A friend of mine's mouse doesn't work properly in XFree86. No matter
which direction he moves his mouse, the cursor always makes its way to
the top left corner and gets stuck there. I beleive that he has
selected the wrong mouse. Now how do you select the right one?
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-kLicK
ICQ UIN# 2101942
A friend of mine's mouse doesn't work properly in XFree86. No matter
which direction he moves his mouse, the cursor always makes its way to
the top left corner and gets stuck there. I beleive that he has
selected the wrong mouse. Now how do you select the right one?
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-kLicK
ICQ UIN# 2101942
I have gone off and did a bad thing. Instead of making separate
partions for /usr /home /local etc. I have just made one big /
partition and now it is full. To my understanding it is impossibe to
resize a ext2 partitionI want to install StarOffice but I do not have
enough room. So my ques
The three most dreaded words to anyone ::shudder:: . Ok, someone mine as well
tell me how to do this : ( Times like this make me wish I had a Zip drive.
Well with Linux maybe not : )
> Or you could backup, reformat, and restore... :)
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MA
I haved tried Partition Magic before. Partiton Magic could only view the ext2
file system. It COULD NOT resize it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it might be
that I have an older version.
John Waalkes wrote:
> My weapon of choice is Partition Magic for something like that. No need
> to backup (
I'm running out of space in my linux ext2 partition. I need to take
about 300MB or HD space from my msdos partion and add it to my /
partition. This MUST be possible. Can anyone tell me how I would go
about doing this?
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHI
I am having some trouble installing StarOffice, when I run the setup up
program I immediately get the error:
line 1: syntax error at token 'l' expected declarator; i.e. File ...
After I click ok I get the error message "script error" and then it
quits. What am I doing wrong here? Do I need to
