I have a 128MB Lexar Jump Drive that I can't access from my winbox because I shared it once and everytime I try and access it the system just hangs. Lame. I want to access it on my linux box but I forget how. I did it once before, and all I can remember is it has something to do with a 'by-id' folder.

 

 

If anybody knows it would be greatly appreciated. Maybe after I mount my jump-drive someone will help me set it up in fstab! :)

Ever watch the movie 'The Score' ? Theres this funny Hacker character named Steven who hates his mom. Sound familiar? [img]<___base_url___>/uploads/emoticons/default_laugh.png[/img]

 

Steven in his basement.

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Notice the Tux Penguin

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4 Monitors? That's gotta show up on the hydro bill.

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I'll start ssh

I've just installed Fedora Core Test 3 and it seems that by default the file manager opens a new window for each folder opened. I've looked through Edit > Preferences, but not being a regular GNOME user I don't know where this option is (or what it's called).

 

Could anyone point me in the right direction? [img]<___base_url___>/uploads/emoticons/default_rolleyes.gif[/img]

 

Fedora 5 does look absolutely awesome, though, I love the new logo and the logon screen :) Will it replace SUSE? :)

Well, I've download and burned the i386 version of Fedora Core 4 for one of my older computers. For some reason I can't get it to boot from the disc at startup. I know it is the computer for sure because I can get the disc to load the boot screen on another computer. I was just wondering if maybe someone had any ideas as to what might be wrong. I've went into the BIOS to make sure it loads from the CDROM but for some reason I don't think it even trys...Is there a Linux Boot Disk or something I could put on a floppy to just force it to try to read from the CDROM. I've actually put in the older win 98 boot disk and with CDROM support in and tried to get it to read the disk that way and... I don't know if you need to know anything that would better help you understand the situation I'll be more then willing to provide it. The computer has Pentium 4 1.8Ghz and 256MB FYI.

Just wanted to say hello to everyone!

 

I have been reading around the forums a bit mostly topics such as "What distro to download" and I finally decided to try out Fedora. I'm not sure what to think of Linux so I'm going to install it on another computer for now. You will be seeing me post some easy(Atleast easy for most of you) questions around the forums and any response to them you can give in advanced are most apprecaited. Also, I'll be joining you in IRC sometime to see whats up. Looking forward to what Linux can do and hopefully a helpful guide. :/

 

Linux noob,

Grim

look at the roof, i had to clear all the snow off it today, and thats a big job i tell ya !! with a brush !!!

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using a linksys WPC11 (rtl8180 chipset) with the stock drivers that came with opensuse 10. it goes into master mode OK, and after being brought up with ifconfig, it can be seen with kismet from another machine. i edited an iptables example masq rc.firewall and loaded it manually. i then set up the AP on the compaq laptop as so:

 

I've been trying to get myself a working bittorrent client on fedora core 4 for about 12 straight hours ive tried emulation with wine but i cant get anything to connect to trackers. I was able to successfully emulate utorrent with wine but its very unstable ive tried installing gnome torrent, azurus, and the original bittorrent nothing they wont even run ive checked the versions against my core and they match up I'm totally lost and i dont wanna go back to windows I've already gone threw the trouble of installing ntfs access for 3 hard drives my kernel version is kernel-module-fglrx-2.6.11-1.1369_FC4 on an x86_64. Any help would be great

hi all,

 

i've updated the forums to the latest release, 2.1.5

 

Quote:Version History (Last 5)2.1.5 (21011) Today, 11:30 PM

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