Jouni Viikari wrote:
Thanks for the replies. I can confirm that replacing the libvgahw.aI had to reboot one installation. (Intel 815) to get the colors normal again. On a computer with an Intel 865G, ctl-alt-backspacing was enough to restore the missing consoles without rebooting.
with the old one from mharris solved the problem also with Matrox G400.
(Had to reboot the box though).
All starts to look good now. Had a long fight before. Selinux did notI guess enough has changed in programs and utilities to need a complete relabeling. I am getting ready to do a relabel myself, but via the s-c-securitylevel option. I know touch /.autorelabel is much easier in a root terminal. I just figured I'd test this feature when searching the tools available for Samba settings. I noticed there was a setting for Samba browsing also. I set this to allow browsing also. I wonder if this replaces the need for adding
upgrade too well from FC3... touch /.autorelabel did the most part
though.
135:tcp, 145:tcp, 138:udp, 139:udp to IP table rules?
Jim
Thanks,
Jeff
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