problem with it.
The XP is installed on disk C and the RedHat is installed on D. the GRUB uses the MBR.
I tried to fdisk /mbr and nothing changes,I have installed the RedHat Again but still
no windows.
Please help ;-(
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I'm having a strange problem with a bash script when trying to cd with a
$variable. A simple example script follows. The issue is on the line
with cd ${copydir}. I'm wondering if there
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I'm having a strange problem with a bash script when trying to cd w
use the update
service and have picked up all updates, I believe.
Your thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Ron
#!/bin/bash
copydir=/home/ron/copy/
echo ${copydir}
pwd
cd copy
pwd
cd ..
pwd
cd ${copydir}
pwd
cd ~
pwd
The following is output from the script with the error
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2. P3 600Mhz, 384MB, 20GB hd, GeForce3 Ti200 64 MB, o
maybe... most people rank the time
investment in a high-quality, low-cost, secure, stable operating system
lower on their scale of importance than keeping their nose to the grindstone
in order to be able to afford to pay their taxes and their bills so that
they can go watch their son's
ccess the visor using pilot-xfer -L after hitting the hotsync
button on the visor. I just can't seem to get gpilotd or any of the
gnome/evolution apps to sync.
Is there a way to have gpilotd (once it works) to run in a daemon mode
and sync when ever I hit the hotsync bu
"
is the current voice traffic going through the IP tunnel? or is it split off
from the multiplexer before reaching the RH server so that it can then be
sent across the circuit switched network provided by the phone company? If
not, what performs the routing function?
regards,
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> anyone knows of something better (i.e. in a perfect world, dreamweaver
would
> work on Linux), do let me know.
Did you try running Dreamweaver under wine?
> Ron
Grig
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In all honesty, I never thought of that. I haven't experimented with it
(wine) but once, it was a dis
ws of something better (i.e. in a perfect world, dreamweaver would
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rther discussion on the
matter.
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As a relatively new linux user, what does this thread teach me about the
installation, configuration and optimization of Red Hat Linux?
Or has this been a wasted topic, best reserved for Slashdot?
Ron Jones
Irvin
Hello.
I am a new user of Red Hat Linux and I
am running into an error during the initial install that I can not find a
workaround or solution to on the internet thus far.
The error is as follows.
The file
/mnt/source/RedHat/RPMS/urw-fonts-2.0-12.noarch.rpm cannot be opened. This is
due to
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>
You may want to try turning off the PNP option in your Bios
configuration screen. Boot the machine, start Redhat and then run
sndconfig.
I hope this helps.
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o what is the problem? I don't know if this is an X
problem or a Linux problem.
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> For details please see the file COPYING.
> playmidi: No playback device found.
> [taschda@valerie midi]$
Same thing happens on my system with RH 6.2 and AWE64. It works if you
use
playmidi -e file.midi
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> > set folder=~/Mail
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> That's only for additional folders; that has nothing to do with the main
> inbox, which is wherever $MAIL is pointing to.
I guess I mis
I think what you want is explained in the mutt manual section
4.7. Mailbox Shortcuts. Basically you want to set the folder variable
to your default mail folder. In your .muttrc include a line like
set folder=~/Mail
Then you can use "=" or "+" to represent your ~/Mail dire
ame:dns2.imagineis.com
Address: 216.64.24.39
Notice that each server has a differnent IP address for dns2.
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hardware remains the same
and my problem is gone. I'm not sure whether it was flakiness on the
part of the motherboard hardware or a kernel bug which affected the
PCI controller of the VIA chipset.
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As you stated, only four primary partitions are allowed.
Logical partitions are placed inside a container called an "extended"
partition.
What you will need to do is:
1) shrink your primary partitions, moving them to the beginning of the
drive
2) expand the extended partition to include the spa
The behavior should not be dependent on the browser.
Did you reload from Netscape to make sure the old page was not cached?
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I noticed the same latency. Plus, my reply was posted twice. The time stamps were
many hours apart.
Also, I have noticed MANY posts where I receive several replies long before the
original post appears in my inbox.
