Jason Dale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
so I am looking for a Red
Hat 8 book
to buy that I can use to develop a high degree of
'real world'
competency in Linux , an can also be used to
effectively prepare
for the RH exams.
If you want real world competance with Linux, be aware that most of it
Den N Shilkin wrote:
Diego, Emil wrote:
I have run into a little problem with redhat 8.0 and xmms.It it the
same machine as before but I cant get the mp3's to play. every time I
try
adding my mp3's to the playlist they dont get added, so I am unable to
play
them.
I have problems with X
Joshua Dolan wrote:
The
modem dials up great and connects to the ISP reliably. But when I try
to get email or go to websites, sometimes it works and sometimes not!
Has anyone had problems with
unreliable dialup connections and how have you solved them?
Funny you mention this, I've noticed an
Michael Robbert wrote:
I've recently setup LVM on a couple of standard Red Hat boxes and in
both cases they will not boot once the LVM partition is in /etc/fstab,
unless I edit /etc/rc.sysinit.
I see the exact same thing, except on a 7.3 system. When I'm running
kernels 2.4.18-18 & 2.4.18-24,
Is anyone using a motherboard based on the Via KT400 chipset?
I'm specifically looking at the MSI KT4VL (stripped down version of the
KT4 Ultra) and wanted to know if there were any horror stories
associated with such a new board and chipset. I won't be using too many
of the new features (I've
Stephen Mah wrote:
you might want to try this forumn:
http://www.amdforums.com
Thanks, that's a good resource. So far I've found one post from a guy
who was successful and another by one who said it wouldn't work without
kernel 2.4.20. ;)
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Michael Fratoni wrote:
I'm running an ASUS A7V8X (DDR400 RAM, AMD Athlon 2600)
I've had no problems at all.
Thanks for sharing that info. I bought the MSI KT4 Ultra and a couple
of DDR333 DIMMs, installed the new hardware, and booted up 8.0 without
any hassles. The only flaw I noticed was t
Michael Fratoni wrote:
AGP works here with the stock kernels, just a matter of a little
convincing to make it behave.
In /etc/rc.local, I have:
modprobe agpgart agp_try_unsupported=1
I'll give that a shot. Might be the better way to go.
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Steve Strong wrote:
6. The Red Hat install only found one of the SCSI hard drives, even
though it loaded the proper SCSI driver without displaying any error
messages
7.After trying to get Red Hat 8.0 installed the system hangs with what I
believe is a POST message: "error loading operating system"
Steve Strong wrote:
Doesn't this isolate the problem to Red Hat not being able
to see the hard drives?
Maybe. It could be as simple as a boot loader record in the wrong
place, or a bios setting, or it could be complicated and any number of
other things. Getting the OS installed on the system
Jesse Keating wrote:
On Thursday 13 February 2003 09:09, Marek wrote:
What are you guys using to to copy data/bootable data Cd's ? I have no
luck with xcdroast.
I've used xcdroast to make copies of red hat CDs for friends for years
and have never had any problems.
error running cdrecord -sca
I'm kinda surprised that this hasn't come up on any of the Red Hat
mailing lists I'm subscribed to, but does anyone have credible info on
how much of an effect SCO's patent enforcement lawsuits would/could have
on Red Hat Linux? It's my understanding that is involves some libraries
that provid
Ed Wilts wrote:
There's hopefully a good reason why it's not being discussed here, and
that's because we're mostly techies, not lawyers. We can leave the
slamming, guessing, and threats to the Slashdot crowd,
There are a lot of intelligent people on this list whose opinions and
advice mean a
Dimitri Deserranno wrote:
That sounds just like me. I guess there is nothing else to do besides
working with less than 2Gb, right? Any experiences with 1.5Gb? Are your
stable systems also dual Athlons? What system would you recommend for
2Gb RAM?
FWIW, I've got a single CPU Athlon XP 2100 syste
Dimitri Deserranno wrote:
DDR Corsair memory CMX512-3200 (2 dimms)
added: DDR Corsair memory CMX512-3200C2 400MHz (2 new dimms)
I coulda sworn that I read on anandtech.com that DDR400 isn't stable
unless it's the only DIMM in the motherboard. I think that's your problem.
DDR Corsair memor
Is there any chance of Red Hat providing some RPMs for Evolution 1.4
preview 1? Sure would be fun to see a Gnome2-ish Evolution...
:[=]
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reg hughson wrote:
Ok, might as well be me who asks stupid question of the day...the athlon
kernel...is it for all athlons, the original Athlon, Athlon XP's or
should I just stick to the 686 kernel?
It works for all Athlons, Durons, and Athlon XPs.
