On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Burke, Thomas G. wrote:
> doesn't rpm -q tell you everything that's installed?
Yes, but I want to know everything that's on the CD, not just the
installed packages.
Regards,
Bob Rankin
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On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Burke, Thomas G. wrote:
> ls /mnt/cdrom > PackageList
That gives me the filenames, but not the Group names (ie:
Applications/Games) and the package sizes. Can you tell RPM to look
at the CDROM instead of the hard disk?
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I notice that the complete package list is not included in the RH6.2
Install Guide, as it was in previous distributions. It sure would be
nice to have. I can get RPM to tell me what packages are installed
(using rpm -qai) but how can I get a list of ALL the packages on the
CD?
Regards,
Bob
ller doesn't give you the option to create a
boot disk. This will be fixed in 6.2, according to sources at RH
Labs. I didn't try, but maybe one could ctrl-alt-f2 and run
mkbootdisk from the shell prompt. Anyone know?
Regards,
Bob Rankin
P.S. - Why is the mkbootdisk command so user-sur
happy to install Linux without
LILO, and just boot the Linux partition using a floppy. But it won't
give me that option.
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Bob Rankin
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le was not
updated after I entered the DNS info on the Advanced screen. Shouldn't
this result in a "nameserver" entry being written to the resolv.conf
file? Without that, one can only access internet sites by IP number,
right?
Regards,
Bob Rankin
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mary dns server as well. I found an IP that
> repeatedly tried using telnet and finger as well as ftp. How do I find
> who owns it? Tried an nslookup with no luck. Tried a ping with no luck.
> Traceroute turns up a bunch of other IP address in that subnet with no
> d
On Mon, 6 Dec 1999, Jake Johnson wrote:
> Is corel porting wp2000 to linux?
Yup. Look for it in 2Q2000.
Regards,
Bob Rankin
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