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<0> guys anyone know a shortcut in vi to change a word to uppercase whilst in command mode?
<1> no puedo montar mi cd
<1> ayuda ?
<1> whats the name of that program what reconoce devices automatically ?
<2> Hi all!
<2> Is it possible to seen the dependencies/information headers of an rpm without actually installing it?
<2> Like in debian we have dpkg --info <packagename>
<3> i want to auto run adsl-stop when the system reboot or halt~~how to configure~~who can help me?
<3> nobody here?
<3> i want to auto run adsl-stop when the system reboot or halt~~how to configure~~who can help me?
<4> How do I create an RPM without root access? Tried --root and --buildroot, but it still complains about /usr/src/redhat/?
<2> http://users.tkk.fi/~tkarvine/rpm-build-as-user.html
<4> Thanks. Got at least a bit further now :-)
<4> harsha, is it practical to do this? Can I e.g. build binary RPMs without root access?
<4> (I cannot write to /usr/bin, for instance)
<2> kzm: You'd need access to priviliged directores only when you want to install a package.
<4> I guess I shouldn't use 'rpmbuild -ba' then?
<4> How does rpmbuild know which files to include? I thought it had to %install them, and get them from %files
<2> kzm: Everything is mentioned in the spec file
<4> Hmm...I tried specifying a new %_bindir and mandir in .rpmmacros.
<4> It's only the installation that fails atm.
<4> I specified an alternative bindir and mandir, however, those paths get hardcoded into the RPM. Is that correct?
<4> If I distribute this, will it try to install into my home dir, or in /usr/bin?
<4> apparently, it wasn't going to be that simple.. :-(
<5> trying to su to a normal user
<5> but I get the message cannot open session
<5> anyone know how to fix that?
<6> : RH9 (Shrike) Fedore Core ?
<7> denic: no, that is Red Hat Linux 9
<6> .. Fedoru?
<8> hi
<8> why is the Backspace key code reported as "^[[3~" instead of "^?" ???
<9> I'm going mad. After ripping my hair I'm getting bald. Harakiri will be next. My problem is: I've got a Phoenix BIOS that wont recognize either the floppy or the cdrom - so I can't boot from them. Since I can boot up an old win98 I do that just to see the OS that was planned to vanish from this computer - with win98 the cdrom/floppy works fine. No loose cables or whatever, that one might have expected. I'm been jerking around wi
<9> th BIOS but can't find no solution. HELP!
<10> got a service listening called ipp on tcp 631. anyone know what it is or how to shut it off?
<11> hi all, can anyone point me to the directory that holds the sounds played by gnome upon system boot?
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