of their adapters has worked as announced and the products are too
> expensive for what they are. Drivers aren't included and I had to download 3
> different files from several places on the Net (according to Keyspan's
> instructions) to notice it doesn't work. The system conc
> > We need to deploy RH9 to a few places where outside network access is a
> > no-go. So, here's what I was thinking, and I'd sure appreciate any
> > help/suggestions I could get.
> >
> Well, no reply, so this is what I did:
>
> 01) Fresh RH9 install on the computer with all of the required pack
the Net (according to Keyspan's
instructions) to notice it doesn't work. The system concerned was OS X.
Neither your adapter or the // to USB worked. I don't advice you to use
their products.
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Windows software isn't released, it's allowed to escape.
has anyone got this to work, if so, where is the documents
for this so i can get it to work ?
thanks
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CD's as well as all of the up2date packages that are current to the
install.
> I have available a test computer that is identical to the machines to
which
> I will be deploying, and a Backpack USB DVD burner. Here are my
> proposed/theoretical steps:
Well, no reply, so this is wh
CD's as well as all of the up2date packages that are current to the
install.
> I have available a test computer that is identical to the machines to
which
> I will be deploying, and a Backpack USB DVD burner. Here are my
> proposed/theoretical steps:
Well, no reply, so this is wh
e packages that are current to the install.
I have available a test computer that is identical to the machines to which
I will be deploying, and a Backpack USB DVD burner. Here are my
proposed/theoretical steps:
01) Do a fresh RH9 install on the computer with all of the required packages
(httpd,
Cornelius Kölbel wrote:
Hello,
when trying to access a compact flash card, I get such an error message:
/etc/hotplug/usb.agent: Bad USB agent invocation
Any hints for my redhat 9?
Thanks
Cornelius
Type that error into Google. There's about 53 hits.
From the ones I've read the
Hello,
when trying to access a compact flash card, I get such an error message:
/etc/hotplug/usb.agent: Bad USB agent invocation
Any hints for my redhat 9?
Thanks
Cornelius
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I have an old (Toshiba Pentium 166) laptop and the pcmcia wireless card
(Linksys) doesn't seem to work with it under Linux or Windows 98SE, so I
got a Linksys WUSB12 USB wireless adapter. This one does work under W98SE
but I'd prefer to stick with Linux on this machine.
Have any of
Hello list,
I bought a UCR-61S2B card reader, since it was the extremly cheapest I
got and since the internet said: "yes it runs on linux".
I installed it on an internal usb port. I am using compact flash cards.
I am running a linux, that was originally a redhat 9 distri. Think it
Kunkel, Mark wrote:
What I can not do is mount this device. It is a compact flash memory
with a vfat file system on it.
If I put the compact flash in a different reader (which is USB 1.1), I
can read it fine, so I know that I have the file system support that I
need. When I attempt to moun the
Title: USB to SCSI device naming
I have a usb 2.0 device connected to my system. I can see it listed as a device in
/proc/bus/usb/devices. I can also see it listed in the files /proc/scsi/scsi and
/proc/scsi/usb-storage-0.
What I can not do is mount this device. It is a compact flash
How do I build a boot diskette that'll allow me to boot from an usb disk
drive ?
I could install rh9 on it (using expert mode to load usb-storage module)
and built the boot diskette at end of install but when I boot with it I get
a kernel panic, error 6 when mounting ext2...
tia
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Subject: RE: How I can tranfer files between Windows and Linux by USB
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 07:04, Jason Tesser wrote:
> On the Linux side there is a way to route the usb connection to an ethernet
> connection. On windows no way I know of
>
Bound to be since windows was doin
On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 07:04, Jason Tesser wrote:
> On the Linux side there is a way to route the usb connection to an ethernet
> connection. On windows no way I know of
>
Bound to be since windows was doing the pda handheld networking pretty
early. maybe ppp connection would wor
You can buy a USB to internet hardware interface. That's absolutely the
simplest way. You can just plug your USB to the internet and transfer the
data through your internet connection.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Behalf O
On the Linux side there is a way to route the usb connection to an ethernet
connection. On windows no way I know of
-Original Message-
From: Le Ngoc Thach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 12:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How I can tranfer files between
On Wed, Oct 01, 2003 at 12:06:52PM +0700, Le Ngoc Thach wrote:
> How I can tranfer files between Windows and Linux (RedHat Linux 9.0) by
> USB (verision 1.0/2.0) cable.
