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    Oi! Back from the dead

    Hey all,
    Stoppin in to say hey, been a long time. I used to frequent this ol' board back in the day, but have been away for about a year and a half. Just thought I would drop by and see what was...
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    I have been using some variant of Linux or BSD...

    I have been using some variant of Linux or BSD for about 6 years now. I use it on all my personal machines/servers, as well as administer all of the linux hosting servers here at work. Draw your...
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    On my slack box, it is here: ...

    On my slack box, it is here:

    /opt/kde/share/apps/ksplash/pics
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    This will only work if you are using LILO as your...

    This will only work if you are using LILO as your boot loader:
    At the LILO prompt, type Linux 1
    This will boot you into single user mode, and it will drop you to a command line. Edit the file...
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    type startx, hit enter

    type startx, hit enter
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    http://rute.sourceforge.net/node7.html That's...

    http://rute.sourceforge.net/node7.html

    That's a good spot to check. There are probably many sites for it, try google'ing for basic linux commands.
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    Why not start out taking classes from both...

    Why not start out taking classes from both sections, then figure out which one you like better, and which will suit your goals better. If you are really studious, you can major in one, and minor in...
  8. Thread: *.bin

    by Etherphyte
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    chmod +x makes a file executable. The commands...

    chmod +x makes a file executable. The commands should go a little something like this:
    ether@phyte:~$ chmod +x whatever.bin
    ether@phyte:~$ ./whatever.bin
    The beginning of that is dot slash...
  9. Thread: *.bin

    by Etherphyte
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    Quick and easy: The .bin file is a binary...

    Quick and easy:
    The .bin file is a binary executable. Make sure it is executable by opening up the console and typing: chmod +x whatever.bin
    Then, from the cli: ./whatever.bin

    Enjoy,
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    I don't know the command of which you speak, but...

    I don't know the command of which you speak, but you can just log-out and log back in. Beats the heck out of rebooting.
    -adam
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    Any distro can read NTFS partitions, as it isn't...

    Any distro can read NTFS partitions, as it isn't the distro that controls this, but rather the kernel. All you have to do to read NTFS is to compile a current (2.4) kernel, adding support for NTFS...
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    Off the top of my head, I don't know what...

    Off the top of my head, I don't know what languages RH installs, but I'm sure a search of RH's site would yield the desired results.
    You could also try opening up a console, and typing the...
  13. --Disclaimer: This may be completely wrong, use...

    --Disclaimer: This may be completely wrong, use at your own risk :p
    Assuming you have PHP installed and configured with Apache, you could do this:

    <? echo "Executing Squid Reconfigure.\n";...
  14. Actually, a little known fact is that the most...

    Actually, a little known fact is that the most secure OS is the one on the computer that has no net connection, no monitor, keyboard, or mouse, is powered off, and buried 700 feet underground encased...
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    You can also try telnet-ing to the port: telnet...

    You can also try telnet-ing to the port: telnet localhost port.
    If you don't see "telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused" the port is open
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    cd / grep -r maxim

    cd /
    grep -r maxim
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    tail -f /var/log/messages That will spit out...

    tail -f /var/log/messages
    That will spit out anything added to your messages file. Depending on how you set your logging, you can use tail -f /what/ever/file
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    Graphical programming

    Hey gang
    I am making my first venture in GUI programming, I am going to code a frontend to the Portage system on Gentoo. I am looking for opinions on what to use. I looked at Qt, but am not a big...
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    Yes, when you compiled the kernel to finish up...

    Yes, when you compiled the kernel to finish up the Gentoo setup, did you select those drivers to be compiled as modules? If not, recompile the kernel, and in the network adapters section, be sure to...
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    You need to burn the ISO to a disc. In Roxio,...

    You need to burn the ISO to a disc. In Roxio, select File->Create disc from Image. Change the file type from .cif to .iso, and away you go.
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    Slackware package management doesn't have any...

    Slackware package management doesn't have any built in dependency checking, so the answer to your question is yes, it will still upgrade the package even if you don't have the necessary libs...
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    http://freshmeat.net/projects/autoslack/?topic_id=...

    http://freshmeat.net/projects/autoslack/?topic_id=861
    Autoslack may be what you're looking for :)
  23. Well, for starters, you can be more vague. :p ...

    Well, for starters, you can be more vague. :p
    Lets start at the beginning. The first thing you should do is post the error you are getting. Perhaps then we can begin to help. Another useful...
  24. Thread: PASSWORD

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    To give you a somewhat vague answer, yes, there...

    To give you a somewhat vague answer, yes, there are ways to find out the root password. They involve cracking the encrypted password located in the /etc/shadow file (or /etc/passwd if you aren't...
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    If you check out the /etc/named.conf file there...

    If you check out the /etc/named.conf file there is a section at the top, its all about using a cached named server. Also, by default, BIND puts a directory in /var/named called cache-example or...
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