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Am Sam, 2002-08-17 um 14.17 schrieb Ragnar Wiencke:
> Hi guys.
>
> I need to now how to change the cursor prompt. The user gets
> "sh-2.05$" instead of something like [user@host folder]$
>
> TIA.
> Ragnar
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running Quake III Arena.
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limitation but can CPU sometimes have this limitation?
Thanks
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with 128mb ram allocated but with 256mb ram the PII was down to
859MBps. I do not think it is a very accurate way to test performance in
term what I am looking for but it gave me an idea what is going on.
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edit very
large files so it's a trade off. I plan later for VMWare so I decided to
keep 256mb even if Windows 98 is feeling overwhelmed with amount of ram and
Linux is taking it well even with a tiny performance drop.
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e BIOS? It works great even for
upgrade. I'm aware some computer will not boot off the CD. I have not
tried the diskette in RH7.0 though.
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I do not have any problem with LBA active while running Linux or Windows. I
am currently running 6.2 and I ran as far back as 6.0 and works well under
LBA mode.
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> On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Mark Basil wrote:
> > I know this. I am asking why Redhat would fail to install when this
buggy it
was 2.0pre but I downloaded RH6.2 version of KDE 2.0 and it is version 2.0.
It works great using older 6.2 and KDE 2.0 compiled for 6.2.
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I had done so on my evaluation system. I installed RH 7.0 without
installing KDE 1.1.2 then I installed KDE 2.0 fresh and it simply would not
start up. I may have a bad copy so I am going to try the RH 6.2 version and
see if it is better.
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queror
Web Browser. It works much like Windows IE5, only better in certain
features. I am hoping it does not crash like nuts like Netscape. Netscape
does not crash that often but definitely crashes when I tried to view
Javascript web page.
CH
> > Has anyone pulled down the KDE2 RPMs for R
gt; -Manuel.
Short circuiting an IC will not wipe the disk but rather disable the user
from accessing it but if it is very confidential then falls to the
knowledgeable hands that can access a burnt HD then you have problem. Best
to actually erase the disk. Otherwise use a sledgehammer to smash
> An interesting side note - MS-DOS basicly stopped development at version
> 3.2
How is that so since the last ms-dos version was 6.22 before Win95 shows up
with so called MS-Dos 7.0 labeled as Windows 95?
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t can cause
problem with my video card. What is the command to compile the
kernel? Thanks in advance.
CH
How did you figure Bill Gates invented the first OS? Wasn't there any OS
before Bill Gates exist?
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could never get back in so I gave
up then move on to ftp.uselinux.org and downloaded the files for 5 days
to a complete. Even when I took a break from downloading so I can use
my other OS then go back where I was then resume without a problem.
CH
You would want to disable boot sector virus checking because I had the
same problem it hampers my installation of Win98 and would hamper my
installation of any Linux. Anytime you install OS's they almost always
modify the boot sector.
CH
cristian wrote:
> I was trying to install Re
e found on internet under
Redhat Installer's Guide and User's Guide. I never tried it but I did
have OS/2 Warp V.3 for awhile. But I don't use it anymore. Wasted 80
bucks.:-\
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> Once again.. no offense to anyone (esp. Mark, who's message I chose to use
> as an example) ;)
>
> On Tue, 10 Oct 2000, Mark Shaw wrote:
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> > UNSUBCRIBE
OOPS, YA DID IT AGAIN. You meant:
UNSUBSCRIBE
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of /usr/local/netscape as default
and installed it as user instead of root. I did not want to disturb the old
release of Netscape in case Netscape 6 screws up. Anyone have the same
problem even if it is installed by default?
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I personally don't yet own Athlon system but doing research. The setting is
100mhz and the Athlon multiplier is locked to 9.5 for 950mhz.
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appropriate driver "Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro". It did not work so since the
probe auto selected "3dlabs Permedia2" so I left it as a driver for my video
card and it works great. If possible try "3dlabs Permedia2"
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since I subscribe and unsubscribe a few times.
sed 56k
analog modem for 6 days to download RH 7.0 (Disc 1 and 2) total of 1.35
Gig. The Webdownloader is a free program.
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hitch and no fluke nor anything funny. I do not recall having
that problem in burning on RH 6.2.
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ialer, I like the PPP dialer in 6.2
than in 7.0. If I decided to upgrade my systemto 7.0, is there any way
I can keep the old version of RH PPP dialer? The new PPP dialer seems
to take too much room on the panel. Thanks.
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to change several settings with one success and lose another so finally I
disable PNP by using the jumpers and works great(even Windows is happy with
it. I have not tried the PCI version so someone else will have to tell you
their experience with it.
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Volkan Coskun wrote:
> Hi all,
>
USR internals works perfectly if you use the jumpers on an ISA version. Just
make sure it is not Winmodem. I have ISA USR 56K data/fax/voice and it works
great. I have not yet tried setting up voice in Linux.
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"E. Stroh" wrote:
> USR Externals work perfectly with Red Hat. Get
t I do recall seeing a
box of External Winmodem in either Fry's or CompUSA.
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> Older ISA modems are likely not to be WinModems, but may still be a
> little tricky to get to work with Linux.
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My USR Sportster 56K ISA was a piece of cake if you used the jumper.
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gt; compositions require different levels of laser power.
