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directly? Is that right? Will I have to build a floppy to boot from?
That would be okay, but I don't know how to do it.
Any help, pointers to documentation, etc., would be much appreciated.
Thanks.
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related, since RH 6.2 the Netscape address book won't work
worth diddly. It either fails to work, doesn't display addresses, or
crashes Netscape. Anybody else noticed this?
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the root
account on home machine. But I'd like a
graphical client for personal use, so please don't flame me
for my bad taste :-)
:-)
Thanks!
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Steve Borho wrote:
> where did you find webfonts-1-3.noarch.rpm?
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http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/contrib/noarch/noarch/webfonts-1-3.noarch.html
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Marc Davis wrote:
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> May 1 16:40:05 maxx kernel: VFS: Disk change detected on device
> ide1(22,0)
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> Could anyone explain what this means or point me in a direction that
> would lead to some understanding and/or remedy?
>
Well, it figures. . . . as soon
understanding and/or remedy?
Thanks in advance,
Marc
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"Thomas Ribbrock (Design/DEG)" wrote:
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> On Fri, Jan 28, 2000 at 01:37:40PM -0500, Steve wrote:
> > Portsentry flagged a scan on port 1080 today. I got the following:
> >
> > Active System Attack Alerts
> > =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> > Jan 28 13:30:19 localhost portsentry[585]: attackalert: C
Steve wrote:
>
I keep pretty close track of this. The majority of scans I've been
getting are originating with 24.0.94.130 ops-scan.home.net. I don't
think it's the "alleged badguys" increasing activity in an attempt to
get in while the getting is good. My take is that the problems were
never
Please advise: DO YOU INTEND TO RESPOND TO THIS COMMUNICATION?
(1) I have not received the full 180 days priority ftp access promised.
Original Message
Subject: [Fwd: Re: up2date problems]
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 06:43:43 -0600
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Rusty wrote:
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> I just wanted whatever input you guys cared to send my way on some books I
> am thinking of getting.
IMO:
For a general introduction to Linux, _Running Linux_ 3rd ed by Welsh,
et al is tops.
I've also found _Linux in a Nutshell_ to be very useful. A good Samba
book ( for e
Jeremy Bradley wrote:
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> Please do not take this as a flame, I am serious about this. I would like
> to hear opinions of why users of this list are so happy with Redhat compared
> to Microsoft.
I think you've gotten some cogent answers so far. Here's a slightly
different perspective
Kirk Taylor wrote:
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> Has anyone else had problems with up2date lately? The last few times I
> tried to access it, it told that I had to pay money for
> priority.redhat.com. I knew that would eventually happen, so I changed
> to ftp.redhat.com and updates.redhat.com and it said there was an er
Steve Cohen wrote:
>
> Can someone point me at a more complete list of compatible printers or
> information on how to tell if a printer is compatible?
>
http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/printer_list.cgi
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Getting rid of the netscape splash screen [about:]
launch netscape or netscape-communicator with the following switch:
>netscape -no-about-splash
In Gnome, I had to use the menu editor as root (rather than as my
regular user) to add the "-no-about-spash" to the command string. Not
sure
Well, sendmail flipped out last night -- right after midnight . . . eh?
-- but my helpful linux guru happened to be over for a glass o' bubbly,
so he reinstalled sendmail.
I'm now getting the following warning showing up in my logs:
Jan 1 11:01:00 maxx sendmail[1002]: /etc/sendmail.cf: WARNING:
Hal & Robert:
Doh!
Shall we say overlooking the obvious? I failed to realize the warning
message was telling me *which file* had the wrong write permissions and
was off thinking something obscure and menacing sendmail
configuration-wise was happening.
Thanks so much.
Problem solved.
User has
Strongly suggest you check out
http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/printer_list.cgi
Grant Taylor's extraordinary resource: Printer Compatibility Database.
I'm running the BJC-1000 right now based on information I found there
about which filters could be used with it.
Marc
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Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
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> On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, M. Erickson wrote:
>
> > The font package from microsoft.com is a .exe, which means I can't get the
> > files out of it,
>
I apologize if this isn't germane, I haven't been following the thread.
But if the issue is the web fonts, I got Ar
John Schmerold wrote:
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> That may be, but a Dejanews search for the solution to this problem resulted
> in no solutions to the problem. Only an extensive Google search solved the
> problem. Whoever is responsible for this problem should be hanging their
> head in shame.
For future reference a
"Paul M. Foster" wrote:
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> On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
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> > Hello again,
> >
> > What is a good book for a beginner of Red Hat Linux? I want to progress to
> > programming apps someday.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Frank Rocco
> >
FWIW, I'd suggest "Running Linux" 3rd Edition by Matt Welsh
>
> Hello,
>
> I am new to Linux and want to install it in a duel boot config for Win98. I
> heard of Redhat, Caldera and now Coral.
> Should I get Coral as it is the latest release?
>
> Regards,
> Frank Rocco
While at Comdex, I sat through a demonstration of the new Corel Linux.
I ca
Bob Hartung wrote:
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> Hi!
> Does anyone have any experience with the Canon bubbleJet
> printers under Linux. I presume that I would need to print
> through Ghostscript but have not idea what printers it is
> compatible with.
> Canon does not mention Linux compatibility on their web
> site.\
FYI.
I was doing several menu updates at the same time. I think the source
of the coolicon thing was an editor called Cooledit that was installed
at the same time I was doing Amaya. The panel crash had nothing to do
with it.
Had I run locate *cool*, I would have found everything I needed.
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"PATRICK C. GENTRY" wrote:
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> What version of E are you running?
>
Oddly enough, this question led to the solution. The temptation was to
reply "whatever ships with RH 6.1" but this seemed . . . unhelpful.
Anyway, Patrick's question got me looking around in the /etc/X11
directory to try and
Well, I don't know what I did. I run Gnome, RH 6.1. What I *thought* I
was doing was simply adding a menu entry for Amaya. However, when I
selected an icon out of the kappfinder directory, I got a core dump on
the Gnome panel. The panel relaunched itself nicely and everything is
fine . . . unt
Gustav Schaffter wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> What is, according to the list members experiences, the best X based
> text editor(s) for Linux RH6.x?
>
I'm new enough to the *nixes to find vi intimidating, although I can
fumble my way through a simple edit.
I probably do 90% of my editing with Pico, par
Juha Saarinen wrote:
> > That is why a majority of e-mail lists BAN the use of HTML e-mail.
>
> The Red Hat list doesn't, AFAIK. A simple "please don't use HTML when
> sending to the list" would have been enough. Flaming newcomers to the
> list is counterproductive and represents behaviour that
Yep. Same problem here. Worked fine under 6.0, can't find anything on
the parallel port on 6.1.
And I'm glad to hear RH is aware of the problem.
Am having similar problems with sound card (Creative AWE64 16 bit audio
SB16) which was happily recognized by sndconfig under 6.0 and seems to
throw
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