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<0> aircraft
<0> :P
<1> ach so ;)
<2> hello!
<0> Lion-O, http://www.m90.org/index.php?id=11566
<2> i have a problem in installing linux
<1> TruthSpoker: Why don't you check out http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html ? Maybe you'll learn how to ask more meaningful questions...
<2> thanks
<1> fredk_: will have to see later, I'm not using a gui right now
<2> my problem is i have sata harddrive
<2> my board is intel d101ggc
<2> linux installation did not find harddrive
<1> TruthSpoker: you're not making much sense here.
<2> what can i do
<1> TruthSpoker: read the manual.
<1> fredk_: right now I'm having issues with logging into a vmware session. For some reason the connection stalls every now and then, very annoying.
<3> well, I have made work the rescue disk. I am using bash now but I cannot find /dev/hda1
<2> manual of what, i am installing redhat linux 9.0
<1> TruthSpoker: the manual of Linux RedHat 9.0 ofcourse.
<4> TruthSpoker you're quite an idiot, thats like trying to install win98 on that box and wondering why it borks on the sata drives
<2> how can detect sata drive on linux
<1> TruthSpoker: RTFM.
<4> you use a distro which is not as ancient as rh9
<1> TruthSpoker: it helps to use a distribution which actually supports your hardware.
<5> TruthSpoker: STFW... google for sata +linux
<0> Lion-O, socky
<0> ****y too
<1> fredk_: it brings computing to whole new levels 8)
<3> cannot found /dev/hda1 by using rescue disk, could you help me?
<3> you mentioned something about fstab before
<1> luckyb: that makes little sense. What makes you sure you need hda1 ?
<1> luckyb: and what did you try, how did you try, etc, etc.
<0> Lion-O, :D
<3> I put rescue disk and Linux CD-ROM, started by writing "linux rescue", then get the bash prompt
<3> I want to fsck my root drive
<1> luckyb: and you're ignoring my questions.
<1> so; what makes you so sure you need hda1 ? What did you try, when do you get the error, etc.
<5> ooh romanians with 100 Mbit... i sense danger ahead.
<1> Bjprn-: they're too stupid to use the full bandwith anyway, no worries.
<5> Lion-O: yeah, but their fellow DDoSing countrymen are sure to use the full width..
<1> Bjprn-: they're not using their own boxes for that anyway.
<3> ok, I think I need to fsck my root filesystem as I am getting errors when I boot up. I started with rescue disk, and I am looking for hda1 (root filesystem) for making fsck. maybe I am making 1 or several mistakes
<1> luckyb: for the very final time: what makes you so sure you need hda1 ?
<3> I am not sure about anything, that is for sure...
<1> luckyb: so basicly you're now asking us about an error while you're not even sure you used the right command. Well; not that hard then is it? You used the wrong command.
<6> so I don't need hda1, so how do I repair boot filesystem?
<1> luckyb: rtfm
<1> if you don't even know the partition your system is on nor understand the reasoning behind the hda1 naming scheme your efforts are futile.
<6> I cannot argue against that
<7> am a beginner in linux.... where do i start to enjoy the world of linux
<1> Guest37849: www.tldp.org / www.distrowatch.org
<8> luckyc: you probably want to run /sbin/fsck on all your partitions
<7> thx lion-0
<6> yes tamahome, exactly.
<6> but I go to /dev directory and I do not find anything related to harddisk or partitions
<1> luckyc: you're not supposed to go there in the first place.
<1> besides; what did you hope to find considering that you don't even know where your root filesystem is located?
<8> I'm kinda out of touch with what administration tools are available nowadays, but surely most distros should have a way to list your partitions and then run fsck on them
<6> I am using rescue disk
<9> fdisk -l
<9> and fsck
<9> what more do you need?
<8> hopefully the rescue disk does have fdisk and fsck
<9> not much of a rescue disk if it doesn't
<8> oh wait... the rescue disk might not have mounted the HD's / at /... moreover it *can't*
<1> it shouldn't even.
<8> so ummm yeah, not knowing what partitions you have could be a problem...but you should just start from hda1 and work your way up
<9> fdisk -l /dev/hda
<9> that should tell you what partitions are on hda
<8> ..... or that
<6> the problem is /dev/hda does not exist
<9> what kind of disk is it? ide?
<8> not a very good rescue disk, then
<9> get a better rescue disk
<1> unless the errors he pasted in the first instance did indeed indicate a b0rk harddisk.
<6> it is from Red Hat, rescue disk + CD-ROM
<8> is it possible the drive is physically dead?
<9> unless it's one of those dumb***ed raid controllers dell use
<8> smsie: PERC
<6> hard disk works but have errors, let me boot again with the rescue disk again to see the messages
<1> luckyc: don't bother. Go read an admin guide on how to do all this.
<1> luckyc: "man dmesg".
<10> evening
<1> Hi whyzzyrd
<10> Hey peter..
<8> 'lo whyzzyrd
<6> I know that my hda has one partition for boot, one partition for usr and one partition for temp
<8> it is possible the rescue disk doesn't know how to mount your HD
<6> if I make fdisk -l and get nothing as a reply, what does mean?
<1> luckyc: that you're doing it wrong.
<4> or the hdd is so dead it cant even read the partition table
<8> you have to specify the device from /dev
<6> in /dev there are not devices
<6> why I am doing it wrong Lion-O?
<8> that's one really crappy rescue disk, then
<1> luckyc: if you'd do it right it would have worked. Besides; you already told us that you had no idea what you're doing.
<1> luckyc: anyway, my patience is about to run out.
<10> luckyc: becuse you appear to not have the slightest clue about what you're doing.
<1> ls -la
<1> whoops
<11> hi everybody
<12> hmm.. looks like I need to upgrade my kernel. visor.ko keeps giving me a kernel oops when I plug in my A670
<1> aha, it turns out that my stalling was caused by attaching certain hardware, now that I told vmware not to attach my usb & sounddevice everything runs fine again.
<1> mister_x: we don't care, lose the autoaway garbage.
<10> Lion-O: I've no topic here on london btw
<9> I think I have an orkut account somewhere
<9> not used it for like 2 years
<9> why are we getting rid of them?
<1> smsie: because orkut ****s ? ;) Dunno, I got very pissed at some point and deleted mine, then some people followed the example, amongst them PolarWolf :)
<5> smsie: Orkut Bykkkten ****ed up.
<5> amazing last name he has
<6> I have not a clue of what the problem is, I think it is related to Lilo and/or Kernel
<6> well, nobody would give me an advise, thanks.
<13> hi all, how do i open my usb flash memory using debain 3.1 sarge
<9> maruco: it's (probably) detected as sda1
<13> what does it stand for ??
<9> mkdir /mnr/flash; mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/flash; ls /mnt/flash
<9> *something* like that
<5> maruco: check dmesg
<13> thnks
<14> hi
<14> i need to set a cronjob for a php file to run hourly
<14> can you guys tell me what command i should run in SSH?
<8> read the cron manpage, dude
<15> optocus: you edit crontab jobs by typing "crontab -e" at the command prompt for the user to own the tab
<14> ok
<14> thanks
<15> but read the crontab manpage FIRST
<15> as you need to know the syntax
<9> there are two crontab manpages
<14> i will
<9> you want the one in section 5
<9> "man 5 crontab"
<16> hi
<16> please
<17> and thank you?
<16> i need help
<17> Call 911, quick!
<16> somebody has used Ubuntu's linux?
<18> 911 Emergency response...how can we be of service?
<17> I'm sure somebody has. Mark Shuttleworth, I bet.
<8> nice try Steakk
<18> LinuXaZo, someone used it? ****...
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