From: Intrusion D. <ide...@ya...> - 2002-01-08 14:55:44
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TO add insult to injury ... I originally sent this email to the news group!!! Is this an indication of Newbie-itus or what?!?!? DUH!!!! ANyway, hope someone can help with this ...... (although somewhat embarrassed, I include the original email) OK, Up front people ... I apologize (or apologise) for the dumb questions I am about to ask but I am a newbie to Linux having just, and I do mean just, installed SUSE and now trying my hand at Trinux. OK, so I'm trying the switch ......... REQUEST: 1. Request on installation procedures Sorry but the documentation on the website is not the best for us REALLY newbie folks 2. With the exception of NMap, how the other programs are run within the Trinux environment; 3. After you get up off the floor from your spat of uncontrollable laughter, realise (or realize) that I am truly serious. 4. rather than post to the entire group I would appreciate a little hand holding here from a "sympathetic" subscriber. In advance, I thank you. Environment: 1. OS - Windows '98 (OK,OK, I'm also a tad bit behind in that area!!) 2. HArdware: IBM THinkpad 600. Am willing to give mre details, but only after receipt of individual email. 3. Used the latest version of Trinux and the IDE image; 4. Wrote the image file to a floppy using RawWrite; 5. Created the c:/trinux directory and copied all the files from the website to this directory (I used the website in Texas (duh); 6. Turned system off and rebooted from floppy: 7. ON boot: 7.1 Kernel Loaded (v 2.4.5) 7.3 Created HDA1 through HDA6 (From my limited experience these are hard disks recognized by the Linux system and I have NO idea why there are so many. I have but 2 partitions: 1 for Windows and 1 for SUSE Linux); 7.3 Added packages like the bash (I do get the BASH# prompt) and some others that were downloaded; 8. Welsome message appears with a request to activate the console by pressing return. OK ......so I press enter and get <BASH#> then I try to activate the other programs (e.g. scanners, ipaudit, and nothing but "sh: ipaudit: command not found" then back to the prompt. Sooooooooo, there ya go. Now, can someone please help. I have searched through the email archives and a French guy came close to the problem I am having, but there was no definitive answer. ANyways, hope I have been detailed enough. Kind regards __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/ |