What is the command for pseudo root and how do I use it?
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To setup the drivers in i686 do this (it is best to rebuild them as
their built for i386 machines. This will make them run better on
yours). You shouldn't* need to logout of X to install them, but you
will need to reboot X to make your system use them. Attached is my copy
of the XF86Config file
There is a ghost button on my Kpanel which I think is crashing Kpanel.
I can't click on it, but buttons move around it when I try to rearrange
them. So, I figured I'd right-click on Kpanel and go to remove ->
button, however once the button part opens Kpanel just crashes, every
time guaranteed. H
That latest versions of the drivers worked, should have checked that, but it
just went clear over my head. Thanks a lot.
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On Wednesday 20 November 2002 04:52 am, Michael Schwendt wrote:
>
> On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 01:45:28 -0500, MET wrote:
> > As I just updated the kernel I now need to rebuild the source rpm's
> > for my NVIDIA video card. So i do this:
> >
> > rpmbuild --rebuild
As I just updated the kernel I now need to rebuild the source rpm's for my
NVIDIA video card. So i do this:
rpmbuild --rebuild NVIDIA_kernelsrc.rpm
And it begins to build until this error gets spit out at me.
RPM build errors:
user buildmeister does not exist - using root
group
Not sure when this occured, but for the past few days I have not noticed the
little RHN circle icon informing me that my system is up2date or needed newer
versions. Its completely missing and I'd like to get it back. Any ideas?
Also, whenever I go to 'Red Hat Network' inside of 'System Tools'
Could anyone suggest a good gui tool to setup and use cvs (if there is one).
I've recently installed cvs and gotten a few files in it, but I have a huge
project I'd like to put into it and get going, and the command line interface
is just terribly annoying to deal with for lots of files and fol
I was wondering if anyone knew of any documentation on setting up the
server-side-sorting in the CourierIMAP mail server. Naturally I have
found their website, but it lacks any documentation past the very basic
install from what I can see.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
I'm trying to loop through all the parameters given to a script. My script is
executed like so: ./app Matthew Timmy Daniel
for i in $#
do echo Loop iteration - $i
done
This loop just loops once and prints: Loop iteration - 3
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Th
#x27;t really
support KDE. Apparently just one of their employees during their spare
time makes the rpm's so who knows. So far so good though.
~ MET
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t variable
> -Original Message-----
> From: MET
> Subject: Re: Shell Script Question || Check for set variable
>
>
> I've tried what follows and I still get " if: Expression Syntax ".
>
>
> #!/bin/tcsh
>
> if [ -z "$2"
I've tried what follows and I still get " if: Expression Syntax ".
#!/bin/tcsh
if [ -z "$2" ] ; then
echo You have not set a file to be appended.
exit 1
fi
Any ideas?
~ MET
On Tuesday 05 November 200
Simply put, I'm trying to check if $2 is set. Any ideas?
if ( ! $2 ) then
echo You must set a second file
exit 1
fi
The above doesn't work reporting if expression error. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advan
I recently submitted a question with my up2date having launching issues,
which thankfully was quickly answered and easily fixed. Now that I can
run up2date it's telling me that I need to upgrade the kernel and
kernel-source to 2.4.18. The problem is that the kernel.rpm is for
i686, which is what
According to Laptop Power Control inside of the Control Center I need to
make /usr/bin/apm setuidso that I can use/manage suspend and standby.
So basically, how do I do this?
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On Sat, 26 Oct 2002 18:09:56 -0400, MET wrote:
> Not working...its still trying to archive the stats folder. And I did
> a search online and they came up with a view syntax variations which
> also failed. So I have no idea.
