Does slashdot? freshmeat? Thanks. That way I could find out
there in
The KERNEL help files in make menuconfig actually have always had, at
least since 2.0.36, a suggestion to choose "K5/6" for AMD chips...I
wonder why?
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I believe there are compilation options used that take advantage of the 586 and 686
(pentium and pentium II ) capabilities. I believe the same source is used it is
just a matter of which options are used at compile time. It has been while since I
had to compile a kernel but seems like one of the
I'm clueless in these areas, but would something written for i386 work on i686?
What is the advantage of i686?
thanks
-Brandon Dorman
Jeff Smelser wrote:
> 6.1 is i386. I don't think it will ever not be i386... to many people use
> redhat on 386/486's to increase it to i686.
>
> On Fri, 4 Feb
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Brian Schneider wrote:
> I seem to running into an error getting my printer from one of my linux
> boxes to configure on another. I have done this before, maybe I am being
> braindead or something. Anyone with the correct steps I can try.
If you're running 6.1 without updates
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Ounsted, Toby wrote:
> I'm pretty sure it's the logrotate - the presumption being
> that named is trying to write to the file, the file gets rotated, named
> commits suicide. The obvious one is to have named log to a file other than
> 'messages' and ot rotate th
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Nate Waddoups wrote:
> My /etc/crontab is set up to run 'daily' jobs at 4am. But they run at
> 4pm. 'date' returns a proper time - it doesn't seem to have any am/pm
> confusion. Any idea where the problem might lie?
...and, by popular demand, here's the relevant line from
I seem to running into an error getting my printer from one of my linux
boxes to configure on another. I have done this before, maybe I am being
braindead or something. Anyone with the correct steps I can try.
TIA
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I have a compaq laptop with an ALI15x3 hard drive recognized by the kernel
but it seems it cannot set it in dma mode. It says something like (I cannot find any
logs loggin this ):
ALI15X3 : simplex device, dma disabled
Under WinBug, the hard drive is setup in TDMA mode (?)
Any info about th
Depends on what you mean by taking advantage of Exchange Server. What I
did, was setup HylaFax to automatically email all incoming faxes to a public
folder.
On the outgoing side, you could set up an email->fax gateway and have users
email the fax server to send documents.
Charlie
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Jeff Smelser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 6.1 is i386. I don't think it will ever not be i386... to many people
> use redhat on 386/486's to increase it to i686.
Hogwash...
The Redhat 6.1 disk includes a well-patched 2.2.12 kernel in i386, i586,
and i686 flavors -- uniprocessor AND multiproc
I read some discussion about this on the openswf.org site a while back.
If I remember correctly I think the short answer is not yet.
BTW I am looking for a way to play flash 4 movies without Netscape (from
a Java app) but so far only falsh 2 is supported. Any Ideas anyone?
Bret
Daniel Goldin
Bret Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> I get it every time I post today. I guess it is worth another to let a
> fellow list
This would be a better check than a tweeked port anyway since the code
is the same that the clients would be using, although having written
that I can't imagine why the parser would be any different but who knows
what evil lurks in a MS dll. only Bill?
Bret
Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
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> I c
I get it every time I post today. I guess it is worth another to let a
fellow list user know that he is not alone :)
Bret
Ryan Marinoff wrote:
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> I am not getting it...
>
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Friday, 4
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
> Well, my main problem about wine is that I still don't know what it
> can actually run or not. Almost anything that was of interest to me
> would NOT run. I checked on the "success lists" and I could never run
> what was suposedly ok on the list.
I have a samba connection to an NT workstation that is giving me
fits, I'm running RH 6.0 with samba 2.0.6. The problem is that after
some period of time the connection craps out. I can no longer access
the mount, I can not unmount, and I can not remount. I have to reboot
to kill it. I d
I'm no guru but why can't the installation query the hardware or at
least ask the installer which version to use?
Bret
Jeff Smelser wrote:
>
> 6.1 is i386. I don't think it will ever not be i386... to many people use
> redhat on 386/486's to increase it to i686.
>
> On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Bret H
Has anybody ported the equivalent of director to Linux? Is it possible
to do flash animation on a Linux system?
I'm interested in making flash animations, but I can't afford the 899
dollar price-tag for director in Windows. If anyone on this list has
any ideas, I'd be very grateful. Thanks.
