Well, I more or less had a small problem when I tried deleting my
partitions of Linux RH7, and DOS pirmary and extended . I deleted them
using Linux fdisk (using the installation CD) and then run the windows fdisk to delete
the DOS
partitions.
But at this point it told me that it could not delete
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Kath wrote:
> Ok, my friend installed Red Hat 6.2 and has decided she hates linux.
> Oh well. Lets not lecture her on Linux vs. Windows.
>
> What is the easiest way for her to delete her linux partition and
> create a FAT32 one so she can reinstall Windows? cfdisk? fdis
either cfdisk or fdisk will work just fine. she can even use the linux
version to delete the existing partitions and create one big FAT32
partition, no need to revert to windows fdisk for that.
At 11:26 PM 1/11/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Ok, my friend installed Red Hat 6.2 and has decided she hat
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 11:26:09PM -0500, Kath wrote:
> Ok, my friend installed Red Hat 6.2 and has decided she hates linux. Oh well. Lets
>not lecture her on Linux vs. Windows.
>
> What is the easiest way for her to delete her linux partition and create a FAT32 one
>so she can reinstall Wi
hi
check www.canadacomputers.com they list all the components and their prices
and also sell systems. Don't think they talley it all up for you but you
can work out your own price from it.
Lou
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Ok, my friend installed Red Hat 6.2 and has decided she hates
linux. Oh well. Lets not lecture her on Linux vs. Windows.
What is the easiest way for her to delete her linux partition
and create a FAT32 one so she can reinstall Windows? cfdisk?
fdisk?
- Kath
Some of the older JetDirects do not support LPR. If you can't upgrade it,
oh well. :)
Jason
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Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 9:28 AM
To: Techtalk
Subject: [techtalk] HP JetDirect print server (and how they don't work!)
Got
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 03:21:42PM -0500, Brian Sweeney wrote:
> Mary-
>
> what version of Linux are you running?
>
> -Brian
Umm... FreeBSD :)
Mary.
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I was very happy with my experiences with penguin computing
(penguincomputing.com)...and preloaded with red hat, means you don't have to
choose between Micro$oft Crap #1 and Micro$oft Crap #2. You don't buy
components, but choose them and they build it and ship it.
"Wood, Mary" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi, Mary,
Yes, but...
The reason most stores do this is because the markup on PC hardware is so
close to nil that in order for them to make any kind of a profit they
basically have to charge you more for the parts and pieces than a whole
system. The system we got for my Mom just over a year ag
Hi Mary
Try Tiger Direct at tigerdirect.com
last time I checked they were still doing that. If you feel a
bit more adventurous you could use motherboard express, pricescan or pricewatch
and shop for all the parts separately. I have done this with no problems
and saved a bundle.
All the best,
Mar
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001 13:25:49 -0700 "Wood, Mary"
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> Anyone know where on the 'Net such a place exists? All
> I've been able to find are places which want to sell me
> pre-built PCs complete with the monitor, keyboard, mouse,
> and speakers which I don't need.
>
Have y
Once upon a time, in a long forgotten land, I went to
a computer store online and they had a build-your-own
feature. I.e.; a checklist of what kind of case do you
want, processor, RAM, any sound cards or NICs, blah, blah,
blah, and it spat out the price of your new tower.
Anyone know where on th
On Thu, Jan 11, 2001 at 10:00:12AM -0500, Brian Sweeney wrote:
> Why are you using inetd for qmail? I know Dan recommends using tcpserver
> now, which is why pretty much all of the information out there deals with
> it. Inetd has performace issues, if I remember correctly, especially when
> deal
Why are you using inetd for qmail? I know Dan recommends using tcpserver
now, which is why pretty much all of the information out there deals with
it. Inetd has performace issues, if I remember correctly, especially when
dealing with high-volume servers. TCPserver, imho, is also pretty easy to
Got a hold of some (very) old HP JetDirect EX j2382a external print
servers and I'm trying (failing) to get them to work from RH6.2 I'm
running a dhcp server and each will configure its ip address via bootp,
will respond to ping and will accept a telnet direct to the printer port
so I can use th
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