Ron
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/=/, $pair);
$value =~ tr/+/ /;
$value =~ s/%([a-fA-F0-9][a-fA-F0-9])/pack("C", hex($1))/eg;
$FORM{$name} = $value;
}
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The result in this case will be two hash values defined:
$FORM(name) = "Bill Clinton";
$FORM(address) = &qu
I have used Partion Magic [includes Boot Magic] (from Power Quest) to solve
a number of disk reconfiguration issues like yours. It cost some money,
but saved a lot of grief.
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Don't know if my experience is the same as yours, but
I have never gotten DHCP (via pump) to work. So I hard-coded the IP
address in my config files. Even then, when booting the startup of eth0
always times out for 60 seconds, then reports [FAILED]. I found I had to
exectue the followin
Charles and Pete nailed the problem. I had a DOS end of line character in the file.
After removing it things worked.
Thanks,
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Yes, it's executable. The "perl process.pl" command worked fine.
It just seems to be having trouble finding the path the perl if
it attempts to find the path via the first line of the process.pl file
(like it's supposed to do).
Ron
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file or directory" is complaining
that bash cannot find perl! Since which perl clearly shows
it to be located at /usr/bin/perl and since the first line
of the process.pl file is #!/usr/bin/perl I don't see why
this is failing. When I explici
/home/rc/.Xauthority
the same users can login via telnet or using character login - it is
just the GNOME login that fails.
Users in /etc/passwd are fine.
This is Red Hat 6.2.
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and running /sbin/lilo got the "warning. /dev/sda is not the
first hard disk" or something similar. Adding the following lines to
the global section of my /etc/lilo.conf fixes the problem.
disk=/dev/sda
bios=0x80
disk=/dev/hda
bios=0x81
See the LILO docs.
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and read and write to the Mac floppy.
mount -t hfs /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
will mount Mac CDROMs also. My kernel .config has
CONFIG_HFS_FS=m
and I can see that the hfs module is loaded when issuing those
commands so I guess you need it to do the above.
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> 2. NAT How-To
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> 3. Packet Filtering How-To
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directory in /home/davy and
> copied ls in it from /home/ftp/bin.
Read the ftpd man page. There is information there in getting ls to
work. You'll need to add some directories and files to your ftp root.
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erything that's on the CD, not just the
> > installed packages.
how about
rpm -qip /mnt/cdrom/Redhat/RPMS/*.rpm > CD_RPMS
I'm not sure I have the capitalization correct on the path and it
would be nice to have blank lines between packages. I'm sure a simple
bash script could do this.
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y, the "text" is the executable code portion of a binary. Again, a tar
ball has no executable code for the kernel so that perm is really gonna do nothing.
You should just reset the perms to read or read/write to be tidy after creating it
IMHO.
Hope this helps.
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> snip
> Somet
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available to the server).
Maybe named is running as user "". Find out where the -u option is
coming from and try deleting it.
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/bin/cat's the text file
/etc/motd. You could change it to output the correct text depending on
context.
A more simple approach may be to use cron(8) or at(1) to simply change the
content of /etc/motd as appropriate from a selection of canned messages.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
-Ron
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ke to have the insmod done
> automagically at boot time.
>
> anyone know how to cause this to happen ?
In your /etc/conf.modules add the line
alias scsi_hostadapter BusLogic
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r and port 8000.
That should do it. You will have to learn the syntax of the blockfile and
cookiefile to allow the stuff you want in.
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u have to translate the
firewall rules to ipchains.
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> Does anyone know of a vector based graphics program for linux that will
> import adobe illustrator files??
I believe sketch will do that. Do a google search for it.
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I'm
using netscape-navigator-4.7-1.1 and netscape-common-4.7-1.1 which
I've run through Fortify and I haven't had a Netscape crash since I
installed those packages (Install date: Sat 13 Nov 1999 10:36:19 PM
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On Tue, Mar 07, 2000 at 10:52:57PM +0100, Gustav Schaffter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (Sorry, I must be brain-dead. :-)
>
> I'm trying to find out what rpm on the RH6.1 CD contains the
> /usr/sbin/in.identd file, but I ain't getting there.
pidentd-3.0.7-5
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repeating. Have you put the hostnames and IP addresses in the the FTP
servers /etc/hosts file? Long delays while connecting are typical of
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disk
> is much simpler and does what you ask it to do.
