can't get on internet now as getting unresolved symbols from tulip.o..I went
into xconfig when at book it said delaying connection...thought possibly
something became corrupted whatever...saw nothing odd then again as complex as
these things can be just one thing out of order and >..anyway in
> I think you may not fully understand the Unix security model. Unix is
> a multi-user system; Windows is not.
I understand that...:).I just wasn't aware that scheemers (
virus makers whatever ) were "able" to infect even a root user ( which
at moment i am not --yes dave/grandpa no
Hidong Kim wrote:
>
> Are the parport and parport_pc modules installed? What does 'lsmod'
> show?
lsmod shows:
parport_probe
parport
there are more but those are applicable ones...
so this parport_pc is required huh.? i'll have a look in kerne.
anyway thanks for email
lee
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> Dear root,
dear root forgot to "edit" his netscape preferences before sending
thereby .
>
> Thank you for co-operating with my 31337 h4ck3r/v19u5 w9171ng 5ki11s. If I could get
>a few more people like you to run as root all the time (because hey, security doesn't
>matter!), then I'll kn
> when i try to boot linux from a floppy it takes a VERY long
> time...much longer than say for example windows which is just
> moments..
>
> is their prolonged boot time from floppy due to fact that linux kernel
> is compressed ?
>
> or is something not right with my floppy dr
when i try to boot linux from a floppy it takes a VERY long
time...much longer than say for example windows which is just
moments..
is their prolonged boot time from floppy due to fact that linux kernel
is compressed ?
or is something not right with my floppy drive
than
Warren Melnick wrote:
> Redhat has unprotected the directory - 7.1 is released!
>
is it too late?
did anyone read this?
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please tell me its not terribly serious and that redhat/linux will
survive this
or is this
linux won't boot and giving me : ( I do not use Lilo btw )
"Error 0X00"..
i seem to recall this not being good at all...can find no reference to
it in my unleashed book or at redhat.com that or i've missed it..
i have been having weird issues of not being able to book via loadlin but
with di
Lee Johnson wrote:
> well where do i begin..to tell the tale of the broken file system
>:)..lol
>
>:) now when i boot ( via loadlin ) i can't get in to either kernel it
> keeps bombinb saying cant continue, aborting "just after"
> a boot message says /dev/hda3
>
>
> No, /dev/hd** is for IDE drives, /dev/sd* is for SCSI drives -- /dev/sda1 would be
>correct it partition 1 is where / is, however ususally partition 1 is swap, partition
>2 is /boot, and partition 3 is /, which means the line actually needs to say root =
>/dev/dsa3 .
>
i stand corrected
you root is wrongyou set it for your scsi drive should be something
like /dev/hda3 etc.
lee
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root wrote:
> hello all,i compiled 2.4.3 kernel on a smp machine but the machine halts
> with no respond when rebooting
> and says :
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>
> I have had more problems to get the RH 7.0 working correct that I had
> with all MS programs during the last 5 years --- we need something
> better Blue screen or RedHat core dumps does not make any
> difference to me.
>
I'm must admit to tiring of core dumps myself albeit willing to adm
"S. Massy" wrote:
> Now, I wonder where all the problems come from; a lot of people seem to have
> problem with the 2.4 kernels, but I've run both alsa 0.5.10 and 0.9.0 with
> 2.4.0 and then alsa 0.9.0 all the way for 2.4..1/2/3. Could this be a driver
> specific problem?
>
heck i dunno whats up
Mitchell Henderson wrote:
> On the upside it's only picking off left overs from ramen and lion.
>
> On Tue, Apr 03, 2001 at 02:28:08PM -0500, Mitchell Henderson wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I don't know if you could call it new, it's really a combo of everything
>that we've seen as of late.
> >
> you compiling your own kernel, or using one Red Hat compiled? From
> what I remember reading, the 2.4.x kernels from Red Hat have IDE support
> as modules, so you will need an inital RAM disk with the correct modules
> to go along with the kernel. Loadlin will support this.
>
using downloaded
to the person looking for firewall and newbie i believe..
firestarter
http://firestarter.sourceforge.net
would prob be way to go..i haven't look recently but i use it..easy gui to setup
and does what its supposed to...
good luck
lee
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...( maybe e2fsck finally took )
2.4.3 still isn't flying though..i now have all upgrades required as in
readme and i' get the kernel panic..for some it
can't mount /dev/hda3.my linux.bat looks like
loadlin c:\
Silviu Cojocaru wrote:
Can someone recommend a good firewall utility for
RH Linux 7.0. I'm a
newbie where firewalls are concerned, I'm just finishing reading about
ipchains & co.
