It doesn't call for xinitrc, it calls for .xinitrc (notice the dot
before xinit). this file is found in your home directory. To see that it
is indeed there, do
	 ls -a
Dot files (files with a dot preceeding the file name) are hidden, and
are generally for application or program configuration.
HTH


On Sat, 31 Mar 2001, Alud wrote:

>
>Hi
>
>Having problems with installing KDE 2.1, I've got all the files, and
>installed them all, but I've got stuck at the line: "Next, edit the .xinitrc
>file in your home directory. Look for the line that calls your window
>manager and replace it with startkde" from the installation notes from
>kde.org.
>
>I assume that this file is actually /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc (it's the only
>one I could find using locate) but quite where in this file the window
>manager is called beats me.
>
>Can somebody point me in the right direction please.(or politely point out
>that I'm in the wrong file).
>
>Many thanks
>
>Brgds, Alud
>
>
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to install an application called "Nistnet" I have to set the path to
my kernel directory. In the makefile is written that the common path
is /usr/scr/linux but in my installation there are only 5 empty
directorys and no kernel.

Please help me I need this info for my study (not much time)

Thank u

Marco

On Apr 1, maggoi@... wrote to redhat@yahoogroups.com:

>to install an application called "Nistnet" I have to set the path to
>my kernel directory. In the makefile is written that the common path
>is /usr/scr/linux but in my installation there are only 5 empty
>directorys and no kernel.

The kernel itself is /boot/vmlinuz

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What I ment was the kernel-source-code. After installing by hand I've
got no more Problems. But anyway, very much thank about your fast
help.

Greetins Marco

Dear friends,

   I am thinking of making a new linux distribution as a personal
project with my friends. Can any body help me with any kind of help,
suggetion or links where I can find some useful tools for this
project.

Sayeed
sbmannan@...

-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Lawler [mailto:glawlert6@...]
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 8:42 PM
To: redhat@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [redhat] Planing for a new Linux distribution

linux from scratch will show you how to build a personal distro. You can leave out what you dont want. LFS - http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ -

You may also want to download and look at a floppy disk distro to see just the basics you need to run linux. - http://www.trinux.org -

here are some randoms I pulled of the net a while ago

 http://www.eudora.com/freeware/qpop.html - pop3 server (i think)
 http://www.gnome.org/ - Gnome
 http://www.kde.org/index.html - KDE
 http://www.gimp.org/ - Gimp
 http://www.kernelnotes.org/ - Kernel Notes
 http://qmail.goof.com/top.html - mailserver other than sendmail (no hacks yet - if security - read)
 http://www.apache.org/ - Apache web server
 http://www.apache-ssl.com/ - Apache secured with ssl
 http://www.ssh.fi/ - ssh deamon
 http://www.xfree86.org/ - xfree86 windows for linux (not realy but...)
 http://www.usmatrix.net/postfix/start.html - just look
 http://www.wu-ftpd.org/ - wu-ftp deamon (ftp server)
 http://us4.samba.org/samba/samba.html - SAMBA
 http://www.isc.org/ - Bind, dhcp,.... (you will probably need depending on what you are doing)
 http://www.balabit.hu/products/syslog-ng/ - Syslog deamon
 http://www.gnu.org/ - GNU
 http://www.rpm.org/ - rpms and the rpm package
 http://www.kornshell.com/ - Korn Shell
 http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/linuxconf/ - linuxconf

Just for the reference read the docs befor installing. I dont know how much you do and dont use or your goals for this distro you are building see the sercurity mailing lists if security is what you are looking for.

http://www.antionline.com/archives/mail-lists/

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Dear friends,

  I am thinking of making a new linux distribution as a personal
project with my friends. Can any body help me with any kind of help,
suggetion or links where I can find some useful tools for this
project.

Sayeed
sbmannan@...

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I am still looking for a solution to my USB printing problem under Red Hat 7,
kernel 2.2.16-22;  Will
someone give it another shot?

I am using Red Hat 7.0 out of the box and can print to my Epson 900 installed on
/dev/usb/lp0 only
after typing, as root or su

'modprobe printer'.

Unless I do that nothing happens but after doing that the printer prints,

During booting I get the following message:

Starting lpd: Warning: - lp cannot open the device '/dev/usb/lp0'  - No such
device.

Lp0 does exist according to ls -al /dev/usb/lp0.
It shows:
crw-rw---  root lp 180, 0 0 August 24 2000  (I think I copied that down
correctly.)

Will some one please try and help me get this going as I think it should?
That is without having to issue the modprobe printer command.


