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I am having permissions problems with pclinux 07. When I am logged in with my account (not root) however I gave my account root permissions, I cannot copy anything into var/www/html, says permission denied. Anything I should check on?

Well on the machine I'm using, CentOS kind of hangs after I skip the CD check, which passes when run. I'm struggling with a pclinux permissions problem if anybody cares to help. Just for copying/overwriting files for my web server.

Sorry to sound like such an amatuer, how do I do an md5 check?

Well ok sorry, it read the disc in windows without throwing errors. The machine itself will boot other discs, however it's having a problem at the moment with booting fedora 9, says it cant read the bootloader or something.

Yeah just for kicks I installed Fedora, PCLinux and a few others and everything works fine. Could it be a corrupted iso file I downloaded?

Well all disagreements aside, I tried disabling HDD boot, and it still didn't work.

I said I know that removing the HDD from boot priority wouldn't help. Not why it isn't booting and how to fix it.

Well I hate to tell you but disabling other boot up options won't allow more time for the system to access the DVD. For each boot device, the bios looks for a boot record, and then moves down in the priority list.

Thats just the thing though.. there's no widescreen resolutions listed at all. Pclinux 07 obviously supports widescreen... i have it on my laptop

I'm trying to install red hat 5.. won't boot from the dvd. It has the prompt "Boot from CD: " but just goes into booting windows, which I don't want. Any other disc will boot fine in this machine, and any machine i put the dvd into will pull it up just fine. What am I doing wrong?

I have PClinux 2007 and an 8600gt. I got the right drivers, but it won't go to widescreen. my monitor supports up to 1680x1050, and the highest i see is 1280x1024, which isn't even widescreen. How do I fix this?

You won't be able to install it on a 64 bit OS if there's only 32 bit drivers...

It's a gimmick, anything other than a video card is pointless to have in PCIe. You will NEVER use all of the speed that the slot offers.

Yes I've reset it to factory defaults and Ive tried different switches, two different of the same router and no luck.

Resetting the router won't work. Even a brand new router (of the same model) won't help.

Weird problem... It's just a limited connection, the 169.254 ip addy. renewing IP doesn't work, cant hit my dhcp server. Again, this only happens through the switch.

Weird problem... Router is a Linksys WRT54G, and it doesn't work with any switch. Any switch plugged in will not give out an IP address to anything.

Wireless has more interfearance than ethernet, and it's slower.

Weird problem... Nobody knows what the problem is?

Ok.. I recently started having this problem. Anything hooked to a switch in my office would not get an IP address. Recently replaced the switch and had the same problem, put a new (known working) router in place and still the same problem. I don't have any static routes set, everything is all...