Q:
1 How to make RPM automatically upgrade linux FTP? How to make your own RPM package?
2 How to turn off the horn sound of the bash directory TAB prompt on Console?
3 There is a LOGO for Linux in the Linux Bulletin, but how to compile and pass on Redhat 6.0?
4 Is there anyone who has equipped RTA 3000 sound card on Linux? I have used all the sound card options in sndconfig and cannot be configured successfully:-(
5. Can Yamaha VQF files be played under Linux?
6. How to control the startup project? What should I do if I don’t want it to start if I don’t want it to start?
A:
It takes a lot of verbal talk to each one. Instead of waiting for someone else’s answer, it’s better to take a look at HOWTO first while waiting, and maybe you can get the answer faster.
1. RPM's ftp upgrade problem, which is explained very clearly in rpm's manpage. As for your "automatic", I don't understand it very well. RPM can directly use rpm -i ftp:///
To install and upgrade the rpm package. You can go to freshmeat, linuxberg
Search for it.
2. /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/There is an article about Visual Bell mini-HOWTO below, you can refer to it.
3. The software package should be explained. The general software compilation steps are nothing more than "decompression->./configure-> make -> make install -> run". If it is a software package with source code, there will definitely be explanations.
4. I have not equipped the RTA 3000 sound card, but you can try it with OSS. I don’t know what your Linux kernel version is. If OSS does not support it, the kernel may be in trouble. You can also consider using the Alsa sound card driver.
It should be found in China.
5. I haven't heard of this. It depends on whether there is corresponding software support.
6. Please run setup->System Service or directly run ntsysv to activate or block the corresponding service. If you are not very clear about this service, you can press F1 to obtain a short description of the service.
Q:
I use TurboLinux 2.2.10 #1, I have the following questions:
1. I may not have installed xturbopkg, and I can't see which ones have been installed by running turbopkg, because all the packages are unselected in front.
I selected turbodesk (which includes xturbopkg), but then I got the following two errors:
1)unpacking of archive failed on file(null):3: no such file or directory
2)unpacking of archive failed on file(null):3: sucess
2. How to copy & paste the content in xterm? Because some error messages are needed.
3. Why do I use root to go in and run emacs and say I don’t have permission? I use the chmod +rwx command to run it,
Error: segmentation fault(core dumped)
4. How to know the soft and hardness of your internal modem? I use SVA computer standard. Can Linux be used?
5. I can use the xplaycd command to play, but it doesn't respond with the CD player in the menu. Why? Is Turbolinux not good at all?
If this is the case, I have to consider installing Redhat, but I am worried that I will not support Chinese.
A:
I can only partially answer your questions:
At 12/20/99 11:03 AM, allen wrote:
The middle mouse button is usually used for paste in X Window environment.
This question is very strange. What is the way you install TurboLinux? Have you ever had this problem before?
The so-called soft odem refers to WinModem, which means Windows-specific Modem. It must have a dedicated driver under Windows, and it will naturally be gone under Linux. This should be seen from your Modem manual. If the manual says it must be used under Windows, or the requirement item contains Windows, it will be impossible to win inux.
I use SVA computer standard. Can Linux be used?
I haven't seen this kind of computer before, sorry.
You can take a look at which program corresponds to the CD player in the menu? It seems to be kscd? Not xplaycd.
If you like xplaycd, you can add it to the menu. However, kscd should be OK.
1. How to display color of vim on different files. For example, keywords and variables in C language are displayed in different colors: Press esc to enter command mode and enter syntax on
Two: How to make the content displayed by the ls command have a color:
Add to the /etc/bashrc/ file: alias ls="ls --color" You can also define the color of different types of files in /etc/DIRCOLOR (I can't remember the specific file name, probably this format, you can find it yourself)
3. The eject command can automatically pop up the cdrom. 4. Mail letters to all users in the machine casserole:
perl -ne 'print `mail $1 can send the content to all users of the system