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can't read vcd
by Manish Jethani 28 Jan '02

28 Jan '02

Just installed red hat 7.2. Things are ok, except for this. It's not able to read any of my video CDs. I'm able to mount the vcd, but I can't read a file (I can read directories). Here's the cdrom portion of my fstab: /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,owner,kudzu,ro 0 0 Here's what I'm doing. # eject -t # mount /mnt/cdrom # ls /mnt/cdrom/mpegav avseq01.dat # cp /mnt/cdrom/mpegav/avseq01.dat . cp: reading `/mnt/cdrom/mpegav/avseq01.dat': Input/output error # echo $? 1 # umount /mnt/cdrom # eject # rm -rf / I tried with different video CDs (I have many =) but none of them seem to work. And the behaviour is the same - can read directories but can't read files. Also, other CDs (like the rh7.2 cd itself) work just fine. It's just with video CDs this problem. And the same video CDs were working ok with windows until last week when I removed windows. I have *enough* space on my disk. I can't even do something like this: # cat /mnt/cdrom/mpegav/avseq01.dat > /dev/null cat: /mnt/cdrom/mpegav/avseq01.dat: Input/output error Anyone faced this problemo? What do you do? Manish -- Today is the last day of your life so far.

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Re: can't read vcd
by Abhir Joshi 28 Jan '02

28 Jan '02

Hi I had a same problem when reading three VCDs. 'plaympeg' said it cant find mpeg data. 'gtv' was unable to play it. 'cp' reported an I/O error. I tried to view it from Windows and it worked ! Then I tried to copy it using Windows. Almost the whole dat file was copied except the last 5 seconds saying that "the system can't read the specified device". This happened for all the VCDs. But the VCDs surface seemed to have no problem as they were newly written. And it looks very improbable that all the VCDs which i had, had errors in the *last* 5 seconds ! I think that there is some kind of protection mechanism built into the CD. But I could cheat it by using VCDGear (under windows). I first tried to use VCDGear under Linux with option 'dat2mpg' but it said that it couldn't find mpeg data. VCDGear under Windows converted the '<cdrom drive>:\mpegav\Avseq01.dat' file into "<dest drive>:\Movies\Avseq01.mpg' without any errors ! ! I used dat to mpg conversion option to achieve this. Now the mpg file plays fine in Linux. I think VCDClipper also could have done the job. Well, my guess... Since Windows could read *almost* the whole file (actually i think the whole file), it seems that there is some bit in the CD file system (or similar kind of information) that indicates whether it is legal (??) to copy the file or not. Now whether to make use of that or not might be upto the copying program. Now if the cdrom driver in Linux checks the info before copying and windows driver checks it after the data has been copied (before writing the directory entry), the situation seems to be consistentent. Now whether that kind of information really exists on a VCD FS is to be discovered....anybody knows ? Well, initially i thought of a long way... It could have been achieved this way....(in Windows) - First make a drive empty by moving all the data to a different drive. - Now, data if written on this drive, will start from cluster 2. - Then copy the dat file to this drive unitl it gives the error message. - Now the FAT entries have been made, only the directory entry needs to be written. - Next instead of saying OK to that error, cold reboot your PC by pressing directly the reset key (!!) - Goto to real mode. - unlock your disk using 'lock' - use Norton's Diskedit supporting FAT 32 to make a root directory entry which points to cluster 2 as starting cluster. Also the size of the file and attributes have to be written here. OR writing a C program to directly write the directry entry of 32 bytes to the root directory without using standard function or DOS services but by using bios interrupts. - Now after rebooting the PC the file should be playable (most probably ! Never tried actually) Abhir _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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Re: [ILUG-BOM] Re: can't read vcd
by Tahir Hashmi 28 Jan '02

