> How do I find out how much RAM and swap is used by different
> processes? 'free' gives me a total and ps -aux gives me a %
> output. I need a per-process usage of physical and swap memory
> in MB.
Don't know about swap, but you may want to try 'top'.
Regards,
Ed.
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I've seen the same problem working on the installers for the RULE project.
Red Hat however does say that the minimum processor is a i586, I believe.
Many older, slower systems crash with a sig 11 while running
/sbin/loader. I have a PII-200 system he
Chad
LDAP Browser is good but I'd rather stick to the command line utilities.
Cheers,
Ziad
>From: Chad Skinner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: redhat-list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: LDAP administration
>Date: Sun, 11 Aug 2002 20:15:32 -0500
>
>What graphical administr
Hi list,
How do I find out how much RAM and swap is used by different
processes? 'free' gives me a total and ps -aux gives me a %
output. I need a per-process usage of physical and swap memory
in MB.
TIA,
Harish
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ah, same thinking :)
didn't see your message before I replied then.
Thanks.
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From: "Kevin Myers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 1:01 PM
Subject: Re: pppd "not replacing existing default route to eth0"
> On Mon, 12 Aug 2002
Thanks for the quick response
Ed.
I knew it had something to do with the routing, and I had had trouble with
the static-routes file before but it didn't appear to be it this time.I
dunno why I didn't think of this before, but a simple route del
default and then route add default ppp0 sorted
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002 08:46:09 +0800, Kevin wrote:
>When I run pppd, it's connecting to the ISP ok, but traffic doesn't go anywhere and
>in /var/log/messages, I'm getting "not replacing existing default route to eth0". I
>can see why outgoing traffic isn't going anywhere cause its trying to go ou
emergence problem! I
need your help!
Platfrom Rredhat
Linux 7.2, I called the system function gethostbyname, then I used memory leak
tools(mtrace and valgrind) to trace memory leak, I found the gethostbyname
having a memory leak.
I can use command
"man freehostent", but I can not use, the
I am using
Linux RedHat 5.2 and I connect remotely to another machine using UUCP. The
system work fine for most of the time. However if the system fails to connect to
the remote machine for any reason I get an error message "retry time out not
reached" I cant see where I can alter the retry
Chad Skinner wrote:
>What graphical administration programs do any of you use and/or which would
>you recommend. I am trying to learn more about LDAP and its administration
>so if any of you know of software I should investigate or resources I should
>read please let me know.
>
>Thanks,
>Chad
>
>
u can use df -ah
on a shell prompt
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From: "Jim Hale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 8:29 PM
Subject: RE: Checking Hard Drive Sizes
> Thanks All :)
>
> Now - there wouldn't be anyway using the 'Konquerer' program to view t
> I have a compaq RACK mount keyboard with integrated mouse and Compaq KVM 8
> port switch. Also I have Compaq Remote Insight Lights Out management
board.
More than likely the mouse doesn't like the KVM or the KVM doesn't like the
mouse. I've seen this before.
Try a different mouse. Sometime th
> me too! ;-) now i have a useless pny flash card reader. any suggestions?
> ;-)
Sell it to an M$ user?
Hang it from your rearview mirror in your car?
Make a necklace out of it?
Just off the top of my head.
:)
Regards,
Ed.
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What graphical administration programs do any of you use and/or which would
you recommend. I am trying to learn more about LDAP and its administration
so if any of you know of software I should investigate or resources I should
read please let me know.
Thanks,
Chad
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On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Kevin - KD Micro Software wrote:
> When I run pppd, it's connecting to the ISP ok, but traffic doesn't go
> anywhere and in /var/log/messages, I'm getting "not replacing existing
> default route to eth0". I can see why outgoing traffic isn't going
> anywhere cause its trying
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On Sunday 11 August 2002 08:33 pm, Michael Fratoni wrote:
> Why didn't you continue? You can install 7.3 after booting off a RH 7.2
> boot disk. OK, so it's not obvious, but this install method works fine.
> I doubt Red Hat could/would support it, th
Hi all,
When I run pppd, it's connecting to the ISP ok, but
traffic doesn't go anywhere and in
/var/log/messages, I'm getting "not replacing existing default route to eth0". I
can see why outgoing traffic isn't going anywhere cause its trying to go out via
eth0, but why is this?
