Hi All,
I have dual boot with redhat 8.1 and win2k3 , file system in respective O.S is ext3 and ntfs
i am unable to mount ntfs partition in redhat.. Since kernel doent support that... Is there any way thru which i can make my kernel support ntfs partition..
Awaiting response on this
Regards
Amit Karia
On Sunday 30 October 2005 00:02, Nadeem M. Khan wrote:
> On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 11:11, Mrugesh Karnik wrote:
> > On 20 Oct 2005 16:49:04 -0000, Karia Amit <amit_karia99(a)rediffmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi All,
> > >
> > > I have dual boot with redhat 8.1 and win2k3 , file system in
> > > respective O.S is ext3 and ntfs i am unable to mount ntfs
> > > partition in redhat.. Since kernel doent support that... Is
> > > there any way thru which i can make my kernel support ntfs
> > > partition..
> > >
> > > Awaiting response on this
> >
> > You'll need the ntfs module compiled in the kernel. You have a
> > couple of options. Either find the rpm for kernel-module-ntfs for
> > your kernel on rpm.pbone.net. Or get a kernel tarball and compile
> > it yourself.
>
> IIRC, Linux supports NTFS read only. NTFS write is not yet stable.
> Or is it?
Kernel support seems to be stable now - 2.6.13.
However captive uses the native ntfs.sys to provide ntfs access.
It works so far.http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/
rgds
jtd.
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Hi folks,
I'm in town again for a couple of days, until very late tomorrow night.
It would be cool to have some coffee in a Barista (or wherever) if any
LUG members are about. I'm staying up in Juhu Beach near the airport.
I write for http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/ (and others) and would like to
get a feel for the Linux use in Mumbai partly for my own interest, and
partly because I would like to write about it in the future.
Gimme an email if you're about - or SMS +447776131337 if they don't
charge 1 lakh for it :-)
Jon.
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Dear all,
Wanted Help installing Ubuntu(5.10) on Apple iBook G4 14".
The Setup is goes well.But the touchpad doesnt work.Tried using
Stelian Pop`s driver (http://www.popies.net/atp/) but it doesnt
compile.gives me loads of errors.Also the source code has no mention
of 14" spec. It does say powerbook 12" and 15".Any one knows how to
tacle this issue. Also like MOL(Mac on Linux) is there a anything
that can run Linux on Mac.
Regards,
Shreyas Phadnis
I have a tape device(/dev/st0) attached on a debian system. I want to access
this tape from another linux machine. I can do mt related command using ssh
from other machine. But I am not able to use rdump and rrestore to this tape
drive from other machine. When I give command
rrestore -if abcd.res.in:/dev/st0
It gives
abcd.res.in: connection refused
login to abcd.res.in as root is failed.
I have entered proper entries in ~root/.rhosts and /etc/equiv.
Can anybody help on this. Can anybody suggest expert opinion.
Regards,
Santosh K
On Thursday 20 October 2005 13:48, Abhishek Daga wrote:
> > This is an area of interest - what internet access is like
> > generally in Mumbai and other major cities in this country.
> Currently also using tataindicom 512 kbps at 1575 with a 2 GB data
> transfer limit.
That is a good plan. It is much cheaper than MTNL ADSL.
> Its ok. The point here is that it is far better than what it was 1
> yr ago and will only get better. So there is hope. Once reliance
> officially launches their broadband, it would trigger another
> price/quality war.
Unfortunately the latter falls at a much higher rate :-(.
rgds
> This is an area of interest - what internet access is like
> generally in
> Mumbai and other major cities in this country.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jon.
(Having stayed in both UK and India) Internet access in India is currently more expensive in both absolute + relative terms.
In most urban areas of UK, you can get unlimited 512Kbps/1MBps broadband for 10 pounds a month. For starter plans, you may have a connection fee of 20-30 pounds, but you do often get a basic ADSL modem for free. You do have to sign a contract for 12 months though. Normally, 1 MBPS access shall give you download speeds of upto 100kbps from a UK or european mirror site. (and expect around 50kbps from 512Kbps connection).
You can also get some "monthly download limit capped" broadband for an even cheaper rate. (6 pounds pm?)
In India, you pay close to 700-1000 Rupees (10-12) pounds for a slightly slower copnnection. Depending on the ISP, you may have monthly caps on downloads as well. I am not very sure what the rates currently are, (looks like they have gone down a bit). In Bangalore, till last year, you could expect to pay 1000-1200 per month for a 128Kbps "broadband" from an ISP called Hathway, which had a download limit of 2GB pm, and you paid 2 rupees per Meg after that.
In summary,
1) rates in absolute terms are generally higher than UK for comparable services.
2) If you consider this in relation to average wage, its even higher. (minimum wage in UK ~5 pounds per hr)
p.s. and we never had a freeserve like ISP in India :-( !!
On Thursday 20 October 2005 09:49, sherlock(a)vsnl.com wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 October 2005 21:30, Dr. Sharukh K. R. Pavri. wrote:
> > > > Any gotchas that I need to look out for ? They are providing
> > > > a D-Link modem.
> > >
> > > dhcp is not neccessary. U can disable dhcp and set a static ip
> > > (in the same subnet as the modems ip). The modems ip can be set
> > > to any suitable ip.
> >
> > Okay this is shaky ground for me. Can you please elaborate _with_
> > some numerical examples please ?
>
> eg. Modem ethernet ip 192.168.2.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
> Your box ethernet ip which connects to the modem 192.168.2.2 ~
> 192.168.2.254 Modem ethernet ip 10.1.2.1 netmask 255.255.255.252
> Your box ethernet ip which connects to the modem 10.1.31.2 ~
> 10.1.31.3
Sorry that should read 10.1.2.2~ 10.1.2.3
rgds
jtd
Hi,
I have two pcs. One FC4 and one Windows XP. I have to run a script
test.shevery time I complete a particular task.
To do that I login to Linux thru ssh from XP machine and run the script
manually.
I want to automate all of this i.e., from loging in to FC4 till the
execution of the Bash script.
I think it is not possible thru telnet. I could not find anything in
google.
any suggestions or pointers?
thanks.
Best Regards,
Raj