I would also like to use fdisk, even if I have to switch to another VT
and run it. I didn't find it during the install. I've resorted to
booting a Debian CDROM, using fdisk and then rebooting the RH 6.1 CD
to use the now existing
].53 'E.ROOT-SERVERS.NET'
I don't think it is the problem you are trying to solve here but I
would let your ISP know.
What are the outputs from ifconfig and route?
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e file shouldn't be left behind. You should upgrade your lpr
package. Check the Red Hat 6.1 updates or rawhide.
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gt; know where to change it. Any ideas?
The problem is that rec.1 is a man page that doesn't exist. It seems
to have been combined with the play.1 man page. To fix do the
following as root:
cd /usr/man/man1
ln -sf play.1 rec.1
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ightness by typing:
setterm -half-bright on
at the prompt. If that is what you want, you can put that line in your
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hat file, you can use
XF86Setup to make a new one but you have to install two RPMs if they
are not already there.
XFree86-XF86Setup-3.3.5-3
XFree86-VGA16-3.3.5-3
Using XF86Setup, you can specify the scan rates in the Monitor
section. I think that's what its called.
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On Sun, Feb 20, 2000 at 10:57:23AM -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Ron Golan wrote:
>
> > This sounds like the kudzu problem. Try disabling it or having it
> > start with the -s option. It baffled me for a week!
>
> Ron,
>
> I disabled ku
On Sat, Feb 19, 2000 at 08:02:54PM -0800, Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Ron Golan wrote:
>
> > This sounds like the kudzu problem. Try disabling it or having it
> > start with the -s option. It baffled me for a week!
>
> Ron,
>
> Start minicom with
line -- even when there's no phone connection
> to the modem itself.
This sounds like the kudzu problem. Try disabling it or having it
start with the -s option. It baffled me for a week!
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this for
a desktop machine. To set the timeout for energy saving display
features in X, set the power_saver option and the associated timeout
values. See man XF86Config. In console mode, see man setterm.
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> u don't have to do any tweaking?
>
> rdgs
I've been using the Xircom RBEM56 and it has a few problems with
Linux. It doesn't autonegotiate reliably and doesn't suspend properly
all the time with apm. It is usable but it would be nice to fix the
remaining problems.
gt;
> Can any one help?
Check you /etc/conf.modules file on the first machine. It should have
a line which starts
alias eth0
Add the entire line to /etc/conf.modules to the second machine.
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I have set up the hosts.lpd file, what am I missing?
In your /etc/hosts.lpd file only put the hostnames of the hosts you
want to give printer access to. example below:
# /etc/hosts.lpd
homer # FQDN would be homer.simpsons.org for example
marge
bart
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ually hangs.
>
> WTF is going on? Any ideas at all would be greatly appreciated.
Might you have accidently not included support for the proc filesystem
when you recompiled your kernel. Its in the filesystem section.
>
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John,
Don't know what gvim is but have you looked at fold(1)? It is for just this
purpose.
Cheers,
-Ron Miller
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This messag
On Sat, 22 Jan 2000, Hidong Kim wrote:
> Ron Golan wrote:
> >
> >
> > You need to have the hostnames of all hosts on your network which are
> > allowed to print in the file /etc/hosts.lpd
>
> Yes,
>
> I have all hosts listed in /etc/hosts.lpd.
When I
> try to print from one of the remote machines, I get an error saying:
>
> ripley: lpd: lp: Your host does not have line printer access
>
You need to have the hostnames of all hosts on your network which are
allowed to print in the file /etc/hosts.lpd
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kudzu should not start.
> I did not add the pre-install pcmcia_core line. It was already there
I don't know if that is a standard Red Hat thing. I use the pcmcia-cs
packages without any special Red Hat modifications.
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! Equivalent to using the '-no-about-splash' startup flag.
*noAboutSplash: True
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etscape/netscape-navigator
or
/usr/lib/netscape/netscape-communicator
as the case may be.
