Re: Unremovable File

-12-01 at 22:14, LaJchon McRight wrote: ls -l cardctl produces ?-wxrw-rwt53199348647150934865028638 Dec 311969 cardctl Thomas Molina wrote: On Sun, 1 Dec 2002, LaJchon McRight wrote: Thanks for the suggestion. Gave chattr a try but still unable to d

Re: Unremovable File

ls -l cardctl produces ?-wxrw-rwt53199348647150934865028638 Dec 311969 cardctl Thomas Molina wrote: On Sun, 1 Dec 2002, LaJchon McRight wrote: Thanks for the suggestion. Gave chattr a try but still unable to delete the file. Is there any other possible way to

Re: Unremovable File

Thanks for the suggestion. Gave chattr a try but still unable to delete the file. Is there any other possible way to delete a file when the permissions have ben scrambled? Thanks. Thomas Molina wrote: On Sun, 1 Dec 2002, LaJchon McRight wrote: I am trying to reinstall kernel-pcmcia-cs

Unremovable File

I am trying to reinstall kernel-pcmcia-cs. I was able to remove the rpm package but when I reinstall it I am unable to replace /sbin/cardctl. I check the permissions and the user and group permissions aren't root but a bunch of numbers. My question is how do I remove a file that does not have

All Redhat Disc in One Directory

Since I have a laptop I copied all the Redhat CD's to my local drive. What I would like to do is make it when I run the Packages program and select packages from the list it will install from the local files instead of looking for the CD-ROM. Is this possible? Thanks. -- Psyche-list maili

Problems with PCMCIA Service

Today I restarted my laptop, Toshiba 3490 w/Cisco 350, and during the startup I noticed that eth0 did not startup. I looked at the system logs and it showed that the PCMCIA service did start but had errors, pcmcia: line 127: /sbin/cardmgr: Input/Output Error. I've tried removing the card but w

Re: ifconfig, route and neat

are being parsed that ifconfig is unable to do? Thanks again. On Fri, 2002-11-08 at 22:00, Jesse Keating wrote: > On 08 Nov 2002 21:52:32 -0500 > LaJchon McRight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > # > # I recently came across an issue with two different computers I'm >

ifconfig, route and neat

I recently came across an issue with two different computers I'm running both 8.0. When I do an ifconfig eth0 down then ifconfig eth0 up my default route is not available, not until I go into neat and deactivate and reactivate eth0. Is this a known issue or is there a work around? Thanks, LaJch

PCMCIA Issue

27;ve even tried different cards. Any help would be great. Thanks. LaJchon McRight