28 Jan '02

On Sat, 26 Jan 2002 17:42:37 Abhir Joshi wrote: >Hi > >I had a same problem when reading three VCDs. 'plaympeg' [Snip] >Well, my guess... >Since Windows could read *almost* the whole file (actually i think the >whole file), it seems that there is some bit in the CD file system >(or similar kind of information) that indicates whether it is legal (??) >to copy the file or not. Now whether to make use of that or not might >be upto the copying program. Now if the cdrom driver in Linux checks >the info before copying and windows driver checks it after the data has >been copied (before writing the directory entry), the situation seems >to be consistentent. > >Now whether that kind of information really exists on a VCD FS is to be >discovered....anybody knows ? > [Snip] There's actually been an influx of ACDs and VCDs that are supposed to be non-piratable. The trick applied is to induce deliberate bit-errors and hope that the stronger error tolerance of CD players will allow them to carry on while the more finicky CD-ROM drives of the computers will complain. Philips, the co-inventor of the CD has been able to force companies making such CDs to print a warning stating that such products are not CDs. They can't even print the famous 'CD' logos. IMHO, this is the height of idioticity on part of the new CD makers because there are some CD players too that fail to play those CDs. Also, once your CD wears, there's a greater chance that your CD player may fail to recover from so many errors. Lastly, computer software that has strong error correction built-in will still be able to read the CDs A detailed article regarding this appeared a few weeks back on the _Business Times_ page of _The Times of India_ as the main headline and I've written what I understood from that article. Unfortunately, I forgot the date on which it appeared. --- Tahir Hashmi (VSE, NCST) http://tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com mailme(a)tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com __________________________________ We, the rest of humanity, wish GNU luck and Godspeed

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by Linux CDs 28 Jan '02

28 Jan '02

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LindowsOS sneak preview -- it's not vaporware after all
by N.D. 28 Jan '02

28 Jan '02

http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=02/01/25/1811226 Conclusions This is a beta and Robertson cautions that it is not expected to work properly. I had many more problems with Wine than our anonymous tester did. And while I wouldn't spend the $99 to get LindowsOS, he would. "Slick installation, great Wine, very good integration," he says. But the fonts need work. "Wine fonts look horrible (especially on the popup boxes) even if you add your fonts to the X server." We both agree that the user management needs to change, and Lindows needs to add more configurability -- if Robertson is going for the Linux crowd, that is. If he's going for Windows market share, then he needs to cater to the people who are logging in, looking at the pretty KDE desktop, and wondering what to do next. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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CD ROm detection problem in RH 7.2
by Anand Iyer 27 Jan '02

