Summary: You'll have to configure mgetty to answer the a modem line and kick off the mgetty ppp script. Provided ppp is properly configured you'll get an ip as...
Summary: Hi, this is probably just another boring quiestion, but I still didn't manage to handle it despite google searches. Here it goes: root@hossu:~# fdisk ...
Summary: Hi to all. Simple question. What is the Linux distro that has the most powerfull partitioning software? Its all because of this http://www.computing.n...
Summary: Hello, I tried to install SUSE Linux 10.0 Eval on my system but it doesnt detect my HDD which is software RAID configured. I m using Intel 82801 SATA ...
Summary: When deleting partitions space will not be "reallocated" back to the "c:" drive. It will be unpartitioned space that needs to be assigned. Instead o...
Summary: My motherboard had some power problems and seems to have short circuited. I have 2 HDs on software RAID 1 in linux that I would like to recover data ...
Summary: Perhaps 10Gb for root ( / ) and 10Gb for either /usr or /home. I'm sure that there is a linux-partitioning-HOWTO which you can probably get from ww...
Summary: Hi guys, i´m a very new newbie and my problem is for a freak an easy thing. I want to install win98 and Linux RedHat 7.0. The size of my hd is 40 gb. ...
Summary: I have a similar problem but use lilo. My main computer is running Mandrake 9.0 and I am going to try to set-up some diskless workstations to do littl...
Summary: I am trying to get a software RAID working on RedHat 7.0, but I seem to being having some problems. When I attempt to make the raid( mkraid /dev/md0 )...
Summary: I have a compaq PC with Windows ME (OEM Version) preinstalled. Hard Disk capacity is 20GB and partitioned as 18.0GB and 1GB. I need step by step help ...
Summary: I found impossible to install RedHat 7.2 on a rack server with Intel STL2 m/b, SRCU31L RAID controller and IBM SCSI disks. Successful installation, b...
Summary: I have almost the exact situation as you do! 10gig hard drive - 5gig to win98se and 5gig free space for RHL7. I think LILO is supposed to go either in...
Summary: Recently, I installed SuSE Linux on top of my installation of Windows XP. I used YaST2 to partition my 80 GB hard drive that used to be one large NTFS...
Summary: You have to mount the filesystems to see the files. I haven't used Mandrake 10 but if you're in KDE which you probably are I think this should work...
Summary: I partitioned my hard drive with Partition magic pro, and then I merged the partition I made with my primary partition later. So now I have 1 30 gig p...
Summary: This will do you no good but here it is. It makes a drive look to the bios like a zip drive. The thinking is that a zip drive may be more bootable tha...
Summary: The PC-server which runs Red Hat Linux was improperly down because of power failure. When it restarts the system crawl like a turtle . I run '$ top' ...
Summary: Basically, power management is handled by the BIOS. In Linux, a daemon called apmd, performs the interrupt calls to the kernel's APM layer. There ar...
Summary: log in to terminal superuser type "mkdir /mnt/vfat" hit enter then type "mount -t vfat /dev/hdc1 /mnt/vfat" if your windows hd is your first ide d...
Summary: Hi. There is a cool look like Partition Magic software called "Paragon Partition Manager". It runs under Win 9x. You can download a free (but function...
Summary: You don't partition a partition, you partition a drive. Try something like GNU PartEd, which can reduce filesystems and partitions nondestructively. ...
Summary: The distro you found is Slackware based, which is good for slow hardware, but you really should get more RAM. As far as I know XFree86 requires at lea...
Summary: Dear All, Recently I tried to install WinMe and linux in a dual boot environment using lilo, everything is going fine, however there is a very funny b...
Summary: Install XP first and partition your Linux install with 3 partitions: /boot(boot partition), swap (make sure you specify double your physical RAM), and...
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