In RedHat you use the rawwrite utility. You will see the related files and
utilities in a subdirectory on hte CD. It does bascially what the dd
command does.
Paul Anderson
Remo Mattei wrote:
> Hi guys any suggestion on how to make an install diskette from RH cd. In
> caldera I would u
I meant for each to be on their own line. Other than that you could use
commas if you meant them to be on one line. Kinda old school I don't use
metacharacters or commas, I use individual ines for each entry.
Paul Anderson
rpjday wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Apr 2001, Paul Anders
replace the 15 with 15 30 45 00. This will make the job run every 15
minutes.
Mark Lo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to know what syntax to run corn job every 15 minutes ??
>
> etc. 15 * * * * > ???
>
> Thank you
>
> mark
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While you can install 8.1.7 on 7.0, you cannot get a database to work
yet (glibc stuff). You will do better to install on 6.2 and you would
be MUCH better if you upgrade to at least 8.1.6. 8.1.5 is very buggy
and even under good circumstances does not run very good.
Paul Anderson
vara prasad
added though is not one I would permanently add
to my system.
Paul Anderson
Kumar wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> When every i try to do telnet/ftp to 192.168.1.1, this
> is what i get "cannot reach the network / not route".
>
> Then i have done this,
> #route ad
Use RAID disks, Logical Volume Manager and/or clustering. All of these
features are downloadable.
Paul Anderson
"Ashley M. Kirchner" wrote:
> Past experience has taught me that if an NFS server happens to go
> down for whatever reason (and then restarted), the machines c
I don't have a CD loaded, but there is an emergency option. Use it instead
of expert.
Paul Anderson
Rajaram wrote:
> When I boot from the CD the same install screen comes up. When I choose
> expert option , just a # prompt shows up and i am unable to access my
> previous fi
You can boot from the CD just like you would a floppy.
Paul Anderson
Rajaram wrote:
> Hi,
> this morning, I lost a bootable floppy disk. What should I do? Please help. I dont
>want to do a Re-Install.
> Thanks in advance,
> Raj.
>
> NetZero Platinum
> No Banner
I have Road Runner access thorugh my Linux box without issue at all. You
just need to make sure that the ethernet card is set to DHCP.
Paul Anderson
Clarence Donath wrote:
> Has anyone here any experience getting Linux to work with the cable
> Internet access service Road Runner?
, etc. Once built most people "connect" to the database by
using sqlplus as a user of that database. svrmgr is usually used as a line
of last resort by a DBA. Again, I will tell you that running 8.1.7 on 6.2
is probably the most stable Oracle environment for Red Hat.
Paul Anderson
Hidong K
to make to
your Linux system. This is a good link to follow:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/docs/howto/XDMCP
Paul Anderson
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> Hello
>
> I would like to connect to my Linuxserver from my Windows Machine and run X
> in a window can i do that and what do i
would do good to upgrade to 8.1.7 which can be downloaded from Oracle for
free. While you are at it you want to run 6.2 instead of 6.1. I have
found these to be a stable platform for a production Oracle system.
Paul Anderson
Hidong Kim wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've installed Oracle 8.1.
You could do all of this in 7.0. Only problem is that at the end of the day,
while you can complete and install, you can not run an instance of the
database. At least I can not. I am hoping htis gets solved soon. Until it
does I am on 6.2.
Paul Anderson
J Hayward wrote:
> >From the r
After all the fun I had with trying to install the Oracle under 7.0 I
thought I would ask before I cut my wrists trying to do this again. I
know there is not official support for the glibc, but can a database
even run?
Paul Anderson
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Quite frankly I would try this with BEOS or something with a smaller kernel.
I know there is a Linux that has been made for Palm's, etc. This should be
small enough, but I have no idea where to get it.
Paul Anderson
J Hayward wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> This message was
Use minicom.
Paul Anderson
gf b wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Can anyone advise me how to configure a router through a Linux Serial
> Terminal utility, similar to Windows' Hyper Terminal?
