Hi all,
I'm fairly new to linux and Red Hat, so bear with me if this is
obvious...
Right now I have to log in as root (or supply the root password) in
order to be able to write CDs (I'm using Gnome Toaster). As far as I
can tell this is the default mode, as I haven't made any changes to my
user
Thanks for contacting me, your email has been received.
Unfortunately I am out of the office and won't be returning until April
1. I will respond to your note as soon as possible when I get back.
Thanks for your patience. If you need immediate assistance please
contact Tim Loesch or Robert Maki
Nick - I have a Gateway PII-350 with the same issue. I think it is a
bios related problem with these particular systems. I have seen this
problem brought up before on this list and no solution has been posted
yet. I don't know if this same problem exists with redhat version 9 or
not. If you fin
Hi all,
I'm new to linux. I thought I would install Redhat 8.0 on my windows
PC and see what all the fuss was about. I'm thinking maybe I can
eventually replace my aging Windows 98 setup. So I threw in a second
hard drive and am now dual-booting with Win 98. So far so good, my
family is not af
nce improves (in the same session). If so then
remove the magicdev rpm- (rpm -e magicdev).'
9. Finally, here is the link to "Building a lo-fat linux desktop"
which has some great tips.
http://users.netwit.net.au/~pursang/lofat.html
Thanks for all of the help folks
