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<0> I can't seem to figure out what /dev/xxx is USB ...
<0> I've tried /dev/sda, /dev/sda1 ... all the way up to /dev/sda10 ....
<0> none of them (or /dev/sdb ... /dev/sdc ... work)
<0> Just note that last week, I was able to get the pen drive mounted ... but at that time, I did not know what directories to back up ...
<0> Now that I know what directories, I can't seem to mount the USB device ...
<1> when you insert the usb pendriver the syslog usually tells you what device it is
<2> how to chmod a file to 777 ?
<1> chmod 777 <file>
<2> thanks
<3> I cant figure out to get this ext3 partition writable for user
<4> 666 aint so much fun mind
<1> mujahid, set the umask,user and/or group options when mounting it
<3> I just solved it by using sudo chmod a+rw /path
<3> :)
<3> but thanks anyway
<3> I need som places online I can learn network administration. anyone got a good idea. If you have experience
<1> you can set the umask in fstab to _not_ have to chmod every time you mount it (if youre going to mount it alot of times ;-) )
<3> Ill try that :)
<3> ill try that
<1> http://www.tldp.org/guides.html <- Look for "The Linux Network Administrator's Guide, Second Edition"
<3> thanks
<3> very much actually
<1> you're welcome
<5> can somebody tell me what I need to do to correct this problem pls
<5> configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
<1> install a C compiler
<6> crazy|one: you dont have a C compiler, install one
<5> which is a good C compiler?
<1> gcc
<5> ok
<5> let me try install it
<5> brb
<5> ok I get another error when trying to install gcc
<5> ./configure: line 7: cc: command not found
<1> what distro are you using ?
<5> ** The command 'cc -o conftest -g conftest.c' failed.
<5> *** You must set the environment variable CC to a working compiler.
<5> fedora core 2
<1> 'yum install gcc' might help you out
<0> X-Treme-: can you tell me where the syslog is at?
<7> crazy|one: You're trying to compile a compiler
<5> Server: Fedora Core 2 - i386 - Base
<5> Error - /var/cache/yum/base/header.info cannot be found
<5> Please ask your sysadmin to update the headers on this system.
<0> I figured in /var ... but I wasn't sure
<7> crazy|one: But you don't have a compiler
<1> usually /var/log/messages
<7> crazy|one: This is a problem
<0> thanks
<1> or /var/log/syslog
<5> so how would I install a compiler then? RPM?
<7> crazy|one: Learn how to setup yum properly and use it.
<7> crazy|one: Same as you should be doing for almost all software
<5> whats the difference?
<7> crazy|one: yum installs RPMs, so you actually get package management
<8> just yum install gcc
<8> i belive i havent used linux for a bit
<1> crazy|one: this might help https://lists.dulug.duke.edu/pipermail/yum/2004-March/004011.html
<7> crazy|one: Compiling yourself ends up with a big mess with crufty files all over the place and a disgusting dependency mess that will leave you with a broken system
<1> Try an 'rm -fr /var/cache/yum/base' and then run yum update again
<7> crazy|one: And FC2 is pretty old
<7> crazy|one: I'd consider upgrading
<5> I will do when my bandwidth increases again
<0> nothing in syslog that specifically states which /dev the USB pen is using
<0> lots of stuff inside the syslog about USB but nothing really on the money
<8> heh longvvord
<0> I had it working last week ... so I'm sure it does work ...
<1> sawgood: tail -f <logfile> and remove/re-insert the pendrive
<0> neat ...
<1> would xvnc listening on port 6001 run by nobody be a security issue ? Tiger audit keeps warning me about it ?
<0> lots and lots of output from removing/re-inserting .. but nothing related to the actual /dev/xxx
<1> hm
<3> I think I have to read a lot the next weeks. I need to learn linux + network administration for both linux and 2003 server before the summer :S
<5> is there a way of getting rid of the yum software I have on here and reinstall a new one? more upto date
<0> Just stuff about usb.agent (2768)
<0> usb.agent [2768] ub: already loaded
<1> last time the device didn't show in my syslog, I was missing the kernel module for usb m*** storage.