>
> Kind Regards,
> Gabriel
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Your answer worked very well. Thank you. As for the bandwidth I have
wired up our own private network off of a second NIC with a full
100BaseT switch. We are calling it network latency testing.
Paul Anderson
Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> I have found my best source of files and info to
all I have probably played in the last few years. A system must
have certain priorities and I am looking to the group to help me align
mine.
Paul Anderson
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t a machine. True if you check
your RPMs you would catch it, but I for one am lazy in that regard. It was
at least either amusing or interesting or both.
Paul Anderson
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here know any more about the virus?
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I personally like ethereal better. It comes in an rpm, I think in the
contrib directory. If you can't find it, email me off list and I will send
you the RPM.
Paul Anderson
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What happens when you run ifconfig and netstat -r? Do you see the right
routes and IP addresses?
Paul Anderson
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No I still have 2.1.92 on this platform. I guess I won't run up2date just
yet!
Paul Anderson
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I updated to 7.0 and the install works much better.
Paul Anderson
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designation most of your number lock and page up, page down stuff will
not work without knowing the control sequences for the terminal.
Paul Anderson
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How
about gcc. It is built in an fairly good.
Paul
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Were can I have a good compiler for .c
new drive partition]. You will have to do this for each
partition and remember to make swap partition on the new drive using fdisk.
Though I have done this I recommend Parition Magic. Not as messy.
Paul Anderson
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You also might try:
http://www.europe.redhat.com/documentation/HOWTO/IPX-HOWTO.php3#toc1
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You might try ftp://vger.timpanogas.org/nwfs/. This is a utility for
mounting Novell partions.
Paul Anderson
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A note to the rm -Rf command, it removes everything and one should be
careful to do a 'pwd' to make sure you are IN the directory you want to
delete. If you are a newbie you could wipe your system with this command.
Paul Anderson
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I did not get this from something I read. I have written device drivers in
both. Their underlying subsystems are almost identical.
Paul Anderson
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Actually NT's Internals are almost identical to VMS.
Paul Anderson
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continues to do so. I think you need to understand more about intellectual
property and derivitive works. I knew I should not have started this!
Paul Anderson
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I know I should not do this, but I defy you to name anything Microsoft
pioneered. My momma called what they have done stealing.
Paul Anderson
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man xmodmap
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I like my terminals to underst
Look in your /etc/sysconfig directory. Look at the files for you ifcfg-eth0
and duplicate them with the different IP address under ifcfg-eth1. This
should do what you want.
Paul Anderson
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You might want to try a kill -HUP to try to "wake" the process up. Not all
processes will respond to this, but most will. Once awakened you should be
able to use a kill -9. If these are orphaned processes then this will not
work.
Paul Anderson
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Too bad RedHat 7.0 does not work with Oracle though. There are tricks to
setting it up, but I have yet to get a datbase to run right with it yet.
Paul Anderson
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Most of the VAX CD's are ISSO CD's and can be mounted that way. Windows
does not like the VAX naming convention, file.name;1. It can't handle the
";" in the file name.
Paul Anderson
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al NAT pool. I then tie
the network down using the ipchains rules. I have to admit to using access
lists in my router as well.
Paul Anderson
The way you have things setup the default gateway for your clients is
outside the mask you have set for the client so that the default gateway is
unreachable.
Dell, IBM and VA all have Linux ready PC's. There may be others, but htose
are the only ones I know about.
Paul Anderson
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ifconfig -a will show you all the interfaces with the IP address. You can
get your routing table from netstat -r.
Paul Anderson
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much
expertise it took to do the install. Obviously this tells me something
about the author of the article.
Paul Anderson
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I don't appreciate the tone of the response. If you did not have an
adequate answer you can keep your unwanted sarcasm to yourself. As far as
definition I was looking for the Tivoli client RPM's.
Paul Anderson
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Does anyone know if there are RPM's for Tivoli for RH7? If so, where
are they?
Paul Anderson
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find [directory path] -ctime 15 -print
This will get any file changed in the over 15 days ago. If you want
accessed try atime instead. If you want modified change this to mtime.