It wouldn't hurt if the utility came in an rpm pack for RHL 7.0
well there are many dep:your needsbut i use/like
Chuck Mead wrote:
> http://www.moongroup.com/stories.php?story=01/04/02/0156291
I think disclosure or the lack thereof comes to mind as well...sure
"its there" but only after a little extra reading and how many people
take that time on average today with busy lives.."0" or close to
it...
> I take that back: you can do something about problems with 'Doze. You can
> call them, credit card in hand, and get plenty of unhelpful answers and
> accusations against hardware and software vendors. You can also (via
> credit card) be told to delete some important files originally installed
>
Hal Burgiss wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 06, 2001 at 06:28:45PM +0200, Alexandru Iruc wrote:
> > What do I need to do in order to run my HDD with ATA/100 enableb in
> > RH7.0?
>
ide: Assuming 33MHz system bus speed for PIO modes;
Jack Bowling wrote:
> Hold the horses. I have an ESC860 working perfectly on my RH7.0 box using LPRng but
>it worked well with RH6.1 b4, too, using lpr. The latest Gimp releases have a driver
>for the newer Epsons that works very well. The gimp print code is also released as a
>separate packag
>
> Run /sbin/lsmod and see what is loaded. I am beginning to wonder if you
> have the printer port modules loaded.
it only lists my eho0 mod and sound mod..
but thats normal as I have my printer stuff compiled into kernel
however,,i finally got the right file i needed ( since i upgraded t
> (I hope it
> understands ASCII.) Try "cat /etc/lilo.conf > /dev/lp0".
it does ascii just fine as i've had this printer working before no
issuesgraphics/text done deal..:)
well.I don't know what i may have done to my poor linuxbox :) but the
command I issued
above to direct lilo.conf t
>
> Does this happen when you try an print postscript output, text output,
> or both? (Printing from X is almost always postscript output.) It
> sounds like your print filter is failing. (Unless you are printing to a
> postscript printer...) Try the print tests from printtool, and see if
> it
> That will need to be recreated manually. A lot depends on your system,
> but try
>
> mkdir /var/spool/lpd
> chown rood:daemon /var/spool/lpd
> chmod 775 /var/spool/lpd
i don't get any "errors" when trying to print so i doubt that is cause...just
nothing gets printed BUT its consistent acros
Michael McLeod wrote:
> The next time I booted up Red Hat 7 (with loadlin) after I installed RP8 it
> would not complete the boot. Hung on the start of X . The screen would flash
> on go blank for 20 seconds then a message would appear about var/run/gdm.pdi
> indicated gdm was already running (
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> Try tar zxvf filename.tar.gz
>
or GxTar...i use it and never had any trouble with it.. :)
find it at
www.freshmeat.net
lee
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"Michael S. McLeod" wrote:
> I downloaded the Real Player 8 RPM "rp8.linux20.libc6.i386.cs1.rpm"
> but when i try to install in into Red Hat 7 I get an error message
> that: " package real player 8.0-1 is for a different architecture"
> Can someone explain this and what to do about it?
> Mic
sorry if this is "oldhat" :)
sometimes when i try to print..instead of the correct content I get
weird abstract ascii like characters and the printout "wont' stop"..no
doubt a spool issue i'm just not sure how it all jives..
i'm not even getting gimp to print now..
wheni try to print ascii outpu
>
> Thanks for clearing that up, Lee. However, I have a hunch that
> you didn't get the au8830 module package from sourceforge.net.
> Or did you?
I got mine from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/aureal/
version 1.1.2 which I believe is optimized for 2.4.0 kernel...
at the moment far as I k
>
>
> cd /tmp/aureall
> ./configure # this sniffs out how your system is set up
> make # compile the drivers using code modified by configure
> make install #place compiled drivers somewhere in $PATH
>
while the guy will read the readme and see i just wanted to make sure he
wasn't confused by
the
>
>
> Bob... what's the problem with searching? Everybody else can... why not
> you? Just go to the URL Brett referenced above and search by putting
> your search text in the box at the bottom of the page... Red Hat does
> not provide any list archive search functionality on their site... I
> want
the reason i was stumped is its set to ( sorry!! for typo in last email
i meant "9" not "6" ) irq 9 in linuxconf and i've always been able to
connect via netcfg just fine so i figured 9 was fine.
fyi: i just checked cat /proc/interrutps and the d*** thing is
>
> In our experience - they just work. Not only that, but they're some of the
> fastest and truest to life colours we've seen bar none. (HP tends to
> over-saturate - nice for home users, but no good for exact copies).
