...
>
>change /etc/X11/config so that it contains
>
>#no-start-xdm
>start-xfs
>start-xdm
>xdm-start-server
Also check the Xservers file in /etc/X11/xdm. The line describing the
local machine's display must be uncommented before xdm will tr
uture.
The currently defined options are:
...
* allow-user-resources
If users have a file called .Xresources in their home directory, these
resources will be merged with the default resources when they log in.
So ensure that this line exists in the file, if you want to use a pr
kernel
image=/vmlinuz.old
root=/dev/hda3
label=old
read-only
append="mem=32M
then you can reboot your old version without resorting to a rescue disk by
interrupting the lilo boot sequence with the control key before the 20
second delay (delay=20) expires and entering
tition on the first hard drive, the boot parameter should be omitted
so that lilo is put in the MBR. It does not explain why.
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In case of connection troubles, t
it? Thanks in advance for
>> any help.
>
>/dev/scd0
If the device does not exist at all,
mknod -m 444 /dev/sr0 b 11 0
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Description: PGP signature
ristian Schwarz
at a cost of 91DM (about £35) including postage, and they arrived
within 3 days. Furthermore, he cuts a new set each time, so you are
as up to date as you can be!
See http://www.schwarz-online.com/cs-software/debian-cdrom/index.html
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ve installed DOS, boot from a DOS floppy and run
C:\DOS\FDISK /MBR
to install the default DOS master boot record.
You will then need to have LOADLIN on the DOS partition in order to be
able to start Linux.
Alternatively, you may choose to use lilo as the boot loader; look at the
user docume
s fine:
linda:~/cprogs$ gcc main.c -lpub
linda:~/cprogs$
I can't work out what has changed and why this no longer works.
System: Pentium Pro
Kernel: 2.0.30
Debian: 1.3 from unstable
gcc:2.7.2.2-4
binutils: 2.8.1-1
publib-dev: 0.26-1
libc6: 2.0.3-4
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mlinuz.old;
copies zImage (or bzImage) to /vmlinuz;
runs lilo to set up /vmlinuz as the new kernel to be booted - this is
particularly important, since, without it, the machine will no longer
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No-one has attempted an answer to this yet; if you have any ideas,
please let me know!
--- Repeated Message
Date:Fri, 04 Jul 1997 22:21:39 +0100
From:"Oliver Elphick"
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Problem linking with publib library and g++
I have a linki
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writ
es:
>On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Oliver Elphick wrote:
>
>> No-one has attempted an answer to this yet; if you have any ideas,
>> please let me know!
>>
>Don't know what this publib stuff is (just running dpkg -
dial-up again until I reboot the
>machine. ppp.log doesn't seem to show any big error messages
>
Do you really have to use -9? This is really the last resort. You should
just kill (the default is -15) to give processes the chance to clean themse
t itself; it merely determines the defaults.
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Make it idiot-proof, and someone will breed a better idiot.
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to inbox; the inc command is used
to read mail from the system mailbox (/usr/spool/mail/...). exmh has
an inc button; it also runs inc automatically when it is started.
If you want your mail split into different directories before you read
it, you need to use something like procmail.
There's a
start-xdm
start-fs
no-xdm-start-server
run-xconsole may be the item you are missing?
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Make it idiot-proof, and someone will breed a better idiot.
ng a
>'debian-not-configured' comment in there before I did the reinstall.
>I'm not at my debian system right now, but I'll take a look at this
>tonight and see if I can reproduce the problem by tweaking this file.
>
Yes. When first installed, /etc/X11/xdm/Xs
0.720pk
Note: overstrike characters may be incorrect.
Can anyone tell me what is causing this error and how to cure it?
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Make it idiot-proof, and someone will b
(toolbar-mail-icon . "mail") (toolbar-info-icon . "info-def")
(toolbar-compile-icon . "compile") (toolbar-debug-icon . "debug")
(toolbar-news-icon . "news")))
init-x-toolbar()
init-post-x-win()
make-device(x nil)
# bind (display)
make-x-devic
libXpm.so.4 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.so.4 (0x4007e000)
libXext.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libXext.so.6 (0x4008b000)
libX11.so.6 => /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.so.6 (0x40096000)
libdl.so.1 => /lib/libdl.so.1 (0x40134000)
libc.so.5 => /lib/libc.so.5 (0x40137000)
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somehow responsible, but it is not running!
I cannot find out what process is doing this. Can anyone suggest what
it is or how to find out?
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Make it idiot
quot; '/^Good/{printf("Good signature by ")}
/^ *"/{print $2}'
Example:
$ echo 'Good signature made 1997-08-06 15:10 GMT by key:
> 1024 bits, Key ID 8C111B46, Created 1997-08-06
>"Paul A. Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"'
tab char
should work, but it doesn't. I think that bash gets in the way when you
do it from the command line.
