Vibrant GNU/Linux User Group

Q: 1> a) What command you execute to display the last five commands you have entered?
b) Which partitions might you create on mail server HDDs other than the root, swap and boot partitions?
c) Which partitioning tool is available in all distributions?
d)Which two commands can you use to delete directories?
e) Which file defines all users on your system?
a. history|tail -5
b. /var
c. fdisk, parted
d. rm, rmdir
e. /etc/passwd

Q: 2> a) What is the minimum number of partitions you need to install Linux?

Yum server Howto /
Configuration / Setup Thru Ftp service

I have lenovo laptop model number :- 7761-4AQ

TV Tuner Card is inbuilt on my laptop and its not working on fedora 9 so please any one help me to install tv tuner card and if you have step then please teach me how to setup it and which software to use for tv tuner card

and YA I HAVE ALREADY INSTALLED V4L2 But its not working or i think i dont know how to use it

Please help me to get out from this

Thanks in advance

Dear All,

We would like to form a committee and plan out properly the VGLUG open source event.

It shoudl be very larg scale national event.

Nilesh J. Vaghela

Webcam Setup howto on HP notebook tested on dv6636nr : ElectroMech Nilesh J. Vaghela

Please find pdf also

http://vglug.info/webcam-setup-howto-hp-notebook-linux-fedora-rhel5-test...

I have Lenovo Laptop

Model Number : 7761-4AQ

Laptop Support Fedora 9 But Some Features are not supported and not supported features are Inbuilt CAMERA, TV-TUNER CARD, INBUILT MEMORY CARD READER, and some times i have to boot twice to detect laptop keyboard and mouse pad,

Samsung ML 2010 Laser printer working fine with RHEL4 and RHEL5.

RHEL5 do driver equired

RHEL4 Samsung provides the driver you need to download from samsung site.

Nilesh J. vaghela

Samsung ML 2010 Laser printer working fine with RHEL4 and RHEL5.

RHEL5 do driver equired

RHEL4 Samsung provides the driver you need to download from samsung site.

Nilesh J. vaghela

We will make list of the hardware that work with Linux.

 Request to all member to add atleast 10 hardware and Peripherals.

The initial idea leading to cluster computing was developed in the 1960s by IBM as a

way of linking large mainframes to provide a cost-effective form of commercial

parallelism. During those days, IBM's HASP (Houston Automatic Spooling Priority)

system and its successor, JES (Job Entry System), provided a way of distributing work to

a user-constructed mainframe cluster. IBM still supports clustering of mainframes