I *think
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On Friday 09 August 2002 06:13 pm, Patrick Nelson wrote:
> OK, I've just got to say something and I hate the fact that I am able
> to say it. Something has changed with the install process of RH73 and
> it is cutting out a large percentage systems.
man ifconfig
Rgds,
Darryl
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Behalf Of Peter Kiem
> Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 9:08 AM
> To: Red Hat Mailing List
> Subject: Lower MTU on NIC?
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm having problems with a mailserver and I
On Sun, 11 Aug 2002 08:43:02 -0400 (EDT)
Joe Giles wrote:
>
> I found the files... So, basically, I can just remove (move) the
> file out of the services directory and this will take care of it?
>
The preferred method is to list the Services that you want Logwatch to
monitor in:
/etc/log.
I'm just going from my limited experience... I've had RH on a PII-200 w/
128MB and w/ 256MB, a PII-233 w/ 256 MB RAM, and an AMD K something or other
300. Running an X environment on any of the above was not much fun. Given
those setups, I found it less of a hassle to run in the shell. I spent
Hi all,
I'm having problems with a mailserver and I think it may be an MTU problem.
The NIC is currently set to 1500.
1. How do you lower the MTU on the NIC, preferably without a reboot.
2. What MTU would you suggest?
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I think all you have to do is install the smp verion of the kernel, then boot from it.
This is what I did to enable my SMP server. I installed the Red Hat SMP Kernel and
kernel headers from RPM. It was simple.
Hope this helps
Joe
Hi !
Is there anyway to enable SMP without doing a full instal
At 02:56 PM 11-08-02, Anders Thoresson wrote:
> > The problem with this answer is that the guy has 192MB of RAM, and 2 hard
> > drives. I can't vouch for his disk space availability, but 192MB should
> > still be plenty of RAM in which to run KDE.
>I'm running Gnome. Is Gnome more hungry for mem
On Sun, 11 Aug 2002 10:08:39 -0300
Ted Gervais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 12:50 PM 8/10/2002 -0400, you wrote:
> >On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Ted Gervais wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Thanks Bob, and the others responding.
> > >
> > > I tried 'make mrproper' as well. I guess I am getting desperate.
> >
Hi !
Is there anyway to enable SMP without doing a full
install again ?
I recall seeing a search engine for the archive
database, just can't remember where.
How do I search the archive for the emails
?
Thx
Well i learned a new command here, ckconfig, but
either one of these along with ps -aux yields any ssh.
I think that the default ipchains is doing something
with it. I've also nmap my machine and it doesn't
show anything.
How do I permantely remove the ipchains module from
the kernel. I've
Just remember...even though Linux is reporting your RAM as used, it's not
all actually being "used". Take a look at your "cached" and "-/+ buffers"
to get an idea of what's actually in use.
On 11 Aug 2002, Anders Thoresson wrote:
> > The problem with this answer is that the guy has 192MB of R
On Sun, Aug 11, 2002 at 08:56:05PM +0200, Anders Thoresson wrote:
> > The problem with this answer is that the guy has 192MB of RAM, and 2 hard
> > drives. I can't vouch for his disk space availability, but 192MB should
> > still be plenty of RAM in which to run KDE.
Sure, its plenty to start
On Fri, 9 Aug 2002, Paul Branston wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 08, 2002 at 11:40:32AM -0400, Michael C Tiernan wrote:
> > On Thursday 08 August 2002 08:59, Nick Lindsell said:
> > > At 14:34 08/08/2002 +0200, you wrote:
> > > > "File_21_05082002" and i would like to
> > > > extract "21" from this.
> >
> The problem with this answer is that the guy has 192MB of RAM, and 2 hard
> drives. I can't vouch for his disk space availability, but 192MB should
> still be plenty of RAM in which to run KDE.
I'm running Gnome. Is Gnome more hungry for memory than KDE?
Right now, 95% of my 192 MB RAM is u
Are new versions of software like Evolution put on Redhat Network and
made available through up2date, or do I have to get newer packages
somewhere else?
Is up2date/RHN just for critical bugfixes?
