On Wed, 9 May 2001, Neale Green wrote:
> Hi Folks,
Hi!
> As of last night, I have a major routing problem with my Net connection which
> the ISP CLAIMS isn't at their end. I use the ISP for connection, and DNS, but
> not for any Proxy (or other) services.
The same way I usually use ISPs - espe
Thanks a bundle, Brian, Telsa and everybody else. After a bit of
rearranging /boot, my beloved suzuka boots happily from either kernel.
I am still a bit confused about the modules. I'm not where to go from
'make modules; make modules_install' to get to 'insmod'.
(Suzuka runs debian woody, for t
'Lo again all...
> I leave in the "prompt" and "timeout" lines but include
>
> password=
>
> and "restricted" in the default image section
>
> This has the effect of booting to the default kernel after the timeout but
> allowing other options if required but only if the password is supplied.
> T
All,
I just installed Caldera OpenLinux 2.4. I'm trying to run a little
network but having lots of problems.
My Setup:
I have and ibm thinkpad, an old mac powerbook, and my lovely new linux
box. I have a (dynamic) dsl connection (Cisco 675 external router). Plus
10baseT ethernet hub.
The pr
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Sounds like the gateway just isn't forwarding packets. What you probably want
to do is check
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
It's probably set to zero, so all you need to do is:
# echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
On redhat 5.2 you can add th
# for interface information (i.e. IP addresses,
# netmasks, gateways, etc...) run this
/sbin/ifconfig
# for routing information run this
/bin/netstat -route
# to list the DNS servers run this
cat /etc/resolv.conf
Hope that helps,
Eric R. Turner
On Wed, 9 May 2001, Neale Green wrote:
>
> H
Hi Folks,
As of last night, I have a major routing problem with my Net connection which
the ISP CLAIMS isn't at their end. I use the ISP for connection, and DNS, but
not for any Proxy (or other) services.
I know that I SHOULD be able to chase it down and fix it myslef, but I'm having
a Forre
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 06:22:02AM -0500 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
Kriselda Jarnsaxa thought:
> This evening, my hubby and I found ourselves needing to reformat the c drive
> on our "other" laptop. Unfortunately, the laptop doesn't recognize the
> DVD-ROM drive and we don't have a "premad
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 11:30:57AM -0700 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
Brian Sweeney thought:
> Julia-
>
> Check out /etc/lilo.conf. Mine looks something like this:
>
> delay=1
> boot=/dev/hda
> map=/boot/map
> install=/boot/boot.b
> prompt # I comment these
> timeout=50 # lines out for sec
On Tue, May 08, 2001 at 11:30:57AM -0700 or thereabouts, Brian Sweeney wrote:
> Julia-
> So, to sum it all up:
...
> As a side note, did you want to run make modules and make modules_install?
> Check out the modules.txt file in the Documentation directory of your linux
> src dir for more info
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> I 'make bzImage'd, replaced /vmlinuz (which appears to have been a
> symlink to something in /boot) with /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/
> bzImage0 and ran lilo, then tried to reboot.
Someone else said it, but it bears repeating. If you have a booting kernel,
DO NOT TOU
Thanks, everyone, for the great suggestions! We got lucky and were able to
borrow a boot disk from a friend of ours and it worked well enough that we
got the system up and running. I've made a list of all the suggestions and
will be keeping them on hand in case of further emergencies, though --
Julia-
Check out /etc/lilo.conf. Mine looks something like this:
delay=1
boot=/dev/hda
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
prompt # I comment these
timeout=50 # lines out for security, but I'm paranoid ;-)
message=/boot/message
default=linux
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.2-2
label=linux
Thanks for the Nero tips - worked beautifully this time around :)
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/08/01 05:14PM >>>
>I'm limited to trying to do this on a Win2K box, so...
>
>I've downloaded the two rh7.0 iso's, and I've burned
the first one to a >cd. I followed my burning software
(nero)'s instru
> Rebooting using the 2.2.17 that I originally had, and again following the
> HOWTO, I 'make bzImage'd, replaced /vmlinuz (which appears to have been a
> symlink to something in /boot) with /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage0
> and ran lilo, then tried to reboot.
> Currently at boot, after the
What distribution are you running?
Walt
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as large as a tub.
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Depending on what you're looking for Business Objects may be something to look
in to. It's not very scalable, but it does what it does very well (which is
data mining).
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Oh, what's a girl to do?
After reading the kernel-HOWTO, I downloaded a 2.4.4 tarball, untarring it
into /usr/src. Following the instructions in the HOWTO, I 'make
xconfig'ed, 'make dep'ed, and 'make bzdisk'ed. At that point I booted
succesfully from that floppy and unamed to verify I was running
On Tuesday 08 May 2001 12:50 pm, J-Mag Guthrie wrote:
> (not mine) Someone I know needs to locate a report writer similar to
> Crystal Reports or R&R Report Writer that can (be taught to) deal with
> PostgresSQL. Perl-based is adequate, but my friend views Perl as a
> write-only language and rath
(not mine) Someone I know needs to locate a report writer similar to
Crystal Reports or R&R Report Writer that can (be taught to) deal with
PostgresSQL. Perl-based is adequate, but my friend views Perl as a
write-only language and rather dislikes messing with other people's
abortions.
Any help w
>I'm limited to trying to do this on a Win2K box, so...
>
>I've downloaded the two rh7.0 iso's, and I've burned
the first one to a >cd. I followed my burning software
(nero)'s instructions for burning iso >images specifically,
pretty straightforward. Now I have a cd with >7.0-respin-
disc1.is
okay, i've been itching to get a playbox up at work so that I can work on my linux
skills in my spare time. I'd never tried the "from scratch" method (as opposed to
just getting a hold of an out-of-the-box distro), so I thought that'd be a good
learning practice. I've reached a sticking point
On Tue, 8 May 2001, Kriselda Jarnsaxa wrote:
> This evening, my hubby and I found ourselves needing to reformat the c drive
> on our "other" laptop. Unfortunately, the laptop doesn't recognize the
> DVD-ROM drive and we don't have a "premade" Win98 boot disk at all. We
> tried using the Win98 p
This evening, my hubby and I found ourselves needing to reformat the c drive
on our "other" laptop. Unfortunately, the laptop doesn't recognize the
DVD-ROM drive and we don't have a "premade" Win98 boot disk at all. We
tried using the Win98 program from our desktop to make a boot disk, but it
ap
Hallo!
I was installing win2k/redhat on my machine this weekend and I found a
lovely little bug that I thought I'd share just in case anyone else had
run into a similar problem.
The problem is with win2k and not redhat - but it may be useful to someone
on this list. I am sure some of you have
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