>
> tar czvf webroot.tar.gz --e
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MET wrote:
>
> I have a folder called 'webroot'. Inside of webroot I have 2 dozen
> folders and some more files. Simple layout, nothing fancy. I'd like
> to archive and compress them all using a shell script which of cou
I have a folder called 'webroot'. Inside of webroot I have 2 dozen
folders and some more files. Simple layout, nothing fancy. I'd like to
archive and compress them all using a shell script which of course would
be run through the cron daemon. I compress as so:
tar zcvf webroot.tar.gz w
I'm trying to start using Qt and I'm having problems setting up the
environmental variables so I guess I'm off to a pretty bad start. Below
is what I have included in my /etc/profile minus the defaults and the
export commands. My export commands are fine as the rest of my
variables work except fo
I'm trying to start using Qt and I'm having problems setting up the
environmental variables so I guess I'm off to a pretty bad start. Below
is what I have included in my /etc/profile minus the defauls and the
export commands. My export commands are fine as the rest of my
variables work except for
How do I create a self-signed PGP signature?
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How do I make 'startx' launch KDE ?
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On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, MET wrote:
> Makes sense except that whenever I push the power button while in GUI
> or CUI it shuts off.
>
> Bios?
Possibly. Are you r
: Return from Standby or Hibernate
On Mon, 21 Oct 2002, MET wrote:
> I'm running RedHat 8.0 with the latest kernel and installed APM
> support on my Dell 8200 laptop. Using the APMD I can easily go into
> either standby or hibernate by selecting the option through
> righ
Is there a way without having to edit the file ' to make the next
restart run in command line instead of GUI? Say for chance I want to
update KDE and I know that I'm going to do that next restart. Can this
be done?
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I'm running RedHat 8.0 with the latest kernel and installed APM support
on my Dell 8200 laptop. Using the APMD I can easily go into either
standby or hibernate by selecting the option through right-clicking on
the battery/power-plug icon in the menu. However, after that, I have NO
idea how to awa
Attached is a copy of my default /etc/profile file which contains all of the
system wide variables/paths for all of my bash users. If someone could show
me how I would add something like /usr/local/qt/doc and /usr/local/qt/include
and one or two more that would be greatly appreciated. $PATH va
ce of the new kernel or the backup. Then
if
all goes well, you can remove the backups later (assuming LILO).
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I'm trying to get mplayer to play my DVD however, it doesn't recognize
the drive because the system is detected it as a CD drive, thus
/dev/cdrom not /dev/dvd.
Any ideas on how to make Linux notice the difference?
~ Matthew
P.S. Installing the new kernel in a few for those who read my last
que
I just ran the Red Hat Update Agent and it informed me that my kernel
and kernel-source are out of date. Naturally it says to perform the
update otherwise they wouldn't have released it, but what do you all
say? And, how much work am I going to have to do in order once these
two RPM's are install
Title: Message
You
need to download and install the NVIDIA drivers which are NOT preinstalled in
the RH CD's.
Follow all the information on this page. http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=linux_display_1.0-3123
You
will need to do all of this in CUI mode (not graphical). And you will also
I just installed mplayer as suggested by the site. I then launched the
'gmplayer' command which thus launched the GUI player. I haven't tested
a dvd yet, but on the .avi file it was playing at what I would estimate
as twice the normal speed (as was the sound). Any ideas?
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Does anyone know how to use the AppletViewer that comes installed with the
RPM. I know what it does and I've used it on Windows often, but I'm
currently having no success with it. Any Ideas?
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What port(s) does samba use?
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Figured as much, but I wasn't sure. Thanks.
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MET wrote:
>If I'm
If I'm just running a laptop with no need for a server or any development
other than C++/Qt apps do I need to be running the OpenSSH service?
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Where's the Menu Editor in RH 8 - BlueCurve ? Am I blind?
I just want to get rid of their weird menu layout. Its extremely annoying how
applications that they consider secondary go in the 'extras' or 'accessories'
folder.
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On Tuesday 15 October 2002 12:49 am, Hitesh Ashar wrote:
> On Monday 14 Oct 2002 22:39, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> > hello,
> > are there any out there? i'd prefer a kde app, but if not are there an
> > wysiwyg html editors for X? dreamweaver and golive are for windows and
> > mac...=(
> >
>
Does anyone know of any good documentation (I have found NONE) on how to
configure courier-imap's server side sorting options?