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Well, my main problem about wine is that I still don't know what it can actually run
or not. Almost anything that was of interest to me would NOT run.
I checked on the "success lists" and I could never run what was suposedly ok on the
list. Probably one of the options you need to tweak but it
The thing that would help a lot of people out would be for wine to output to
a log file with a list of files that the program *tried* to access. All too
many times, a program would give a vague error without telling you what .dll
or file it tried to access. Some gueswork is involved and when you
I can confirm that vmware runs msie perfectly on a win98 guest system.
Philippe
tom minchin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 04:40:41PM -0500, mike irwin wrote:
> > i was wondering if anyone knew of a port of internet explorer to linux. i own a
>webhosting company and ru
On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 04:40:41PM -0500, mike irwin wrote:
> i was wondering if anyone knew of a port of internet explorer to linux. i own a
>webhosting company and run rh6.1 and need msie to check for design issues between it
>and netscape. if there is not a port, could i use wine and then j
i was wondering if anyone knew of a port of internet explorer to linux. i own a
webhosting company and run rh6.1 and need msie to check for design issues between it
and netscape. if there is not a port, could i use wine and then just install ie on my
hd? i really do not want to install windo
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Patrick O Neil wrote:
> I've got the wine src rpm from rawhide powertools. I rebuilt it
> without difficulty but I cannot install it.
wine-2202-1 is known broken. wine-2202-2 is the good one.
It should appear on rawhide soon (it's been in the devel tree for 2 days)
Gustav:
I finally figured out one of the problems. In minicom, the default port
was /dev/ttys0 (note the case). As soon as I went back and changed this,
voila, instant sucess in minicom. I was able to send AT commands, and
kept getting OK back from the modem.
second, even though I don't have
OK,
I tried linuxconf, and there was nothin about apache unless i missed it,
but i looked thoroughly. i searched my system and in the linuxconf help
entries i noticed they had a section for apache. how to i enable apache
configuration in linuxoconf?
thanks,
erik
Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
>
>
I have not installed the rpm that I downloaded from bero's ftp site. I am
going to try it out tonight or tomorrow, so I would let you know when I
do...
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I've got the wine src rpm from rawhide powertools. I rebuilt it
without difficulty but I cannot install it. When I try to install
I get a VERY long list of dependencies for things like libwsock32.so plus
many more. Where does one find the rpms that fulfill the horrendous
dependencies of wine-20
I am not getting it...
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yes..
yes..
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
>
> Does anybody else get this bounce at every post on this list :
>
> [stefan.renberg@spray]Mail delivery failure
>
> getting annoying ...
>
> Philippe
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Does anybody else get this bounce at every post on this list :
[stefan.renberg@spray]Mail delivery failure
getting annoying ...
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About the remark you make about undocumented API : doesn't it make Wine
useless somehow if we cannot run M$ stuff on it because they don't release the docs.
If I am to use any M$ stuff it is mainly for compatibility pbs with word or excel
documents coming from 3rd parties and such (staroffice
Microsoft won't make it open source because they are afraid that someone will
hack on it and turn it into a good product then release it to the public. What
a shame that would be.
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> oh, of course I'm sure that most of us saw it and understood it.
>
>
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
> I cannot find any . Does anybody have a reference ?
ftp://rawhide.redhat.com/pub/rawhide/
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On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
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> I cannot find any . Does anybody have a reference ?
funny, i just finished downloading some of them. they're at
www.rpmfind.net.
rday
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On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
> Does wine work for the 32 bit stuff?
Yes.
> Say office 97.
Doesn't work.
M$ use a lot of undocumented functions in their tools, and without reverse
engineering (which would be illegal :/ ), we can't duplicate undocumented
APIs.
> When I first heard
>
I have a new dilemma, one of our clients want to have a fax server that
takes advantage of their existing MS Exchange server. Is linux able to do
this? I have found how to setup a fax server, but found nothing on that
sort...
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I cannot find any . Does anybody have a reference ?
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"Robert D. Williams" wrote:
> Does that model use the ATI Mobility chipset? If so you will need XFree
> 3.3.6...
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Yes it does. I'll download the XFree 3.3.6 and give it a try. I've also tried
the
6.1 is i386. I don't think it will ever not be i386... to many people use
redhat on 386/486's to increase it to i686.