However, it works if you put the sed instruction in a file and use
sed -f sedfile
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In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes:
>"Oliver Elphick" writes:
>
>> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes:
>> >
>> > How can I output tabs with sed?
>> >
>>
s. Any
>ideas?
>
This is not limited to sb16. I experience the same problem running with
a GUS Extreme and the commercial OSS software.
Following Colin Telmer's hint, I found that the card would play CD's if
I played a midi file first (with playmidi -g).
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>Hello--
>
>It seems my apropos doesn't work; I've got Debian 1.3.1 and -- according to
>apropos -- nothing is ever appropriate. So I did an "apropos -d a" and got
Perhaps you need to run mandb to create the
Today there was a SPAM message on debian-changes.
Can the list server not be configured to refuse postings from addresses
that aren't subscribed to the list the posting is intended for?
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rl_startup ()
#2 0x8065b03 in init_modules ()
#3 0x8061c35 in standalone_main ()
#4 0x80621b4 in main ()
Can anyone offer any suggestions, please?
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Ma
do this in your .xsession file or else in the
global file.
You want something like:
MANPATH=/usr/local/man:/usr/X11R6/man:/usr/man:/usr/local/pgsql/man
export MANPATH
editing as necessary for any other manpage directories you may have.
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my modem is, should it be
>at /dev/tty* or /dev/cua* - what's the difference? I have already
>configured the kernel of TCP/IP and PPP - what's the next step?
>
/dev/cua* is obsolete and should not be used. Use /dev/ttyS*. (ttyS0 = COM1,
ttyS1 = COM2 and so on.)
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e, I often get one or more
>of the following errors:
>
>f77 -I./inc -cpp -g -C -c routine.F -o ./routine.o
>./routine.F
> routine:
>mv: routine.c: I/O error
`I/O error' is a hardware problem. It sounds as if there's something wrong
with the hard disk. T
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d have to be
to develop some system call to force the process to wake up to be killed.
I don't know whether any such call exists, but altering the kill() system
call is probably a change with fairly major implications for the kernel.
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o the console and logfiles. You should then be able to
see what's happening.
>
>
>
>/root/.dunc/chatfile
>
>"" atdt5813960 CONNECT "" rname:--rname: MY_LOGIN word: MY_PASSWRD "" ppp
>
>
>--
name to run it, or add the appropriate
directory to the end of your path (run `export PATH=$PATH:directory').
For example:
$ type netscape
netscape is hashed (/usr/local/bin/netscape)
$ su
Password:
# type netscape
bash: type: netscape: not found
# export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin
# type n
ough anything useful? Maybe we could take the job for a week
at a time each, so we don't get too wearied by it.
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Make it idiot-proof, and someone
e to get dselect to show the files that are
> contained within a package? (I flipped through the three
> information "choices", but none showed files contained)
>
Not with dselect. From a command line, use dpkg -S, thus:
$ dpkg -S rpc.bootparamd
netstd: /us
the text and article list into two windows:
$knews -nntpServer localhost +separate
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Make it idiot-proof, and someone will breed a better idiot.
-
ecause it should not change the filesystem, it would be a suitable command
to run from cron.
I can't help you on the other problem (strange error messages).
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mouse using this device? Can someone
>make any sense of these?
If you have a PS/2 mouse, this line is wrong and will be causing problems.
The correct device is /dev/psaux. You have gpm looking at your first
serial port for a mouse, which it won't find.
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check every package to see whether all its files are present.
Is there any tool to do this?
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Make it idiot-proof, and someone will breed a better
g. IMPORTANT: If you run the
> older libc6-based e2fsck on a 2 GB or greater partition, YOU WILL LOSE
> DATA.
I had problems with that version of e2fsck, EVEN THOUGH (by my calculations)
my partition was less than 2Gb (= 2 * 1024^3) by 67Mb.
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block with ipcrm(1), or just
> delete "/var/lib/postgres/data/postmaster.pid".
If you run ipcs -m (as root) do you see any blocks owned by postgres?
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gt; s
main::failed(/home/domain/www.chpresenters.co.uk/web/cgi-bin/ocms-multi/common/cgi-lib.pl:117):
If a row is added to the table to be returned by this query, the problem
goes away.
How can I debug or fix this problem, please?
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o if
you reference stable, a lot of your packages are now regarded as
obsolete. You should either reference woody explicitly or do a complete
upgrade (recommended!) using the instructions in the release notes at
http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/release-notes/index.en.html
Olive
On Wed, 2005-06-22 at 11:49 -0500, Forrest Smith wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Does anyone know why apps run from the panel aren't aware of
> user's environment vars, specifically PATH?
