Does anyone know where I can get XFree86 4.0.1 rpms? Rpmfind doesn't have
any.
Cheers
Steve
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How small? I'm trying to create a RedHat - type linux distribution, ideally
in 32meg. It's not embedded, it's more like a zipslack type of thing.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: Copeland, Matthew [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2000 18:24
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Embedd
Partition magic is your commercial-non-doze friend.
hi
i m wondering how can i merge 2 partitions on a harddisk with a 3rd one..
i created 3 partitions but then deleted 2 with fdisk.. now i want to reuse
the space occupied by the deleted partitions.. is there any tool which i can
use to merg
Whenever you install a distribution it comes with a generic kernel
compiled with everything but the kitched sink. I was wondering how
Redhat determines what the kernel gets compiled with? What makes a
generic kernel. Being that I am creating a customized Redhat
distribution I am wanting to compile
I'm trying to build a kernel for a customized redhat
distribution. I am looking for information on how to
build the boot disk with an updated kernel. And also
build kernel RPMs for this custom distribution. Right
now I am using Redhat 6.2 as my base. Is there any
FAQs, or HOWTOs out there to help
Please take it to e-mail. Flames take up bandwidth.
Steve Lord
Guven Linux at 0.03rc3
p.s - vcards and sigs don't bother me in the slightest, I just don't read
the vcards.
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Hi,
I'm trying to develop a RH compatible distribution. I've copied the files
from rpm-3.0.4.i386.rpm - but it doesn't want to work. Does anyone know what
the MINIMUM requirements are for a precompiled dynamic rpm 3 command to
work?
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From: Bill Nottingham [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi,
I'm going to have to set up a machine to monitor bandwidth use and ethernet
packets. I plan to use NetCat to write packets from the host and other
machines, but I was looking at using NetPerf for actually logging what else
is going on in our DMZ. I haven't used NetPerf, but I've been told it's
I've just tried to do a whois on creditcardaccept.com and this is what I got
Domain Name: CREDITCARDACCEPT.COM Registrar: TUCOWS.COM INC.
Whois Server: whois.opensrs.net Referral URL: www.opensrs.org
Name Server: NS1.CHEAPISPSERVICE.COM Name Server:
NS2.CHEAPISPSERVICE.COM
Updated
While I've taken an aggressive approach to SPAM in the past as
well (mailbombs), I've never went as far as you claim to have
done, but I do know one thing... It was a waste of MY time to do
so. Many people said just delete them and ignore, but it is JUST
SO DAMNED HARD to do that when someone is
I think that prosecuting spammers is far too polite. I had a spammer target
my hotmail account, filling it up with up to 5 of the same e-mail because my
address was in it 5 times. I tried reasoning with them, and they'd say
they'd take me of their list but they never did. So one day I found they
w
try the following
cd /~nsdir
rm -rf *
then download mozilla from www.mozilla.org.
Netscrape 6 PR1 is based on one of the earlier Mozilla milestones anyway,
and you don't get the extra crap that you get with Netscrape - eg AOL
instant box-messer.
Sorry if I seem a bit anti-AOL, but there you go.
Does anyone have any info (howto's, guides etc) on MySQL? I think it could
be pretty useful. Then again, a complete E-Commerce server howto would be
mighty useful!
Steve
Project Leader, Guven Linux
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From: Mike A. Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 July 2000 10:
The intel CPUID instruction was designed with the idea of providing a serial
no. for cpu's, however it's easily to get hold of even when it's switched
off. It's present in P2's later than the 266 Klamath and (IIRC) on all P2
Notebooks. It's also present on all PIII's and looks like there's no sign
The things that really annoy me are the fact that my rules are set up to put
anything sent from [EMAIL PROTECTED] into my redhat folder but
whenever most people send stuff it goes straight into my inbox. This is a
real pig if I'm off.
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And your graphics card is...
And your X Server is...
And your Processor is...
It could be all sorts of things, remember the X server is only part of the
equation. Are you running X that comes with it? Have you tried the SVGA, or
the VGA (or even the MONO) X Server? What version of X11R6 are you ru
Lets just keep it in the list then, cos I'd like to know
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From: Jonathan Sailor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 20 June 2000 15:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Quiet boot with image/boot progress
I'm intreted in that too. Could you cc messages to me also?
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But if you depend on certain Redhat patches (eg. RAID) then just using the
source can be a bit problematic...
This is true, but if you use the rpms and need that the same applies. Either
way your on a one way trip to patch city. An efficient kernel contains the
bare minimum, with modules for othe
I would strongly suggest that you get the source and compile it yourself.
It's not as scary as you think. Linuxdoc (www.linuxdoc.org) has a kernel
howto. RPM's are generally pre-compiled with patches and stuff that can make
it a bit ugly. Example: Mandrake kernel RPM's are fine if you have a
penti
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