Linux Anybody?

[Guest Leviticus]

they just released RHEE 5 to the public.

 

Better download it now while it is free :cool:

[cwebber888]

I'm using SuSe Linux Enterprise 9 SP3. Ok naman.....

[johnlove]

2 possible reasons. it can be your X or low in memory or there are an application that eating a lot of your ram.

 

Try to run top to see what process are eating your ram

Thanks, I'll try that. My ram is 768mb, is that enough for ubuntu 6.06 to function properly?

[dauphin74]

hi guys!!

anyone familiar with the kppp dialup tool? is there other solution that this application can be restored? mines kc got crashed, it says that "daemon died unexpectedly" after being connected for a couple of minutes.tnx

 

Hi Postmaster,

 

kppp should work again after an unexpected crash. It should just display a message when you re-run it telling you that there's still a running copy of kppp, all you need to do is just ignore this message and re-dial. I'm using RH9 at home and I encounter this issue from time to time.

 

If it still doesn't work, try re-installing kppp, using the Add/Remove programs tool or try to do it manually using

 

#rpm -Uvh <kppp-package name>

 

Be sure to check for dependencies though.

 

HTH,

 

Dauphin74 :headsetsmiley:

[dauphin74]

Thanks, I'll try that. My ram is 768mb, is that enough for ubuntu 6.06 to function properly?

 

Hi johnlove,

 

Try running "top" on your system to check on its memory/processor utilization.

 

This command displays the tope ten processes that consumes a significant amount of your systems memory and processing power. Try to check if any of these running processes are indeed essential to the daily operation of your system; if not, you have the option of disabling these process/es.

 

HTH,

 

Dauphin74 :headsetsmiley:

[lijoseph77]

Tried Linux with thin client. awesome. get my old computers to work like new...=)

[Guest Leviticus]

Right now I am trying out linux on P-III units. Darn... masmaganda pa ang Bayanihan 3.1 as compared to RedHat 9.

[rpgfan]

Linux on P-IIIs? I'd most certainly recommend Damn Small Linux for that one.

[johnlove]

Hi johnlove,

 

Try running "top" on your system to check on its memory/processor utilization.

 

This command displays the tope ten processes that consumes a significant amount of your systems memory and processing power. Try to check if any of these running processes are indeed essential to the daily operation of your system; if not, you have the option of disabling these process/es.

 

HTH,

 

Dauphin74 :headsetsmiley:

Ok, thank you

[Guest Leviticus]

Linux on P-IIIs? I'd most certainly recommend Damn Small Linux for that one.

Well... RedHat 9, Fedora core 3, Freespire, Ubuntu 5, Bayanihan 3.1, Suse 9.1 all ran on the P-III unit. It is just a matter of preference. Notice that these are previous versions of linux so they would most certainly run on a P-III unit.

 

Specs of hardware is as follows: P-III 800, 128 memory, 8 mb video card, 10 Gb hard disk

[Guest Leviticus]

Hi guys. Just want to share here something regarding my recent linux happening. Most of the guys here at the office don't get that it is funny.

 

As I said I am trying out several linux distributions on desktop PCs; my attempts to migrate the people from Window$. I gave the operations manager the choice of Redhat 9, Suse 9, Bayanihan, Ubuntu, Slackware, etc. Here is the actual reply he gave me:

 

"I think it would be best to stick with Red Hat. Since this is the OS of our Server."

 

Wowowee! Duh! :upside:

 

We are using web-based applications btw. Our server is using Redhat Enterprise 4.

[Guest Leviticus]

Need help. How do I view the IP address of the computer (using RedHat 9) in the terminal console without being root? I don't want to give out the root password to non-IT guys, kahit supervisor pa siya!!!

[bukn0y]

Hi guys. Just want to share here something regarding my recent linux happening. Most of the guys here at the office don't get that it is funny.

 

As I said I am trying out several linux distributions on desktop PCs; my attempts to migrate the people from Window$. I gave the operations manager the choice of Redhat 9, Suse 9, Bayanihan, Ubuntu, Slackware, etc. Here is the actual reply he gave me:

 

"I think it would be best to stick with Red Hat. Since this is the OS of our Server."

 

Wowowee! Duh! :upside:

 

We are using web-based applications btw. Our server is using Redhat Enterprise 4.

 

 

just wondering why do u have to use redhat 9 while you can use fedora 5 or centos 4.4 which is just the same as redhat distributions.

 

 

Need help. How do I view the IP address of the computer (using RedHat 9) in the terminal console without being root? I don't want to give out the root password to non-IT guys, kahit supervisor pa siya!!!

 

 

try this might work for you.

 

/sbin/ifconfig

 

 

 

 

 

 

may naka try naba sa inyo ng SUSE 10.1 linux na may 3D effect?

 

ang lupit at nakaka tuwa bwehehehe

Edited September 20, 2006 by bukn0y

[Guest Leviticus]

just wondering why do u have to use redhat 9 while you can use fedora 5 or centos 4.4 which is just the same as redhat distributions.

try this might work for you.

 

/sbin/ifconfig

may naka try naba sa inyo ng SUSE 10.1 linux na may 3D effect?

 

ang lupit at nakaka tuwa bwehehehe

I am installing linux in P-III units. The distributions you mentioned cannot run in Pentium-III. Well, it can run but not worth it

 

I am currently using SUSE 10.1 with 3D effects. Ayos sa alright :evil: I can honestly say that ingit ang mga officemates ko :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

[Guest Leviticus]

Darn. Ang pangit ng redhat 9. Oh well... gonna switch the systems to fedora 3.