Terry Schmitt's Blog

I'm still fairly new in the Linux world and still find things that make me scratch my head. I use Kubuntu 8.04 on my PC and I'm working with Ubuntu 8.04 Server in VMWare Workstation. When cloning or copying a VMWare image, a new MAC address is created for the new image, which means that the first time that you boot up the clone, guess what? No networking! This is stupid simple with Windows, as it would simply detect the new network adapter and continue booting with network support working just fine. It's a different story with Linux, of course! I knew it was an adapter issue and Ubuntu simply wasn't recognizing the new adapter.

OK... So what do you get when DOS and Linux collide and you don't know Linux that well?

"bad interpreter: No such file or directory" error messages when trying to execute a script!

I am testing out Railo 2 RC2 on CentOS using the Railix download. Now Railo loads wicked fast, but I couldn't get it to start from the supplied start.sh file. Well, thanks to this forum entry, it was a simple fix, "dos2unix xxx.sh".