Debian CD mounting issue [was: Re: [plug] Fedora Core 5 - Install]
Alastair Irvine
alastair at ucc.gu.uwa.edu.au
Wed Jul 26 15:53:26 WST 2006
On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 09:33 pm, hatari wrote:
> Interesting, Kev. After emailing today I loaded Debian (for the
> first time) and it seemed OK for a while. However, it wouldn't
> let me mount a CD using the menu lnk because a service isn't
Which menu are you referring to?
Did you have any specific info on the service that's not running?
Also, what is your distro version as stored in /etc/debian_version?
> started. After hunting around for ages (typical in Linux) it is
> obvious that I can't find any (GUI) form used to adjust (ALL)
> Services. I do not want to get into the cmd line yet. Can you
> tell me where (in Debian) to find a Services control panel? P.S.
On that point, I've noticed that www.linuxquestions.org seems to
show up frequently in searches like that. I guess it makes sense
in many cases to do targetted searches (e.g. LQ,
http://www.google.com/linux) rather than just using the normal
Google search box. Remember to search your distro's bug reports
page. (E.g. <http://www.debian.org/Bugs/>)
PS -- Linux doesn't have a "list of services". AFAIK, under Linux a
service is just a generic name for a process that accepts local or
network connections; this differs from a daemon, which in most
cases is a process that performs its own work in the background.
However, there is no "standard" usage for these terms.
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Alastair Irvine, Warpspace IT <http://www.warpspace.net/>
1300 881744
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