How about USB to Ethernet adapters on both ends?
IMO, you'd be better off by just plugging both systems into
Hi all,
How I can tranfer files between Windows and Linux (RedHat Linux 9.0) by
USB (verision 1.0/2.0) cable.
Thanks.
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List,
I have read that USB chains are able to support 120+ devices. But my
understanding of IRQs is that they are limited to 20 or so.
There appears to some disparity. :) Then it occurred to me that the USB
interrupt is but one IRQ. It's then up to USB to sort out the device on
the
Hello
I want to install rh9 on an external usb drive
I looks like the install scripts don't allow me to do that
when i boot from an install diskette (made from install cd's diskette
image) or from the install cd, the usb-mass-storage driver is loaded and i
see all the /dev/sdax partiti
Hi,
I have a Que! USB CDRW connected to my laptop running RH 9, Kernel 2.4.22.
The CDRW is not being recognised by RH. Any idea if this device is
compatible and if yes, how do I make it work?
Thanks
Shesh
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cannot open /proc/bus/usb, No such file or directory (2)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# lsmod
Module Siz
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From: "Otto Haliburton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 7:06 PM
Subject: RE: USB problems
| The command is lsusb one word.
Yes, I know that. It was just a typo.
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The command is lsusb one word.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:redhat-list-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of R Sánchez
> Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 11:59 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: USB problems
>
>
> - Original M
- Original Message -
From: "Vinny Valdez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: USB problems
| R Sanchez wrote:
| > USB devices are not working on my PIII box running RH 9. Canon NU650
| > scann
R Sanchez wrote:
Hi everybody.
USB devices are not working on my PIII box running RH 9. Canon NU650
scanner
worked on RH 8, before I upgraded. Now I've plugged a Canon BJC2100 printer
via USB (worked fine on LPT:), and neither of them appear on the hardware
browser.
What do I have to che
Hi everybody.
USB devices are not working on my PIII box running RH 9. Canon NU650 scanner
worked on RH 8, before I upgraded. Now I've plugged a Canon BJC2100 printer
via USB (worked fine on LPT:), and neither of them appear on the hardware
browser.
What do I have to check/do to get USB wo
stem
> types, but didn't see usb. Is there a different name
> for it? Thanks again.
In most cases like this specifying the filesystem type doesn't work either
(the default is auto which should detect common types).
Some things you could try:
o make sure you have the latest
Vinny Valdez staggered into view and mumbled:
> #mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/jumpdrive
It may also be necessary to mount the drive as /dev/sda rather than /dev/sda1. My
laptop recognizes my USB floppy as
/dev/sda. If I try to mount /dev/sda1 I get a similar error about not knowing
4 running RH9.0. I installed RH9.0 with just my
> built in mousepad present. I have recompiled the kernel to load in a
> wifi card. Since then, my mousepad works (still) but I cannot get my usb
> wheel
> mouse to run:-) I have configured it using the mouse gui in the Redhat
> start
sepad works (still) but I cannot get my usb
wheel
mouse to run:-) I have configured it using the mouse gui in the Redhat
start menu but then neither my mousepad or usb wheel mouse will work.
Has it got something to do with the "AlwaysCore" assignment?
Below is my XF86Config file snip
***
John Mann wrote:
so it looks like I have the USB drive plugged into
/dev/sda3 (there are four USB ports on the computer),
and the file system is "OnTrack DM6 Aux3". Earlier
today, I stored three test jpeg files on it, on a
Windows 2000 system at work. Is there a filesystem I
could form
, 0) logical=(2767118, 3, 24)
Partition 4 has different physical/logical endings:
phys=(335, 78, 2) logical=(2767160, 6, 24)
Partition 4 does not end on cylinder boundary.
Partition table entries are not in disk order
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so it looks like I have the USB drive plugged into
John Mann wrote:
Hello all. Does anyone know the file system type for
the Super Talent USB key drive? I've tried msdos,
vfat, auto, ext3, but none work (Nautilus says wrong
file system type). Thanks in advance.