I modified my fstab and modules.conf according to the instructions in the Linux
USB FAQ document
from www.linux-usb.org. Typing 'mount' shows usbdevfs is mounted.

Here is the modules.conf

  alias scsi_hostadapter ncr53c8xx
  alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
  alias sound-slot-0 cs46xx
  alias usb-controller usb-uhci
  alias usb uhci
  post-install uhci modprobe printer
  post-install printer

And here is my fstab

  LABEL=/                 /                                      ext2            
defaults 1 2
  LABEL=/boot        /boot                               ext2            
defaults        1 2
  LABEL=/home      /home                             ext2             defaults
1 2
  /dev/cdrom             /mnt/cdrom                    iso9660      
noauto,owner,ro   0 0
  /dev/cdrom1           /mnt/cdrom1                 iso9660       
noauto,owner,ro   0 0
  /dev/fd0                  /mnt/floppy                    auto             
noauto,owner        0 0
  LABEL=/usr           /usr                                 ext2             
defaults                  1 2
  none                       /proc                               proc
defaults                  0 0
  none                       /dev/pts                          devpts 
gid=5,mode=620           0 0
usbdevfs     /proc/bus/usb                  usbdevfs   defaults           00  *
  /dev/hda11           swap                                swap    defaults
0 0
  /dev/hda6     /dos 		   vfat      defaults    0 0

* This is change from my last post on the subject.

Thank you very much for your thoughts and help on this.

I have the out-of-the-box 2.2.16 kernel and now I want to start
upgrading the kernel.  Do I have to upgrade one step at a time?  That
is, do I have to upgrade each release between my kernel and the
current kernel?  Also, do you have any advice besides what is on the
web at www.kernel.org?

Thanks in advance,

Scott La Voie

This may seem half-assed way of getting it to work but what the hell.
Maybe have 'modprobe printer' run as root in booting. That may do the
trick, or not.

I had a similar problem after compiling 2.2.4 last week. My short term fix
was buying a parallel cable and sticking with 2.2.16-22 (RH7.0)

Hopefully my ramblings are of some help for you and are not just stupid
ramblings... hehehe

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Berkshire County Network
email: (chris@...)
phone: 413.743.7044 x 27



On Fri, 30 Mar 2001, Jack Gillis wrote:

> I am still looking for a solution to my USB printing problem under Red Hat 7,
kernel 2.2.16-22;  Will
> someone give it another shot?
>
> I am using Red Hat 7.0 out of the box and can print to my Epson 900 installed
on /dev/usb/lp0 only
> after typing, as root or su
>
> 'modprobe printer'.
>
> Unless I do that nothing happens but after doing that the printer prints,
>
> During booting I get the following message:
>
> Starting lpd: Warning: - lp cannot open the device '/dev/usb/lp0'  - No such
device.
>
> Lp0 does exist according to ls -al /dev/usb/lp0.
> It shows:
> crw-rw---  root lp 180, 0 0 August 24 2000  (I think I copied that down
correctly.)
>
> Will some one please try and help me get this going as I think it should?
> That is without having to issue the modprobe printer command.
>
>
> I modified my fstab and modules.conf according to the instructions in the
Linux USB FAQ document
> from www.linux-usb.org. Typing 'mount' shows usbdevfs is mounted.
>
> Here is the modules.conf
>
>  alias scsi_hostadapter ncr53c8xx
>  alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
>  alias sound-slot-0 cs46xx
>  alias usb-controller usb-uhci
>  alias usb uhci
>  post-install uhci modprobe printer
>  post-install printer
>
> And here is my fstab
>
>  LABEL=/                 /                                      ext2
defaults 1 2
>  LABEL=/boot        /boot                               ext2            
defaults        1 2
>  LABEL=/home      /home                             ext2             defaults
1 2
>  /dev/cdrom             /mnt/cdrom                    iso9660      
noauto,owner,ro   0 0
>  /dev/cdrom1           /mnt/cdrom1                 iso9660       
noauto,owner,ro   0 0
>  /dev/fd0                  /mnt/floppy                    auto             
noauto,owner        0 0
>  LABEL=/usr           /usr                                 ext2             
defaults                  1 2
>  none                       /proc                               proc
defaults                  0 0
>  none                       /dev/pts                          devpts 
gid=5,mode=620           0 0
> usbdevfs     /proc/bus/usb                  usbdevfs   defaults           00 
*
>  /dev/hda11           swap                                swap    defaults
0 0
>  /dev/hda6     /dos 		   vfat      defaults    0 0
>
> * This is change from my last post on the subject.
>
> Thank you very much for your thoughts and help on this.
>
>
>
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>

To start you may want to check and make sure all the software on your
system is upgraded accordingly to facilitate the new kernel. I think that
information was in the README for the new kernel.