27 Jan '02

Hi Kunal and others trying to help, I removed the append="hdc=ide-scsi" from lilo.conf. ran lilo. booted the machine. And inserted a PCQ CD inside the drive and tried mount when it did not automount. Then removed the fstab line for CDROM. Rebooted the machine. Still the same results. I am not worried about CD recording at this moment. Machine history: Loaded PCQ 7.1 in July and running smoothly since then. CDRecord and ordinary CD usage with the lilo line "append...." was there. Upgraded recently to RH 7.2 using Seascope CD's. The CD's are with me and the kernel being used is 2.4.7-10 . Initially I had a installation problem and I got another set of CD's with me now. The install has worked smoothly so far. But the CD ROM is not being read. I went to hardware browser in Gnome after logging in as root Window shows on left CDROM Devices Right Hand top side shows SAMSUND CD-R/RW DRIVE SW-208F Bottom right hand side window shows manufacturer: unknown driver: ignore Device: /dev/hdc So I am a bit confused. I believe his means that the CDROM is detected in /dev/hdc and ths SAMSUNG ... that is seen means that the CDROM drive is being properly detected by some software component however the bottom part of the window is worrying and shows that the CDROm detection has some problems. is this Kernel Related? Please note that the same system has caldera loaded in another partition with 2.4.2 and the system is running smoothly. Anand Message: 5 From: "Kunal Gangakhedkar" <kgangakhedkar(a)yahoo.com> <mailto:kgangakhedkar@yahoo.com> To: <linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in> <mailto:linuxers@mm.ilug-bom.org.in> Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] CD ROM problems Kernel 2.4.7-10 Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 21:10:22 +0530 Reply-To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in <mailto:linuxers@mm.ilug-bom.org.in> Well, as I can see from the scenario, your CDRW is getting detected as a SCSI drive. In fact, it is an IDE drive - am I right?? To get around with the problem, just remove the "append=...." line from lilo.conf 'coz you don't need it. Then update lilo using /sbin/lilo. The next time you boot into linux your CDRW should be detected as an ordinary IDE CDROM. But then, you won't be able to write CDs through linux, 'coz all the CD- Writing softwares in linux (including cdrecord and Xcdroast) need your drive to be SCSI. Now, to make your IDE CDRW (now detected as an IDE CDROM) work for writing CDs, what you can use is an emulation driver - ide-scsi. This is precisely what you've been seeing in your lilo.conf. This is a modular driver which can be used using modprobe or insmod. The advantage is - install when you want, uninstall after using it. I guess, you know how to uninstall / remove modules. When you add this driver, just check out the working of the driver using #cdrecord -scanbus If you get the output saying the HOST/DEVICE/LUN ids, then you can be pretty sure that the driver will work for you. The only problem I faced was that the normal IDE-CD emulation driver used to interfere with it. So, to be on a safer side, make sure that you remove ide-cd before inserting ide-scsi. The ide-scsi driver is available online or can be found at PCQ's wesite (in fact, it comes built into PCQ Linux Distro). After you're done with the CDRW for writing, remove the ide-scsi driver using #rmmod sg #rmmod ide-scsi These are dependant modules. Then insert the usual ide-cd driver using #modprobe ide-cd And you'll be back with your CDRW as IDE CDROM. For more information, pls. refer to CD-Writing HOWTO Kunal ------------------ The choice is yours, don't be late Take a rest as a friend as an old memory Nirvana - Come As You Are ----- Original Message ----- From: kishor bhagwat <aaaaarrrgghhh(a)yahoo.com> <mailto:aaaaarrrgghhh@yahoo.com> To: <linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in> <mailto:linuxers@mm.ilug-bom.org.in> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2002 10:46 AM Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] CD ROM problems Kernel 2.4.7-10 >> >> --- Anand Iyer <akiyer(a)vsnl.com> <mailto:akiyer@vsnl.com> wrote: > >>> > My CDROm drive Samsung CD writer RW 8.4.32 is recognised >>> > by the kernel, >>> > but when i try to mount the CDROm, I get a message >>> > /dev/cdrom improper device or device does not exist. >>> > I have the following line in lilo.conf >>> > append="hdc=ide-scsi" >>> > This used to work and still works on Caldera with kernel >>> > 2.4.2 (PCQuest >>> > CD's)loaded in another partition. >> >> >> the append line in your lilo.conf means that scsi emulation >> is used for your drive(cd burning programs require it). >> try mounting /dev/scd0 as your cdrom drive.. >> >> regards, >> kishor >> >> >> >> >> >

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Re: can't read vcd
by Abhir Joshi 26 Jan '02

26 Jan '02

Hi Manish Jethani Wrote ># rm -rf / man ! what are you doing !!! rm -rf <slash> as root !! I think it was a typo, and you meant 'rm -rf .' :-) Abhir _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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Icons for GNOME Tasklist
by Tahir Hashmi 26 Jan '02

26 Jan '02

Hi All Does any of you know how to assign mini-icons for the GNOME Tasklist to an application? Thanx in advance --- Tahir Hashmi (VSE, NCST) http://tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com mailme(a)tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com __________________________________ We, the rest of humanity, wish GNU luck and Godspeed

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Problems with installing GCC
by Kinjal Sonpal 25 Jan '02