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Oisin C. Feeley wrote:
The rpm doesn't appear in /var/spool/up2date until
it is 100% downloaded.
Out of curiosity, do you have up2date configured to save the RPMs on
disk after they are installed?
Tom
Mike Blatchley wrote:
I was upgrading my IBM Thinkpad A21p system from 7.2
to 8.0, and after I inserted disc3, the machine failed
to mount it and refused to eject iteventually had
to reboot machine.
I can attempt to restart upgrade, but install scripts
hang at the "Finding packages to upgrade
Herbert Rutledge wrote:
The set of RPMs that actually do enable Xft are timestamped at four
minutes before midnight on Friday. Once installed, you don't have to
edit any files at all. They just work, right out of the box.
Yup, I can vouch for that.
Everything looks really *smooth* now. ;)
Jim Christiansen wrote:
My @$%%# nicely running RH8 install will NOT work with geforce 4 mx440
cards. My son's computer, a little old ecs k7sem rips along just fine
when he sticks it in his.
Is your son running RH8 when he tests the GeForce 4 card? If so, is he
using the nvidia binary drive
Mohamed Abubakkar Siddiqu wrote:
Pls suggest one Internal PCI modem with FAX support.
I use a US Robotics/3Com 2977 PCI modem. Haven't had a single problem
with in daily use or in initial configuration.
Tom
Dams wrote:
Are linmodems (pci modems) supported officially in rhl ? Do i need to
pathc my kernel if i want a support for theese modems ?
FYI: Not all PCI modems are linmodems. The model I mentioned is a
hardware modem. That said, I don't think linmodems are officially
supported.
Tom
Osvaldo Macias wrote:
Where can I get a driver for US Robotics/3Com 2975
Internal Modem for Linux ???
I dunno, you might try searching google as a start.
Tom
Ron Olsen wrote:
These builds include xft, and are identified as Mozilla 1.3a in the "About"
screen.
I've been using the latest gtk2 builds with no problems.
Nice! Anyway you can grab a screenshot of it and post it somewhere so I
can see the gtk2 look?
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Checked the Red Hat HCL for the 3Com 3C996B-T but didn't find any info
on it. Anyone had success/failure with that gigabit ethernet card on
7.3 or 8.0?
Tom
krieg stanz wrote:
How can I troubleshoot this? Where can I look for
details as to the "why" of this, and how can I fix it?
It sounds like you may have a problem with a saved session.
Try mv ~/.metacity ~/.metacity.bak
and restart gnome.
You may also try the same operation with other ~/.gnome
Bernd Kunze wrote:
Maybe a bit off topic here but how about a FAQ or something like SuSE's
SDB?
At the very least, Mike's original email would be a good addition to the
RH 8.0 tips & tricks page.
Tom
Scott Taylor wrote:
I am trying to install the Webmin RPM, and have got the following
errors:
[root@localhost opt]# rpm -U webmin-1.030-1.noarch.rpm
Segmentation fault
[root@localhost opt]# rpm -U webmin-1.030-1.noarch.rpm
Segmentation fault
[root@localhost opt]# rpm -i webmin-1.030-1.noarch.rpm
Aaron Konstam wrote:
Well I looked at the site abovew and discovered that RedHat does not know that
we in the deep south use Linux. They are not coming withing 600 miles og Texas
for example.
A stop in Austin, Texas would've be nice. This town is full of Linux folks.
Tom
Scott Taylor wrote:
Ummm, thanks but that's not much help. I have installed hundreds of
RPM's. It must be something with the download or the RPM database.
Did you ever kill an rpm process, now or in the past, while it was
active? All the symptoms you are describing indicate that.
Try this:
cd
Mythical Proportions wrote:
2 GNOME questions for you...
1) I want to 're-organize' some of the items in the GNOME menu. In M$
you can click and drag items around the start menu, but it doesn't
appear to work like that in GNOME. What conf file controls the gnome
menu (both per user and globall
Ron Olsen wrote:
I also recently discovered that the gtk2 versions have a bug in displaying
pdf and PostScript documents on my machine.
I went back to the 11-04 xft version and the problem went away.
OK, I'll stay put. :)
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Michael Knepher wrote:
Here's a shot with the Bluecurve-Okayish theme:
http://www.bluethingy.com/linux/mozilla-gtk2.png
1.3a build or a 11/4 1.2b build? I installed 11/4 1.2b and it looks
almost exactly the same.
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Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Michael Knepher wrote:
Here's a shot with the Bluecurve-Okayish theme:
http://www.bluethingy.com/linux/mozilla-gtk2.png
1.3a build or a 11/4 1.2b build? I installed 11/4 1.2b and it looks
almost exactly the same.