>
> Example, if Mutt is executed from my panel, I can't execute
> commands that are in my PATH. If I run it from a te
We get a number of spam mails and viruses sent to us with the sender
address spoofed to appear to be from our domain. These get bounced for
the appropriate reason (unrouteable address, spam, etc) but if the mail
got routed through our ISP, the ISP sends the bounce straight back to me
because they
me.
Use tzconfig to set the default for all users.
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R is a non-free Microsoft product.)
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nstall kernel-image
>
>If you prefer to roll your own:
>
>$ apt-get install kernel-source
You have to add the kernel version number that you want:
kernel-image-2.2.17 or kernel-source-2.2.17, for example.
Each kernel release is a separate package.
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ilable to the user who owns it; he
has to enter a pass phrase to get access.
Files are encrypted before they are written to the filesystem. Even
their names are encrypted.
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I tried running `saned -d 128' on sarah, rather than using inetd, but in
that case I cannot connect even with telnet (connection refused) and
saned does not appear to see the connection attempt (using strace to
monitor it).
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it.
Package: doc-linux-html
Pathnames: /usr/share/doc/HOWTO/en-html/*-HOWTO*.html
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GPG:
ail on their servers that
they should purge saved mail from time to time; otherwise they may exceed
their quotas and be unable to receive new mail.
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kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>> How can I search for a package in the dselect program?
>
>'?' brings up a list of keystrokes.
>
>'/' starts a search.
>
>'n' finds next instance of pattern.
'n&#x
which is ASCII 70 (decimal),
0106 octal:
find . -name \*$'\106'\*
(The stars need backslashes to protect them from shell expansion and bash
translates \ooo to a character if \ooo occurs inside $''.)
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>
>Where is the right place?
Ask our list admins to unsubscribe these incompetents. Since we are
only seeing responses to list postings, that will eliminate the
problem.
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2. I think you have to install the
correct version for your kernel.
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release
7.1, but seems to have made its way prematurely into public view.
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Stefan Nobis wrote:
>BTW: In the Build-Depends tcl8.0-dev and tk8.0-dev are listed -- the
>newer versions 8.2 will also do.
Actually, postgresql specifically requires 8.0, because there are
problems with multibyte encoding and later versions of tcl (problem in
postgresql not tcl)
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>should be some kind of patch, shouldn't it?
There is no special patch for PPC builds.
Mail me the failing section of your build log and I'll take a look.
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a delusion to think that Linux/Unix viruses
are impossible. The more we get clueless users who run everything as
root, the more likely we are to see viruses spreading.
To make a comparison with human health, good security is like good
hygiene, and people who live in filth are likely t
hority
substituting the correct name for `user'.
Alternatively, run `xhost +' before becoming root, but this is much less
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ore runing the postmaster.
-i allows users to connect over TCP/IP; this is not necessary if they are
on the same machine.
Have you created usernames in postgresql for these other users?
Are they using the right commands to connect? What error messages do
they get?
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Pap Tibor wrote:
>On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, Olivier Billet wrote:
>
>> On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 11:02:51PM +0000, Oliver Elphick wrote:
>> > -i allows users to connect over TCP/IP; this is not necessary if they ar
>e
>> > on the same machine.
>
do-random sequences designed in here,
>and unfortunately don't record anywhere what the breakpoints
>are, and recreating them would be impossible. hopefully i can recover
>the numerics and not have to explain to the customers that their
>server manager is a
at does not work, I think I have seen a reference on one of the
PostgreSQL lists to a tool for extracting tuples from a file. I can't
remember where, though. Can anyone point us to it?
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will trillich wrote:
>On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 06:52:01AM +0000, Oliver Elphick wrote:
>> A pity the dump file got clobbered.
>
>indeed!
>
>> I suspect the dump from 6.5 was
>> in a form that 7.0 rejected - you had those two failed creates in the
e new users? (y/n) n
CREATE USER
postgres $ exit
root # exit
fred $ createdb fred
fred $ psql -d fred
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check this, boot in single-user mode and
make sure that all other partitions are unmounted and then use `du -s /*'
to see where the space is being used.
(du is /usr/bin/du, so you will have to copy the binary onto your root
partition if you have /usr as a separate partition.)
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>/tmp/ccU9fgSr.o: In function `main':
>/tmp/ccU9fgSr.o(.text+0x16): undefined reference to `sqrt'
>collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
>
>
>What is wrong?
Your problem is in the link stage. sqrt() is part of the maths l
back?
>
>Boot floppy doesn't work; it just gets me to the same point. Any
>suggestions before I decide to re-install?
boot: linux init=/bin/bash
This should stop before anything that needs modules is loaded.
