then perhaps redhat should install its utilities in site_perl and use name
prefixes to avoid collisions with user utilities. Since 'vendor_perl' is
also used in mandrake, perhaps it is "standard enough" for perl to look for it.
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At 04:28 PM 8/12/2003 -0700, Julius Smith
I moved my HP Laser Jet 1220 from an old RH-7.2 machine, where it was
working fine, to my new RH-9 machine. (It connects to the parallel
port.) Kudzu noticed it and "configured" it, but it does not seem to
appear anywhere. I ran "Start Here / System Settings / Printing" and
clicked "New". I
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> Where does one report a segmentation fault in perl?
> As a workaround, I can simply roll back to the RH-7.3 version of perl,
> which will work for me,
> but I'd l
Where does one report a segmentation fault in perl?
As a workaround, I can simply roll back to the RH-7.3 version of perl,
which will work for me,
but I'd like to report this "perl crasher" somewhere.
Thanks
Julius
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I prefer a manual replacement for RAID using rsync (to maintain the ability
to recover from unintended deletions). I also prefer CD-ROMs to tapes, but
of course that only works for relatively small backup sets. (DVD-ROMs will
be more interesting).
I use rsync to mirror locally as follows:
r
What kind of performance hit does journaling impose?
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I too notice a slowdown in going from 7.2 to 8.0, and it doesn't matter
whether I use KDE or Gnome. I checked that DMA is on. I'm using a
different disk, so I'll check into that. Are there any benchmarks that
measure (or correlate with) things like application launch time,
window/menu pop-up
Here's an odd one: I can mount NeXT filesystems on either Linux machine,
but I can't mount Linux filesystems across any pairing of the
machines. Hmmm, there's obviously more to mounts than /etc/exports and
/etc/hosts.allow.
At 03:30 PM 8/26/2000 -0700, Julius Smith wro
Fry's is selling the "Kaser Trio-8" 3D/2D AGP 2X graphics card (8MB) for
only $20, ($30 - $10 rebate). The XF86_SVGA server complains that the
86c368 chipset is not supported ("non-Savage"), so it assigns the S3_virge
server as a give-up shot. However, it actually seems to work fine as long
his line to your /etc/hosts.allow:
>
>ALL : 192.168.0.
>
>
>This is from my two-machine Red Hat 6.1 network with lots of partitions
>nfs mounted between the two machines. The local IP addresses of these
>two machines are 192.168.0.x. Restart your nfs service
I recently upgraded from 6.1 to 6.2, and now I can't mount files between
two RH 6.2 systems. I get the error
mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
Samba mounts work fine. I have both machines in /etc/hosts.allow on both
machines, and rlogin works fine.
Does this
> That being said, you're probably in trouble anyways. I have it
>on reliable authority (the Lucent people, who would know) that the PCI
>interface card doesn't work with the Linux PCMCIA stuff. They say that
>they PCMCIA gang is aware of the problem. They also claim the ISA card
>does
I just got a WaveLAN PCI card adapter, and I see that it is
supported. However, when I set PCIC in /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia to wavelan_cs
(also setting PCMCIA to yes), and then say /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia start, I
get the error "unresolved symbol 'register_pccard_driver'". Apparently it
is not
At 06:57 PM 6/22/2000 +0200, José Luis Tinoco wrote:
KThorpe wrote:
> I've just installed a copy of Windows NotTested 4.0. For some
reason
> it can't see my samba box unlike all my Win95 systems. I'm
suspecting
> the Samba end as I see the following messages in
/var/log/samba/log.smb
> when I try
>On Wed, Jun 14, 2000 at 06:20:01PM -0500, Tanner, Robby wrote:
> > Leaving the PC on, particulaly with today's advanced power management
> > features, lowers the total cost of ownership (TCO).
In my experience, as a person who likes to power things down at night
(except for one firewall/DNS ma
In my experience, the most likely reason is a hung SCSI bus (wrong
termination, etc.) - jos
At 11:01 PM 6/3/2000 -0500, Joel Lansden wrote:
>Can anyone tell me why this driver freezes my install of Redhat 6.2, and if
>perhaps there's a way to make this work? Thanks!!
>
>Joel
>
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I find Netscape v 4.61 (27-may-99) to be quite stable under RH-6.1. - jos
At 12:30 PM 5/3/2000 -0400, John Aldrich wrote:
>On Wed, 03 May 2000, P Eads wrote:
> > I apologize for being so inquisitive. I cannot solve this on my own so
> > I'm asking for help. Is anyone else having problems with Net
I'm surprised nobody mentioned tksysv, which is my favorite. - jos
At 08:49 PM 4/17/2000 -0500, Ed Alexander wrote:
>Philippe,
>
>When switching to a given runlevel, scripts are
>executed in alphanumeric order by their names within
>the /etc/rc.d/rc#.d directory. For example K0...,
>K1..., etc.,
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, SoloCDM wrote:
> What is the fastest, high quality 21" monitor and PCI video card,
> fully compatible with Linux, on the market?
I am extremely happy with my Cornerstone Color 50/101sf 21" monitor, and
Matrox G400 video card. However, I recently learned that the Voodoo3 3
I find the following backup-related aliases to be helpful (adapt to your
own partition names):
# scsi-tape bkp for Linux partitions:
alias h2bkp 'dump 0ufs /dev/nst0 120
/dev/hda2'
alias h6bkp 'dump 0ufs /dev/nst0 120
/dev/hda6'
alias rewind 'mt -f /dev/st0
rewind'
alias listtap
> > I could not get the LinkSys LNE100TX fast ethernet card (PCI) to work
> under
> > RedHat 6.1 on a Pentium III system. The online doc says the tulip driver
> > ought to work, but it never did.
>
>Did you get the latest tulip.c driver source from the LinkSys web site and
>build a new kernel? I
I could not get the LinkSys LNE100TX fast ethernet card (PCI) to work under
RedHat 6.1 on a Pentium III system. The online doc says the tulip driver
ought to work, but it never did.
The problem *might* have to do with the fact that I have a second ethernet
card. Both Kudzu and linuxconf/netc
After several failed attempts, I got Windows NT 4.0 and RedHat 6.1
installed on the same disk, using LILO to boot either. The procedure that
worked for me is as follows (former sticking points for me noted in all-caps):
(1) DELETE ALL PARTITIONS ON THE DISK,
(2) install NT, USING ITS INSTALL t
>The Disk Druid allows you to specify multiple swap partitions.
>However, upon installation, it seems that only *one* of the swap
>partitions gets formatted and added to /etc/fstab
I don't know if this is related, but on page 475 of the Reference Guide,
there is no longer mention of the limitat
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