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
> on 6.0 the default is 386. Not sure what the 6.1 install does.
>
> Brian Schneider wrote:
> >
> > I have a PII ma
Err...well, I'm not sure how this fits into the copyright. I specifically
mentioned archive purposes. It is shady but it is my way...windoze has
gotten hozed on my system periodically so I prefer to use copies of the
critical dlls when this happens.
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Marin
Does wine work for the 32 bit stuff? Say office 97. When I first heard
of it a couple of years ago there was no support for anything other than
windows 3.1 stuff. Is it worth looking into?
Bret
Ryan Marinoff wrote:
>
> >From what I understand, for wine to work properly you must have windows
>
I've seen a book called "Linux Network Programming". Does anyone know the
author and publisher. I thought it was WROX but it's not listed on their
website.
I have Richard Steven "Unix Network Programming" but I'd liek to learn
something more Linux 2.2.x specific. Right now I'm trying to figur
on 6.0 the default is 386. Not sure what the 6.1 install does.
Brian Schneider wrote:
>
> I have a PII machine and wondered which kernel gets installed, the 386,
> 586 or 686. It is a 686, but does this kernel get installed by default.
>
> Just curious.
>
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Not sure if the "server" side works or what scripting possibilities are
out there but you can get a ssh and scp that supports all the rsa stuff
at http://www.bmrc.berkeley.edu/people/chaffee/winntutil.html. I use it
as a tunnel through my firewall at the office so I can use netscape
(windows) to
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Craig Zody wrote:
=>Hello all,
=>
=>I'm looking for suggestions on what software is available to analyze httpd
=>logs.
=>
=>What works for you?
well i personally like webalizer, it was easy to set up and the conf files
lets you setup relly nice
=>Is an RPM available (possib
I use webalizer, and in asnwer to your questions:
yes
yes
no
yes
yes
yes
take a look at http;//www.nebsllc.com/logs
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Hartford, CT USA Middletown, C
http://www.webalizer.net/
Craig Zody wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm looking for suggestions on what software is available to analyze httpd
> logs.
>
> What works for you?
> Is an RPM available (possibly on contrib.redhat.com)?
> Does it work with a standard RedHat install?
> Or do you also have
The X default from 6.1 works fine with my ATI mobility chipset on my
gateway.
"Robert D. Williams" wrote:
>
> On Fri, 04 Feb 2000, Stuart wrote:
> > I have just installed Redhat 6.1 on to this laptop and everything seems to
> > be working fine except for X. After running the startx command it l
What video chipset does the Latitude Cpt V466GT use?
I have Linux running on a Dell CPi A-366. It uses the NeoMagic 256 (or
something along that line), and it works great.
1) Check your /etc/X11/XF86Config file to make sure things like 'extern' are
not turned on.
2) Check the X error file for
I have redhat 6.1 runn on my Ultra. It is an Ultra 5 though... Works
great.
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Hi
I think that thinlpads, as someone has already told you, are better
built and are more reliable. Besides IBM has some information about the
installation process and has got the certificacion from redhat for certain
models.
But on the other hand dell plans to offer some notebooks with
Got a definitive answer from the maintainer of ppp as to why ifconfig always
shows ppp0 no matter which ppp device is up.
Now this motivates me even more to write a ppp maintainer that will report
which device is actually up, as well as give you your connection speed, DHCP IP
address, switching p
Hello all,
I'm looking for suggestions on what software is available to analyze httpd
logs.
What works for you?
Is an RPM available (possibly on contrib.redhat.com)?
Does it work with a standard RedHat install?
Or do you also have to update other packages?
Does it show total files?
Total bytes
On Fri, 04 Feb 2000, Stuart wrote:
> I have just installed Redhat 6.1 on to this laptop and everything seems to
> be working fine except for X. After running the startx command it loads X
> but I get nothing but a blank screen. Has anyone had success in putting
> linux on this model of laptops?
"Carl Karsten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I suppose I should add some details on the positive side: min buffer full
> never goes below 90%, and many other files are ok.
>
> I think I have gotten cd-cdr to work using dd.
>
> Carl
>
Yes, it can work ... or it cannot. Random, so pray !
Phil
why don't you look in your floppy disk ??