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On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Scott La Voie wrote:

> I have the out-of-the-box 2.2.16 kernel and now I want to start
> upgrading the kernel.  Do I have to upgrade one step at a time?  That
> is, do I have to upgrade each release between my kernel and the
> current kernel?  Also, do you have any advice besides what is on the
> web at www.kernel.org?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Scott La Voie
>
>
>
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>
>

All the recent postings on the 2.2.4 kernel reminded me of a question I
had for the list:

To compile modular sound, this would mean installing sound support, oss
support, and support for my sound card all as modules correct? If anyone
can prove me wrong or right, I'd appreciate it.

--
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Berkshire County Network
email: (chris@...)
phone: 413.743.7044 x 27

> I have the out-of-the-box 2.2.16 kernel and now I want to start
> upgrading the kernel.  Do I have to upgrade one step at a time?  That
> is, do I have to upgrade each release between my kernel and the
> current kernel?  Also, do you have any advice besides what is on the
> web at www.kernel.org?

Nope, just download the new kernel and follow the instructions. It has a fair
amount of documentation with it, shouldnt be too many problems :)

Chris.

Hey,

> All the recent postings on the 2.2.4 kernel reminded me of a question I
> had for the list:
>
> To compile modular sound, this would mean installing sound support, oss
> support, and support for my sound card all as modules correct? If anyone
> can prove me wrong or right, I'd appreciate it.

Yep... or you could install sound support in the kernel and the rest as
modules, all as modules should be ok though (I think).

Thanks, seeing the setup complain about sound not being modular was
getting annoying ;)


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email: (chris@...)
phone: 413.743.7044 x 27



On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Chris Smith wrote:

> Hey,
>
> > All the recent postings on the 2.2.4 kernel reminded me of a question I
> > had for the list:
> >
> > To compile modular sound, this would mean installing sound support, oss
> > support, and support for my sound card all as modules correct? If anyone
> > can prove me wrong or right, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Yep... or you could install sound support in the kernel and the rest as
> modules, all as modules should be ok though (I think).
>
>
>
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>

Thanks, I'm gonna give this a shot sometime tonight I think...

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On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Chris Smith wrote:

> Hey,
>
> > All the recent postings on the 2.2.4 kernel reminded me of a question I
> > had for the list:
> >
> > To compile modular sound, this would mean installing sound support, oss
> > support, and support for my sound card all as modules correct? If anyone
> > can prove me wrong or right, I'd appreciate it.
>
> Yep... or you could install sound support in the kernel and the rest as
> modules, all as modules should be ok though (I think).
>
>
>
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Hi,

I have a problem I can't seem to get around.

I want to set up a servlet/jsp test environment with tomcat/apache
and JRE 1.3.

I intalled a bare bones RH Linux 6.0 system with Apache and Samba and
then tried to install my java run-time environment rpm. When I tried
I got a dependancy error saying that I needed glibc7_2.1.2_11 (or
something like that). I tried installing glibc from my RH 7.0 disc
but was told that rpm could only work with major numbers <=3.
Therefore I tried to install the version of rpm from my RH 7.0 disc
and was also told that rpm could only work with major numbers <= 3.

Can I upgrade rpm easily ?

Because I installed a minimal and slightly older verion of RH, am I
likely to run into further dependency problems later on with tomcat
etc ?

Am I going about this the right way ?

Thanking you all in advance,
Chris

Friends,

   Can you help me with Linux EXT3 filesystem? What is this? From
where I can download this thing.

Sayeed
sbmannan@...

Check these site www.kernel.org and www.linux.org

Al
--- sbmannan@... wrote:
> Friends,
>
>   Can you help me with Linux EXT3 filesystem? What
> is this? From
> where I can download this thing.
>
> Sayeed
> sbmannan@...
>
>


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Check and read the documentation of jre for your sytem
from www.blackdown.org. Try to upgrade your RH6.0 to
RH6.2 Hope it will works.

Al


--- chris.mooring@... wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem I can't seem to get around.
>
> I want to set up a servlet/jsp test environment with
> tomcat/apache
> and JRE 1.3.
>
> I intalled a bare bones RH Linux 6.0 system with
> Apache and Samba and
> then tried to install my java run-time environment
> rpm. When I tried
> I got a dependancy error saying that I needed
> glibc7_2.1.2_11 (or
> something like that). I tried installing glibc from
> my RH 7.0 disc
> but was told that rpm could only work with major
> numbers <=3.
> Therefore I tried to install the version of rpm from
> my RH 7.0 disc
> and was also told that rpm could only work with
> major numbers <= 3.
>
> Can I upgrade rpm easily ?
>
> Because I installed a minimal and slightly older
> verion of RH, am I
> likely to run into further dependency problems later
> on with tomcat
> etc ?
>
> Am I going about this the right way ?
>
> Thanking you all in advance,
> Chris
>
>


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Kernel 2.4.3 is the latest stable one, you can
download it through this site www.kernel.org. Try to
read the procedure through on this site
www.linuxnewbie.org, it will help you a lot.