If, does that mean that if I get a newer version of Evolution from
somewhere else the RHN, then I
You didn't say which desktop you're using, but both the gnome and kde
GUIs are pretty resource intensive. One possibility is to try a leaner
desktop like xfce (www.xfce.org). You should be able to switch back and
forth between it and what you're using now.
If you're using gnome and want to stic
On Sun, 2002-08-11 at 09:59, Jim Hale wrote:
> Thanks All :)
>
> Now - there wouldn't be anyway using the 'Konquerer' program to view the
> information there? I'm a bit spoiled when I use the File Explorer in
> WinBloze.
is gtop installed?
try that if so.
Bret
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The problem with this answer is that the guy has 192MB of RAM, and 2 hard
drives. I can't vouch for his disk space availability, but 192MB should
still be plenty of RAM in which to run KDE.
On Sun, 11 Aug 2002, Calbazana, Al wrote:
> I assume you are booting straight to some X environment (KD
I assume you are booting straight to some X environment (KDE, Gnome, and
Enlightenment). IMO, using a GUI with such low resources is asking for it.
If you are going to use a machine like that, consider booting straight to
command line :) Besides, that's the best way to learn!
Thanks,
Alejandro
Thanks All :)
Now - there wouldn't be anyway using the 'Konquerer' program to view the
information there? I'm a bit spoiled when I use the File Explorer in
WinBloze.
Thanks!
Jim Hale
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I've noticed too that Evolution doesn't seem to be the fastest program out
there. Probably still a matter of maturity. In tests, it downloaded and
moved mail slower than Mozilla, for instance. Though I liked the program
better. So I don't think it is Linux thats to blame.
-Original Messag
At 12:50 PM 8/10/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Ted Gervais wrote:
>
> >
> > Thanks Bob, and the others responding.
> >
> > I tried 'make mrproper' as well. I guess I am getting desperate.
> >
> > Somehow I am thinking that maybe there is a hardware problem? Could
> that be
> > th
Mike Burger wrote:
>I have a similarly configured machine, with the exception of hte RAM...my
>PII 266 only has 64MB, and I often note a slowness in KDE, but I assume it
>to be a lack of RAM, as I often note the system swapping.
>
>Check "free" to make sure your system is recognizing the full c
I have a Dell Latitude 233 MHz laptop which I run RH 7.3 and KDE. It's
not fast but I use it as a lot when I don't want to sit in front of my
workstation, especially as I have wireless and can be anywhere in the
house.
I have two similar machines, I installed windows on the other and it
practica
df
On Sun, 2002-08-11 at 08:29, Jim Hale wrote:
> What's the command (or program) that I can run to show me the space
> used/left on the Hard Drives?
>
> Jim Hale
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I have a similarly configured machine, with the exception of hte RAM...my
PII 266 only has 64MB, and I often note a slowness in KDE, but I assume it
to be a lack of RAM, as I often note the system swapping.
Check "free" to make sure your system is recognizing the full complement
of memory in t
On Sun, 11 Aug 2002 07:29:33 -0500
"Jim Hale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> scribbled intuitively:
>What's the command (or program) that I can run to show me the space
>used/left on the Hard Drives?
>
>Jim Hale
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What's the command (or program) that I can run to show me the space
used/left on the Hard Drives?
Jim Hale
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I've just taken my first stumbling steps down on the Linux road,
installing Redhat 7.3. Many things have impressed me so far, but the
over all speed of my system is a big dissappointment. Compared to when I
run Windows 95 and Windows 2000 on the same computer, almost everything
seems to take for e
Hi Joe.
Now I have edit the config file so I only got this
error.
[roo[root@localhost .wine]# wine c:drive/vb/vb.exe
Invalid path 'c:\windows' for windows directory: does
not exist
Perhaps you have not properly edited or created your
Wine configuration file.
This is '/root/.wine/config'
Knut
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hi,
i tend to upgrade my gcc version 2 onto version 3, but have one
question: as the two compilers are not binary-compatible, is it true
that i need to recompile each and every library in my system (*-devel
packages)?
and will there be an "easy" upgrade path, if redhat switches onto gcc3?
yours
Ok.
/home/knut/d:drive=D:\
/home/knut/c:drive=C:\
/home/knut/cdrom=E:\
I think that is all.
Knut
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> points for all the drives you want mapped... Like
>
> /games = D:\games
> /storage =E:\storage
> /home/ju
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