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Is there a way to turn OFF the preview pane in Kmail?
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Is there a way to offer a logout manager which allows for logout (back
to CUI), restart, and shutdown WITHOUT offering a graphical login?
I have 1 client that does NOT need and should never need a graphical
mode, but I have one user who knows very little and I would like to
block as much of the C
n Fri, 2002-10-11 at 06:21, MET wrote:
>
> [root@oxin RPMs]# rpm -ivh opera-6.03-20020813.3-shared-qt.i386.rpm
> error: Failed dependencies:
> libXm.so.2 is needed by opera-6.03-20020813.3
> libqt.so.2 is needed by opera-6.03-20020813.3 [root@oxin
> RPMs]#
Whenever I boot my laptop it lags very badly on sendmail very badly. It
takes over a minute for it to eventually say [OK] and move on. What can
I do to stop this and speed up my boot time, which on a laptop is
critical, since it is meant for portable computing, not slow computing.
Ideas?
~ Ma
I'm trying to install opera-shared version 6.03 and I'm getting two
requirement failures. I know that libqt.so.2 is found some motif RPM,
however the only one I've found (through a link on Opera's site) was for
RH 7.3 ( I run 8 ) so it gave me errors. Does opera-shared not
currently support RH 8
As a brand new user to Red Hat, what exactly is the benefit of paying
$60/yr to join the Red Hat Network? Can you live without it and still
keep your system up-to-date and stable? Does it just centralize
information for updating your system?
What's the big deal?
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How would I guarantee not to run the 'startx' command if launched from
an xterm? What should I put in the script?
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inux-dell-laptops group on Yahoo. I've seen
numerous discussions on this issue.
JT
MET wrote:
> Does Red Hat 8.0 offer a standby or suspend mode similar to that on
> Windows for laptops. Basically, I have a laptop running RH 8 that I
> would like to carry from class to cl
What is the script that gets for the bash shell on login for a user.
Not the default wide file, but the user specified one. Basically, I
want to set it up so that when 1 of my users logs on it automatically
runs the command 'startx' to load of KDE. I'm doing it this way because
I do want to boot
Does Red Hat 8.0 offer a standby or suspend mode similar to that on
Windows for laptops. Basically, I have a laptop running RH 8 that I
would like to carry from class to class without turning off between the
10 minute intervals when I run around campus.
Suggestions?
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Redhat 8 should detect your wireless setting automatically.
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 15:04, MET wrote:
> I have a base station and everything else that I need, including a
> build in Dell 802.11/b compliant wireless ca
d, 2002-10-09 at 15:04, MET wrote:
> I have a base station and everything else that I need, including a
> build in Dell 802.11/b compliant wireless card. I believe its just a
> rebranded Lucent card. How do I setup the wireless settings in CUI
> mode? What config files do I need to
I have a base station and everything else that I need, including a build
in Dell 802.11/b compliant wireless card. I believe its just a
rebranded Lucent card. How do I setup the wireless settings in CUI
mode? What config files do I need to edit and add things to?
In FreeBSD all you have to do
And finally, I'm according to my login prompt I'm running on i686
architecture, and I see a NVIDIA_kernel rpm for that, but I don't see a
NVIDIA_GLX rpm for that. What did you do?
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I have just downloaded two RPM files that I need to get XFree86 running
on my system (NVIDIA drivers), but where do I put them so that my 'rpm'
commands will work on them? On Unix there is a ports/packages center, I
know of /var/lib/rpm/ but I don't see a directory saying 'PUT ME HERE',
so I'm a
As I don't have X running at all I have to do everything in CUI, which
is fine (but I'm just laying out the scene). Once I download the files,
where do I put them so that the following commands will work? Currently
when I type those commands it says that the file was not found. So I'm
sure they
lp me get this running it would be greatly
appreciated.
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