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Thanks You Guys!!(need a little more help.. hehe)
XxD:
hrmz... im having troubles installing PENG.... first of all, i cant even access a .trz file... i cant open it, second, when I went to the terminal ( under root ) when i did mkdir /mnt/win2k it created it, then i did mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/win2k it said something like win2k is busy, then it said, that hda1 is already mounted in this other folder "NT" so i go into NT... and it has all my fucking files from my other hard drive..... but i mean, it WAS my other h/d, whats odd tho is..... i mean, i could access files on my h/d i had put security on! and i could access it thru mandrake... with no trouble.
I just dont understand howto do this peng install..... and, i copied what that dude said and made a txt file, put it on a floppy, and read it step by step.... i dont understand....
XxD:
heres two conversations between me and the root terminal =\
quote:
Password :( I took this out)
[root@localhost admin]# mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/win2k
mount: /dev/hda1 already mounted or /mnt/win2k busy
mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda1 is mounted on /mnt/nt
[root@localhost admin]# cd /mnt/nt
[root@localhost nt]# cd "Documents And Settings/Administrator/Desktop
> rpm -ivh pengaol-0.96-1.i586.rpm
>
,,, and then nothing... heres another try
[root@localhost admin]# mkdir /mnt/win2k
mkdir: cannot create directory `/mnt/win2k': File exists
[root@localhost admin]# i just deleted it...
bash: i: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# mkdir /mnt/win2k
mkdir: cannot create directory `/mnt/win2k': File exists
[root@localhost admin]# OK... now i REALLY deleted it..
bash: OK...: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# mkdir /mnt/win2k
mkdir: cannot create directory `/mnt/win2k': File exists
[root@localhost admin]# wtf?
bash: wtf?: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# it seems.. when ever i delete it.. it remakes itself.... clever!
bash: it: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# moving on...
bash: moving: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/win2k
mount: /dev/hda1 already mounted or /mnt/win2k busy
mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda1 is mounted on /mnt/nt
[root@localhost admin]# so what... mount it on win2k....
bash: so: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# anyways
bash: anyways: command not found
[root@localhost admin]# cd /mnt/nt
[root@localhost nt]# cd /mnt/nt/"Documents and Settings/Administrator/Desktop/rpm -ivh pengaol-0.96-1.i586.rmp
> pengaol
> wtf
> hello?
> help
> UBITCH
--- End quote ---
sorry for being obsene at the end... i was pissed =]
TheQuirk:
quote:Originally posted by XxD:
heres two conversations between me and the root terminal =\
sorry for being obsene at the end... i was pissed =]
--- End quote ---
You can't mount the same partion on two mount points
to unmount it, do
$ umount /mnt/nt
then you can mount it on win2k, so..
$ mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/win2k
And about your little "this folder won't delete" complaint, you have to use a -r option. So if you want to delete /mnt/win2k and just use /mnt/nt (it really shouldn't matter) do...
$ umount /mnt/win2k
(or else you'll delete windows)
$ rm -r /mnt/win2k
Now, as for this happening:
[root@localhost nt]# cd "Documents And Settings/Administrator/Desktop
> rpm -ivh pengaol-0.96-1.i586.rpm
>
it was because you didn't close the quotation and because rpm -ivh [pengol-name-here].rpm is not a file, but a command.
Correctly, it should be:
$ cd "Documents And Settings/Administrator/Desktop"
Then you should move the file to your Linux partion (just in case something happens and you need ro reinstall). And you misspelled ".rpm"
So you do
$ mv pengaol-0.96-1.i586.rpm /root
Then you go to /root
$ cd /root
And then, finally...
$ rpm -ivh pengaol-0.96-1.i586.rpm
Now try running it...
$ pengaol
[ October 05, 2002: Message edited by: TheQuirk ]
TheQuirk:
I almost forgot..
Whenever this happens:
$ something-that-you-did-wrong
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And you want to stop it, simply press Ctrl+c
XxD:
k, let me go try that.
also, ive been noticing somethingGAY with windows ever since i installed mandrake.
When I boot windows it asks to check disk D(mandrake) for CONSITENCY. i hit no, and when windows boots up. It takes a FUCK LOAD of a long time to get the Log-on screen loaded ( win2k )
when windows loads when ever i try an open a program, it takes FOREVER to open, or doesn't open at all..
when i click my computer, it says 0 OBJECTS. so i gotta wait like 10 minutes, before it shows all my stuff...
seems like microsoft doesnt like linux!!! them cock suckers~~~
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