>
> If you regret buying one, I'll eat my hat.
>
:)LOL...! well t
>
> -Maybe you could try commenting out the options line in modules.conf? or maybe
>change the value you have for int in the options line to whatever value you got from
>/proc/interrupts?
>
i just did that actually trying to figure this out :)..i go to thinking.well if on
boot it doesn't l
> 1. /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
> 2. /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S10network is a link to /etc/rc.d/init.d/network
> (if you start in run level 3, or if you start in run level 5:
> /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S10network is a link to /etc/rc.d/init.d/network)
> 3. a line in /etc/modules.conf that reads somet
Bob Hartung wrote:
> Thanks!!!
>
> to all who responded it now works okay. If only I could figure out
> how to properly search the digest I wouldn't have to make it so clear to
> everyone what a newbie I really am!
>
hey don't sweat the details..we all start somewhere..
thats what makes t
>
> Err...no... I mean netcfg and set it to "active." You might also want to
> double-check the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and make sure that
> "on boot" is set to "yes."
> John
to get my @home working i've had to do insmod de4x5 ( which is now automated in
rc.local )
and t
> >
> Go into netconf and set that to activate at boot.
> John
well that was a done deal for long time now...and its in modules.conf (
RH7)
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
alias usb-controller usb-uhci
options de4x5 io=0x1000 irq=9
alias sound au8830
alias mid
>
> > speaking of security...does anyone know if "firestarter" is sufficient for a
> > enduser ( no server on my end ) connected to @home service ...I know very little
> > of all this as of yet...
>
> Try "gnome-lokkit"
>
thank you for your reply i will look into it..
great stuff redhat !!
John Aldrich wrote:
> On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a scanner for linux? I'm
> > considering the purchase in the next few weeks and have looked at HP
> > scanners (I usually go for HP products when I can).
> >
> > Haven't spent alot of time checking
Bob Hartung wrote:
> Hi again,
> This time is is netscape 4.76-1 installed via RPMs . Communicator,
> navigator and common all installed. Generally all work okay except when
> in MESSENGER , if I select 'Address' to pick an addressee in the
> address book and then click the "To" button, netsca
Frank Carreiro wrote:
> Does anyone have any recommendations for a scanner for linux? I'm
> considering the purchase in the next few weeks and have looked at HP
> scanners (I usually go for HP products when I can).
>
> Haven't spent alot of time checking (yet).
>
> Thx
>
> Frank
>
>
>
> I would agree. I've had zero compiler problems. Zero. In fact, I'd say
> from where I sit 7.0 is very solid. I'd also say most of the hysteria
> is by those that have never installed 7.0, or installed it, found some
> problem with it, and their solution was to uninstall rather sort it
> out. T
speaking of security...does anyone know if "firestarter" is sufficient for a
enduser ( no server on my end ) connected to @home service ...I know very little
of all this as of yet...
thanks
lee
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i've read docs but can't decipher why linux isn't auto conneting me to my @home
service...i have to manually do:
insmod de4x5
then go into network configuration from gnome menu and activate it..
how do I automate this? :)..
thanks
lee
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Duane Clark wrote:
> Bob Hartung asked:
> > Question about xcdroast use:
> > If I master a CD by linking to a series of directories I cannot figure
> > out how to make xcdroast keep the directory/subdirectory structure on
> > the cd. Instead it throws all the rpm's & files into one large
> > d
Mike wrote:
> Thanks, 'Option "DPMS"' did it! (So much for 'man -k DPMS'...)
>
> On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Linux User wrote:
>
hey thanks:) that did the trick...its one of the things i sorely lacked in
linux
but no longer..:)..
lee
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Ted Gervais wrote:
> Hello Everyone.
>
> I just upgraded my RH7.0 to kernel 2.4.0 and on bootup I see this error:
>
> "modprobe can't locate NLS_CP437".
