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> Hello all,
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> I am a long time user of RH and am facing two strange problems in RH-8,
> which I have never come across in previous versions.
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> 1. When I use Ctrl+Alt+F7 to switch from console back to X, I lose the
> session, In fact when I switch to console itself I gets kicked back to
I am working with another person repairing a
damaged RH 8.0 system. Now that we know what
is wrong, how could this happen becomes an
interesting question.
Here is the exact scenario. This is a laptop
loaded with RH 8.0 and a number of diagnostic tools.
Up2date had just been run and the machine s
In
/etc/sysconfig/i18n
change the assignment of LANG to
LANG="en_US"
Jeffrey Ross wrote:
>
> I (only) remotly access my RH8.0 system, from a RH 7.3 system using Gnome
> terminal (via ssh, not using the remote as an X client).
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> When displaying manual pages or the like, the hyphen will be di
The default action on a RH8.0 node is to go through
a series of amazing and amusing screen savers. When
you touch the mouse the machine jumps back to life.
Certain of these seem to lock up the machine taking
100% of the CPU and preventing the unlock. The
mobius screen saver is one of them. The
Never Mind, I stumbled across it myself.
Changing LANG in /etc/sysconfig/i18n from
en_US.UTF-8 to en_US did the trick.
Note that i18n is not the most obvious name. :-)
Robert Styma wrote:
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> My newest Rh 8.0 machine has strange 'man' behaviour.
> On local terminals, i
My newest Rh 8.0 machine has strange 'man' behaviour.
On local terminals, it does not create a problem, but
when telnet'ing in from another type of system, the
unusual characters output do not work. This is a
fresh install of RH8.0 with RHN used to bring all installed
packages up to date.
In the
When I loaded my new machine with Red Hat 8, It asked
me if I wanted to be able to roll back changes made
during RHN/up2date updates. I would like to turn this off
but cannot find a config file or dialog option to make
this change. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you for your
Redhat 8 is pretty good about identifying and configuring
monitors during the install process. Assuming a clean install
(not an upgrade), the install process would show you what monitor
and graphics card it thought it was using. I would get you have
not done anything useful on that system yet (wi
I am trying to get my DC10+ video capture card to work on the
Linux Redhat 8.0 system I just built at home.
For an assortment of reasons, one being to prove that Linux
can do anything windows can do, I want to do my video capture
using the Linux box.
The box is a clean install of RH8.0 from t
I have recently loaded Redhat 8.0 on a new machine
from the iso.org downloadable disks and then brought
everything up to snuff with the Red Hat Network. I
am running across some strange anomolies I have not seen
on other UNIX like systems including earlier versions of
Linux.
For example:
The foll
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