25 Jan '02

Hi Luggers ! I'm trying to install gcc-2.96-84.i386.rpm ( taken from the PCQ Linux CD) on a RHL 6.2 (zoot ?) m/c. The installation is almost a yr old and it does not have any of the development tools as well as compiler .. When I issue the following command $ rpm -i gcc-2.96-84.i386.rpm I get the following error Error : The current version of rpm only supports packages having major number <= 3. I checked up with rpm docs and cud understand that in the above rpm, _2.96_ is supposed to be the major number. Then in order to upgrade the current installation of rpm, which I thought cud be the cause of the trouble, I tried to use the rpm installation binary available from the same CD. I got the same error for it. In fact, I got the same error for all the packages that I tried to install/upgrade. What cud be wrong here? I'm not supposed to remove the current installation, nor do I have direct CD-Drive access to this m/c. Thanks a lot in advance Regards, Kinjal Sonpal

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CD ROM problems Kernel 2.4.7-10
by Anand Iyer 25 Jan '02

25 Jan '02

> > > >Message: 3 >Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 21:16:53 -0800 (PST) >From: kishor bhagwat <aaaaarrrgghhh(a)yahoo.com> >Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] CD ROM problems Kernel 2.4.7-10 >To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in >Reply-To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in > > >--- Anand Iyer <akiyer(a)vsnl.com> wrote: > >>My CDROm drive Samsung CD writer RW 8.4.32 is recognised >>by the kernel, >>but when i try to mount the CDROm, I get a message >>/dev/cdrom improper device or device does not exist. >>I have the following line in lilo.conf >>append="hdc=ide-scsi" >>This used to work and still works on Caldera with kernel >>2.4.2 (PCQuest >>CD's)loaded in another partition. >> > >the append line in your lilo.conf means that scsi emulation >is used for your drive(cd burning programs require it). >try mounting /dev/scd0 as your cdrom drive.. > >regards, >kishor > tried. Added line /dev/scd0 /mnt/cdrom blah... in fstab. on mounting mount /mnt/cdrom gives error message /dev/scd0 unknown device regards Anand > >

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Commercial; programmer required,
by gautam 25 Jan '02

25 Jan '02

Not very familiar with this list, if i violate policy by this post excuse me. Hi, am an entrepreneur of a small business, we make industry specific client server software . Its interesting work, and requires lateral thinking. I have the ideas and the team processes them. we have a VB, person full-time, a VC++ consultant, we had a genius Linux/PHP admin/programmer but he left. Now I require a mumbai based person skilled in Linux/PHP, for the purposes of development / modification to our new/existing work. Consultants are welcome to offer services. Thanks gautam 22-6176724, 22-6178232

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Re: [ILUG-BOM] Compile problem for PHP with PostgreSQL
by Dinesh Shah 25 Jan '02

25 Jan '02

Hi Jaju, On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Ravindra Jaju wrote: > Hi. > > The ${PGINSTALLDIR}/lib directory should be in your /etc/ld.so.conf, > and then run ldconfig > > You can use after that, without any compiles. > > Otherwise, set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable for the process to include > the ${PGINSTALLDIR}/lib at runtime. > > ${PGINSTALLDIR} is the dir where you installed PostgreSQL. > > hth. Thx a lot... It works... I have to put lib path into /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig. It compiles now perfactly ok... With regards, -- --Dinesh Shah :-) Unitek.com dineshs(a)unitek.com dinesh(a)abriasoft.com AIM ID: ShahSyst Yahoo ID: dinesh1966(a)yahoo.com Mobile : 98213-11906

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Colored Prompt and other tweaks
by Nikhil Joshi 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

Hi! I was wondering how [ OK ] is displayed in color. I found the /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions file. I got the 'color code' and assigned PS1="\\033[1;32m$" |----- my prompt Now my prompt appears in green color!!!. I would like to know what do those numbers and symbols mean. I figured out that 32m stands for a color and changing the value changes the color. I found out another tweak by which one can have a message on the console while all the commands scroll below it. Here is the exact command. $ clear;echo -e '\033[018;25r'; cat ascii_logo_file I use this in rc.sysinit to dislay a logo while other stuff scrolls below it. Kinda looks good ;-) Again I would like to know what does the stuff mean. BTW has anyone used a kernel patch which shows a welcome screen ? I've found LPP and I'll be checking it out soon :-) -- Say no, then negotiate. -- Helga