There should be an initrd in it and this is probably all what you need.
Then check your /boot and your lilo.conf to be sure it uses the initrd.img
You also can compile the kernel with comppiled-in raid support.
Philippe
"Ounsted, Toby" <[EMAIL PROTEC
I'm not a minicom expert.
You did that as root, right?
No other application on ttys0, right?
Did you try ttys1?
Regards
Gustav
"Michael J. McGillick" wrote:
>
> Gustav:
>
> As a follow-up to this, when I try to start up minicom, as either root
> with the -s option, or as a normal user, I g
Michael,
With all due respect, I'd say that even under DOS, it's not enough to
just get the prompt back. I'd send the AT command and expect an OK back.
Any time I try to talk to any of my modems.
If you put an external modem on your ttys1 and use minicom (as you
said), then type AT and hit retur
I run 6.0 on a dell inspiron 3500 w/ no problems. The modem that comes
with the bx is a winmodem so I did not purchase it when I got the box
and use a pcmcia combo card. Mine has the neomagic chipset and I don't
remember having to do anythig special to get it going. In fact, as I
recall We did
If I do this, then it would be legit? As in would I still need a 'license
from microsoft'?
-Original Message-
From: Patrick O Neil [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 4 February 2000 11:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: Win
I have just installed Redhat 6.1 on to this laptop and everything seems to be
working fine except for X. After running the startx command it loads X but
I get nothing but a blank screen. Has anyone had success in putting linux on
this model of laptops? What type of monitor and video settings di
It is not absolutely true that you must have windoze
installed for wine to work. The deal is, wine contains
a set of its own versions of many windoze files. They
are not quite up to "snuff" in many cases to the actual
windoze counterparts. If you have a real version of
windoze installed, you
On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 03:45:05PM +, Neil Hollow wrote:
> Thanks for your help. The Then restart xfs, and 'xset +fp
> ' and 'xset fp rehash' just to be clear is that what I
> type or do I enter the font path name here and rehash is
> what I type?
Substitute whatever the real path name is
Gustav:
As a follow-up to this, when I try to start up minicom, as either root
with the -s option, or as a normal user, I get the error message:
minicom: cannot open /dev/ttys0: Input/output error
Any ideas?
- Mike
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Gustav Schaffter wrote:
> Michael,
>
> When you say, "I
Gustav:
The answer is that nothing comes back when I do this under DOS, just the
prompt. A buddy of mine who was very good with serial ports under DOS and
Windows said that this is exactly the state I'm looking for. He said that
if it reports anything, it's usually a misconfiguration. The firs
I suppose I should add some details on the positive side: min buffer full
never goes below 90%, and many other files are ok.
I think I have gotten cd-cdr to work using dd.
Carl
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Sent: Friday, Feb
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Ryan Marinoff wrote:
> >From what I understand, for wine to work properly you must have windows
> itself installed and wine uses the api's from there. Is there an emulator
> of windows that I can use that I don't need to have a registered copy of
> windows?
Yes, wine. wine m
Just set your EDITOR variable to whatever you want. If you set EDITOR=emacs;
export EDITOR then you will be able to use emacs when you type crontab -e.
-Paul
Fri, 04 Feb 2000, Ward William E PHDN wrote:
> If you absolutely must edit the file (or you don't want to use vi)
> then do the following:
I have a ABIT bp6 board with dual celerons and a 2940u2w and had no probs at
all.
Jon
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Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 10:03 AM
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Subject: hardware set up
Hi!
Has anyone had any e
As a bunch of folks mentioned, Linux (and ALL Unixes) reserve a certain
amount of disk space for emergencies. That allows root to log on and clean
up the disk if some user fills up the partition. That percentage is 10%
of EACH and EVERY partition you have... so if you have (for example) a
8.5GB
You can change it by modifying the order of the resolution sections in your
XF86Config. I don't know it off-hand, and I'm not at my Linux box right
now. I've never seen it documented anywhere, but it has to be somewhere.
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To
Hi!
Nop. Ok. You partitioned your HD when installing the operating systems. Once
you have written the partition table (once you finished fdisk or diskdruid
on installation), the partitions remain the same size you specified. In
other words, partition sizes are not dynamic.