Ignore that, it's plainly displayed in
Nadim Bitar wrote:
I need to buy a new Video Card, my ideal card would be well supported on
RH linux, has good 2D performance, AGP4X based and has 64MB DDR memory.
Any suggestion highly appreciated.
An ATI Radeon 7500 is a good card that meets your criteria. It has
hardware acceleration under
Pavel Rozenboim wrote:
Do ATI (or other vendors) open-source drivers support hardware 3D
acceleration? I thought that only NVidia does this, as some linux games
demand NVidia 3D drivers.
Yes. The ATI Radeon 7500 has open source hardware 3D acceleration,
thanks to DRI.
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Does anyone have any success stories with using larger IDE disks,
specifically 160GB or more, with a PCI IDE controller card?
I was interested in using a Promise Ultra133 TX2 IDE card and attaching
four Maxtor 160GB disks, but a search for the card on the hardware
compatibility list at Red Hat
Randy Kelsoe wrote:
Nadim Bitar wrote:
I just ordered the ATI Radeon 7500 powered by ATI
I hope you mean "Built by ATI". As Mike Harris pointed out, the "Built
by ATI" card is fully supported, whereas the "powered by ATI" cards are
OEM cards with ATI chips and may work, but won't be fully su
Jesse Keating wrote:
# Does anyone have any success stories with using larger IDE disks,
# specifically 160GB or more, with a PCI IDE controller card?
# Are those patches, or functional equivalents, already rolled into the
# stock Red Hat kernel?
You would need support for LBA-48. I'm not s
John wrote:
I think you are going to have problems.
I presume you want to do lots of I/O.
Not necessarily. This setup is intended to store data for legacy
projects that are currently taking up valuable real estate on some Sun
storage arrays, which handle the bulk of the workload. The data
My original plans were to build an IDE raid using a 3ware controller
card, but they had to be cut back because of budget concerns. Thanks
for all the input. I think I've got a system config that will fit our
needs until more money is approved for larger, better solutions.
Tom
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Charlie Hall wrote:
What I'd like is one of those
little displays (that could fit on my panel) that winks and blinks as
data are being transferred.
I'd appreciate someone instructing me as to how to add such a gadget --
I'm not that experienced in Linux yet, so please be verbose.
I don't have
Charlie Hall wrote:
I had my display almost working after receiving instructions from Pavel
Rozenboim.
Great. For some reason the message I sent took forever to actually get
posted to the list, so it looks like you got multiple responses before
mine made it.
Thanks very much for your time.
Robert L. Cochran wrote:
It's funny how my earlier post (see below) didn't make it to the list,
maybe it will show up in the end after mailman burps? But large hard
drives have been supported since 7.3.
Yeah, one of my messages about modem panel lights was super late as
well. I think our mailm
Richard Nairn wrote:
I just installed a 8.0 machine over the network, I am trying to install
additional packages and rpm seems to stall...
I can't use any rpm function, install, query...
Yeah, this is a known problem. Here's the workaround:
http://www.linuxlaboratory.org/modules.php?op=modl
Osvaldo Macias wrote:
Hello Folks, I want to set the clock in a Solaris box
from a RH server using the command rdate, but the
connection is refused.
I didn't found help about rhosts in RH in the man
pages.
Is your rhosts file in /root and not /?
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Michal Drozd wrote:
I'am looking for some guidelines, which of package maganament
tools/services to use.
Did you look into up2date & redhat network? This is the easiest, best
way to keep you system running the latest official errata packages. My
advice is to try it out before apt-rpm or red
Guy Edward Gallasch wrote:
Has anyone else experienced problems wehn running Linux on an Athlon XP
platform? After a recent hardware upgrade from a motherboard with a VIA
KT266a chipset to one with a VIA KT333 chipset, I have found that I get
segmentation faults all over the place.
There are t
Is there any way to do enable the ability to browse the mount points
within an automount map, without having to cd into one of them? The
behavior demonstrated below isn't present in the newer releases of
Solaris, but I'm not sure how/if I can eliminate it on RHL.
--
ponter:home$ cd /soc
ponter
Cameron Simpson wrote:
On 16:40 09 Dec 2002, Tom Georgoulias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Is there any way to do enable the ability to browse the mount points
| within an automount map, without having to cd into one of them?
The autofs system doesn't supply this. Neither do some
Klaasjan Brand wrote:
I installed everything from the mozilla snapshot directory _including_
the psm rpm. Still no go. I'll try again tonight with a newer
snapshot...
Any success using the xft build of 1.2.1?
Tom
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Rimas wrote:
How to enable connection to Linux box via rsh?
Canned reponse about using rsh:
"rsh isn't secure, you should use ssh instead."
