read the review:-

[/url]http://linux-noob.com/review/suse/10/

 

see the installation screenshots from start to finish:-

https://www.linux-noob.com/screenshots/suse/10/

 

download Suse Linux OSS 10 yourself:-

[url=http://www.opensuse.org]http://www.opensuse.org

 

cheers

anyweb

I have everything in place and ready to go but* I accidently put the nvidia setup/file into Refx Home instead of the root folder. Now I can execute the driver to be installed logged in as Refx but it says I must be root. I try it as root, says its not there or invalid or w/e. So what I need to figure out is how can I access Refx's Home folder from root to open the exe. so I can install these drivers. Thanks for your input guys.

I've been having this problem for a while now, but have not managed to fix it yet.

 

I'm using SuSE 9.0 Personal and I want to install new versions of the graphical apps it has. Whenever I try to ./configure any of these apps - I get:

 

Hello all. I am attempting to run BIND on fedora core 4 and having some issues.

 

I have added my zone file to /etc/named.conf.

 

Here is a copy of my named.conf...

 

options {

directory "/var/named";

version "xxx";

};

zone "thewildgoose.ca" {

type master;

file "data/named.xxxx.ca";

};

 

I am just trying to get forward dns working, I will take care of reverse after.

 

This is my zone file...

 

$TTL 1d

@ IN SOA xxxxx.ca. xxxx.xxxx.ca. (

2005081001;serial

3600 ;refresh

300 ;retry

3600000 ;expire

3600 ) ;minimum

IN NS ns1.xxxx.ca.

 

$ORIGIN xxxx.ca.

 

;A Records

ns1 IN A xx.xx.xx.xx

mail IN A 68.151.33.239

@ IN A 68.151.33.239

 

;CNAME Records

www IN CNAME ns1

webmail IN CNAME ns1

 

xxxx.ca. IN MX 1 mail

 

/var/log/messages seems to indicate named starts fine but i cant seem to connect to any of my hosts.

 

thanks for reading this and i look forward to any advice.

Hi everyone, what's going on. I haven't been in in over a year now. Using a new name now, have forgotten my old login and password, I hope to get started on Fedora Core again. I loved it and never wanted to get away from it. It's so cool. Well I'll be having a hard time as usual getting to learn how to pass through all the loops, but I'll have fun and there is plenty of support and lots IRC channel to go to! See you all around soon, and as soon as I get my 2nd 80gig, Fedora is on its way.

 

Later guys. Bye

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first its only out for cvs.. make sure you have the following libraries installed

 

[/url][url=http://enlightenment.org/Enlightenment/Get...ment/index.html]http://enlightenment.org/Enlightenment/Get...ment/index.html

 

that explains what you need installed.. any new distro with the basics installed should be fine

 

so lets grab it from cvs

 

For some reason when i type mail.undergroundinfection.net it sends me to my main page when i want it to take me to undergroundinfection.net/uinmail

how do i get it to do that and is it in the apache config or is it a dns thing?

How to install SlaKware with a 2.6 kernel on one hd which is not meant for a dual boot, or else you will have to install lilo as expert(you've been warned)

 

 

I would like to share my SlacKware install experience with all you noobs out there & speacial thanks to Jy on #linux-noob who helped me quite a lot to accoimplish what i did, while the rest i had to figure out on my own cause people are not allways at your disposal.

 

lot's of people out there will tell you that slacK is not for any noob,but there is no harm by trying out a great distro cause you will never know what you are missing & once you get it working right, you will be proud of what you have done but you still have a lot to do later on.

 

Why compile a 2.6 kernel while SlacK 10.2 comes with a test 2.6 kernel,true you will learn a lot by compiling a new kernel,but if you are a noob it will be a pain in the but & you will end up like me by compiling for about 15 times & i ended up by frying my brain out,anyways,it was a great experience & i learned a lot.

 

Once someone told me that the difference between m$ & nix is that (m$ thinks for you while you will have to think for linux) thanks bofh', which is true.

 

nix demands a lot of reading & understanding,now let's cut down all the bull & start installing slacK.

 

1)go get yourself the 2 install is0 images of this great distro [/url]ftp://ftp.scarlet.be/pub/slackware/slackw...-install-d1.iso & ftp://ftp.scarlet.be/pub/slackware/slackw...-install-d2.iso (you only need these 2 for the install) you are not obliged to use these links,just google for the slaK10.2 & get em.

 

2)boot from the 1'st cd you will be prompted with boot: (don't just press enter,read what you've got in front of you & try to understand what you are doing,press f3 & see all the different option's you've got), i opted for the test26.s cause this tuto is about installing slaK with a 2.6 kernel, You know there is something new and better than what you have by default, so why bother to use a 2.4 kernel.

 

3) boot:test26.s & follow the menu, you will be prompted to choose your keyboard language,check to see if your keyboard is set to it's language & then press 1.

 

4)now you will be promted with #slackware: just type root & on we go.

 

5)before we go anywhere you will have to partition your hd & addswap the rest of your hd will be for your system( mine is 80GB where i gave 2048+M for swap & the rest for my linux system),hope you know how to use fdisk where i will not be covering fdisk here,if you do not know how to use it check this link out to get an idea [url=http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/3174/6/]http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/tutorials/3174/6/ you do not have to do as many partitions,just one for swap & the rest you will attribute to your system,when you get much more familiar with the distro you can re-install & partiton your hd in a different way.

 

5)when you finish partitioning & w the changes you will be prompted with #root, just type setup & a beautifull green screen with the slackware linux will show up,remap your keyboard & then set your swap partition,again,read & understand what you are doing,continue on with target for your linux install partition & install from slacKware cd or dvD where you will be prompted to select your packages,don't change anything,just leave it the way it is ,then make a full install.

 

6) grab yourself a nice cold beer & toke on a cigarette.

 

7)install linux kernel will be prompted & it will put you directly on the line of test26.s bzimage,hit enter then you will be asked to make a boot disk,where i skipped this part cause i do not have a floppy disk on my box & 2ndly you have the install cd to boot with & repair in case...

 

8)modem configuration,i skipped this too cause i am on dhcp & i will configure my network later on.

 

9)configure your mouse,if it's a usb choose usb

 

10)install lilo & choose simple & when you are prompted to select lilo target location choose MBR (use the master boot record (possibly unsafe).

 

11)configure your network which i suppose you know how to do

 

12)select default window manager leave don't touch

 

13)root passwd

 

14)& soon we will be rebooting

 

15)reboot & when you are prompted type root & your passwd

 

16)adduser whatever you want & when you finish adding your normal user exit & return to root

 

17)mkdir /home/whatever_you_want

 

18)insert the cd n