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Nevermind...found out through trial and error.

Enter this into /boot/loader.conf :

autoboot_delay="5"

Say for instance, I would like to reduce the delay/waiting time for the boot-time menu from 10 seconds to 5 seconds, how would I go about doing it?

From what I've been able to find, entering...

They arent compiled and interpreted the same way.

Also, NT based OSes (NT, 2000, XP) have some UNIX compatability/POSIX compliant guts in them, but are mostly based off of old VMS code that MS...

Not sure exactly how I got it to dissapear (playing with controls trying to customize the desktop). After all the tinkering with Xfree86, KDE, Enlightenement, Xfce, etc this is the first problem...

Ahh...if you don't mind extracting it in Windows, try downloading WinRAR and use it to open the file. It's a good all-around zip/tar extracting tool.


RAR rocks.

VMWare is one way to run "under" another OS, also you can try PhatLinux, which runs the Phat Linux distribution inside Windows.


I don't think you rally know what you're asking. Windows is prone...

Edit your /etc/modules.conf file to either remove or comment out the two lines :

alias sound-slot-0 snd-card-intel8x0
above snd-card-intel8x0 snd-pcm-oss

...and replace them with the...

This one is better than the last one I posted, as it involves multiple drives.

http://www.chinada.net/josie/dual_boot.htm

I considered LILO, but considering my main focus for the next few months will be on Windows2000 and the new .NET (in school, plus taking the MCSA/MCSE track), so I figured it would be more beneficial...

Actually, I'm going to be setting up my new hard drive to boot 3-4 OSes...so far I'm definite on Windows 2000 Advanced Server and FreeBSD 4.4, and I'm stuck between RedHat 7.2 and Mandrake 8.1 for my...

Just go to the command line or terminal emulator in Linux and type: fdisk /dev/hda

That should get you into the fdisk menu where you can blast away your partitions and start from scratch so that...

I'm almost certain that you could set up your boot.ini to take care of that for you (assuming it was carried over from Windows 2000...haven't looked into XP much), but your XP drive would have to be...

Linux is basically a PC version of UNIX. There are MANY variations of Linux to choose from, but the best ones that I know of are Red Hat, Mandrake, Suse, and Caldera.

It would probably do you...

First, make sure that there's nothing else wrong...check your subnet, domain, etc. info and make sure you can ping the other PC...if you cant ping it, then theres probably someting else wrong...