On Friday 28 June 2002 19:38, Verdi March wrote:
On Friday 28 June 2002 15:40, Verdi March wrote:
Another problem is that perl interpreter is unavailable. I've
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Hi,
Check your source tree with this "chk-SuSE" script (reports every file th at hasn't a matching checksum):
#!/bin/bash
SuSE="${1:-/mnt/SuSE/suse/i386/8.0}"
The :- right before the path means if $1 is empty, use the following value (man bash).
Do I need to change the first line after #!/bin/bash to point to my installation directory (e.g /windows/e/installer/suse8)?
Either do "chk-SuSE path_to_SuSE_dir" or change that dir in the script and do "chk-SuSE".
The last problem is that I could not power off the PC without pressing the button. Note that I've boot using safemode kernel (ide=nodma, apm=off, acpi=off). Any suggestions? What button? The power putton on the PC case, or a button on the screen?
I use "init 0" to shutdown from textmode console (tty1 or tty2). The shutdown progress normally, until the last message (I think it's "halting the system"), and it just stayed there. I have to press the power button of the PC case.
Booted my pc with the same parameters and "shutdown -h now" did not power off the pc (even pressing the power button on the case did not power off my pc! But that is a BIOS option that I could change). Booting without those parameters does power off my pc. Your PC behaves perfectly normal under the given circumstances. ;-) Regards, Leen