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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Accessing Multi Hard Disk & theme Post 6657 by killerserv on Sunday 9th of September 2001 08:04:53 PM
Old 09-09-2001
Question Accessing Multi Hard Disk & theme

Hie,

Im having 2 Questions. Please help.

- Do Anyone know how to accessanother HDD using Linux? Ive tried many ways before but unable to do so. Im using 2 HDD, The main Hdd/Partition where my unix is are using Seagate HDD 20GB , another HDD is using Maxtor 20GB. From my seagate Hdd where my Linux is , i wanted to go to my Maxtor HDD where all my files and my C projects are. Can anyone help me with this.

- Does anyone know how to make my Linux ( Linux 2.2-16) to always use KDE as the default theme. Im having problem where, whenever im using Linux / started, at the Login i need to select the theme. If i didnt select the theme, it diects me to GNU. I wish to always use KDE. Is there any possibilities to do so.?

Hope i could have some answers.
Thank you guys.
 

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PLYMOUTH-SET-DEFAU(1)						   User Commands					     PLYMOUTH-SET-DEFAU(1)

NAME
plymouth-set-default-theme - Set the plymouth theme SYNOPSIS
plymouth-set-default-theme [OPTION...] [THEME] DESCRIPTION
When called with a THEME argument, the plymouth-set-default-theme command changes the preferred boot theme and also performs the necessary regeneration of the initial ramdisk (initrd) since plymouth is loaded from the boot loader from the initrd prior to the mounting of the root filesystem. If plymouth-set-default-theme is invoked with no options or parameters, it shows the currently selected theme by default. This output is used by the helper scripts plymouth-generate-initrd and plymouth-update-initrd to set the proper theme in the initial ramdisk. OPTIONS
The following options are understood: -h, --help Show summary of options. -l, --list List available themes. -r, --reset Reset to default theme. -R, --rebuild-initrd Rebuild initrd (necessary after changing theme). SEE ALSO
grub(8), plymouth(8), plymouthd(8), plymouth(1), http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth plymouth PLYMOUTH-SET-DEFAU(1)
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