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<0> optical mouse problem, fedora can only see it when i move the mouse while booting. running fc4 on a sony vaio laptop. i tried all the other types of mouses. they work but i must move the mouse while booting with them to. any setting i might be missing?
<1> how do i make a symbolic link when i type pico httpd.conf it does pico /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
<2> hi , any ideas abotu what TV cards are supported by fedora ?
<1> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/HCL
<3> hi, all
<3> where can the FC4-x86_64-DVD.iso be found? I'm not seeing it in the ftp tree
<3> my preference would be a fast site in the DC area, but all I'm seeing is a single offering in .de somewhere
<1> i use this ftp limestone.uoregon.edu
<1> http://fedora.redhat.com/Download/mirrors.html
<3> thanks, indus
<3> checking buffalo, now
<3> odd that they wouldn't all stock the dvd
<4> big file
<4> lots of places dont want to devote that much storage to something they arent getting paid for
<5> I'm using fedora 4, and did something stupid. Accidently deleted the /bin/hostname file. Any1 willing to send me a copy?
<6> Hi. I am having some problems, I followed the how-to exactly as it said. I normally dont have any problems getting this to work. I have fedora core 4 and I am trying to get php working with apache. For some reason its not installed the modules for php to work with apache. I cannot find mod_php in yum either. Any ideas or suggestions?
<7> question how do i update my mirrors
<7> cuz i keep getting connection refused
<7> and i dont have nano or pico
<7> or anythin
<7> any ideas?
<4> vi?
<8> i need an older gcc than i currently have...how do i install older version with yum?
<8> i have teh bz2 but the directions are a bit confusing for gcc and a noob
<9> im not really too experienced with fedora, but im alright with bsd, and i was wondering, bsd has the ability to update its sources with cvsup, but is there any way to do something similar with fedora?
<9> i have a box running FC3, and I just want to have a piece of mind about it..
<10> you can use yum to update
<9> but that's only installed programs right? or is it base too?
<10> I think that does the base too
<11> easymac: the base is also an installed "program"
<9> ah, okay. great
<11> its all about packages.. rather than programs
<9> right, i just didnt know if they're called packages in FC :]
<11> :)
<9> ah, it looks like i want 'yum upgrade'
<10> you could use yum update or yum upgrade
<9> upgrade does the --obsoletes thing though
<9> eek, it failed says no more mirrors to try.
<9> hm
<10> just edit your yum.conf and add some new mirrors
<9> yeah, im looking for mirrors right now
<5> so if i wanted just to update the packages i already have and not download and install any new ones, would that be the "update" or "upgrade" option?
<5> i'm new to that too :-)
<9> well, if a package thats already installed has a new dependancy you're gonna have to install the new package..
<9> your question makes no sense
<9> you wanna only update things without new dependancies?
<5> oh :-( i guess i'm wondering what the difference between update and upgrade is
<9> it says it in the man
<5> lol u're right
<9> that i am
<5> 4got about that :P
<10> lol
<9> 4 is a number
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