Don't forget to sync your disk before
don't say which release of PostgreSQL this is. In release 7.0 the REINDEX
command is available:
man reindex
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ction failed?
I think that you need "DIALMODE=on" in /etc/isdn/device.ippp0
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s to work, though it
needed a bit of debugging which was unrelated to the version of PHP.
As far as I could understand it from the PHP docs, there should be little to
no trouble running PHP3 code on PHP4. Am I wrong about that?
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all those present, you can run debuild or dpkg-buildpackage to build the
binaries. Look in the developers' corner in www.debian.org for more information
and read the man pages and so on for the various commands.
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Aaron Brashears wrote: >My /etc/init.d/posgresql uses start-stop-daemon to
launch
>/usr/lib/postgresql/bin/postgresql-startup which handles a lot of the
>details of running postgresql.
postgresql-startup was specially written for the Debian package of
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into a shell, with no other utilities running.
# /sbin/lilo
This should reinstall lilo so that you can boot from the hard disk.
Then:
# sync
# reboot
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) and do this
# cd /target(or maybe /mnt -- i can't check that at the moment)
# ls should show you the contents of your root partition on the hard disk
# sbin/lilo -r /target
go back to screen 1 and choose reboot
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>ference
Next step
# LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/target/lib sbin/lilo.real -r /target
>Today at work I will get new rescue/root disks. Is there a
>woody/testing set, or should I use the stable set?
All you need is a kernel that will boot long enough to let you run lilo, if
the above
cro
"ESC x mark- whole- buffer RET ESC x eif- indent- region RET"))
(global-set-key 'eif-indent-buffer)
What should I put for ? I've tried "f9", , "", () and it
doesn't like any of them. I can't see anything about it in the docs either.
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"Richard C. Cobbe" wrote:
>Lo, on Thursday, March 22, Oliver Elphick did write:
>
>> (If it matters, I'm using xemacs 21).
>>
>> I want to define a function key to run a macro.
>>
>> I can do it within a session:
>>
ys l
>ike to
>understand the "why", so please excuse my asking again.
If you're using an external ISDN modem, you don't need isdnutils or any other
ISDN tools, because your computer has no direct contact with the ISDN line.
Isdnutils is
t a log file. DO NOT touch it!
It records the state of every transaction in your database; if you
lose pg_log you lose your data!
I'm copying this to the users list to ensure wider coverage for this
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>
>Carol
>
>
>- Original Message -
>From: root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 9:47 AM
>Subject: Boot-time Usenet warning on cvalle
>
>
>> Old .new
en (/dev/ttyS1): No such device
cu: open (/dev/ttyS1): No such device
cu: ttyS1: Line in use
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ss concerning the printer. I certainly
>missed something but I don't know what. Does any one can help me ?
If you are using the supplied kernel you need to choose to install
parallel port and printer kernel modules.
That done, you also need to install a spooler package such as L
us to export from USA or
to supply for use in USA.
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gic NM256 et cetera) is not in the
>list any more.
If you have upgraded woody, you have now moved to X version 4. You need to
generate a new XF86Config-4 file, by using dexter, which is included in
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>what package they are from. The font that I remember was called "neep", and
>the foundry was "jmk". Can anyone tell me which package it's in?
xfonts-jmk
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e of weeks.
I haven't made a potato version, since I don't have a pure potato machine.
I hope we will be able to provide a potato package soon, but if you
can't wait, download the source and build it yourself.
(apt-get source postgresql)
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.tgz"
(You put the remote command in quotes so that its redirection doesn't get
handled
by your local shell.)
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use that to get started so that you can load the package.
(Speaking from experience, here...)
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a floppy)
>
>Any assistance would be appreciated.
Components may degrade over time; take it to a repair shop.
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>
>Any ideas on why this might be happening?
If you supply a hostname, it uses a TCP/IP connection; if you don't, it
uses a Unix socket. I suspect your postgresql packages aren't all up
to date (see my previous mail about location of the Unix socket).
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or something like that.
>In fact I am interested in a package which can do the job in the batch
>mode.
I use Hylafax, and exmh as a mail client.
For me, faxes with multiple pages end up as a single file which I can
display or print with a single mouse-click. I did not have to do
an
t is user postgres. Should I be
>logged in with user postgres to be able to create users? How do I know it's
>password?
Yes, you have to be user postgres to create other users.
Become postgres thus:
$ su
# su - postgres
Or give it a password (su -c "passwd postgres"
thority
in your .xsession or .xinitrc file. (It must be exported, or it won't
propogate into your su session.) Since root can read any file, it will
be able to read your .Xauthority and use it to gain access.
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s somewhere else, you will have to link the appropriate
device to /dev/cdrom or use the appropriate device directly in your mount
command.
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