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No significance. :-)

I think it is a stupid thing to use "/" and "/1" here because it causes confusion. They are just labels, same as anything like "myroot".

Use the command "e2label" on your...

It is used to find the meaning of some error return code. This example is from linux on tcsh. You can replace the file with one of your own. The idea is that you can pass in any return code to the...

alias ee "more /usr/include/asm-generic/errno-base.h | grep $1" -- alias in .cshrc

to use it,
$ ee 11

But don't know if it'll work for your case, which is more complicated.

You don't need to use function for csh - argument can be passed to alias in csh. Function is only for bash.

Is this firefox 3? FF2 probably will work on rh4.

I'm in no way an expert on this. But I'd think you can try to read the swiped disk using dd and see if there is any old data.

dd if=/dev/sda of=somefile ....

I don't have problem opening it in cygwin. Looks like your file is messed up - a null character is inserted every other position (od -c File1.txt). I think the file was not generated properly.
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On my setup, I copied it to authorized_keys2 (note the difference in filename). I always use root account and there is a password (so a little different from yours).

From VCS doc, to check a resource whether it is configured and ready to be brought online.

https://www.unix.com/red-hat/106069-filesystem-getting-full.html

Probably no down time is necessary.

2 by default is the file pointer for the error messages, 1 is that for stand output. Both go to screen by default. In this case you redirect error to /dev/null so you don't see them.

Done this a while back. Here are my notes.

Yeah, as previous poster said you should clean up the old kernel files.

Normally /boot should have enough room as long as you gave 100MB during install.

But you still can extend (I think on...

It is normal to take quite some time, depending on how powerful your machine is.

Do you have this?

paul /[01:43:34](516)# which ar
/usr/ccs/bin/ar