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On Mon, Feb 22, 1999 at 10:02:48 +0100, Bon Lam wrote:
> 1. When I boot Linux I always get this kernel message
>
> SIOADDRT: invalid argument
>
> and later when I start isdn network service: SIOADDRT:
> operation not supported by device. What does this mean and how to
> fix it.
I have that too; I wouldn't worry about it. My guess is this is a result
from having the ISDN drivers compiled as a module.
> 3. Why don't they people of Debian make a powerful
> systemadministrationtool
>
> like Yast of SuSe? This makes administration for beginners
> more easier.
It's difficult to make a good system administration tool, and very easy to
make a bad one. Debian developers are mostly power users and won't accept a
sysadmin tool that "takes over" and makes the standard ("edit config file")
approach more difficult or impossible.
That said, I believe people are working on Linuxconf for Debian, and some
developers are participating in the development of COAS
(http://www.coas.org).
HTH,
Ray
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