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In the upcoming season of ICC T20 World Cup 2009, 12 teams are going to participates for the tournament and all the teams are divides in the four groups as given Below :
Group A : India, Bangladesh, Ireland
Group B : Pakistan, England, Netherland
Group C : Australia, Sri Lanka, West Indies
Group D : South Africa, [...]
Virtualization programs, such as those from VMware, bring you closer to the more ideal solution of using both systems at once, but one is always the host and one is always the guest, shown inside a window. But by combining VMware Server with some free software, you can run Windows XP along with Linux, not [...]
I’ve been following all the debate and divided opinion across the net and the blogosphere about how the 3 operating systems square up to each other. I find this an interesting debate, interesting in the fact that Linux is actually being considered as an alternative to the big two. In my, humble opinion, I [...]
How to Install rtl8139 D Lan in Fedora 6 or Any Version (try for any kernel).
See if the device is known;
Open->Terminal
and as a root
[Puneet@localhost ~]$su -
[Puneet@localhost ~]$ Password:
[root@localhost ~]# /sbin/lspci -v
The Above Command will show the Devices
See if the driver is loaded with the following command :
[root@localhost ~]#cat /proc/modules | grep 8139too
if the above [...]
You can download many different login themes from:
http://art.gnoome.org (Login Manager)
http://www.gnome-look.org (GDM Themes)
Where To Install ?
Go To->System->Administration->LoginWindow->Local->Add The Downloaded File and Close.
Now Log out
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Enjoy.
Today When i was using having root i typed service httpd start .it showed an error Message.
bash: service: command not found
I was Wondered when yesterday i have done the same thing ,it had started normally ,what was the reason for that,i have googled and found the appropriate reason for that.
I Finally made to the conclusion [...]
All Repositories are Stored in /etc/yum.repos.d folder. Either set enabled value to 1 in .repo file of repository OR use enablerepo option with yum.
Code:
yum –enablerepo=<repo_name> install <package>
Better Use Graphical Interface for this ,I Like Yumex the Most.
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