John Mann
What does fdisk show you?
#fdisk -l
or
#fdisk -l /dev/sda
The right
Hello all. Does anyone know the file system type for
the Super Talent USB key drive? I've tried msdos,
vfat, auto, ext3, but none work (Nautilus says wrong
file system type). Thanks in advance.
John Mann
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John Mann wrote:
Hello again. I added the entry to /etc/fstab,
rebooted, inserted the key drive, then tried mounting
/mnt/jumpdrive, but got the following:
mount: you must specify the filesystem type
I looked on the man page for mount, at the filesystem
types, but didn't see usb. Is th
Hello again. I added the entry to /etc/fstab,
rebooted, inserted the key drive, then tried mounting
/mnt/jumpdrive, but got the following:
mount: you must specify the filesystem type
I looked on the man page for mount, at the filesystem
types, but didn't see usb. Is there a different name
f
noauto,umask=000 0 0
>
> 2. Create /mnt/jumpdrive directory
>
> 3. reboot
>
> 4. insert usb memory stick (key drive)?
>
> 5. in su, mount /mnt/jumpdrive
>
> 6. open /mnt/jumpdrive directory
>
> Good luck
>
>
> On Fri, 2003-09-12 at 20:59, John Mann w
Does this help?, just follow the
instructions below:
1. Insert the following into fstab (copy from below)
/dev/sda1 /mnt/jumpdrive auto
user,noauto,umask=000 0 0
2. Create /mnt/jumpdrive directory
3. reboot
4. insert usb memory stick (key drive)?
5. in su, mount /mnt
Hello all. I am interested in using a USB key drive
with my new RH9 system. Can someone tell me the
standard way to do this? Also, is there a way to have
RH9 Linux recognize the drive automatically upon
insertion of the drive? The drive is USB 1.1 and 2.0
compatible, I believe the hardware is 2.0
Hi
Does anyone know how I can get my CD Cyclone USB drive
to work under Redhat Linux 9.0?
Thanks.
=
"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in
trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the
unreasonable man.&quo
Hi All,
Hopefully you guys can be of assistance.
I have a Linksys wireless USB adater which I downloaded the drivers for
here http://www.linksys.com/download/driver.asp?dlid=51&osid=7
I have read the readme file which comes with it, which brings me to my
question..
This is a fresh ins
Lorenzo Prince wrote:
Samuel Flory staggered into view and mumbled:
Try "mkdosfs /dev/sda".
I get a strange error stating mkdosfs will not try to make filesystem on /dev/sda.
This seems to be a bug in mkdosfs. I've seen this as well, but
didn't really look at it to closely as I've o
a single partition and asks if I want to proceed. If I press y it seems to work
fine, so I don't know what it is doing. It almost looks like it's seeing the floppy as a hard drive.
Yes the usb mas storage driver goes thru the scsi subsystem. So every
thing is a scsi disc, cdrom,
Samuel Flory staggered into view and mumbled:
> Try "mkdosfs /dev/sda".
I get a strange error stating mkdosfs will not try to make filesystem on /dev/sda.
If that doesn't work you can do what I do
> with a camera memory I use for data transfer.
>
> cat /dev/sda > flop
> mkdosfs flop
> cat flop
Sorry for starting a new thread in your mail client that supports threading.
Unfortunately I deleted the previous
message regarding mkfs before I went to the laptop and tried it. The mkfs command
returns a warning that states that
/dev/sda is an entire device instead of a single partition and
Lorenzo Prince wrote:
Hi. I just bought a USB floppy drive to go in my laptop. It mounts the disks I put into it with no trouble and reads
very fast. The problem is that the drive is using /dev/sda. Neither fdformat or floppy like that. What can I do to
format a floppy disk in this drive
On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 20:52:55 -0400
Lorenzo Prince <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. I just bought a USB floppy drive to go in my laptop. It mounts
> the disks I put into it with no trouble and reads very fast. The
> problem is that the drive is using /dev/sda. Neither fdformat o
Hi. I just bought a USB floppy drive to go in my laptop. It mounts the disks I put
into it with no trouble and reads
very fast. The problem is that the drive is using /dev/sda. Neither fdformat or
floppy like that. What can I do to
format a floppy disk in this drive?