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DCOP Server Ka Funda
by Bhushan Tiwari 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

> Could anyone please explain me the Funda behind DCOP Server? > What kind of server is it? I just discovered.... DCOP is KDE's Desktop Communications Protocol. It is a lightweight IPC/RPC mechanism built on top of the X Consortium's Inter Client Exchange protocol. It enables desktop applications to communicate reliably with low overhead. > sometimes when I start KDE it gives me an error, saying ... > "Error setting up inter-process communication for KDE. Message is: Could > not read network connection list /root/.DCOPserver_<hostname>_:0 please > check that dcopserver is running!" > How should I rectify that? But again, How should I rectify it ? ßhushån Tïwårï

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Linux is not reliable . Windows Still rulez
by Nikhil Joshi 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

Sorry for posting without subject . The thing is I'm very frustrated for putting my trust on Linux :-( OK I had enough of Linux (period) I've been using Linux for almost 2 years now. After getting bored of Windows I decided to remove it from my PC.I was running only Red Hat Linux 7.1 when I had a major filesystem crash. I even lost some of important data. One of my friends suggested that 7.1 had a buggy kernel and I should switch to 6.2 I installed 6.2 and everything was fine until today... The boot process 'dropped me to a shell' and advised me to run fsck manually. I obliged. Out of the blue I got a truckload of messages telling me that something was wrong and that should it fix it ? Amazingly the only answer was yes.I continued pressing 'y' for about 5 mins and then the ordeal was over. I logged in just to find that my ncurses libraries had been deleted ! And horror of horrors: my entire rpm database was gone... I did not want any more surprises. Being frustrated I decided to give myself a break. I removed Linux and now I'm running good ol' Win 98 :-) Anyone reading this please keep in mind : Curse Windows , Hate Windows ,Kick Windows but never and I say *never* remove Windows. It is the only thing that works for you (period) _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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[OT] - Linking of an absolute executable file ???
by Kunal Gangakhedkar 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

Hi Guys, I'm having trouble in understanding the theory behind the compiler strategies for generating absolute object files. Pls. someone guide me on this topic. The main concern is : Linux kernel is compiled to start loading from a particular memory address (cf. TLK - The Linux Kernel) 1. How is this achieved by the compiler??? 2. How do we decide from where to start load an absolute object file in memory, i.e. how is the memory address of the entry point of the code decided??? 3. If this depends on the locations of the IVT, GDT etc. then where to find all this information i.e the sizes of all these memory tables??? 4. Are there anymore issues involved in generating absolute object files?? Pls. help me in this aspect - more detailed information - the better for me. Kunal ------------------ In most countries selling harmful things like drugs is punishable. Then howcome people can sell Microsoft software and go unpunished? (By hasku(a)rost.abo.fi, Hasse Skrifvars) _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

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RE: [ILUG-BOM] Linux is not reliable . Windows Still rulez
by Tahir Hashmi 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

Sorry for the triplet of identicals folks, that was a mail-client glitch. Hope I'm forgiven --- Tahir Hashmi (VSE, NCST) http://tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com mailme(a)tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com __________________________________ We, the rest of humanity, wish GNU luck and Godspeed

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RE: [ILUG-BOM] Linux is not reliable . Windows Still rulez
by Tahir Hashmi 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

