Hi,
I need Solaris 2.6 x86 and Debian Potato on CD.
Any help will be deeply appreciated!
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Hi All ,
something i cant resolve on my own so i figured one of you linux wizards
might have a clue
the hosts i am talking about are all working 1.2.13 slackware machines.
the kernel is old because of some development apps that no one has the
bas to migrate.
any way one machine suddenly will
On Mon, 12 Jul 1999, Oren Shomron wrote:
Sounds to me like an all too known XFree bug.
When this happens, can you run `top' in a xterm (make sure you still have
one free). I'll bet that X will be running at ~95% cpu and more.
In any case, I advise on enlarging your swap to at least 64MB.
(bu
Small comment:
The x2 rule doesn't actually mean anything now,
as far as I know this rule-of-thumb comes from
unices which will not use RAM unless they have
swap to shadow it with.
Of course, in this case, with 32MB of RAM
he could use 128MB of swap.
"Eugene L. Berman" wrote:
>
> Oren Shomron w
Hello,
I am now trying to install RedHat 6 [from cheap*bytes] and when
reaching the "Installing bootloader" [after the rpms were installed with
no problems] RedHat stops and tells me that it couldn't install the
bootloader [no specific error message] and asks if I want to continue
with th
On Mon, 12 Jul 1999, Omer wrote:
> Small comment:
> The x2 rule doesn't actually mean anything now,
> as far as I know this rule-of-thumb comes from
> unices which will not use RAM unless they have
> swap to shadow it with.
That is correct. The "swap should be twice the RAM" rule holds true fo
Liran Zvibel wrote:
> Quoting Oren Shomron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > I'm having some trouble with Linux. Whenever some application starts
> > taking up way too much memory (netscape with its leaks) and I run out,
> > my system starts hard-drive thrashing like crazy and becomes totally
> > unrespon