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be simple.
when you have it running.
i can send you some stuff to startup and shutdown oracle
on shutdown and bootup.
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Is there any information about running Oracle 8 on RH7? Given the new
libraries is it even possible? I have tried to search these archives,
as well as Oracle, and have not found any defintive answers? I would
appreciate anyone who has information or experience giving a helping
hand.
Paul
I am an old time Unix guy, so for doing this I like the dd command. It
gets everything and in this case you need not worry about different size
devices. Something like:
dd b=512 if=/old/device of=/new/device
Michael McLeod wrote:
> I have 2 hard drives one for windoz and one for LINUX. The
is is ridiculous, we all
know he is a good actor."
Paul Anderson
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> I donnot understand the fuzz regarding Al Gore on this list. Seen from abroad,
> he is a serious person seeking the office for honest reasons.
>
> G. W. Bush is a charlatan seeking the o
The asserrtion that Microsoft ftopped at 3.2 is false. 3.2 was VERY buggy and
3.3 was released shortly after 3.2.
Paul Anderson
"Mikkel L. Ellertson" wrote:
> On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, CH wrote:
>
> > > An interesting side note - MS-DOS basicly stopped development a
Prior to WWII the term computer actually referred to a human being.
Paul Anderson
Rob Hardowa wrote:
> Totally off topic but worth a stab at it...
>
> According to "Operating Systems Concepts" by Silberschatz and Galvin it
> all depends on how you define "Op
then made a ruthless licensing deal with IBM.
Originally MS-DOS was NOT the IBM version. It was the oddball DOS than ran on
most of the block I/O processers from companies like Wang and DEC.
I liked joking about this more...
Paul Anderson
Keith Kern wrote:
> I heard that Gates stole dos from
To be correct it was Tipper who invented the OS so that Al could invent
the Internet. Bush denies involvement in the Washington inner circle
and therefore denies any involvement with the Internet. :-)
Paul Anderson
Michael Yanowitz wrote:
> Can someone please tell me what Gore's
Yes it did ship with the 2.96 gcc. Or at least that is what is on the
distribution I installed.
Paul Anderson
Bret Hughes wrote:
> Sent to the bash list.
> Anyone else see this? Did RH 7 ship with gcc 2.96? I wonder how big a deal
> this really is?
>
> Bret
>
> Art Wild
Boot off a floppy and then try to mount the drive. It sounds as though the
drive or least the partition table is screwed up. If you can not even see
the partition table I guess you will know where you are at then.
Paul Anderson
~:~Koshy Karteya~:~ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've got a p
Have you checked log files? Do you get a core dump? Are you doing the
same thing everytime it locks up?
rob smith wrote:
> My box is locking up once in a while...and it happens with difference
> programs...the screen freezes and then things go transparent except for
> icons...all text disappe
eters, i.e., below 1024 cylinders.
Paul Anderson
"Stephen E. Hargrove" wrote:
> Paul Anderson wrote:
>
> > This is strictly a guess...But when I have had this type of problem before
> > it was becuase both the IDE and the SCSI were trying to be the primary boot
> >
. I
was still able to "boot" from the SCSI devices using LILO.
Paul Anderson
"Stephen E. Hargrove" wrote:
> Well, I'm just having a blast trying to get my Promise Ultra66
> operational. (Translation: #$&%!!#&*^%!!)
>
> Here's the setup: I have
I don't know if this applies because I have not installed WP with 7.0 yet, but Corel
posts this fix:
http://linux.corel.com/support/script.htm
Paul Anderson
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> Morning all
>
> I've just installed 7.0 on a spare Thinkpad, and find that
You might want to try http://www.networkeverywhere.com/help.html#two.
Frank Reichenbacher wrote:
> Anybody know a good site or book for do-it-yourself twisted pair cabling
> written for nitwits like me? I cannot wire a clip to save my life.
>
> Frank Reichenbacher
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install process, as will mke2fs to format the partition.
> I am also putting Novell in the
> equation and I am unsure if this will change anything.