On Wed, 23 Jan 2002 21:39:06 Amish K. Munshi wrote: > Yes I agree with you, but I most of the work that we require to >do is available as a GUI toolkit. And however integrated we are to the >Linux systems, we would love to use the graphical version of linuxconf >rather than the text version. There's a learning curve. When I started out, I was averse to the command line too. But as I began discovering commands for things that went click-click, I found myself using the command line more and more. The reason is simple - it's easier to issue a command than fire up a GUI, sift thru the tabs and buttons et al. Say, you want to add a user to a new group. How'd you do it in GUI? Fire up Linuxconf, expand the trees till you reach the users area (I've forgotten what Linuxconf looked like, so it's a somewhat inexact reproduction), click on that user and then in his/her property sheet, specify the group somewhere. That done, you click the "Activate" button and then "Quit" hoping that things went fine. Same thing on the command line: # usermod -G <group>[, ...] <user> There's a command - apropos - that searches for the supplied keywords in short descriptions of all the entries in man pages. So, if you're looking for disk management commands, you can do: $ apropos disk and get a list of commands that have the word "disk" in their descriptions. I don't say that GUI is bad. The user should figure out when to use what tool. As a rule of thumb, use a GUI tool when you are going to use a majority of the features it offers. So I may use LinuxConf when I get down to configuring my system after a fresh install. But not for the occasional tweaks and mods. Tahir Hashmi (VSE, NCST) http://tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com mailme(a)tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com __________________________________ We, the rest of humanity, wish GNU luck and Godspeed

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RE: [ILUG-BOM] Linux is not reliable . Windows Still rulez
by Tahir Hashmi 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

On Wed, 23 Jan 2002 21:39:06 Amish K. Munshi wrote: > Yes I agree with you, but I most of the work that we require to >do is available as a GUI toolkit. And however integrated we are to the >Linux systems, we would love to use the graphical version of linuxconf >rather than the text version. There's a learning curve. When I started out, I was averse to the command line too. But as I began discovering commands for things that went click-click, I found myself using the command line more and more. The reason is simple - it's easier to issue a command than fire up a GUI, sift thru the tabs and buttons et al. Say, you want to add a user to a new group. How'd you do it in GUI? Fire up Linuxconf, expand the trees till you reach the users area (I've forgotten what Linuxconf looked like, so it's a somewhat inexact reproduction), click on that user and then in his/her property sheet, specify the group somewhere. That done, you click the "Activate" button and then "Quit" hoping that things went fine. Same thing on the command line: # usermod -G <group>[, ...] <user> There's a command - apropos - that searches for the supplied keywords in short descriptions of all the entries in man pages. So, if you're looking for disk management commands, you can do: $ apropos disk and get a list of commands that have the word "disk" in their descriptions. I don't say that GUI is bad. The user should figure out when to use what tool. As a rule of thumb, use a GUI tool when you are going to use a majority of the features it offers. So I may use LinuxConf when I get down to configuring my system after a fresh install. But not for the occasional tweaks and mods. Tahir Hashmi (VSE, NCST) http://tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com mailme(a)tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com __________________________________ We, the rest of humanity, wish GNU luck and Godspeed

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Re: [ILUG-BOM] Red Hat 7.2 Installation: Partitioning?????
by Tahir Hashmi 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

On Tue, 22 Jan 2002 21:32:12 Kunal Gangakhedkar wrote: [SNIP] >before the "image= ... " entries. >Make sure that you change the "boot = " >entry to point it to the MBR. >That is, make it >boot = /dev/hdx > [SNIP] There's one neat trick that saves some headache for dual-booters. Instead of changing the "boot= " thingy to point to the MBR, let it remain in the boot sector of the partition. Use fdisk (from Linux or Win98 - your choice) to set the Linux partition active, instead of the Win98 partition. This way, Win98 will be happy with it's place in the MBR and in case anything happens to lilo, you can always set the Win98 partition active to be able to directly boot into Windows till you fix lilo. Hope you don't forget to add the lines: other=/dev/hdxn label=Windows in lilo.conf to enable dual-booting! n is the number of the Windows C: drive as reported by fdisk in Linux. --- Tahir Hashmi (VSE, NCST) http://tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com mailme(a)tahirhashmi.scriptmania.com __________________________________ We, the rest of humanity, wish GNU luck and Godspeed

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Embedded Mozilla
by Vinay Pai 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

Hi, I've been trying to compile Nautilus with Mozilla support built in. I built Mozilla 0.9.7 from source and compiled it OK. Nautilus also built OK. But when I try to view a HTML file in Nautilus it says "The Web Page View encountered an error starting and can't continue" As a more generic query... doesn't Natilus dump status messages anyhere? Or have an option to display less Windows-like error messages? Regards, Vinay

