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| Ybentrepreneur 2003-06-13, 5:56 pm |
| When I type Find / -name "eld*": it finds the file where it located, but gives me an find: mnt/cdrom: input/output error
Then it "freeze", Why is it doing this? and how would I get out of this "Freeze" mode if it happens again? After like a
good 2 minutes it will go back to the root prompt then I will be able to enter commands again.
Sometimes, I wouldnt have to use the eth0 up command and put in the ipaddress of the machine again, why do i have to do this?
When I try to remove a user that I created, john. I get this: /home/john not owned by john, not removing. What is this,
why can't I remove this user? I am still logged in as root, but I can't remove this guy at all. When I recreate this user
it reacreate fine, which shouldnt happen, because its already in the /home directory... I am very confused  | |
| Boulware5 2003-06-13, 10:30 pm |
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When I type Find / -name "eld*": it finds the file where it located, but gives me an find: mnt/cdrom: input/output error
Is this the only time you get the error? Is the cd-rom mounted before you did this? Try unmounting it and then trying find. Just an idea...
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Sometimes, I wouldnt have to use the eth0 up command and put in the ipaddress of the machine again, why do i have to do this?
Is there a DHCP server or are you using a static IP?
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When I try to remove a user that I created, john. I get this: /home/john not owned by john, not removing. What is this,
why can't I remove this user? I am still logged in as root, but I can't remove this guy at all. When I recreate this user
And how are you deleting the user?
As you can see you need to provide more information...Even give the exact steps as to what you are doing. |
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