fellons wrote (in a somewhat different order)...: > (sorry for my english) I think I can understand you. Please ask if something I write isn't clear. > the installation of FC2 on my pc have many problems. > I work and play with my new operating system, but I must close the > eyes when boot, when start X and never watch mails and logs. In other words, you see all these messages and you get worried? Don't panic! Most of these are informative: they tell you something is happening. They're not necessarily problems. > I hope, with little steps to adjust all, but I foresee many efforts. > > The errors: > ------------- > by mail sended by LogWatch: LogWatch sends a lot of detailed e-mail, not all of which is a problem. Much of it merely notifies you of stuff. > - error: stat of /var/log/ppp/connect-errors failed: No such file or directory No connect errors is a good thing. You could try touch /var/log/ppp/connect-errors although I'm not sure if Fedora is configured to "rotate" that. (Log files get archived, usually once a week...) > - **Unmatched Entries** > STARTTLS=server: file /etc/mail/certs/cert.pem unsafe: No such file > or directory: 1 Time(s) If you're not using your system as an e-mail server for other PCs, this is harmless. > > by messages log: > Sep 8 19:39:45 home modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command > for sound_slot_0 > Sep 8 19:39:45 home modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command > for sound_slot_0 > Sep 8 19:39:45 home modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command > for sound_slot_1 > Sep 8 19:39:45 home modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command > for sound_slot_1 > Sep 8 19:39:46 home modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command > for sound_slot_0 This sounds like the commands that restore volume to your sound card(s). Post /etc/modprobe.conf if you're worried about this. The worst that can happen with this is no sounds, or you have to change the volume each time you reboot. > on X boot: > - Error when inizializing sound driver Same problem. *Are* you getting sounds? Do you want them? > on boot: > - not start eth0 initialization (I don't remember exactly phrase) > on /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifup-eth0 : > - this file blink and appear red, but is empty (???) These mean your (local) network is not set up properly. This has nothing to do with dial-up connections. If you need a network and it isn't working, run system-config-network as root. > Please, show me the light ! show me the tunnel exit. Your system is mostly healthy, and the few problem areas don't affect security or the basic functioning of your system. Have fun with Fedora! James. -- E-mail address: james | The grass is always greener on the other side of @westexe.demon.co.uk | the sunglasses.
