hi peoples,
because my root partition is located off the 1024th cylinder on my 15gb
quantum fireball, i have to go through the windows 98 se startup menu scheme
to select and click to fire loadlin in order to jump into linux.
how to make all 96mb ram available to the kernel instead of the 64mb
Hi, I have a quick question. When a Spanis-speaking person, for example, goes to use a
search engine type function on the web, that is made in their language, is it
customary for them to use AND OR NOT or those words in their own language (y, o, no in
this case) When I looked at the Spanish Yah
Hi,
On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, Bilal Muddassir wrote:
> because my root partition is located off the 1024th cylinder on my 15gb
> quantum fireball, i have to go through the windows 98 se startup menu scheme
> to select and click to fire loadlin in order to jump into linux.
>
> how to make all 96mb
> just add a line
>
> mem=96m
>
> to your linux.par file.
>
Out of curiosity, where is the linux.par file? I don't have that anywhere
on my system. =)
Beverly
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Hi,
On Wed, 21 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Out of curiosity, where is the linux.par file? I don't have that anywhere
> on my system. =)
So do I 'cause I don't have loadlin installed. ;-) It's a file containing
some boot parameters for the linux kernel (therefore the suffix "par").
--
> If I made a site search that let them use y, o, no would they just
use AND, OR, NOT anyway since theyre used to that?
I don't have any experience with this in particular, but i have made
multilingual websites before. My inclination would be to allow both
the English words *and* their Spanish c
> > Out of curiosity, where is the linux.par file? I don't have that
>anywhere
> > on my system. =)
>
>So do I 'cause I don't have loadlin installed. ;-) It's a file containing
>some boot parameters for the linux kernel (therefore the suffix "par").
umm so it is as easy as making a linux.par fi
*nervous about breaking the silence on the list* :P
Lucky me just got hooked up with a sweet DLT 4000!!! woo woo, go me :)
Anyway, I was looking for some recommendations on what tbu software I should
use for it. I've only got three systems on my little network (got a cool
switch too, too bad I
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Bilal Muddassir wrote:
> >So do I 'cause I don't have loadlin installed. ;-) It's a file containing
> >some boot parameters for the linux kernel (therefore the suffix "par").
>
> umm so it is as easy as making a linux.par file in the C:\LINUX directory
> where my LOADLIN.
I can't get my program to print anything to a file. It was complaining
about line earlier. Is this correct?
if ($string1 =~ /\*\s*\$string2|\$string2/)
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I think the slashes should be in the form "s/exp1/exp2/"
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From: "Lynn Kuhlman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 12:16 AM
Subject: [techtalk] Perl question
> I can't get my program to print anything to a file. It was complain
> Is this correct?
>
> if ($string1 =~ /\*\s*\$string2|\$string2/)
^^^^
Looks like you're escaping the variable, you're searching for a literal
dollar sign rather than the value of $string2.
// jt
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Storm wrote:
>
> Actually, ... I know I can :)
> Ok,.. here's the question,.
>
> When I installed Linux (Mandrake 7) I told it to automatically start the KDE
> ( or whatever, since it lets me choose from several GUIs). I was thinking
> maybe I would start from a command line ( so that I d
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