<0> Is there anyway to burn files to a CD-R if my bootable OS is on a CD
<0> I was thinking that once the OS stated up, I could take out the CD
<0> that would 'free' up the drive to burn files to a blank disc
<1> something tells me only if the required files for cd-writing is located on the ramdisk and not the cd, not sure though
<5> ok I managed to get yum working
<5> another question, can I do a full updat for fedora core 2 on yum?
<5> all the updates that it is missing
<0> X-Treme-: if I have a SCSI drive, what do you think the /dev would be to mount a USB device?
<9> sawgood: if you have a SCSI drive already, it'll be sda. So usb might take sdx
<9> err, sdb
<1> sdb1 maybe?
<0> yeah, I tried sda1 ... sdbxxxxx
<0> wow .... this is strange because it worked just late last week
<1> is the usb_storage module loaded ?
<0> I could have sworn I used: mount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /mnt/pendrive
<0> X-Treme-: not sure what 'loaded' means
<1> 'lsmod | grep usb_storage' <- if it's there
<0> oh ... wait ... I think so because I saw that usb_loaded before in the syslog
<10> What do I need to install to be able to play wmv files??
<0> usb_storage and usbcore
<0> both are there
<1> hm
<0> SCSI hard drive ... darn it
<0> why can't USB just be usb1 ...
<1> i'm going to have to p*** then :)
<0> no problems .... thanks! for your effort and time
<1> my syslog says something like "Attached scsi removable disk sdX at scsiX, channel X, id X," when inserting the pendrive
<11> hi
<1> good luck
<11> just bought ENL832-TX-ICNT ethernet net card but cannot compile it to kernel 2.6.x..
<11> anyone could do it ?
<11> I mean, dmesg didnot find it.. and the source in the disk does not compile
<1> AndLin: this driver is known to work http://www.tuxresources.org/files/sundance.tar.gz
<11> X-Treme , thanks. gonna try it
<12> anyone know how I can mount a ntfs filesystem in linux?
<13> Harake: that depends on whether your kernel was built with ntfs support. what distro is it?
<14> Harake: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/ntfs.html#3.0
<5> with this yum can I install all software?
<15> crazy|one yes, including the php that you will need to get that scam page working
<5> scam page?
<15> never mind
<5> ok
<5> can you explain this one to me?
<15> google'it
<5> *** The glib-config script installed by GLIB could not be found
<13> crazy|one: not _all_ software, because not all software is available in rpm format. but including 3rd party repositories, quite a lot of software.
<5> ok cool
<13> Harake: the linux-ntfs site is a good option. although if you're running fedora, you may want to opt for the instructions on fedorafaq.org or fedorasolved.org. I believe the module is in the kernel-usupported-ntfs package for fedora.
<13> or maybe kernel-module-ntfs. I forget the exact name, but those two sites have instructions.
<12> Ok Thanks Fiver
<5> configure: error: *** GLIB >= 1.2.2 not installed - please install first ***
<5> I got Glib so whats wrong?
<16> crazy|one: do you have the header files AND glib > 1.2.2?
<5> can somebody explain to me what the header files are pls
<5> and my glib it tells me its the most upto date version
<16> stuff that makes compilers work.
<16> libglib-dev (libglib-devel is an alternative)
<5> ?
<16> crazy|one: you've never compiled programs before, have you?
<5> no
<5> thats why Im trying to learn :)
<5> so I would know in the future
<17> Morning viki
<16> Hi Longw
<16> err, longvvord
<5> anybody give me some advice what to look up on pls
<5> about this problem
<12> i suppose i should just ask my question.. I'm running debian sarge on my webserver and when i ftp to it I'm using SFTP over SSH2. I'd like a way to force it to see /var/www as the root directory. how would i do this?
<18> harake make a user thats home directory is /var/www
<19> hum.
<19> anyone got experience running ATI chipsets on Linux?
<16> lol. Not me.
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