I have the answers
this is not a block device /dev/cdrom
specify type
I specify the type but it doesn´t work
and my cdrom not is mounted. What can I do ¿??
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I'm trying to build this source rpm on my RHL 4.2 system as part of my
upgrade-by-stealth program. Unfortunately, it dies thus:
gcc -static -O2 -m486 -fno-strength-reduce -o insmod.static insmod.o
logger.o ../obj/libobj.a ../util/libutil.a
ld: cannot open -lc: No such file or directory
make[1]:
> Warning: the vanilla 2.2.12 is seriously buggy. You have to apply the
No: vanilla 2.2.12 is pretty stable for most uses. A few people see a small
memory leak. There is a small patch just for that on www.linux.org.uk
in the release notes.
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i know that on our SCO boxes the samba that we have writes to a
smbprint.log in /tmp, but as far as i can see there isnt such a thing on
linux. the version of samba on these SCO boxes if rather old, so i dont
know if that has anything to do with it or not.
Steve
John Summerfield wrote:
>
> > wh
> where is the log file that shows who prints what to where on a server
> that is used as a printserver? ive looked everywhere and cannot find
> anything in any file that says a job has been run through. i know the
> lpc commands but i wanted to know if there is any such log file, be it
> normal
> Newer versions check the number of CPUs and set the -j value accordingly.
>
I'd be quite happy with the old way. This might be a better solution:
alias rpm='nice -n 1 rpm'
Even better, for rpm to do it internally.
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