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try http://www.linmodems.org/...
try
http://www.linmodems.org/ (http://http://www.linmodems.org/)
Forum: Filesystems, Disks and Memory 11-11-2002
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Posted By rellips
Not to state the obvious but have you deleted...
Not to state the obvious but have you deleted and/or archived any unneeded files on that partition.
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Posted By rellips
ls -l * | grep -v "^d" | wc -l ...
ls -l * | grep -v "^d" | wc -l

explaination:

ls -ld * shows all files -- I added the * because some systems list a total at the beginning and I didn't want this counted as file. The d...
3,550
Posted By rellips
the apple servers only run OS X -- which is apple...
the apple servers only run OS X -- which is apple new (BSD) unix based OS..

SCO only runs on Intel based servers.

the Apple server runs apple's proprietary G4 chip
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Posted By rellips
Please post the exact error, where it happend and...
Please post the exact error, where it happend and what you were doing in detail.
5,773
Posted By rellips
chargen sends a stream of alphanumeric chars to...
chargen sends a stream of alphanumeric chars to the app that accesses the port for the purpose of testing. -- You don't need it in most cases.


Test with telnet <hostname> chargen
5,147
Posted By rellips
Samba allows you to use a printer on a windows...
Samba allows you to use a printer on a windows system from unix as well.
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Decent Perl tutorial ...
Decent Perl tutorial

http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/Perl/start.html
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What variant of unix ?? (hp, sco, solaris, etc) ...
What variant of unix ?? (hp, sco, solaris, etc)
Linux supports -maxdepth so

find . -maxdepth 1

will show all of the files in the current directory. check the man page on find
to see what it...
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Posted By rellips
This looks like it may be related to your problem...
This looks like it may be related to your problem

http://kb.redhat.com/view.php?eid=42
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Posted By rellips
Take Heart...It usually takes me three or four...
Take Heart...It usually takes me three or four times to install a new OS and learn it.

Sounds to me like the Xwindows configuration is not working correctly (on workstation version) Xwin is not...
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