>
well i'm not a kernel guru at this point but I do know that the readme file
suggests NOT expanding into
usr/src/ at all...
latre:)
lee
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Duane Clark wrote:
> > >
> > > > One thing that will help with this part is to execute "dmesg", and post
> > > > any lines that appear to apply to disks. This gives a lot of very useful
> > > > info about how the system recognizes devices and what drivers are
> > > > loaded.
> >
case closed and
Robert Hartung* wrote:
> Okay,
> Seems like we have two threads going under one subject header. Anyway,
> I have recompiled 2.2.16-22 and now have a scsi cdrw reported and made a link
> between /dev/cdrom and /dev/sr0. I can mount the cdrom. No module dependency
> errors are noted at boot.
>
>
> > One thing that will help with this part is to execute "dmesg", and post
> > any lines that appear to apply to disks. This gives a lot of very useful
> > info about how the system recognizes devices and what drivers are
> > loaded.
sorry should have done before.:)
okay they seem to detect he
> I've tried using different devices, but I still get this:
>
> mount: /dev/cdrom has wrong major or minor number
>
> /dev/scd0 is major 11 and minor 0. This is correct I take it?
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"Michael S. McLeod" wrote:
> Even though I have configured dialer correctly (it will dial up and
> log on using Debug) RP3 always fails to even attempt to dial up.
> WVdial works fine. Any ideas? I'm using RH 7
> Michael
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> After a 'make mrproper' I did a 'make dep clean bzImage' and then a
> 'make modules' and a 'make modules_install' after moving the former
> /lib/modules/(directory) out by renaming it.
>
thats your trouble..make mrproper will remove the settings you just made
in make xconfig or menuconfig
Eric Clover wrote:
> removing the lines that contain the word locale from inside any *.js
> files worked for me.
>
> eric
>
yup:)..thanks eric ..
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don't recall fix for bug in netscape where choosing email from addy book
causing crash..
I know it involves removing a line or editing it but don't recall which
file.
i've checked Help>Release Notes and can't find it
thanks anyone
lee
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On 18 Dec 2000 17:27:33 -0600, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
> Agreed. I can't get the Java plugin to work either, but Mozilla is way
> ahead of Netscape as a viable Linux browser. I use it solely on my Linux
> box.
>
mine seems kinda slow to respond...PII450/128ram/16mbrivaTNT
do i need to get cvs
Larry Grover wrote:
> I don't know if this is the URL you were thinking of, but here's a page that does
>this (at http://grc.com):
>
> https://grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
>
> I don't think it does a thorough scan, but it does probe for some of the common
>services (ftp, telnet, http, etc).
>
lin
"Paul R. Ganci" wrote:
> I recently upgraded from RH6.2 to RH7.0 and since that time have been unable
> to get my printer (an Epson Stylus 850ne which according to printtool is
> using the stc800ih, Stylus Color 800, 1440x720DpI, Inkjet Paper input filter)
> to print postscript. It treats postscr
John Aldrich wrote:
> On Sun, 22 Oct 2000, lee johnson wrote:
> > anyone have issue with netscape 4.75 ( what came with RH7.0) in that it
> > crashes when i double click on address in address book.
> >
> I think there's an issue with ALL 4.7x versions of Ne
>
> I need to provide on a served web page dozens of URL anchors that when
> clicked result in a quarter screen mini web page which overlays part of
> the web page containing the anchor URL that was clicked. Therefore, the
> original web page remains intact.
> https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/l
> config files for
> Netscape and remove the locale info. Looking at my
> .netscape directory, it LOOKS like I edited the *.js files
> and removed the locale lines.
>
> Try that and see if it helps. If it doesn't help, you can
> always go back to the "~" versions. :-)
> John
>
> _
oh that
>
>
> These days, however, doing this sort of math-- adding millions-- is
> something we can all do quite easily. To return more of the power of the
> vote to the voters, we should dispense with the electoral college and
> elect our politicians by their plurality of the popular vote.
I'm frankly
anyone have issue with netscape 4.75 ( what came with RH7.0) in that it
crashes when i double click on address in address book.
thanks
lee
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unable to connect therebought RH7.0 with network trial even
reading online help can't decipher how to download individual
packages...sheez
priority site won't let me connect saying
i have no permission to access / on this server .
any help appreciated
lee
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hi..
update to prior message.
not sure this is really relevant but..
my latest purchase of rh 6.2 ( when my other cd went bad ) was
special edition using redhat linux...which came with publishers
edition ? of rh 6.2
i understand its similar to the standard version of redhat
whate
Marco Shaw wrote:
> If your set on upgrading, you can use the RPMs. But if your set on 'doing
> it yourself', keep on reading. Never delete files that don't appear to be
> required, especially in /boot. Sounds like you did the right compile steps.