>
I don't know how well it'll handle other OSes
ntues if there is no activity. On our dialup
Netscape kits this will kill the Netscape.
Paul Anderson
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nstall Linux. Don't
know if this will work, but I have done it on PB's in the past with
success.
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ng able to get my Compaq 56K-VSC Winmodem
> > that came with my Presario to work under Linux, is there?
>
> No. You have a better chance of getting your refrigerator to work under
> Linux.
>
Actually with an X10 chip from Radio Shack I can make your refrigerator
work with Linux.
that came with my Presario to work under Linux, is there?
>
Unless one can come along to shed more hope than I, there is no way to
make a Winmodem work with any other OS. These modems should never have
been sold in the first place.
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You fail to metion what laptop or PCIC chipset you have. At least for
me, this is very valuable information to try to help you.
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Andrej Todosic wrote:
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> hi everyone ,
> i need a bit of help getting started ,
> I am running redhat on 2 macines at home ( 5.0)
> and
t; NetSpace Systems
> 9238 Highway 20 West
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> 256-774-0199 fax
>
Again, this is a network configuraiton issue. Either configure the
network or remove smb from your rc startup.
Paul Anderson
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her have not
setup the network or have set it up incorrectly. You can either set the
network up or remove sendmail from your rc startup.
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This may suprise you, but you will find one of Red Hat's developers,
Erik Troan, over on JOS. Two happenin' projects at the same time...Now
that's a geek! :-)
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Whoops...it is late I forgot the b at the end of the mknod command. So
it should be:
mknod cdrom major minor b
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Paul Anderson wrote:
>
> John H Darrah wrote:
> >
> > On Sat, 25 Apr 1998, Braden N. McDaniel wrote:
> >
> > > >
> >
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Actually not. Linking does not seem to give the major and minor numbers
needed by the OS. Try "mknod cdrom major_number minor_number". That
will work so long as the major and minor numbers
;
>
There is a link between the SCSI drive 0 and your cdrom device. Is this
where your cdrom is (I doubt it.) Link it to the appropraite device and
you should be good to go.
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ember it
as. Unix was made to play games, tripped accidentally into development,
taught OS theory and then went commercial in 1977 with Interactive.
Since then demons have become daemons and the historical cleansing has
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found that they have mostly Cybers and VMS running. I have never
noticed on a large scale that the Air Force has ever accepted Unix.
Orange Book security is largely a joke. No OS that is current is ever
really certified. By the time the certification process is done the OS
has passed in its
ere.
> i am using a supported multitech 28k mt2834lt modem
>
> we are getting closer to the final solution
>
> thks
> barry
>
Maybe I missed something herebut what laptop and what chip do you
have? Then list the contents of how you edited the pcmcia file. These
would be h
on of your video chipset than your monitor. The
monitor, from the sounds, could be set for 800 X 600. What you need to
know is what video cip the laptop has. You then need to install the
server for that chip or try the generic SVGA server.
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> On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 20:12:46 -0500, Paul Anderson wrote:
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>
> Well, this doesn't hold much wa
l be waiting to send an
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>
> - Usama.
>
Or perhaps you will make the National Enquirer's Psychic predictions for
1999 issue.
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ease date?"
> supposed to mean?
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My personal rule of thumb is when Donnie and Erik disappear from the
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via-a-vis embedded chips. Whether or not these would fit into the
definition of an OS is wholly dependant on their function. It is my
suggestion that you go take a good course in OS theory at a local
college and stop reading Windoze Magazine.
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-personal.engin.umich.edu/~gmfall
>
We are a Linux friendly ISP that supports a family centered, pornography
filtered connection. We have helped many on various platforms to get
connected, and even supply our own copy of the Netscape browser to make
life even easier. We are in Melbourne Flor
Does anyone know of any drivers or filters that work with the
aforementioned printer? Iwould rather not have to write a filter, so I
am hoping there is already an answer and I will be shower with gratitude
anyone who can give me the answer.
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icaiton
will never run on those variants unless, either, one, the application
has a runtime complie for the platform and OS, or has several binary
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