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learning_the_bash_shell_-_2nd_edition.rar
hi
pls tell me, where to find this title "BASH Shell: Essential Programs for Your Survival at Work" by Larry L Smith
if any one have, pls help me
gr8
i have also installed windows xp first and then linux
if u install grub on MBR and in future after reinstalling windows xp, 95% chances u will face problems in rebooting linux, cos grub may not load.
atleast my experience says this.
windowsxp&linux
to avoid the problem of multibooting of windowsxp and linux on same hard drive,
don't install grub on MBR but install grub at the first sector of /boot partition.
hope this will help :
my case
first installed windows xp on first primary ntfs partition hda1
then i have d...
Re: Installing Windows make me lose Linux boot, how to solve
to avoid this problem, don't install grub on MBR but install grub at the first sector of /boot partition.
hope this will help :
my case
first installed windows xp on first primary ntfs partition hda1
then i have d: and e: as...
Re: Bandwidth of AM
in AM
we get the components of final modulated signal at fc+fm and fc-fm, so it is seen the carrier frequency actually changes but as
fc >>fm (fc much greater than fm)
we assumes that carrier frequency fc does not change.
Re: new to linux
begining redhat linux 9
linux for dummies etc are also other few good books to start with
these books can be downloaded from flazx.com or ebooksclub.org
Re: Linux for SATA Drive
change ur bios settings
change ur harddrive setting to combined mode(sata/pata)
i had the same problem with red hat 9 and mine bios setting was showing enhanced mode and i changed it to combined mode and it worked.
for queries try
www.google.com/linux
for me
red hat linux 9 was the best option to start with
i have downloaded beginning red hat linux 9 e book from flazx.com and believe me it worked.
u can try
in windows xp, to view the total partition structure, go to
control panel--> Administrative Tools-->computer management-->storage-->disk management.
or
try commercial softwares like powerquest partition magic etc.
**broken link removed**
make sure your window drive is not ntfs partitioned
ntfs partitions are not usually recognised by the linux os
and if your window partition is the first primary partition
then type
mkdir /mnt/c:
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/c:
for any further enquiry type your problem in
www.google.com/linux
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