Thanks.
Lorenzo
...Or, at least, I *think* it's some sort of USB conflict.
I have two USB devices that I use on my RH 8.0 computer (running kernel
2.4.20): a wireless optical mouse and my Palm Tungsten T PDA. I am
encountering a number of errors involving these devices.
Most of the time, when I hook up my
Hello,I have a wireless usb device(atmel at76c503a) and i'm trying to connect the wireless LAN of my house with that device, however redhat recognizes this device as a system device, and not as a network one. I ahve tried many times to setup the wireless connection through the internet conne
Does anyone know if a Lexmark E321 Laser printer will connect seemlessly or
with some work via the USB port in RedHat 7.3?
I would like to avoid adding a second Parallel Port if possible, but I'm
having trouble remembering/finding USB support info for RH 7.3. I can't
remember when i
uot; from moving to RHL 2) I have a TiBook
that I would also like to use the USB Wireless Adapter with.
I have actually learned from a combo of sources that many Wireless USB
adapters are rebranded "guts". In fact Belkin has drivers for Mac OS X
that, with some package tweaking, wil
On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 10:58, Timothy Stone wrote:
> > http://atmelwlandriver.sourceforge.net/howto/howto.html
> >
>
> Yeah, just as soon as I posted I found this. I think too that I was
> seeking experiences, not just posting to have someone else do the work.
Thus, I forwarded you the URL of so
http://atmelwlandriver.sourceforge.net/howto/howto.html
Yeah, just as soon as I posted I found this. I think too that I was
seeking experiences, not just posting to have someone else do the work.
Thanks!
Tim
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kit came with a "free" wireless USB adapter (Netgear MA 101).
> Netgear has no information on getting this to work with Linux/Mac OS
> X/Unix. It's a wireless NIC. Just in a USB housing.
>
> Anybody out there with experience on Linux with wireless NICs in USB
> housi
I recently added a Netgear wireless router to my home network (Mac OS
X). Since routers tend to have a common denominator, getting it to work
with my Mac OS X/Linux mixed network was a piece of cake.
The router kit came with a "free" wireless USB adapter (Netgear MA 101).
Netg
On Fri, 2003-08-15 at 09:59, SAQIB wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Does redhat 9.0 support USB Flash Key drives, specifically
> http://www.cdcyclone.com/more_flash_key.html
>
> If not which ones are supported?
>
Check the archives out. I personally use a PNY 256MB USB Key driv
I'm using an Apacer flash key with RedHat 8, and I think that it is
exactly the same key as Cyclone.
/Johan Andersson
SAQIB wrote:
Hello All,
Does redhat 9.0 support USB Flash Key drives, specifically
http://www.cdcyclone.com/more_flash_key.html
If not which ones are supported?
Thanks
Hello All,
Does redhat 9.0 support USB Flash Key drives, specifically
http://www.cdcyclone.com/more_flash_key.html
If not which ones are supported?
Thanks
Saqib Ali
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The flash cards are likely formatted fat32 (vfat)
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/MOUNTPOINT should automatically pick the fs type
for you. If not, add a -tvfat to the mount command.
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 11:01, Sachintha Karunaratne wrote:
> hi,
> i recently bought a usb flash drive.
> i wa
Ben Hall wrote:
The flash cards are likely formatted fat32 (vfat)
Just to interject - they are usually NOT FAT32, rather FAT12 - some are
FAT16 but I've never seen a FAT32 one.
Reason being that their capacities are SO SMALL, that FAT16 or FAT32 are
way too wastefull on overhead.
FAT12 is
gregory mott wrote:
hello redhatters,
seems both my usb modem, and my usb printer, are incapable of any error
recovery? i dunno whether to point the finger at my box's usb hardware,
the kernel (2.4.20-18.9), or drivers?
Just to throw a spanner into the works - it could be an outdated BI
Further information on my question:
>I am not aware of any way to use USB networking in Linux (I'm sure others
may, though),
>but what is preventing you from using the current NIC?
Have not been able to find any linux drivers for it. Found some for
Unixware7?
