Am Fr, den 03.01.2003 schrieb Sheedee um 18:35:
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>> But please first fix your system's date. Your mails arrive with date
>> 28th January 2004.
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>> Alexander
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> My FAT32 partition is encoded with ISO8859-2 charset, but Fedora doesn't > seem to accept that and reads it, as something different (even though I > specified the charset as ISO8859-2). As a result, I can't read files, > that have any special characters in their names. I'd like to know, how to > make Fedora accept central europian encoding (ISO8859- 2). This feature > works just fine under Suse and Mandrake linux. Thanx ;)
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Well, nevermind, trying to recompile kernel (again) something went wrong and now the network doesn't work anymore. I'm afraid, I'll have to wait for next fedora, this one is just too buged.
Thanks anyway ;)
Funny, if people do not succeed with something, even they do not know much about, the system is broken or buggy. Of course ;) If those people show their skill by setting system date first to future and then to past, normally no further comment is needed.
(Meanwhile you was told what to do by friendly Christoph Wickert.)
Alexander *shaking the head*
Buddy, I didn't set the system date to future, it WAS already set when I got this computer and was told to put Linux on it.
And about system being buggy. Fedora Core 1 is the FIRST stable release of fedora and as such, it can be buggy (and it is).
Thanks to Christoph, but I already tried that, didn't work. I'm starting to think, that something is wrong with the partition itself. I guess I could fix it, if I spent enaugh time working on it and mailing in this list, but it seems easier to either change the partition, or change the distro 'till new fedora is out. Nothing personal, it's just facts. ;)
Thanks for your help, really I didn't mean to upset anyone. ;)