Al Maclang

--- Scott La Voie <scott_lavoie@...> wrote:
> I have the out-of-the-box 2.2.16 kernel and now I
> want to start
> upgrading the kernel.  Do I have to upgrade one step
> at a time?  That
> is, do I have to upgrade each release between my
> kernel and the
> current kernel?  Also, do you have any advice
> besides what is on the
> web at www.kernel.org?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Scott La Voie
>
>


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Could you guys recommend me the best POP3 server program for RH6.2?

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Hi All,
A related question,
1) In order to install ALSA sound, do I have to compile PnP into the
kernel. Is the PnP feature required only for ISA cards.
2) Does the Linux kernel support shared IRQs? Like my BIOS shares
IRQ5 between the SMBus and PCI Sound.
My PC has an i810, with PCI built in sound card. Someone suggested
that I disable the PnP feature for this to work. But no luck.

Any help forthcoming?

Narayan

--- In redhat@y..., Chris LaFrance <lafrance@b...> wrote:
>
> All the recent postings on the 2.2.4 kernel reminded me of a
question I
> had for the list:
>
> To compile modular sound, this would mean installing sound support,
oss
> support, and support for my sound card all as modules correct? If
anyone
> can prove me wrong or right, I'd appreciate it.
>
> --
> Chris LaFrance, System Administrator
> Berkshire County Network
> email: (chris@b...)
> phone: 413.743.7044 x 27

can anybody mail me a wine binary for RH6.2??

Or let me know where to download it? I need all dependencies with it too.

Many thanks

Maccy

>
> can anybody mail me a wine binary for RH6.2??

download it from http://winehq.org/download.shtml

I was beginner for linux operating system.
I was installed my pc server with redhat pro server 7 the following
item :
this istallation like manual book for linux redhat.

my pc : 1. 2 pc with os windows 2000
         2. 1 new pc with os linux server redhat 7
         3. 1 hub and 1 TA DSU (terminal Adaptor to connect internet)

for the pc linux server  i use :
* ip address ( this ip address i receipt from my isp)
* mask : 255.255.255.0  * broadcast : 192.168.0.255  * gateway : same
ip
* network : 192.168.0.254 * hostname : test.test.com (for example)
this setting I put during installation that i use custom installation
with all the program from cd redhat linux 7.
after finish I reboot and login root and then startx for xwindow.
on this xwindow I try using browser netscape and put http://ip
address or http://test.com > enter and then the page open with some
apache description (this apache page in
directory : /usr/httpd/www/html/index.html). until this i know
install.

for the 2 pc windows i try to connect with http://ip address will saw
same like in the xwindow but for http://test.com can not open like in
the xwindow. why

from the 2 pc windows using WSftpPRO i try to connect with hostname
ip address, name and password. ftp was open with the
directory /home/name on this page i can open and tranfer file but for
other directory i can not open, transfer. why

i want to ask you :
I have not domain name register but i have ip address from my isp
* how i can connect with the internet from the outside to my pc server
* how i can connect with the WSftppro to my pc server
* how i can network 2 pc window with pc server
* how i can do for the start, setting, install and run my pc server
like your server can connect by internet.

please help me, who can teach me about linux server setting and how
much money i will be pay.

thank for your kinds attention

Hello All!

   Is there any way to make my Voodoo2 works under Linux?

   I know that Xwindows && Linux kernel supports Voodoo3,Voodoo5,Voodoo
Banshee...

   But I only have Voodoo2 G111 by 3Dfx Interactive. (It is software
compatible to Voodoo Graphics && Voodoo Rush.)

If there is no way to use my Voodoo2 under Linux, tell me please,
which video card I must have to have no problems in Linux && have 3d
acceleration near to Voodoo by features.
Unfortunately I can't upgrade my Voodoo2 cause finance problems. So I
only can downgrade it. :(

I have 3Dfx Interactive Voodoo2 G111 with 12M RAM in couple with
S3 Virge DX with 4M RAM.

Thank You all.
Excuse my terrible english, plz.
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On Friday 06 April 2001 19:16, you wrote:
> Hello All!
>
>   Is there any way to make my Voodoo2 works under Linux?

