General Linux Discussion

[nogiebear_04]

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Bro. were can i get Linux Turotrial .? Pm me plz thanx...

[mannyamador]

Hi! i have a question for RedHat Enterprise 3. is there a memory limit for tar backups? our tar version is tar-1.13.25-13... I asked this since the older versions of RedHat has a limit of 2GB or 2000 MB.

The file size limit for a 32-bit OS like Linux is 4GB. Since there's some overhead involved in making the tar archive, I guess 2GB owuld be the practical limit. I would advise breaking up the archive into multiple files. Try backing up sparate directories as individual tar archives.

[boliklik]

ako pud nya marvs, try ko ani inyong gi propose nga free linux installation

i hope dili ni makasapot kay gikan pa ganiha until now wa pa ko mahuwasan sa kalagot
gi hiblood jud ko sa 3 days nako nga alkanse

[clintcan]

Peace!

Here are instructions for how to run these programs in wine:

http://mandrivausers.org/index.php?showtopic=23390 - MU
http://mandrivausers.org/index.php?a...=0#entry195026 - WOW

Use MU without Gameguard (get it at muonline.co.uk) or some other country that have these without gameguard.

Very important when running wine... please install the core fonts! Arial, Times New Roman, Verdana.

[yannix]

This is actually not a physical memory limit but a 'programming' one.

Your version of tar >=1.13.x should be able to handle creating more than 2GB files. But you need to also check if your filesystem and your kernel has LARGE FILE support.

What kernel version on RH Enterprise 3 are you running?

[M@rv|n]

ako pud nya marvs, try ko ani inyong gi propose nga free linux installation

i hope dili ni makasapot kay gikan pa ganiha until now wa pa ko mahuwasan sa kalagot
gi hiblood jud ko sa 3 days nako nga alkanse

maam just post ur name, contact numbers, address and the name of your cafe so that we can schedule you

[amazer]

Bro. were can i get Linux Turotrial .? Pm me plz thanx...

brod e google lang type linux tutorial daghan ka makuha na tutorials
in different linux distro. i recommend and read more about fedora core.

[edshark]

Bai Just Follow the instruction.. nothing will happen even u make mistake.. u can still re installed it so the key here for the newbie IS PATIENCE MAN!!! READ READ CAREFULLY AND UNDERSTAND WHAT U READ>> and remember what ur password and name u log in.. .Thats it.. Im also a newbie i'd experience that but i make it installing ubuntu, redhat / , zandrox, debian, and others so i think U too can do it even u have no knowledge in LINUX.. But no knowledge inComputer is a different story okay heheh
PEACE WINDOWS trabaho lang no personal

bro.. unsa mn ako i-type after sa - $ after sa first boot nako....

[yannix]

I suggest doing online for some tutorials. A good place to start is The Linux Doc Project at http://tldp.org

A few commands you can use and it's DOS equivalent- ls (dir), cd (cd), cat (type), rm (del), mv (ren &/ move), mkdir (md), rmdir (rd).

You can always do a 'man <command> to look up it's help (just like '<command> /?' in DOS).

[BadDudes]

this is a good topic ... stickied for a while ....