Hi there,
I have tried to install openoffice, but it wouldn't peacefully coexist
with ispell and related dictionaries; it "conflicts" with them - I am
quite anxious to know why on earth.
Has anyone had similar trouble? Is there any way to get ispell and
openoffice to coexist with one another?
Eric,
> /foo - Only folks in the 'users' group can read, write and delete
> files/dirs.
The permissions of directory foo do not influence whether someone can
open a given file in it for reading or writing, only whether he can
delete, create, or rename a file. Read permission for the dir
Sebastian,
> > I have mounted /dev/hde6 as /usr, /dev/hde5 as /home and
> > /dev/hde8 as /var. When I shutdown there is always a message
> > from umount2 that /usr was busy etc, and when I reboot next
> > time it always does the checking of /dev/hde6. The other drives
> > appear to
> > > Last night, he added a SCSI cdrom and tape drive to the system. He
> > > insists that the AIC-7980 controller lists the devices during post.
> >^^^
> >=20
> > What does the underlined expression mean? Are the
Michael,
forgive me if I am just stating the obvious or if I should have missed
your point.
> Last night, he added a SCSI cdrom and tape drive to the system. He
> insists that the AIC-7980 controller lists the devices during post.
^
Hello Paul,
> # Make image
> mkisofs -r -o /tmp/cdimage /home/paulf/cdrom
> # Test image
> mount /tmp/cdimage -r -t iso9660 -o loop /cdrom
> mc /cdrom
To do a more thourough and completely automatic check, I suggest you
say 'diff -rq /cdrom /home/paulf/cdrom'. This will, however, yield
Paul writes
> > There must be something I don't understand about this. For the sake of
> > brevity, here's an example. First burn is /home/paulf/docs. It contains
> > the files alfa, bravo, charlie and delta. I make an ISO of this, stored
> > in /tmp/cdimage. I burn it to CDR and delete t
Lukas writes:
> > I have not had
> > any problems with the schedule:
> >
> > 1 - win fdisk 2 - linux fdisk 3 - win format (for all vfat) 4 -
> > linux mkfs (for all ext2/3)
> >
>
> My way for doing things like that:
> 1 - cfdisk, partion all the disk as you want to
> 2 - inst
I'm afraid I can't help you directly, and with my system, df and du
behave more like you would expect. The ideas I did have seemed a bit
too straightforward to myself. Anyway, allow me to ask one or two
questions to get it clearer:
> When I run du on each root directory (ie. /boot, /dev, etc),
> Dear all,
>
> don't ask why but I have to prepare a disk with FAT32.
I won't ask ;-) , but if you happen to have also Windows on your
machine, I think I have an advice.
To my experience, FAT32 is the only way to really share a partition
between Linux and Windows (i.e., have the same acc
When running X, I get the following error message from the server:
The XKEYBOARD keymap compiler (xkbcomp) reports:
> Error:No Symbols named "[EMAIL PROTECTED]@" in the include file "de"
> Exiting
> Abandoning symbols file "default"
Error
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