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I recently discovered that there is a windows port of gedit - really made my day :)

gedit for coding, vi/vim for quick & dirty.

Ok you definitely have a LVM problem with hidden partitions.

try the following:
sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/sda1 /mnt/foo
sudo ls -l /mnt/foo
sudo umount /dev/foo

try sdb1 & sde1 as well

If...

You don't say which Linux distro you installed or whether it was a "Live" version, it is possible you have created a system wide LVM.

If you have gparted installed see what it says about your...

Checkout VNC Server / VNC Viewer

Firefox for me - with Opera only for those pesky IE sites that the Fox can't handle (still some around). :)

I used the Tandberg range in the distant past with no hassles as long as I was restoring on the same tape drive - portability between systems can be problematic as the rubber drive wheels in the tape...

I believe that this card uses a Intel 10/100 chipset in which case all you need to do is physically install, power up and then configure via the network configuration screen. Let us know how it goes.

Hi Anil

Following from Googling "D-LINK DGE-530T NIC centos"


Note that this NIC is 10/100/1000 which is why I recommended a 10/100 - these are mostly supported. Take it back and ask for...

Glad I could help.

Given your investment in RH support I assume you going for RHCE and need your box to work, an inexpensive Realtek 10/100 PCI NIC should work fine (giving you 2 NICs but you...

OK - I run Centos 5.2 on some of my servers which is a "licence free" version of RH5. Problems have been reported with this NIC see 0002930: RTL8111/8168B network card does not work - CentOS Bug...

I need the model no - from "Network Configuration" screen with eth0 highlighted, select "edit" (next to New) and then "hardware device" on the next screen.

From the eth0 edit screen select "hardware device" - what does it report?

From the GUI - System > Administration > Network > Edit eth0

Check that the Automatically obtain IP & Automatically obtain DNS boxes are selected - apply and save. If WinXP works so should RH5.
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Redhat / Fedora - simply because I got involved with Linux with Redhat 5 when SCO decided to start charging for their OS on a user licence basis. When RH8 was released I bit the bullet and moved my...

Quick turn around from Netterm support:


Working like a charm!!! Interestingly I then googled on "tpbinary" and came across a doc on the first page here...

Nope - No joy.

As I say the problem is the stripping of the NULs, I have seen these replaced with CR's LF,s etc in the past due to protocol considerations (7 bit 8 bit etc) and know that NULs are...

I have been using NetTerm on various Windows flavors for a while and have just run into a problem with printer passthru (transparent printing) that I can analyse but not resolve.

The setup is a...