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On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, rpjday wrote:
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> On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, rpjday wrote:
>
> >
> > On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Ron Golan wrote:
> >
> > > On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, rpjday wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > a followup to my previous no
On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, rpjday wrote:
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> On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, rpjday wrote:
>
> >
> > On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Ron Golan wrote:
> >
> > > On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, rpjday wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > a followup to my previous no
>
> just for fun, i edited /etc/pcmcia/config.opts and removed the
> available range of 0x1000-0x17ff for ports, restarted pcmcia, and
> did the removal/insertion again. this time, the card was placed
> at 0x02f8, but still nothing from minicom.
>
> rapidly running out
On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, rpjday wrote:
>
> On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
>
> > On Sat, 25 Dec 1999, Ron Golan wrote:
> >
> > > I think if a directory has group execute permission, then setting the
> > > SGID will show an 'S&#
'S'. If the directory did not have group execute
permission set, then setting the SGID will show an 's'.
Anyone else have any other theories and is this documented anywhere?
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ts? I'm trying to get this whole de-uglification thing going on.
> > /me
>
> Linux unzip should handle this OK. Worked for me anyway. Use '-L' option
> if they are upper case:
I found I had to download the Windows 3.11 version ( 16 bit ) for
unzip to work. There are als
s fine on my RH 6.1 system. The About Acrobat Reader splash
screen says it is version 4.0 x86 linux stout0518 May 18 1999 03:30:09
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> out what?
I believe this is an open bug report on bugzilla still.
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else I need to make a change such that
both the Xserver and GNOME understand the same display size?
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n The Zone.
Any help/prayers/example scripts would be great.
Also if anyone knows of a 888 linux support number that deals in call per
incident basis at a good price. PLEASE forward the info to me.
As always, any help is greatly appreciated.
-Ron Staples (CCNA)
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modem. I would like to dial into this with my lap top and go out through
the Internet with it. Has anyone done this? Is there a how-to on this?
As always, any help is greatly appreciated.
-Ron Staples (CCNA)
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can scroll
back to read the screen output and try to discover where the modules
are being copied to. Could you have multiple module directories and
the modules are going into the wrong one?
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rder allow,deny
allow from all
What am I missing? For some reason I still can not not view a users web
page. And I have checked all dir and file permissions of the users dir.
Any ideas?
As always, any help is greatly appreciated.
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Looking forward to ANY replies.
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loan the keyboard out. I borrowed a Dell keyboard (ergonomic
type) and immediately started seeing the ` or was it '. I'm not sure.
The only Dell piece of hardware was the keyboard which is not made by Dell
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make it. It is model M/N: M-M35. I bought it as an OEM version without any
packaging or documentation. I had a cheap Mouse Systems 2-button serial
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heck out the Book Pool <http://www.bookpool.com/>
I think their discounts are better and I recently ordered some
O'Reilly books from their website and received good service.
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te directory is: pam-0.57-4
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de 7.
Installing as rescue (hoping for 'info signals' to work - NOT) didn't
help, and installing as expert gives the same bad result.
Can somebody help or tell me where I should look? I am stopped (which is
a very poor reflection on the product).
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erly and have had to switch
my COLOR_XTERM definition to xterm instead.
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> ip> cache up to 1GB.
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> The FIC PA-2012 will handle 768MB of Ram.
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I'm using an FIC PA-2012 and have a question in this regard. The manual
says that it accepts up to 768MB RAM but does the 1MB on board cache cache
all the RAM? I was under the impression that 1MB could at mo
are must support APM. Then recompile the kernel to
include APM and "power off on shutdown". It's probably not called
this exactly but I'm sure you'll recognize it.
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thing is that after installing the procps files the first
library above was linked to /usr/i486-linux-libc5/lib/libXt.so.6.0.orig
which is the backup copy I made before I remade the link and consequently
the xterms didn't work again. I put it back and I can use xterm but I
would like to know how
work. Please advise me how to keep this in order.
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> After installing most of the RH5.0 errata (listed in a previous message)
> xterm doesn't work in Xwindows. I have more info to add. nxterm still
> works but it has
bout this which can point me in the right direction?
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Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 23:44:16 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: Re: "." appears by
ave strong doubts that most of these are
related but I thought someone with more experience could tell me exactly
which one is causing the problem.
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