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<0> Rupesh, ok. then you can ***ume the device of the hdd is /dev/hda and you should boot a livecd and do "fdisk -l /dev/hda" to see what partitions exist. then mount each of them and see on which is the root filesystem. lets say you find it on /dev/hda3 you boot the rescue cd with the option "root=/dev/hda3" later
<1> lets try that
<2> how to link 15 pcs?
<2> wan - modem - switch - nic ?
<0> darkolf, with a lot of wires and ethernet interfaces and a hub
<2> a switch, a router, a bottle of bourbon, and a dsl connection rite??
<0> depends on quite a few things what you plan to do and achieve
<3> darkolf: let me guess... you run an internet cafe? :P
<1> phydoxx: the path is /dev/hda2
<1> linux rescue still wont work
<0> Rupesh, same error?
<1> no different
<2> steg: u are rite.. 10/10
<1> Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address
<1> printing eip
<0> Rupesh, thats not the right device then. did you mount all kinds of partitions that were marked as linux partitions? or did you just guess?
<0> Rupesh, when you mount the partition that contains the root filesystem, you should find directories like /etc and /bin on it
<1> phydoxx: cant i try linux rescue root=/dev/hda"x"
<1> and keep try all possible values for "x"
<1> "x"=0 to 5 surely
<1> (sorry i'm extremely tired and pissed off)
<0> Rupesh, sure. you can try "rescue root=/dev/hda1" till "rescue root=/dev/hda26" if you find that trial and error attempt faster :)
<0> be back later, duty calls
<4> help ... I've got bitdefender for linux and it is in .deb format. How can I make it work?
<5> .deb is for debian
<4> ok and I
<4> what do I have toi do? I have fc3
<6> get an rpm.
<7> go to the bit defender site. they have it available in rpm
<8> hi
<9> hello
<8> i need to know how i detect and mount a new hdd
<9> do you know the name of the device in /dev?
<8> no
<8> that's what i want to know
<7> fdisk -l
<9> how is it connected? sata? ide?
<8> ide
<9> ok, it's going to be hd* then
<10> unstable: to find list of drives seen by system ... fdisk -l
<9> if you look in /var/log/dmesg, you should see the name of the device at some point
<9> or that of course
<8> ok
<8> thanks
<11> wtf
<8> hdd: [PTBL] [9729/255/63] hdd1 hdd2 < hdd5 >
<8> found it thanks
<9> are you ok with mounting it?
<8> ./mount/dev/hdd1 /dir
<8> is that ok?
<9> well if it is new you need to format it and such
<8> now
<9> partitions and so forth
<8> it';s not new
<8> i have had to os
<8> xp and linux now
<8> i have added the xp one
<9> oh right, it's just you said a new hdd so i ***umed it was clean
<8> i have slack 10.2 now
<10> unstable: formatting it will erase all data of the drive
<8> i know that:)
<10> to format, run cfdisk
<8> it was just i don'tknow how to find it
<10> cfdisk /dev/hdd1
<10> alright, cool
<8> i am not completely newbie
<10> :)
<8> any way to save that add?
<8> i have made it
<10> save what add?
<8> next time when i will boot
<8> it will be there added?
<8> the new one
<10> no, add it to /etc/fstab
<8> let's see
<8> ;)
<10> ok :)
<8> should i define it auto?
<10> i think that just guesses the partition type, it should be safe to use though
<8> /dev/hdd2 /hdd/d vfat defaults 0 0
<8> done
<8> :)
<8> xp style
<8> so vfat
<10> looky good, right on
<8> one more thing
<9> it's not ntfs then?
<8> no
<8> vfat is ok
<8> i have a decent comp to see movies
<8> but i can't
<8> frames too low
<8> any codecs needed?
<10> also, if you just use the command #mount /dev/hdd1 dir/ ... auto is implied ...
<8> ah
<9> try the w32codecs package
<8> ok
<10> maybe, maybe not though
<10> are you trying to play dvds from dvd drive?
<8> no
<8> just local
<10> 3d may not be enabled for your card
<8> i have ati radeon 9600
<10> try typing the command glxinfo
<12> hello to all any one can help me to make a certain script for ifconfig eth0:1 IP netmask subnet that works in start up?
<9> it could be that you are not using video overlay
<9> without vo, dvd playback can be choppy
<8> name of display: :0.0
<8> display: :0 screen: 0
<8> direct rendering: No
<8> i think is not ok
<10> nope, you need to install the driver for your card
<10> what distro you using?
<8> slack 10.2
<9> unstable: xinfo
<9> do you have overlay?
<8> bash: xinfo: command not found
<9> xvinfo sorry
<8> X-Video Extension version 2.2
<8> screen #0
<8> no adaptors present
<9> oh dear
<9> what kind of chipset do you have?
<10> unstable: i use fglrx for my ati radeon 8500
<10> you prolly want to get that and install it
<9> or use the drivers from ati
<8> tell me what i have to search
<9> or is fglrx the ati driver anyway?
<8> display: :0.0 screen: 0
<8> OpenGL vendor string: Mesa project: www.mesa3d.org
<8> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
<8> OpenGL version string: 1.2 (1.5 Mesa 6.2.1)
<8> this resulted for fglrxinfo
<10> unstable: check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<10> or XF86config
<10> XF86config.conf that is
<8> bash: XF86config: command not found
<8> but i found xorg.conf
<8> i need overlay option to be on?
<8> i have found it in xorg.conf
<8> and is off
<8> Option "OpenGLOverlay" "off"
<13> ...why do people insist on using slackware when they can't configure anything by hand? *grumble*
<3> s/when they can't configure anything by hand?//
<0> steg++
<13> yah yah :D
<10> because they think it is cool
<8> what do you recomand?
<10> take me for instance, i think i'm cool, so i use slackware ... see, that was easy
<13> there should be a package "install this if you're cool"
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