RE: unexpected shutdown

My first guess would be to check your power supply. It may be too small for your system or delivering insufficient amps to carry the load. Tom Thomas S. Fortner Burleson, Texas [EMAIL PROTECTED] "but we preach Christ crucified..."  1 Corinthians 1:23 Message: 20 Subject: unexpec

RE: Red Hat and Fedora

Yeah, I know that all those packages can be downloaded and installed. I like the way Red Hat integrates them into the OS because, for example, I can find all the configuration files in /etc regardless of the package. Also, I have used KDE, Gnome, CDE, Afterstep and fvwm and I really like the in

Samba

Hi Yoss, I've used Samba on Solaris on both Sparc and Intel hardware and it works almost identically to Samba on Linux. The locations of the Samba files are different because Red Hat nicely integrates Samba into the OS. On Solaris, the default is /usr/local/samba. You may need to write or cust

Samba on Solaris

Hi Yoss, I've used Samba on Solaris on both Sparc and Intel hardware and it works almost identically to Samba on Linux. The locations of the Samba files are different because Red Hat nicely integrates Samba into the OS. On Solaris, the default is /usr/local/samba. You may need to write or customiz

Samba DC question

Yes, but it is easier to use a couple of workstation class systems running DC services under Windows than it is to do this with Samba. There is a HOWTO on the Samba web site that documents this procedure. Tom Thomas S. Fortner Burleson, Texas [EMAIL PROTECTED] "but we preach Christ cruc

TX2000 RAID controller

Earl, Promise gave me the same run around when I called them for help. The problem is that the controller's BIOS loads into memory, but the driver doesn't automatically find that BIOS in memory. The result is that each drive in the array is treated by the OS as a separate drive and not a membe

Compaq lockup

>Message: 11 >Subject: ProLiant DL380 Frequent Lock-ups - SCSI driver? >Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 16:00:56 -0400 >From: "Maurer, Justin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >This is a multi-part message in MIME format. >--_=_NextPart_001_01C3878D.8F57AB4

RE: malware firewall

>Message: 5 >Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2003 14:33:20 -0500 (CDT) >Subject: OT: http content scanning proxy >From: "Distribution Lists" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Does anyone know of a product that acts like a http proxy and will scan >the data for malware/

/boot won't mount after upgrade to hardware RAID

Hi folks: I added an IDE RAID controller and a second hard drive to my Red Hat 9 system, which moved the hard drive from hda to hdg. I found a couple of places where I needed to change the (HD0,0) definition, such as /boot/grub/device.map and /etc/sysconfig/grub. However, I must have missed on

/boot won't automaount

Hi folks: I switched from a single hard drive to a hardware RAID configuration on ministry1.prodigal.local, listed on "My Systems" on RHN. When I made this change, it changed my boot drive from /dev/hda3 to /dev/hdg3. I went through the configuration files to change the references for hd(0,0). I f