[Fwd C++ question from Dipen

[bob smith]

really a question for the forum,

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: 	Re: Fedora and NetworkManager Quesiton
Date: 	Sun, 23 Nov 2008 18:01:59 +0530 (IST)
From: 	dipen parmar <dipen_238 at yahoo.com>
Reply-To: 	dipen_238 at yahoo.com
To: 	Bob <sfmc68 at verizon.net>



hi i tried to run C++ on fedora 9 but its saying that iostream.h file is 
not found ..i tried  to reinstall it but same problem is here ? so can u 
help me how can it posiible to run ? already C is runnig but only C++ 
have this problem...

 
 
 
*Dipen J. Parmar*
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*DIPEN*


--- On *Sun, 23/11/08, bob smith /<sfmc68 at verizon.net>/* wrote:

    From: bob smith <sfmc68 at verizon.net>
    Subject: Re: Fedora and NetworkManager Quesiton
    To: "Community assistance, encouragement, and advice for using
    Fedora." <fedora-list at redhat.com>
    Date: Sunday, 23 November, 2008, 4:16 AM

    Steve Searle wrote:
    > Around 02:28am on Sunday, November 23, 2008 (UK time), bob smith scrawled:
    >
    >   
    >> Working with 386 boxes, and getting ready to upgrade to
    >> FC9 on alpha boxes - but .... I am getting perturbed with
    networkmanager .
    >>
    >> Great tool for folks who want things to be simple and easy but
    >> it is not what I need .
    >>
    >> Lots of issues with the way this is so smart - doing things it thinks
    are
    >> right and not what I want.  I have figured out how to shut it off, but
    >> I have not figured out how to avoid installing it or not installing it

    >> at all.
    >>
    >> Is there some way to set up the install so that nerworkmanager is NOT
    >> installed at all?
    >>     
    >
    > You may be able to deselect it, but it could get tangled up with
    > dependencies.
    >
    > Why not do an install, and then revert to the old network service once
    > the install has fininshed - that's what I do.
    >
    > #  chkconfig NetworkManager off
    > #  chkconfig network on
    >
    > Then reboot or stop and start the respective services.
    >
    > Steve
    >
    >   
    Steve, Thanks!
    that is what I do, but wanted to whine a little about it and see if some 
    big
    brain could think of an easy way to create a check box to install or not...
    Yes, your suggesttion works, but I don't have anything to complain about 
    then!!
    thanks
    bob

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