thought I'd take a second and comment on the 6.2 rc 1.2 (030400) install
process while it formats a couple gigs of real slow dasd
1. I hope all that "driver disk" crap is explained real well in the final
docs. (1.1. I hope there are docs, I couldn't find even draft docs.) Took
a few minutes b
Hello.
I'm new to Linux (mostly a Win32 developer). I am porting some code that
uses the Win32 CreateMutex in order to synchronize access to a file across
several processes. On Win32, a mutex works across processes (not only
threads). I remember a class I took years ago allowed file locking as
At 09:20 3/14/00 +1000, you wrote:
>On Mon Mar 13 2000 at 11:05, Alan Shutko wrote:
>> Personally, I have syslog log everything to VC 12, which makes it easy
>> to check things. It's a quick change to all the machines I administer
>> and makes my life much happier.
>
>Hey, great minds think alike
On Thu Mar 09 2000 at 23:02, Robin Cook wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is there anywhere that has instructions on how to create the mysql.so for
> PHP3?
IIRC, In the .spec file for the latest php rpms.
Cheers
Tony
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On Mon Mar 13 2000 at 11:05, Alan Shutko wrote:
> John Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Not all boot-time messages are kernel messages; indeed, most of the useful
> > ones aren't. For example, dmesg won't display any of these:
>
> Personally, I have syslog log everything to VC 12,
Hello,
I am trying to trace down a problem and was hoping for some info on how
best to do accomplish it.
I have an SB Live card. Under Redhat 6.1 with all updates (uses the
2.2.12 kernel) and using the newest emu10k1 driver the joystick works
just fine. But If I install the Rawhide ve
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Nikolaos A. Margaritis wrote:
>Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 15:24:13 +0200
>From: Nikolaos A. Margaritis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: pgcc
>
>Pgcc seems to be quite a promissing project. I have noticed they are currently
>using gcc 2.95.3. Is there any possi
John Summerfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Not all boot-time messages are kernel messages; indeed, most of the useful
> ones aren't. For example, dmesg won't display any of these:
Personally, I have syslog log everything to VC 12, which makes it easy
to check things. It's a quick change to
John Summerfield wrote:
>
> > actually, you can change the default behavior of dmesg to see all of the boot
> > messages if you so desire... man dmesg for more nfo.
> As others have observed, even if it did, logging in is hardly the epitome
> of convenience. If the messages stayed there, I could
> actually, you can change the default behavior of dmesg to see all of the boot
> messages if you so desire... man dmesg for more nfo.
That's nonsense. From the man page:
NAME
dmesg - print or control the kernel ring buffer
Not all boot-time messages are kernel messages; indeed, most of
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