sing dd to copy
it back onto /dev/hda1.
BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING, USE dd TO BACK UP THE CURRENT CONTENTS OF
/dev/hda1 SECTOR 0 FIRST JUST IN CASE YOU MAKE THINGS WORSE!
LILO is a powerful tool, and like any powerful tool must be used with
great care, as you can cause a lot of damage very quickly.
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you're not testing in it.
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or letter size
paper.
Oh, the printer is a Star NX-2420, emulating an Epson 24 pin printer.
I do know there's at least one bug in the emulation (I fixed this with
a patch to the epson driver, which I'm pretty sure has nothing to do
with the current problem). Maybe I should just buy a Des
Note that a recent posting in comp.risks asserts that Adobe's PDF reader
for Linux will attempt to *execute* any file which can't be read as a
PDF file and has its execute permissions set, quoting Adobe's documentation
about this. Mind that MIME mail!
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least one.
#include
#include
#include
#define NK 2
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
char *p = malloc(NK * 1024L);
int i;
for (i = 0; i < NK; i += 4) {
printf("\r%d", i);
p[i * 1024] = 1;
}
printf("\nd
llowing only a short time window for the card to interfere; cold
boot fails because of a more thorough test.
Perhaps the change between kernels 1.2 and 2.0 was that the driver now takes
advantage of the card's DMA capabilities? Or something isn't getting shut
down properly when switching to
ialized with the some code which can behave like the DOS MBR;
the Linux partition must be flagged as bootable if LILO is to be loaded.
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physical location on the disk. The host system tells the drive how
many heads and sectors it will use, and the drive's controller does the
appropriate mapping.
I know I've seen a FAQ, HOWTO or mini-HOWTO on this topic, but I can't seem
to find it just now.
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t to run it. I'd been running on several
> different releases, AFTER the Slackware.. (Linux FT, and Redhat)
As I recall, the shadow package included a "useradd" utility (among
others).
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/sbin/getty, and you may get sufficient functionality
without having to install mgetty.
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figure the X
server, and didn't want to get locked out).
You need to tell xdm what server to run. In /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers, add:
:0 console-display local /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0
and the problem should be solved.
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nt as the default. Can someone who
has the spec confirm this?
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m for improvement in the stability department,
but W3C is not planning on supporting it long term.
What is everyone else using? Since this could generate a lot of traffic,
perhaps it would be appropriate just to mail me directly, and I'll
summarize to the list.
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rt the flame war on this topic from which
I learned so much. It's all been said)
What is the user complaining about MIME problems running as a mail user
agent? I suspect that some M$DOS mailers may casually send eight-bit
data in violation of the applicable Internet standards.
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ts/patch-kernel linux linux/Patches
Current kernel version is 2.0.0
Applying patch-2.0.1.gz... 1 out of 1 hunks failed--saving rejects to
drivers/sound/Config.in.rej
failed. Clean up yourself.
What did I do wrong?
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1996) for an interesting article on this
and related topics. Nutshell synopsis: be *very* careful with your
MIME mail setup!
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Why doesn't `ifconfig dummy songdog' work? It tells me:
SIOCSIFADDR: No such device
Am I the dummy here?
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I don't think this is correct -- stop bits are ones.
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