I am running redhat 8.0. I am having trouble with the redhat network applet ( the
little white check in the blue circle at the bottom right on the panel).
I have activated the product and the account is entitled on the redhat network. I
can/have successfully run up2date. But when I check for upd
My 80 GB primary linux hard drive (dev/hda) containing / , /boot/ and swap is dying.
I have purchases a replacement drive of the same size, but made by a different
manufactuer.
I am wanting to avoid a reinstall. I need specific instructions for duplicating the
old dying hda on to the new drive.
Has anyone else noticed the lack of the dotted line tear off menu handle in gnome
under RH 7.3. Is this a bug? Did RH disable tear off menus in gnome? If so, why? Is
there a way to re-enable them? Gnome isn't as useful without tearoff menus. RH 7.2 had
them as did Ximian gnome.
Has anyone else noticed the lack of the dotted line tear off menu handle in gnome
under RH 7.3. Is this a bug? Did RH disable tear off menus in gnome? If so, why? Is
there a way to re-enable them? Gnome isn't as useful without tearoff menus. RH 7.2 had
them as did Ximian gnome.
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Emil Eifrém <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just upgraded from 7.0 to 7.1 using the normal "Upgrade" path on the CDs.
> The upgrade went smooth but I've run into some weird problems with X/GNOME.
>
> Brief overview
> --
>
>* I cannot launch a gnome terminal. When I click on the
I downloaded the red carpet rpms for rhl 7.0. When ever i try to install
them either via the command line or through the helix-update tool, it fails
with a core dump; has anyone else had this problem?
Anybody know where I can get rpms for RH6.2 for kde2.0? Anybody compiled it
from the source?
Lotta Linux Links
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I have been using RH since ver 4.0. I have also faithfully upgraded to the
next version of RH the first day I could get my hands on it. That is until
this 7.0 upgrade. I bought the cd, but I can't make myself feel good about
upgrading to ver 7.0. Between this redhat network thing, the "non-complia
After installing the latest updates to helix-gnome specifcally the python
related rpms, up2date stops working with the following error message:
Fatal Python error: can't initialise module _gdkimlib
reintallintg the following stock 6.2 versions of the following packages
fixes this problem:
pygnome-
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me how to get that cool ascii console login screen
(like Mandrake and Debian have) ?
Thanks in advance.
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David S. Yates' Lotta Linux Links
http://www.lottalinuxlinks.com
Has anyone here had problems compiling kde apps with redhat? I have been
unable to compile kde apps on rhl6.1 and rhl6.2.
I keep getting the following error after running ./configure
checking for kde headers installed... yes
checking for kde libraries installed... configure: error: your system f
Has anyone here had problems compiling kde apps with redhat? I have been
unable to compile kde apps on rhl6.1 and rhl6.2.
I keep getting the following error after running ./configure
checking for kde headers installed... yes
checking for kde libraries installed... configure: error: your system f
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me how to get that cool ascii console login screen
(like Mandrake and Debian have) ?
Thanks in advance.
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David S. Yates' Lotta Linux Links
http://www.lottalinuxlinks.com
Gustav Schaffter wrote:
> The only thing that bugs me is that they crunched my
>/etc/ppp/ip-up.local and /etc/ppp/ip-down.local files with some stupid
>ISDN stuff. There went my ipchains scripts down the drain. (Luckily, I
>had a backup that wasn't too old.) I immediately reported it to
>bu
I agree with you about 6.2 appearing quite stable. I guess it's the
desktops, (enlightenment and kde both are not uptodate, orcomplete)
and applications that seem cut back from previous versions. It just seems
like all I got was 6.1 with fixes. I had that before I
went to 6.2., I actually had mo
Does anybody here wish they had not upgraded from 6.1 to 6.2?
I have been using redhat since 4.0, and this is the first new version that I
have been unhappy with.
It sort of seems like a downgrade for me.
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David S. Yates' Lotta Linux Links
http://dsyates.home.mindspring.com
hello all,
2 questions:
1. I have succesfully set up ipmasq and ipchains on my 2 computer network. I
have dial-up modem net access and can share the connection with both
computers.
As I have it setup, my main computer (the one with the modem, and the one
that I use exclusivly) is doing the the i
Where can I get efm (the still under-development file manager for
enlightenment)?
David S. Yates' Lotta Linux Links
http://dsyates.home.mindspring.com
thanks for your quick response!
One more question though:
In my case /tmp is part of the / partition (that is to say, not in it's own
partition).
Do I just copy /tmp to /mnt/drive2 ?
BTW, drive2 is already installed, formatted, partitioned, and in my fstab
file, and is automounted.
If /mnt/drive
I just added a 13.6 gig drive to my system. Due to dwindling space on my
10 gig hard drive, I am wanting to move my /tmp directory(on the /
partition)
to my new drive (/mnt/drive2). is it possible to move the /tmp to
/mnt/drive2/tmp, and then sym link back to /tmp?
Is this what I need to do? Wha
Ola wrote:
"Hi!
I have a question that I believe has more to do with lilo and general
boot than raid in particular."
Just a thought; do you have a spearate partition for /boot. Software RAID
in rhl6.1 will not work if u do not have a /boot partition,
>From the L.A.M.E. " /boot/ (optional) - I
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