>What is the brand an
I installed the rpms for the test3.1.31 kernel from
http://people.redhat.com/arjanv/2.5/RPMS.kernel/
Now, how do i get my USB devices working? I know that the module usb-uhci has
been renamed to uhci-hcd. My question is - where all do I need to make
changes?
TIA,
vivek
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At 10:54 PM 8/12/03 -0400, teddy wrote:
>Subject: usb ports
>
>> Is there an easy way to connect 2 computers (either Linux or XP Linux)
via the USB ports.
>> Pat
*******
There is a USB / USB device for the interconnection. looks to the
opera
TED] wrote:
> > On Thursday 14 August 2003 13:38, Paula Fernandes wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > Need help to install HP Scanjet 3530c (USB) on RedHat 9.0.
> > >
> > >
> > > Thanks
> >
> > At the moment it looks like sane does no
On Thu, Aug 14, 2003 at 10:14:56PM +0100, Paula Fernandes wrote:
> Well, thanks gh, but for the moment I just have this one :(
>
> Do you think it is possible to configure has it was other scanner, like
> the 3500c? They are quite similar...
That question is best asked on the sane mailing list,
; > Hi,
> >
> > Need help to install HP Scanjet 3530c (USB) on RedHat 9.0.
> >
> >
> > Thanks
>
> At the moment it looks like sane does not support your scanner:
>
> http://www.mostang.com/sane/sane-mfgs.html#HEWLETT-PACKARD
>
> :(
>
>
Hi,
Need help to install HP Scanjet 3530c (USB) on RedHat 9.0.
Thanks
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Is there any special drivers I would need to connect my RH( system to my
cable modem via USB cable? This will only temporary till I can get a new
ethernet card as the present one appears to not be Linux
compatable.(Microsoft MN-130)
Jake K8JWT
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Is there an easy way to connect 2 computers (either
Linux or XP Linux) via the USB ports.
Pat
not sure
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Subject: usb ports
> Is there an easy way to connect 2 computers (either Linux or XP Linux) v
hi,
i recently bought a usb flash drive.
i want to use it under linux.
can somebody tell me the
type of the file system that i should
use when mounting it.
thanks
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nux, you can put another fs
on it, like ext2/3, reiser, etc. The USB drive is just a block device.
Cheers,
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Yes there is. I am not sure about XP but I think you can do it through there
connection wizard. In Linux you can route a usb connection into an eathernet
connection. I haven't done it from a Redhat machine to a Redhat machine but I have
seen it done from a Zaurus unit which yes runs Lin
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 17:24, Patrick McKelvey wrote:
> Is there an easy way to connect 2 computers (either Linux or XP Linux)
> via the USB ports.
No, it's not easy.
>
> Pat
>
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> Is there any special drivers I would need to connect my RH( system to
> my cable modem via USB cable? This will only temporary till I can get
> a new ethernet card as the present one appears to not be Linux
> compatable.(Microsoft MN-130)
I am not aware of any way to use USB n
hello redhatters,
seems both my usb modem, and my usb printer, are incapable of any error
recovery? i dunno whether to point the finger at my box's usb hardware,
the kernel (2.4.20-18.9), or drivers?
two of our phones have dsl filters, the 3rd doesn't. if anyone lifts
that 3rd pho
On Thursday 14 August 2003 13:38, Paula Fernandes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Need help to install HP Scanjet 3530c (USB) on RedHat 9.0.
>
>
> Thanks
At the moment it looks like sane does not support your scanner:
http://www.mostang.com/sane/sane-mfgs.html#HEWLETT-PACKARD
:(
I had good
r?
>
> RedHat ( downloaded Sunday August,10 2003)
More specifically, which version (not distro)?
I would probably worry about getting even a cheapo Linksys or D-Link
card and not go through the hassle of using the USB port. That way
you'd at least have it ready in case you decide to ex
a work station.
Yesterday I installed RedHat on my PC and everything went beautifully.
However, My USB Keyboard and USB Mouse did not work... I messed with the
mouse settings for a couple hours to no avail. Finally I decided to try
other USB devices. My camera, Palm, card reader, nothing
I'm looking for some help getting my box to recognize a windows
networked printer:
I have a windows XP 2002 SP1 machine with an HP DeskJet 1220c
(connected via usb) shared over our Windows network. I have a
machine running RedHat 9 that I want to connect via samba to print to
this printer,
a work station.
