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Also,

The search function for the forums is an logical OR search function.

So if you search for keywords:

blue hat

You will get ALL posts that contain "blue" and also all posts that contain "hat".  So the correct keyword format is:

blue AND hat

which will search for all posts which contain both "blue" and "hat".

String wildcards also work, so:

filetool.lst

will only find " filetool.lst" and will not find "/home/dsl/filetool.lst".

a better search keyword would be:

*filetool.lst

which would find both posts.

Also, be sure to search for ALL FORUMS and FROM THE BEGINNING or NEWER

FYI, it is possible to modify your lilo "append" statement and save the file but you must re-run the "lilo" command from the  terminal window in order for your changes to be activated.

Also, it is possible to modify the floppy/cd boot defaults by editing the SYSLINUX.CFG file.

Good Luck
Quote (cbagger01 @ April 14 2005,06:26)
Also,

The search function for the forums is an logical OR search function.

So if you search for keywords:

blue hat

You will get ALL posts that contain "blue" and also all posts that contain "hat".  So the correct keyword format is:

blue AND hat

which will search for all posts which contain both "blue" and "hat".

String wildcards also work, so:

filetool.lst

will only find " filetool.lst" and will not find "/home/dsl/filetool.lst".

a better search keyword would be:

*filetool.lst

which would find both posts.

Also, be sure to search for ALL FORUMS and FROM THE BEGINNING or NEWER

FYI, it is possible to modify your lilo "append" statement and save the file but you must re-run the "lilo" command from the  terminal window in order for your changes to be activated.

Also, it is possible to modify the floppy/cd boot defaults by editing the SYSLINUX.CFG file.

Good Luck

Thanks! That are 2 very usefull reply's.

Indeed, after I ran lilo it worked fine. So one problem is solved.

The information about the searchfunction is also very usefull. Normally, a searchfunction is a logical AND, but in this case its not. OK. That will speed up my search process.

original here.