>
> It's been a while since I've compiled a cu
>
> >
> > basically I just copied over new system.map and bzImage file renaming to
> > my current set of modules..
> >
> > isn't this right?
> >
> No, it isn't. When you compile a new kernel, you also need to compile a
> new set of modules. IF you are compiling another copy of the same kerne
>
>
> 1) Not getting into Windows is a good thing.. why use it when you have
> Linux?:)
roflol.yuppers..well i gotta have windows at least "at the
moment".
i have some games for friends over lan/enternet but mainly for apps like
access
AND mainly my scannercanonscan USB is NOT sup
just wondering if there is an "update/current" page anywhere on the
issue of kernel compiling...
I'm using redhat 6.2 ...
sometimes I have no luck.getting unresolved symbols and don't
remember what causes them
basically I just copied over new system.map and bzImage file r
Stephen King wrote:
> OK, this is a stupid question but I got to ask. Is the kernel source only
> packaged in the RPM's? I read the How-to configure the kernel and it keeps
> telling me to go find the linux-x.y.z.tar.gz file but I can't find it
> anywhere on the disk or on the ftp site. I can onl
Rob Hardowa wrote:
> Kernel.org is where I get my goods from :)
>
> Keep in mind that the latest stable kernel (last time I checked) is
> 2.2.16 and redhat's latest rpm's are 2.2.16-3, so unless you wanted a
> development kernel, using the rpms is just fine.
that reminds me i'm slightly behind w
SoloCDM wrote:
> Neither Gnome (gnome-session) nor KDE (startkde) execution files can
> be found. During the installment I wasn't able to configure the
> monitor, because it wasn't listed. I now have it manually
> configured. I'm able to execute startx and get a window with one
> large termina
"Anthony E . Greene" wrote:
> On 10 Sep 2000 16:58 ktb wrote:
> >When I'm composing an email and select an address out of my address book
> >and select 'OK it kills browser and mail client.
>
> I had this problem within the last few weeks. Apparently the archive is a
> little behind, because I g
ktb wrote:
> When I'm composing an email and select an address out of my address book
> and select 'OK it kills browser and mail client. Very annoying. I was
> running 4.7 and upgraded to 4.75 hoping it would stop this but it
> didn't. I'm using RH 6.2 with gnome and enlightenment. I searched
listmail wrote:
> I have installed redhat 6.2 on an Asus a7v system, but have had
> nothing but troubles with it.
>After changing the kernel to 2.2.16-3 I can now boot, but compiling
> causes the system crash, somtimes due to segmentation faults other times
> do to an inability to write t
John Aldrich wrote:
> On Sun, 10 Sep 2000, kf wrote:
> > I distinctly remember reading that the SB Live was supported for Linux.
> > Now that I'm getting around to trying to set this card up, I can't find
> > documentation which will admit to it.
> >
> http://opensource.creative.com
anyone doing
Edward Schernau wrote:
> I bought a Ricoh 6/2/2 6200s drive kit from somewhere I found on
> Pricewatch.
> Nice drive, came with cable, clone AHA152x card, instructions, heck
> even the screws, also a CDR, CDRW and some magic backup S/W for Windows.
> Never had a problem burning on it.
>
> _
yup
Ken Fisier wrote:
> I got a Yamaha CD burner and now regret that I did. There was a problem
> with it, so I called Yamaha tech support. First, they don't have a
> toll-free number for tech support, so I had to pay for the long distance
> call. Secondly, I found that, although I bought a new CD
>
> I did not mean for my message to sound quite as sharp as it came out -
> sorry. In my experience, the howto's are often a source of confusion,
> especially with regards to CDRW under Redhat. What is really needed is a
> Redhat specific howto, and that should really be something that Redhat
> p
>
> >
> > ALSO:
> > you must insert the following into /etc/profile ( starting with test and
> > ending with cdrecord -scanbus )
>
>
> This is not required, and I would not suggest doing it. All this is
> doing is attempting to load a bunch of modules, and if you have compiled
> them into the ker
>
>
> Take a look at /var/log/dmesg. There should be some lines that look
> like:
> scsi : 1 host.
