A lot of people are indeed going for slackware 8.1!
Atul.
On 17 Jul 2002 10:40 -0700, Florin Andrei wrote:
u> I'm reading this article on OSNews:
u>
u> http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=1365
u>
u> One of the comments says this:
u>
u> #
u> The real p
Hi,
I tried to include /usr/src/linux-2.4/ header files instead of
/usr/include by giving -I option in Makefile. While compiling
I found out that gcc was still using /usr/include/ files!
Is -I option usage correct? How do I instruct the compiler to
use /usr/src/linux.. include files?
Tha
"Trevor Fraser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I've been using RedHat for a while now, but a person doesn't seem to learn
> certain things untill you hit a problem. What my problem is, is when I try
> and uninstall a rpm using "rpm -e", the comment is that the package is not
On 2002-07-17, Trevor Fraser wrote:
TF> I've been using RedHat for a while now, but a person doesn't seem to learn
TF> certain things untill you hit a problem. What my problem is, is when I try
TF> and uninstall a rpm using "rpm -e", the comment is that the package is not
TF> installed, and when
> Hello everyone.
>
> I've been using RedHat for a while now, but a person doesn't seem to learn
> certain things untill you hit a problem. What my problem is, is when I try
> and uninstall a rpm using "rpm -e", the comment is that the package is not
> installed, and when I "rpm -i" the package,
I'm reading this article on OSNews:
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=1365
One of the comments says this:
#
The real problem has not been the lack of AA but the pathetic fonts
included with a lot of distros. ie Redhat 7.3 (and I'll never forgive
the
You have to type in the exact name of the package as it appears in the rpm
database. for instance. If you install a package with the name
test.1-2.1.i386.rpm when you uninstall it you do rpm -e test.1-2.1 without
the .i386.rpm
Do a rpm -q to see if the package is installed and to
be sure you hav
Hello everyone.
I've been using RedHat for a while now, but a person doesn't seem to learn
certain things untill you hit a problem. What my problem is, is when I try
and uninstall a rpm using "rpm -e", the comment is that the package is not
installed, and when I "rpm -i" the package, it says its
