Summary: Dear All, I would like to know how do you go about implementing symbolic links for minix. I know you will have to create a new i-node with a d...
Summary: Hi folks, RH 8.0 Fedora Core 2 I encountered following problem in upgrading RH8.0 to Fedora Core 2 Absolute Symlinks The following files are absolute ...
Summary: Hi all - does any one know where the max number of symbolic links to follow is coded when a kernel is built? I can't find anything in a kernel build c...
Summary: hi: how do you chage / remove a symbolic link? i used something like: ln -s /dev/ttyS1 /dev/pilot I now want to make /dev/tty/ = /dev/pilot , it tel...
Summary: I am having my own software which I wanted to write into a cd so that the cd will automatically boot the system, load the RedHat 7.2 and and install t...
Summary: Hi, I have a few questions that I would like ask. Any helpful answer is much appreciated. 1. How to mount a DVDrom? Is it possible to automount them...
Summary: Thats pretty much what I tried to do via Midnight Commander but it made mention of a hard link that it couldn't recreate in the new partition. Apparen...
Summary: Is there a way in Linux to allow users access to a file in a directory, but not allow them to list the files in a directory? I guess the ls command sh...
Summary: you also don't state what browser u want to run it on. I'll presume we're talking about Mandrake 9.2 and mozilla. When you've done the above, you nee...
Summary: Have you created a symbolic link in the 'plugins' sub directory in mozilla? e.g> usr/lib/mozilla-1.4/plugins I had a similar problem, you want to make...
Summary: Do you have a symbolic link in /etc/rc2.d/ and /etc/rc3.d/ called S10network that point to the script /etc/init.d/network . If they are not there, try...
Summary: Having a look on the net you may want to change /usr/bin/fluxbox with startfluxbox. http://fluxbox-wiki.org/index.php/.... Oops, just read your first ...
Summary: RE: How can I make Mandrake boot faster? I am not sure if this is the same directory for Mandrake as Red Hat but, you could remove services that start...
Summary: dl0nra: That's the one thing I like about the BSD init process (as used in my slackware installs), if you don't want the daemon to run at boot you jus...
Summary: You need to change where the symbolic links in /usr/bin point to. (You need to be root to do the following.) 1. Open these files: /usr/bin/java /usr/b...
Summary: Just edit the rc.local file with your favourite text editor and add the command at the end. You will probably want to put the whole path to the execut...
Summary: I'll try to make this simple(ish)... It brings up the config program for SysV based systems. They have a collection of scripts usually in /etc/init.d ...
Summary: You need to create a symbolic link in your firefox plugins directory pointing to libjavaplugin_oji.so. Find out where it is with locate as we...
Summary: Sounds like you don't have all of the needed components of XFree86 installed. Slackware for instance tends to put the various stuff for Xwindows in di...
Summary: Depends on how you are running them. If you only need the services to be started once when the computer is turned on simply add the commands to rc.loc...
Summary: It's usually a good idea to make linux be a symbolic link pointing to the actual directory that contains the source code. For example, I delete my li...
Summary: I have a cdrom and a cd burner cdrom is hda and cdwriter is scd0 I've made the respective sybolic links to /dev/cdrom and /dev/cdwriter and fold...
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