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It worked fine:)))
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Steve Kudlak wrote:
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> I guess I say I am learning to Redhat, as I have heard more good about it. I have
> 4.2BSD on a CD but almost no support for it as far as I can tell. Debaian is
>supposedly
> bare bones. I would like to get something up that worked, dual booted, and maybe
>needed
> tweak
Problem: my mouse pointer remains the X shape from startup, rather than
becoming the arrowhead.
System: Gnome and Enlightenment over Debian (potato)
First occurance: latest reboot, this afternoon. (I went into That Operating
System to play Theme Hospital. Rebooted into Linux, and didn't get my
First problem..
X is having the hardest time! It takes 5 minutes to load and freezes when i
close it.. I've tried shutting X down from windowmaker, gnore and
ctrl-alt-backspace.
The ONLY way i can do it w/o crashing my entire machine is Alt-F1 and doing
a ctrl-c. I've checked my monitor settings
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> Well, I wouldn't say Debian is bare-bones! But there do seem to be more people
> here running RedHat than Debian, so if you're after distro specific help it
> might be a better bet.
You won't need as much distro specific help wi
On Oct 30, Laurel Fan conjectured:
> Excerpts from linuxchix: 30-Oct-99 [techtalk] partitions etc by
> Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> > Is it possible to format a partition of an existing drive?
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> Yes. The mkfs command takes the device name or mount point of a
> partition as an argument, for exa
On Sun, 31 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Problem: my mouse pointer remains the X shape from startup, rather than
> becoming the arrowhead.
>
> System: Gnome and Enlightenment over Debian (potato)
>
> First occurance: latest reboot, this afternoon. (I went into That Operating
> System to
> You won't need as much distro specific help with Debian as with
> RedHat. Debian left more bits and pieces intact, whereas RedHat
> applied lots of patches to critical systems, like the kernel, ppp...
OTOH, if you're coming from a Windows, Mac, OS/2, or other graphical background,
Red Hat come
Hi, Conni,
> > mkfs -t ext2 /mnt/dosc
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> That will format /mnt/dosc as ext2 (linux native?), right? That's what I
> want to do.
Yes!
> Does it matter what order the partitions are in? I mean,
> what cylinders etc they start on.
The /boot partition does have all the usual restrictions that
Excerpts from linuxchix: 31-Oct-99 Re: [techtalk] partitions etc by
Lighthouse t. D. Sun@one
> That will format /mnt/dosc as ext2 (linux native?), right? That's what I
> want to do.
Yep. Oh, one thing I just realized... you may have to change your
/etc/fstab entry for that partition after you
Hi, everyone,
I thought I should share the solution to my little problem, since I may have
discouraged some of y'all from downloading KDE 1.1.2 and using it with Red
Hat 6.0.
To remind you of what happened: I downloaded all the revised KDE and QT
RPMs from the Red Hat 6.1 directory on the RH FT
Excerpts from linuxchix: 31-Oct-99 [techtalk] Cursor decided t.. by
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> Problem: my mouse pointer remains the X shape from startup, rather than
> becoming the arrowhead.
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> System: Gnome and Enlightenment over Debian (potato)
If its Gnome and Enlightenment from potato, have yo
Ingrid Schupbach wrote:
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> I had this problem, too. My theory is that it's related to Enlightenment.
> I used to get this problem until I changed two things: a) I upgraded to
> the new version of Enlightenment and b) I changed my theme (I was using
> something called Ice* (IceK?)). When I had
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