I managed to get the Voodoo2 working, but I had to download the MESA source
code and compile it, making sure the voodoo2 options were selected. It wasn't
very easy, but it worked... Since I use mandrake I have to replace the rpm
versions on MESA with the compiled versions and there are various dependency
problems.

You will also find that the voodoo2 card will work with boxed versions of
quake II etc with the supplied minidriver.

tim

I installed Red Hat 7 just two days ago, and now I'm here to learn
about it, if you help me. My Linux knowledge is at almost a zero
level, but I wish to learn it. Currently I'm using Win98SE.
   My first problem is with the modem: how to install it? I have a
Conexant SoftK56 PCI modem, and the friend who helped me to install
the system didn't install any internal modems before. So he doesn't
know why did Linux answer continuously: "Modem is busy". Can you
discover what's the problem?

   Thanks in advance.

La'ng Attila D., iro <lad@...> <http://lad.rentahost.net>

On Apr 6, Lang Attila D. wrote to RedHat:

>  My first problem is with the modem: how to install it? I have a
>Conexant SoftK56 PCI modem, and the friend who helped me to install
>the system didn't install any internal modems before. So he doesn't
>know why did Linux answer continuously: "Modem is busy". Can you
>discover what's the problem?

You likely have a Winmodem.

What a winmodem is, is a cheap modem that lacks a chip called the
Digital Signal Preprocessor (DSP). This is done by the manufacturer
to save a few pennies on each unit (x millions of units shipped =
big $$$ saved).

The function of the missing chips is emulated by *windoze* drivers,
making it possible for these hardware-deficient modems to work.
And of course, windoze drivers don't work on Linux. Additionally,
winmodems are often slower than conventional modems that have all
their hardware, because the function that is usually performed by
a dedicated chip has to be done by a CPU that is busy with a
hundred other things.

You would think that it would be a simple matter for some Linux
whiz to code up a driver for a winmodem, but the problem is that
many winmodem makers flatly refuse to release the necessary hardware
specs for writing these drivers.

We can only speculate about why, but the best bet running is that
winmodems *are* cheap modems cheaply made, and the manufacturers
are ashamed to release specs that prove how crappy their junk is.

Now in recent months, Linux developers have managed to write
drivers for a *few* winmodems, you can go look on linmodems.org
to see if there is anything for you.

BUT, you are far, far better off junking that winmodem trash and
getting a REAL Hayes-compatible modem that has all of it's chips
and will run on any OS (Win, Linux, DOS, BeOS, ??). It's better
quality, will last a lot longer than the winmodem, and as a
benefit, your connections will be faster and stabler in windoze
as well.

   -=Brian L. Johnson,  blj8.com=-
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Sounds like you need to setup a Virtualhost in Apache for the website, for
the name your using. In the .conf is a good example you could follow, its
alllll the way at the bottom.

         Brandon Penglase


----- Original Message -----
From: jpnindo@...
To: redhat@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 12:31 AM
Subject: [redhat] linux server


I was beginner for linux operating system.
I was installed my pc server with redhat pro server 7 the following
item :
this istallation like manual book for linux redhat.

my pc : 1. 2 pc with os windows 2000
         2. 1 new pc with os linux server redhat 7
         3. 1 hub and 1 TA DSU (terminal Adaptor to connect internet)

for the pc linux server  i use :
* ip address ( this ip address i receipt from my isp)
* mask : 255.255.255.0  * broadcast : 192.168.0.255  * gateway : same
ip
* network : 192.168.0.254 * hostname : test.test.com (for example)
this setting I put during installation that i use custom installation
with all the program from cd redhat linux 7.
after finish I reboot and login root and then startx for xwindow.
on this xwindow I try using browser netscape and put http://ip
address or http://test.com > enter and then the page open with some
apache description (this apache page in
directory : /usr/httpd/www/html/index.html). until this i know
install.

for the 2 pc windows i try to connect with http://ip address will saw
same like in the xwindow but for http://test.com can not open like in
the xwindow. why

from the 2 pc windows using WSftpPRO i try to connect with hostname
ip address, name and password. ftp was open with the
directory /home/name on this page i can open and tranfer file but for
other directory i can not open, transfer. why

i want to ask you :
I have not domain name register but i have ip address from my isp
* how i can connect with the internet from the outside to my pc server
* how i can connect with the WSftppro to my pc server
* how i can network 2 pc window with pc server
* how i can do for the start, setting, install and run my pc server
like your server can connect by internet.

please help me, who can teach me about linux server setting and how
much money i will be pay.

thank for your kinds attention



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