> Vendor: PLEXTOR Model: CD-R PX-W8432T Rev: 1.05
> Type: CD-ROM ANSI SCSI revision: 02
> Detected scsi CD-ROM sr0 at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0
>
John Blackmore wrote:
> I'm trying to get my IDE CD burner working using cdrecord, and as usual, not
> as simple as the documentation suggests. The first step is to type
> 'cdrecord -scanbus' and figure out what the device, LUN, etc. is, but when I
> do it it just says
> "No such file or director
i know this is old and worn out but i simply haven't seen this error in
sometime and don't recall how to fix
installing app and saying as below ( i tried the --with stuff no luck
).thanks for help..
lee
checking for kde libraries installed... configure: error: you
"Mikkel L. Ellertson" wrote:
> On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Eric Clover wrote:
>
> > was it just me or is my puter freaking out??
> > i just got some emails from 1997 and some more from 8/11/2000 up to
> > today
> > what is the deal???
> > eric
>
yup i thought i was seeing alot of email here lately..
>
> > I have never in all my recompiles seen this error message..seems as
> > though i've seen this error message explained somewhere but do not
> > recall..
> >
> Did you "make modules && make modules install" when recompiling?
> John
>
hi john and thanks for reply...
i just re-installed
Ken Brakey wrote:
> THANK YOU: They also had files for CP/M on another directory.
>
> You probably need to download the complete compiler set
> including all libs. I'm using ecgs-2.91.66, there is a
> 2.95.XX or better out.
>
> I didn't have any problem, try 'stop' and 'refresh' and
> see if th
i am cdwriting now in linux finally..
i had to switch to gcombust from xcdroast which i started out with
working on redhat 6.0 ( I now use 6.2) unknown why yet but
gcombust works great...
the interface is nice and it even comes pre-packaged to work with
cdlabelgen for making
well i thought i had it.( thanks for any help--again..:( )
okay for easier assistance:--in order lilo.conf & rc.local--my kernel
is setup according to cdwriting HOWTO from i believe xcdroast page that
or cdrecord's homepage...
last is my xcdroast program out put when it errors out
Kirk wrote:
> Did you add append="hdX=ide-scsi" (where X is the dirve letter of the
> burner) to lilo.conf? Assuming you have a IDE burner, if not add that line,
> rerun lilo and reboot.
>
>
hi kirk and thanks for responding..yes I upon further inspection did
locate my error ( we'll
having mixed results getting redhat 6.2/2.2.4-12 setup for
cdwriting
I read the cdwriting howto and did as it suggested and still no
luck..
I don't know what I've done that's so different from my first
sytsem..redhat 6.0/2.2.5-15 kernel ..that setup with kernel modifys
for scsi--g
Brian Ashe wrote:
> Hi lee,
>
> If this is when you are doing a jump to root (su) try "su -" instead. Normal
> users don't have the same path statements as root does, and the dash will
> help you get them when doing a su.
yup and thanks.,
:-)
lee
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my commands aren't running from the directory they are in ie:
insmod
i must do
/sbin/insmod
is that normal for unix/linux?
or does this mean i'm missing some system wide file linking this
correctly..
lee
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in running gmc from panel it takes forever to get it going..long
dealy( okay i'm not a unix long timer..)
same thing from terminal unless I run as ..su
then it loads very quick...
thank you
lee
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this is from kernel upgrade howto from redhat site...
okay..never done upgradejust installed 6.2 and getting
upgrade fix blah blah..
i issued this command from terminal and it showed the kernel, pcmcia and
source that i need...
but at the redhat site there is only the ker
okay.,kernel source wasn't there...geez.how lame
anyway i still am in need of possible or not to alter things without
altering kernelas in last paragraph below...
thanks
lee
anyway the new helix1.2 is awesome...now i simply must figure out
why
i cant alter kernel..
Thomas Williams wrote:
> I'm new to this list and I'm new to Linux as well, however I'm not new to
> computers. I'm more of a Mac expert than anything else. I got 6.2 for my
> PC, a HP Pavilion and I got it installed and it all seems to work but I
> can't get it to recognize the modem. I have a S
Nitebirdz wrote:
> On Sat, 5 Aug 2000, RTS wrote:
>
> > I just set up a new RedHat 6.2 system.
> >
> > What is everyone using today for SSH services on a system??
> >
> > Randy
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I've been using either OpenSSH or SSH 1.2.27. Versions of SSH beyond
> 1.2.27 cannot be used
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