Yesterday I installed RedHat on my PC and everything went beautifully.
However, My USB Keyboard and USB Mouse did not work... I messed with the
mouse settings for a couple hours to no avail. Finally I decided to try
other USB devices. My camera, Palm, card reader, nothing
After a crash caused by my own putzing around with swap files, USB no
longer seems to work on my system. I reinstalled the dev RPM, and seem to
have the necessary modules loaded:
ehci-hcd 20072 0 (unused)
usb-ohci 21704 0 (unused)
usbcore
On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 07:51:09 -0400
Olivier Vanderstraeten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have the same problem, but I think I know why (but can't fix it
> though). I recompiled RH9 on my laptop and the USB mouse worked, but I
> recompiled RH9 on my server and that failed,
I have the same problem, but I think I know why (but can't fix it though).
I recompiled RH9 on my laptop and the USB mouse worked, but I recompiled RH9 on my
server and that failed, the only difference between the 2 lsmod results are that on
the laptop, input is:
input [mousedev keybde
After recompiling the kernel on my toshiba laptop (RH9), I can't get the
usb mouse to work.
Doing an lsmod, it seems like all the things are in place except I
noticed when doing an lsmod with the stand RH kernel, the input module
also has hid as a referring module.
(lsmod on recompiled k
Hi,
I've encountered some weird problems in my attempts to install a USB
scanner (Epson Perfection 1260) in my RH8 system. The problems
culminated in my CDROMs disappearing from the system whenever any USB
device (printer, scanner etc) is disconnected.
After installing the scanner I up
I'm using RedHat AS-2.1 on an IBM HS20 server.
The documentation of hotplug say I need to install an init.d service to
deal with "coldplugs".
However, when I try the service, it complains that the USB_DEVFS is not
available.
Indeed I see that there is no /proc/bus/usb at all, howev
ide. If I can,
> then we obviously need to strengthen our security somehow (VPN maybe?).
>
> In any case, I need an 802.11b or 802.11g device, preferably USB but can
> be PCMCIA that will work with AirSnort, WEPCrack, etc. Has anybody had
> good or bad experiences with any of the l
aybe?).
In any case, I need an 802.11b or 802.11g device, preferably USB but can
be PCMCIA that will work with AirSnort, WEPCrack, etc. Has anybody had
good or bad experiences with any of the less expensive options out
there? I really don't want to spend more than $50 US if I can help it,
tho
Hello all!
I just changed my mouse from a 2-button PS/2 mouse to a 2-button+scroll
USB mouse.
What I've noticed is that before getting the login screen of RedHat 9, I
get the "nVIDIA" logo for about 10/15 sec.! Another thing is that the
keyboard doesn't respond on the login
Farschad
remember, USB storage drives use SCSI modulation, just
like 1394/iLink (firewire) devices. So when you're
adding them and looking for them, you want to look for
SCSI devices.
Modules that may be required depending upon your
system include;
usbdevfs
sd_mod
I would boot the s
Dear Leo and Stephane
Thanks, SDA1 works properly!
Farschad
At 08:53 PM 7/11/2003 +1000, you wrote:
#mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbhd
The sda1 is normally where your USB HD is. You can try sda2,sdb,sdc etc is
it is not there. If you use GNOME, there is a software call
"Hardward Browser"
Hello,
My printer, mouse, keyboard and pin drive are all
usb. When I'm working outside of X the usb module (I
believe) is printing the following information on my
console:
usb-uhci.c: interrupt, status 3, frame# 396
usb-uhci.c: interrupt, status 3, frame# 484
usb-uhci.c: inte
Toney Samuel wrote:
You Require Squid or Apache Proxy Software to run in the Server which has
Internet Connection
So that all the machines can share ur Internet Connection.
Pls. Feel Free to mail me If u have any further Questions
Regards
Not *entirely* true,
You do not REQUIRE to run Squid o
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> Hi
>
> I don't know if this subject was already discussed in this group but me
>
> I didn't find the information o
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