Group,
I decided to eliminate grub from the mba of the hardrive where windows
resides, so I could just boot to linux using a floppy. Obviously I
wanted grub on a floppy so what I did was (read it somewhere) to dd the
files stage1 and stage2 from /usr/share/grub/i386-redhat/ to the floppy
like
nks a lot for your help.
Felipe Leon.
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Hello group,
There is something a bit strange going on lately with my system, I
wonder if somebody has seen something similar. When I shut down the
computer it does all it needs to do to safely shutdown the system: kill
signals, services and so on but it will not completely turn off the
power!
Let me suggest that you not start posts with whining. It makes people
not want to help you. It's understandable that you are frustrated but
please try to contain it when posting questions.
You are right! Im sorry, Im ill as hell -kind of flu or smthing- and
last night my head was killing me, h
This is one of the typical things of linux: things break without an
apparent reason. Lately I decide to migrate my struggle to redhat 9. I
bought a new printer (hp deskjet 3820) and it was detected right and
configured right with the appropriate driver and so on. I was happily
printing for seve
It looks like this is due to kudzu and updfstab. Here is one
reference. You may want to search google's newsgroups by yourself.
Thanks a lot for the hint, the problem is solved! I just had to edit
/etc/fstab with entries without the kudzu option and they remain
forever. By the way thanks a lo
>Utterly strange!
>
>Some ideas:
>
>1. Do you _really_ use the correct file?
>2. Do you have the /etc mounted as a ram disk?
>
>
>Try e.g.:
>
>a. Edit another file in /etc save it and reboot.
>b. Open a terminal window and do 'cp /etc/fstab $HOME/fstab.out1'
> Do the changes to /etc/fstab, save
In RedHat 9 the 169.254.0.0/16 gets added to the routing table on boot.
Probably to play nicely with windows boxen. In Windows 2000+, if there
is no DHCP server available, an APIPA address (169.254.x.x) is
assigned.
Yep. RedHat 9 introduces zeroconf, which you need to disable if you
don't wa
I have a small house network: two boxes, connecting to dsl isp provider
with the help of a d-link broadband router connected to a dsl modem. The
router acts as a dhcp server and has a built in firewall. I want to be
able to share files internally between these two boxes. I wanted to use
NFS so
Hello group,
I want to have some mount points for a flash and another harddrive so I
can easily in gnome on the desktop mouse-right click go to disks and
have my mount points there. What I do is that as root I modify the
/etc/fstab file including the mount points and so on. After I save the
f
Hello,
Due to the amount of configuration problems I had with rh8 and hearing something about
the stability of older versions of rh, I decided to downgrade to rh7.3. I have to say
Im quite happy at the moment since I haven't got any of the problems I had while using
rh8, well maybe the manual co
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>Thanks so much,
>Fatima
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>Hi,
>
>I have been trying to get sound and sound recorder working on my system
>for almost a month now. However there has been very little luck in it. The
>sound card is detected by the system and I am able to hear mp3 using XMMS.
>I am also abl
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>On Wed, Mar 12, 2003 at 01:38:58PM +0100, Carlos Felipe Leon wrote:
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>> I hope Im not asking something too stupid out of my ignorance but
>> I would like to know how can I run programs normally distributed by redhat
&g
Hello all,
I hope Im not asking something too stupid out of my ignorance but I would like to know
how can I run programs normally distributed by redhat (OpenOffice, mozilla, etc) in a
system without the X window system.
I decided not to install X because it is a small old computer which becomes
Edward Dekkers wrote:
Thanks a lot for the hint, I heard about ogle but have never tried. I
tried xine but similar problems. I'll try ogle, to see what happens!
Muchas gracias compadre!
I've been following this thread, but did you take another poster's
suggestion of enabling DMA?
I don't reca
McDougall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribio lo siguiente:
//Try changing you -vo parameter to SDL or something else. Otherwise,
post
//to the mplayer mailing list.
//
//
//On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 15:06, Felipe Leon wrote:
//> Dear group,
//> //> I don't know if it has happened to somebody
Group:
I have a removable harddrive which I move from work to home in a daily
basis. Generally I do not have any reason to boot any of the computers
(at home or office) without the harddrive, however the few times I have
done it in windows (at work) there is a preventive message telling you
th
Dear group,
I don't know if it has happened to somebody this problem I have trying
to play dvd's with mplayer. I installed everything what it is required
for the program to play encrypted dvds, even re-compile the program and
so on. The program plays perfectly video cds, super video cds but wh
Gordon Messmer wrote:
On Fri, 2003-02-14 at 09:32, Felipe Leon wrote:
Dear list, I want to rebuild a package in order to make it more
appropriate for my system. I have installed RH 8. When I intended to do
so with
rpmbuild --rebuild src.rpm
I got some error messages related with some
Dear list, I want to rebuild a package in order to make it more
appropriate for my system. I have installed RH 8. When I intended to do
so with
rpmbuild --rebuild src.rpm
I got some error messages related with some missing dependencies.
I tried to satisfy these various dependencies (most of th
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On Sun, 09 Feb 2003 17:48:46 +0100, Felipe Leon wrote:
I had no idea what xterm was, now I understand, thank you very much!
So in which circumstances is xterm used? because before this I always
had used
the gnome
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On Sun, 09 Feb 2003 00:06:15 +0100, Felipe Leon wrote:
Thanks a lot for following my problem with the RPM package manager. Im
getting some output when I run the script (xterm -e
redhat-config-packages) in command line
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Thanks a lot for following my problem with the RPM package manager. Im
getting some output when I run the script (xterm -e
redhat-config-packages) in command line
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Im really sorry about the inconveniences I could cause, Im at work with windows and using a new emailer
Thanks a lot for the help.
Felipe.
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>> >What error output do you get when you start it in a terminal
>> >program, e.g. via
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On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 20:39:07 -0800 (PST), Miguelito Quijano wrote:
When I tried to install rpm using the graphical
package manager in Redhat 8.0 System Tools, it will
look for dependencies but after checking, it won't
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Miguelito Quijano wrote:
Hi,
When I tried to install rpm using the graphical
package manager in Redhat 8.0 System Tools, it will
look for dependencies but after checking, it won't
proceed and the mini-screen will disappear. How can I
make this work?
Thank you for your anticipated support.
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