Want to play with BEOS
Thanks for your help. The Then restart xfs, and 'xset +fp ' and
'xset fp
rehash' just to be clear is that what I type or do I enter the font path
name here and rehash is what I type? Also I put the fonts in dir
TrueType rather than truetype -assume this doesn't matter. Ta. NH
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In your /etc/X11/XF86Config file. NH
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>Date: Fri, Feb 4, 2000, 2:21 pm
>
>After startx screen text is very small which is solved by two CTRL-ALT-+'s.
>There must be a way
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Paul Fontenot wrote:
> Does anyone have, or know of anyone who has RH6.1 for Sparc running on a
> sun4u (Ultra 450) box?
>
I briefly had it running, install was a no brainer and it was standard Red
Hat from there. The only thing I noticed that was missing was a piece to
handl
If you absolutely must edit the file (or you don't want to use vi)
then do the following:
crontab -l /tmp/crontab
emacs /tmp/crontab
crontab /tmp/crontab
Otherwise, like what Vidiot said below, Mikkel
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On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, Tom Gilbert wrote:
> * Azhar H. Chowdhury ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > Dear All,
> >
> > I have Linux-conf latest version 1.16 installed at RH 6.0,
> > it's works fine but some times I can't run it and following
> > error display after enter linuxconf from X-Terminal.
>
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Date: Fri, Feb 4, 2000, 2:56 pm
I posted last week for a colleage who was running out of disk space. If he
does a df he has loadsof free space 847628k to be precise. If he does a df
-i his used inodes are 100%
>From what I understand, for wine to work properly you must have windows
itself installed and wine uses the api's from there. Is there an emulator
of windows that I can use that I don't need to have a registered copy of
windows?
Thank you for any help
Ryan
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I posted last week for a colleage who was running out of disk space. If he
does a df he has loadsof free space 847628k to be precise. If he does a df
-i his used inodes are 100% used. This presumably was causing him the
problem-is there any way round this? NH.
My colleage solved the below by
I've put 5.2 on a thinkpad w/o incident. I think thinkpads are more
reliable and better build than Dells, the keyboard is really nice to type
on. NH
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>From: "Helvetiella Longoria" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Redhat on Dell or IBM Laptops?
>Date: Thu, Feb 3, 2
on 1/2/2000 10:09 PM, Jason Costomiris shot down the bitstream:
> Anyone have a *good* source for netatalk RPMs? All of the ones I've found
> don't work properly..
>
> The RPMs would need to run on RH 6.1..
I'm using netatalk on 6.1 - I *think* I got an rpm from my local 'contrib'
mirror.
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>please take a look in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0 and
>ifcfg-ppp1
>there is a device line
>it just might be ppp0 on both
Thank you for the suggestion, but ifcfg-ppp1 has DEVICE="ppp1", ifcfp-ppp2 has
DEVICE="ppp2", etc.
I am still getting ppp0 reported in ifconfig no matter which
hi,
I managed to setup printing to a network printer on Redhat 6.1
The printer is a HP LaserJet 5/5M postscript. I set it up using samba.
Is there a way by which I can set the printer options when I am about to
print? The problem is that each application has its own way of setting
print option
Helvetiella Longoria wrote:
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> Hi, I am about to make a recommendation on a laptop that has a docking
> station to our
> telecommunications/networking group at the university. They want to be able
> to run RedHat Linux on it
> as the primary Operating System with WindowsNT as the second OS.
After startx screen text is very small which is solved by two CTRL-ALT-+'s.
There must be a way to define the resulting resolution as the default, but I
am at the moment clueless.
Frank
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Helvetiella Longoria wrote:
>
> Hi, I am about to make a recommendation on a laptop that has a docking
> station to our
> telecommunications/networking group at the university. They want to be able
> to run RedHat Linux on it
> as the primary Operating System with WindowsNT as the second OS.
make oldconfig should produce a config file that contains all
the settings of the installation kernel.
Regards,
Reiner.
> -Original Message-
> From: Fernando Rowies [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 11:15 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: actual kernel conf
On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 09:02:15AM +, Neil Hollow wrote:
> This didn't work. It creates a font.dir file in the TrueType dir but its
> empty. Any ideas. Ta. NH
I believe you also have to run 'mkfontdir'. Try that first (if you
haven't.) Then restart xfs, and 'xset +fp ' and 'xset fp
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