There is two different speed for different kind if CD's. My cd writer
writes on CD-RW disks at 4x and writes on CD-R at 8x and Reads any disks at
32x. It depends on the CD-R's and CD-RW's speed capabilities. I have not
yet seen CD-RW disk capable writing at 6x but seen CD-R at 12x.
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s we start losing benefit as was the
saying is "YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!". It's not always the case but in this
case it seems true. I personally try to keep distance in software driven
peripherals except softDVD unless I do alot of work while watching movie in
the little window box. :-)
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[OFF TOPIC]
Check out www.tomshardware.com and see how you can convert your Promise Ultra66 into
Promise Fastrack RAID controller cheap!
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Michael McLeod wrote:
> Well, I printed and studied the ULTRA66 HOWTO, tried what it said but it didn't
> work. I couldn't pass anythi
It appears that K6/2 identifies itself as 586 not 686. When I install RH
Linux it defaults to 586 while I installed in my wife's PII and
identifies as 686. Even though I never compiled the Kernel before, I
still believe you should use 586.
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Bob Hartung wrote:
> What CPU should the
nux but there are
limitation such as what brand modem you have if you have Winmodem and I do
not know how to install that since there is no need.
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Correction, I said 533x2=1.66, I meant 533x2=1.066. Sorry.
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> Has anyone experienced benchmarking Dual PIII
purchase dual processor and motherboard since
Linux supports it.
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IF that's true then on the boot to linux showing drives such as _._%
non-contiguous keeps increasing. Isn't non-contiguous mean fragmentation?
If so, then how is it just MS sickness?
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M not only
because it is cheaper but I am too darn lazy to look for softwares for
iMAC's.
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Sent: Friday, June 16, 2000 6:34 AM
Subject: Re: Leaving the computer
king I looked and it shows correctly
but still did not work until I added a space ie."netscape -messenger" And
"netscape-browser" left as-is and still works :-\
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weaks. The
installer seems to assume you have a very high performance monitor or vice
versa. It might work better if you have a brand monitor but With my Hitachi
CM620 which is on the list still did not list it correctly and I had to fix
it.
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> Oh, I'm aware of that - but it doesn't work with SCSI disks,
Sorry, I was thinking of EIDE's. True BIOS does not have it (at least not
on my machine).
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Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 8:27 AM
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> On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 07:16:03AM -0700, CH wrote:
> [...]
> > Unless you have a
> It's easy. When does a light bulb fail? When you turn it on. Why? All
> those cold, low resistance circuits draw a lot of current at turn on,
[OT] Imagine one of those Hotels in Reno has chillers that is used for air
conditioning. Just one chiller when startup at an initial few sec will
and it will not power down until I got myself Maxtor 1.6gb a few years ago
and that powers down. The hard drive will turn on the instant you use it,
just give it about 5 sec for the disk to spin up to speed.
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e of it even to back it up during uses of other OS's. Still, not only MS
does this but alot of other company as well made the requirement that I can
use the software on a single machine even if I own two or more computer is
absured.
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memory as a base in IBM and
compatibles. Since we all have huge (most of the time bloated) program then
why not just make one memory set instead of 3? Wasn't Apple computer setup
that way?
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I've tried the old dos 2.11, 5.0-6.22, Win3.1, 95, 98, OS/2(not much), RH
Linux (just started last year). Win95osr1 was the most pathetic os I've
tried. Never tried nor planned yet to ever use Win2000 or NT (samething but
one newer).
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> OS/2 is about the only modern OS I
in that drive (FAT16). Later I had been
attempting to mount FAT32,
but still no listing. Win2000 would not have FAT but rather NTFS. I don't really
care for Win2000
since it will not benefit me anyway except make a big unecessary hole in my
pocket. I will just keep
on trying different thin
20 0 0
/dev/hda10 swapswapdefaults0 0
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. Sorry. By the way I am still learning
what to do and
not to do in Linux. I installed and upgraded several progs but never have
tried the
Kernel compilation nor upgrade yet.
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FAT16 partition. I could not get it to mount
FAT32 partition. When I did actually mount FAT32 using the same command I
would for FAT16 then for FAT32 shows no listings. It appears to mount since
there is no error but could not get the listings like I could for FAT16.
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ld need to select 'advanced' and
deselect 'preserve attributes' then it would copy files without attempting to
'chown'.
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ow I have RH6.2 so I
will try again.
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d
I had it for about 8 years. But all brands may go bad. Naturally we would
feel that way when certain brand goes off then we become partial. I felt
like
going back to Seagate but who knows.
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27;s
flexibilities. If it would help us getting Linux drivers directly from
hardware manufactures or Linux drivers packed with the accompanying
hardware, then that's when I would get real excited about. :-)
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mins then another 40
min?
I must have misunderstood you or am I understanding it. It would have
bruised
my finger. ;-D
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an easy way in.
>
> Bret
That's what I was lookin' for. Thanks.
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> No, but somebody with physical access could REINSTALL NT without
destroying
> any "sensitive" data. This is an old debate which seems to boil down to a
single point : physical access is insecure access. period.
I would have to agree with that.
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mputer rooms have
> locks on the doors...) The only way to have security is to control
> physical access to the system.
Sounds to me it would need some work to prevent that because not all
computers have it's own room.
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safe place? I
am not a business owner so it does not apply to me but it makes me wonder.
It is not possible to log in WinNt without the administrative password,
correct? If so, should'nt Linux be the same if desired?
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