Hi all. I'm instaled SuSE 9.3 in a external disk (usb) in my laptop. I 've an hda (DVD/CD), HDC (Internal disk whith 2 windows partition hdc1/hdc2) and an external disk (usb) which was reconigzied as SDA. In the previous mentioned booting order. SuSE did by default: sda1 - FAT sda2 - SWAP sda3 - ext3 When the system reboots after instalation it does'nt find any partition. I try the safe mode with not result . any idea ? best regards Raúl H. Lapitzondo
More Information: ---------------- menu.lst -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Modified by YaST2. Last modification on mié jul 13 16:32:23 UTC 2005 color white/blue black/light-gray default 0 timeout 8 gfxmenu (hd1,2)/boot/message ###Don't change this comment - YaST2 identifier: Original name: linux### title SUSE LINUX 9.3 kernel (hd1,2)/boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda3 vga=0x0305 selinux=0 splash=silent resume=/dev/sda2 showopts initrd (hd1,2)/boot/initrd ###Don't change this comment - YaST2 identifier: Original name: windows### title Windows root (hd0,0) chainloader +1 ###Don't change this comment - YaST2 identifier: Original name: failsafe### title Failsafe -- SUSE LINUX 9.3 kernel (hd1,2)/boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda3 showopts ide=nodma apm=off acpi=off vga=normal noresume selinux=0 barrier=off nosmp noapic maxcpus=0 3 initrd (hd1,2)/boot/initrd ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------- device.map ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- (hd1) /dev/sda (hd0) /dev/hdc ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Original Message ----------- From: "Raul Lapitzondo" <raul.lapitzondo@topsystems.com.ar> To: suse-linux-e@suse.com Sent: Wed, 13 Jul 2005 11:20:41 -0600 Subject: [SLE] Booting problem with external disk (USB)
Hi all. I'm instaled SuSE 9.3 in a external disk (usb) in my laptop. I 've an hda (DVD/CD), HDC (Internal disk whith 2 windows partition hdc1/hdc2) and an external disk (usb) which was reconigzied as SDA. In the previous mentioned booting order.
SuSE did by default: sda1 - FAT sda2 - SWAP sda3 - ext3
When the system reboots after instalation it does'nt find any partition. I try the safe mode with not result .
any idea ?
best regards Raúl H. Lapitzondo ------- End of Original Message -------
Hello all, I'm admittedly not a linux security guru so maybe I'm missing something but when I run YAST to configure the firewall in SuSE 9.3 I really don't understand at all. I have a single interface designated as the external zone. When I go to the "Allowed services for selected zone option" there are a bunch of services listed in the box: HTTP Server HTTPS Server IMAP Server IMAPS Server IPP Server LDAP Server LDAPS Server Mail Server POP3 Server POP3S Server Remote Administration Remote Synchronization SSH I don't want any of these services accessible on the external interface but if I highlight any of these and click remove they don't go away. In the end I want to make this machine the DMZ but I won't do that if these things are exposed. How do I disable these ports? Also how do I enable a series of ports? In the same allowed services screen there is an advanced button and if I click on that button and try to allow the port range 6881:6999 and hit ok, the message I get is: Unknown Port Name Port name '3881:6999' is unknown in your current system. It probably would not work at all. Really use this port? How does one designate a range of ports? Thanks, Andy
--- Andy Coleman <acoleman@kepler.covenant.edu> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm admittedly not a linux security guru so maybe I'm missing something but when I run YAST to configure the firewall in SuSE 9.3 I really don't understand at all.
I have a single interface designated as the external zone. When I go to the "Allowed services for selected zone option" there are a bunch of services listed in the box:
HTTP Server HTTPS Server IMAP Server IMAPS Server IPP Server LDAP Server LDAPS Server Mail Server POP3 Server POP3S Server Remote Administration Remote Synchronization SSH
I don't want any of these services accessible on the external interface but if I highlight any of these and click remove they don't go away.
In the end I want to make this machine the DMZ but I won't do that if these things are exposed. How do I disable these ports?
Also how do I enable a series of ports? In the same allowed services screen there is an advanced button and if I click on that button and try to allow the port range 6881:6999 and hit ok, the message I get is:
Unknown Port Name Port name '3881:6999' is unknown in your current system. It probably would not work at all. Really use this port?
How does one designate a range of ports?
Thanks,
Andy
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On Wednesday 13 July 2005 05:47 pm, Nick Jones wrote:
--- Andy Coleman <acoleman@kepler.covenant.edu> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm admittedly not a linux security guru so maybe I'm missing something but when I run YAST to configure the firewall in SuSE 9.3 I really don't understand at all.
I have a single interface designated as the external zone. When I go to the "Allowed services for selected zone option" there are a bunch of services listed in the box:
HTTP Server HTTPS Server IMAP Server IMAPS Server IPP Server LDAP Server LDAPS Server Mail Server POP3 Server POP3S Server Remote Administration Remote Synchronization SSH
I don't want any of these services accessible on the external interface but if I highlight any of these and click remove they don't go away.
In the end I want to make this machine the DMZ but I won't do that if these things are exposed. How do I disable these ports?
Also how do I enable a series of ports? In the same allowed services screen there is an advanced button and if I click on that button and try to allow the port range 6881:6999 and hit ok, the message I get is:
Unknown Port Name Port name '3881:6999' is unknown in your current system. It probably would not work at all. Really use this port?
How does one designate a range of ports?
Thanks,
Andy
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--- John Andersen <jsa@pen.homeip.net> wrote:
--- Andy Coleman <acoleman@kepler.covenant.edu> wrote:
Hello all,
I'm admittedly not a linux security guru so maybe I'm missing something but when I run YAST to configure the firewall in SuSE 9.3 I really don't understand at all.
I have a single interface designated as the external zone. When I go to the "Allowed services for selected zone option"
are a bunch of services listed in the box:
HTTP Server HTTPS Server IMAP Server IMAPS Server IPP Server LDAP Server LDAPS Server Mail Server POP3 Server POP3S Server Remote Administration Remote Synchronization SSH
I don't want any of these services accessible on
external interface but if I highlight any of these and click remove they don't go away.
In the end I want to make this machine the DMZ but I won't do that if these things are exposed. How do I disable these
On Wednesday 13 July 2005 05:47 pm, Nick Jones wrote: there the ports?
As long as those boxes are unchecked when you click next, the ports are closed. That's how it works on 9.2 and SLES9 so I'd assume 9.3 is the same.
Also how do I enable a series of ports? In the same allowed services screen there is an advanced button and if I click on that button and try to allow the port range 6881:6999 and hit ok, the message I get is:
Unknown Port Name Port name '3881:6999' is unknown in your current system. It probably would not work at all. Really use this port?
Sounds like SUSE is complaining that it doesn't recognize these ports as doing anything useful. However, it still opens them up for you.
How does one designate a range of ports?
Thanks,
Andy
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