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FC3 problems: 1) No STDOUT for scripts 2) k3b
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| seawolf@scssi.org 2005-05-30, 5:46 pm |
| When I execute a custom script from command-line on my FC3 - bash or
any other - there is no output to the screen. I have a feeling this is
totally trivial, but i've never had to configure STDOUT in any previous
RedHat version - it always defaulted to the screen for command-line
script execution - so i am entirely clueless. No mention of this in
groups. Any hints?
The second thing isn't necessarily distribution-specific: my K3B seems
flaky. I tried to generate a 4.7GB DVD iso file (backing up data files,
over samba), and several attempts failed, at different stages of the
process (at 4.3GB, at 1MG, etc.), with an error. Anyone having similar
problems, and how to solve them? (Can't be a buffer underrun can it? -
i'm not writing to some buffer-sensitive device -- just to my
harddrive. Weak hardware? (this is on an old PII-450, 256MB Ram)).
TIA
Andrew
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| Lenard 2005-05-31, 5:48 pm |
| seawolf@scssi.org wrote:
> When I execute a custom script from command-line on my FC3 - bash or
> any other - there is no output to the screen. I have a feeling this
> is totally trivial, but i've never had to configure STDOUT in any
> previous RedHat version - it always defaulted to the screen for
> command-line script execution - so i am entirely clueless. No mention
> of this in groups. Any hints?
Sorry can't help you here.
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> The second thing isn't necessarily distribution-specific: my K3B seems
> flaky. I tried to generate a 4.7GB DVD iso file (backing up data
> files, over samba), and several attempts failed, at different stages
> of the
> process (at 4.3GB, at 1MG, etc.), with an error. Anyone having
> similar
> problems, and how to solve them?
From; http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
"And once again, do keep in mind that 4.7GB are salesman's GB, i.e.
1000^3 and not 1024^3. If translated to "real" GB, DVD±R[W] capacity is
not larger than 4.4GB!"
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- B. Franklin, 1759
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