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Re: Linuxers digest, Vol 1 #340 - 3 msgs
by Sachin Rase 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

i do 2 plz let me in ... sachIN > >From: Anand Iyer <akiyer(a)vsnl.com> > >Reply-To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in > >To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in > >Subject: [ILUG-BOM] Re: Linuxers digest, Vol 1 #340 - > 3 msgs > >Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 22:13:38 +0530 > > > > > > > >> > >> > >>hey there luggers...:) > >> > >> I am on the look out for budding talent that who > >>share team spirit and like writing technical content. > >> > >>Puttin it plain n simple...I want freelancers who r > >>real geeks in wat they do..:)) . They the pple we luv > >>workin with. > >> > >>SO if u hav a flair for technical writing do get in > >>touch ASAP. Subjects for technical writing vary from > >>Linux Implementaion nd deployment/Kernel > >>Internals/Network Security/ Operating System > >>Architecture/ Protocol Specifics/ Code analysis/ Appln > >>testin and Benchmarking/ Codin Tutes/ Highly > >>researched Technical papers on various breakthrough > >>technologies/ Java/ PHP/ etc.... > >> > >>The right talent will be well compensated. > >> > >> > >>Do get intouch ASAP ... > >> > >>The rest.....I hav tried my best to highlight the > >>commercial base of the mail. So if u still wanna rant. > >>i'll welcome it off the list. > >> > >>Trevor Warren > >>9820349221 > >> > >Hi Trevor, > >Do the Gimp tutes qualify? > >Anand > >

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Is there any body from Santacruz
by Sachin Rase 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

hi, i am sachin rase. Is there any body from Santacruz?? bcoz i am . i want to know more about the development since i can't be on net everyday seeu mailing ... sachin rase

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Re: [ILUG-BOM] Re: Linuxers digest, Vol 1 #340 - 3 msgs
by Sudhakar Dayal 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

I am ready to be the part of the team. Please send the details .... dayal_s(a)hotmail.com >From: Anand Iyer <akiyer(a)vsnl.com> >Reply-To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in >To: linuxers(a)mm.ilug-bom.org.in >Subject: [ILUG-BOM] Re: Linuxers digest, Vol 1 #340 - 3 msgs >Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 22:13:38 +0530 > > > >> >> >>hey there luggers...:) >> >> I am on the look out for budding talent that who >>share team spirit and like writing technical content. >> >>Puttin it plain n simple...I want freelancers who r >>real geeks in wat they do..:)) . They the pple we luv >>workin with. >> >>SO if u hav a flair for technical writing do get in >>touch ASAP. Subjects for technical writing vary from >>Linux Implementaion nd deployment/Kernel >>Internals/Network Security/ Operating System >>Architecture/ Protocol Specifics/ Code analysis/ Appln >>testin and Benchmarking/ Codin Tutes/ Highly >>researched Technical papers on various breakthrough >>technologies/ Java/ PHP/ etc.... >> >>The right talent will be well compensated. >> >> >>Do get intouch ASAP ... >> >>The rest.....I hav tried my best to highlight the >>commercial base of the mail. So if u still wanna rant. >>i'll welcome it off the list. >> >>Trevor Warren >>9820349221 >> >Hi Trevor, >Do the Gimp tutes qualify? >Anand > >> > > >_______________________________________________ >Meeting on 6th 4pm at IIT Mumbai. See http://www.ilug-bom.org.in/meet/ >http://mm.ilug-bom.org.in/mailman/listinfo/linuxers > _________________________________________________________________ Join the worlds largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

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Embedded Mozilla
by Vinay Pai 24 Jan '02

24 Jan '02

Hi, I've been trying to compile Nautilus with Mozilla support built in. I built Mozilla 0.9.7 from source and compiled it OK. Nautilus also built OK. But when I try to view a HTML file in Nautilus it says "The Web component encountered an error starting" Mozilla itself runs fine. Regards, Vinay

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