If you still need rsh, here's how to do it:
1. Install the rsh-server RPM.
2. Add these lines to /etc/securetty
rexec
rlogin
rsh
3. If you want these
J Kevin Martineau wrote:
I'm currently using 2.4.18-18.8.0. Is the
XFree86-4.2.99.2-0.20021122.2.i386.rpm compiled against the 2.4.19-0
kernel that is in Rawhide?
Normally that is the case. If you grab a rpm from rawhide and it
complains about deps, the most successful route is to grab those
Tommy McNeely wrote:
Browseability is available on Solaris autofs. It doesn't create mount
storms either. This feature may/may not show up in the v5 release:
hehe... if you use Star Office 6.0 or Nautilus it does :)
Thanks for the heads up. We aren't using Nautilus, but some folks are
us
Aaron Konstam wrote:
I simply do not understand the working of modem lights.
I tried RTFM but can't really find one.
Search the archives of this list. There are a couple of good threads
that cover all the fixes you need, including a bug report I referenced
that covered all of this.
1. I put
Alessandro Oliveira wrote:
I've been away for about 2 months, and I'd like to know how it is going
the development of the new redhat distros, have RH released any new
public betas since psyche ?
Congratulations sir, you got "first post" in the "When is the next
release coming out?" category.
Lucas Albers wrote:
How do you optimize it for a particular platform?
Lets say I want to recompile my kernel from a src rpm, using the gcc 3.2
compiler.
How do I tell gcc 3.2 to optimize for my p4 or athlon or whatever system?
You'll need to install the SRPM, then edit the spec file (and possibl
Raul Acevedo wrote:
I searched and all I could see was that you have to hand edit the config
files in either /etc/X11/desktop-menus/ or ~/.gnome2.
That can't be right. Is it?
Yes, that is the method.
Is this a major GNOME 2 bug or what?
Sort of. Graphical menu editing, which didn't work i
If you're looking for RPMs from the Red Hat maintainer, keep you eyes on
this directory:
http://people.redhat.com/~katzj/evolution/
or, of course, Rawhide.
Jeremy had some 1.2 beta release RPMS up for a while.
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Brian K. Jones wrote:
I don't get it. What's so hard about installing red-carpet and getting
it from there, like the ximian site says to do if you're running RH8?
It's really not that hard, and it works well. I'm writing this in 1.2
now, which I've had since almost immediately after the release
Thom Paine wrote:
Do you suppose that the purchase of an RHN subscription would get us
access to redhat's rsync servers in addition to the instant ISO's? I was
at around 450M of disc 1 and it died out and now I've lost the partial
ISO. So I've hooked onto Duke to rsync them, that way I can resume
Ryan Camick wrote:
That file, that is Red Carpet. It has ZERO dependencies. It does not
conflict with any existing RH8.0 packages. It will not interfere with
upgrades to the future version of RH, (if any exists, with no
speculation as to the version number, if it even has one).
That is what B
Brian K. Jones wrote:
Installing evolution *did* cause red-carpet to grab and install some
other stuff that evolution depended on. However, it tells you EXACTLY
what it's going to do before it does *ANYTHING*. So I don't think
anything would stop me from getting the needed rpm's myself somewher
Margaret_Doll wrote:
I just upgraded my systems to RedHat 8.0 including the kernel patch
on their web page.
The systems are at 2.4.18-17.8.0.
I get the following error when I run PG 4.0 on my systems.
/usr/bin/ld: cannot open
/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-redhat-linux/2.96/crtbegin.o:
Robert L. Cochran wrote:
I'm not sure what other components to replace. Right now I'm in favor of
ordering a new P4T533 motherboard and tossing the old one.
Asus has announced a new BIOS update, the 1005, for this board, but they
haven't made it available for download quite yet. (It's like som
Anyone here running the latest xft mozilla build, dated Nov 4?
(mozilla-1.2b-2002110408_trunk_rh8_xft.i386.rpm)
http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla/nightly/experimental/xft/2002-11-04-08/
Any comments about it? I've been playing around with the older 1.2b xft
build and love the effect it has had
Linux-Lists.Red-Hat.Psyche wrote:
Wow! That IS a fast mirror. I'm getting 510KB/s with my DSL
connection. I think that's approaching my top speed.
No kidding, I've never seen anything like it. It doesn't seem to get
bogged down either. It's the mirror from a multi-dimensional internet
in
Was /usr/sbin/rhn_register moved to a different package? It used to be
part of a standalone rhn_register RPM...
Tom
M A Young wrote:
Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Was /usr/sbin/rhn_register moved to a different package? It used to be
part of a standalone rhn_register RPM...
No it was dropped altogether. I believe up2date automatically registers
now, but if you need to force it, use up2date --register .
Michael
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