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Well, if your motherboard supports ISA slot, try buing an ISA modem which has jumper settings. ISA PNP modems may or may not work for you. If you are using a winmodem, although i wouldn't recommend it, try smartlink modems, smartlink has recently released a driver for most of their modems. here it i...

Aoa, Here's a possible solution: First of all, Mandrake 10.1 used devfs for its /dev, so device names could be different. Try loading a module named usb-storage , note that you need root privileges for this root@localhost# /sbin/modprobe usb-storage then mount the usb device: mount -t vfat /dev/sda ...

# dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/cache bs=1024 count=1000000 # mkdir -p /cache # mkfs.ext3 -j /dev/cache # vi /etc/fstab At the bottom add this line /dev/cache /cache ext3 defaults 0 0 Now why would you want to do that? This method will work for older distros using a static /dev on / file system, but will...

Aslam-0-Alaykum Anjum Butt I ve installed netBeans (on RHL 9) it is very low in responding is it resource consuming IDE? as I have 128 MB Memory - also for that very reason I cant Insatalled Sun Java System Application Server (while installing stuck on 46% "Uncompressing appserv-assemblytools....

Although the community might disagree, I would recommend the use of NetBeans IDE for Java. Its developed by Sun Microsystems. And is more complete than eclipse at the moment. NetBeans feature a complete IDE that can stand up to Visual Studio. It also has a form designer in the essence of Visual Stud...

Aoa, This is stictly due to system clock being unsynchronized on both machines. Kerberos requires the system clocks of both system to be in sync, and won't work if the difference is greater than 5 minutes. Do check the system clock on both systems, and if possible use an internal ntp server to synch...

Aoa,
This is more of a multiple installation issue.
There are two things you can try:

1. Edit the /etc/fstab, change the line that says LABEL=/1 to LABEL=/

-OR-

2. Edit the /etc/fstab, and change LABEL=/1 to /dev/hdax
where x is the partition number

Thank you.

You're telling everyone that you zero out all your problems that way. Well thats almost true :) that way, there wont be any partitions on the hard disc. no partitions means no operating system present on harddisc. no operating system means no computer operation. no computer operation means no comput...

Oh, come on guys! Show some decency.


Never Ever Run
rm -rf /

this will delete all files it can access, this means pretty much the whole linux system, all your personal files, and incase of windows 9x/Me, even windows itself, depending on who runs it and what he has access to!

Aoa, Khattak is right, also Fedora Core is not suitable for servers due to high amount of experimental stuff. If you really need an RPM based server try CentOS or other distro. just not Fedora Core. Here are the links: jEdit http://www.jedit.org eclipse http://www.eclipse.org (very huge to download ...

Aoa, Its no big deal, the errors are about changing User IDs of files, not about unable to extract them. the files are written to the disc, the errors are just that tar wasn't able to change their owner to the ones listed in the archive. This happened because the users didn't exist on your system. T...

Aoa,

Please don't fall for Mr. lambda's post, it will restart the computer each time it starts up ( recursively ).
And Mr. lambda please, be careful about what you post, because its suppose to help people not cause them misery.

Thank you

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well, its more general to see the result of iptables. that way one can find out even if filtering was compiled in kernel

Aoa, Here's a little something for you to try: if you are using Fedora core or Redhat, start linux by adding single to kernel parameters in grub like this 1. Select RedHat Linux / Fedora Core 2. press 'e' to edit this entry 3. select the line that begins with kernel /boot/vmlinuz . 4. press 'e' to e...