On 16.02.2012 23:38, John Page wrote:
JohnPage would like to create and maintain a page on installing linux on
the HP dm1-4033.
Others may have succeeded in installing linux on other models of the dm1,
this one has a different wireless card etc.
Go ahead.
As for the french version: As we
On 17.02.2012 03:34, Muhammad Panji wrote:
I try to spend several hours a week to translate the Wiki. If possible I
would start small by translating several main pages first and keep up with
update and then I can move to the more specific how-to pages. I'm alone
right now, if anyone from
On 17.02.2012 08:54, Christopher Meng wrote:
Well,not only a Zh pageI need every page of zh-tw.
Well,Mr.Ralph,I hope wiki system can use a page 'zh'，which include 2
redirect link of zh-cn and zh-tw.Because Chinese have 2
version:Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
If you look at
On 18.02.2012 23:07, Jari Jaakkola wrote:
Hello everyone. My 'wikiname' is JariJaakkola.
I have a desire to be able to contribute to the CentOS community
in some way.
So, I am proposing a page that would be called a 'Newcomer's Checklist'.
Newcomer's checklist for newcomers to the
Yes, Ralph. I also found out that I had been vague.
What I have in mind is a 'Newcomer's Checklist' for
'New Users' or 'Newbie Installers' of one/both of the
current/supported distributions 5.x and 6.x.
And it should -in my thinking- begin just by making sure
the 'Newcomer' is able to detect
All,
I would help panji to translate.
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On Feb 19, 2012 11:50 PM, Ralph Angenendt ralph.angene...@gmail.com
wrote:
On 17.02.2012 03:34, Muhammad Panji wrote:
I try to spend several hours a week to translate the Wiki. If possible I
would start small by translating
I remember I sent weeks ago next email to other guy with same doubts:
Hello,
just if it helps, please find below these lines the steps I have used to
analyze several suspicious machines in some customers, to check if they
have been compromised or not:
* Chrootkit rkhunter - To search for
I would like to know which all of you point me as the best training
course of CentOS in the world or in the USA. I am a Brazilian and I
would like to have this information. I have a good background in
GNU/Linux, CentOS and Debian like operating systems, network and general
knowledge. I would
On 19/02/12 15:38, Edson - PMSS wrote:
I would like to know which all of you point me as the best training
course of CentOS in the world or in the USA. I am a Brazilian and I
would like to have this information. I have a good background in
GNU/Linux, CentOS and Debian like operating systems,
Al writes:
Any suggestions on what to run on a centos box to verify that the
server isn't compromised or being sniffed? Thanks!
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This is very handy,
I am new to Linux so I do not have any special preferences.
Yes I have a root access and the VPS is un managed.
I am newbie to the Linux world.
I will have a new website or maybe 3.
I've found that un managed costs vary a lot, as I've found various ways
for settings ... some using Xen, others
Hi Gang,
I recently rented a server at a datacenter with Centos 5.7 X64, Q9550
Processor, 8GB Ram, and dual 250GB SATA HDs (with 16mb cache). They had
loaded it with KVM, and installed a 30-day trial of Virtualizor as the
front-end for KVM.
I was so impressed with how fasts the guests ran that
How much did you paid for this?
On 20/02/2012 07:26 AM, Bob Puff wrote:
Hi Gang,
I recently rented a server at a datacenter with Centos 5.7 X64, Q9550
Processor, 8GB Ram, and dual 250GB SATA HDs (with 16mb cache). They had
loaded it with KVM, and installed a 30-day trial of Virtualizor as
Bob Puff writes:
/dev/hda:
It should be /dev/vda.. it means you're not taking advantage of KVM's
paravirtualisation capabilities. That probably explains the crappy
performance. Run your disk and network with virtio and it should be much
faster.
In terms of management tools, check
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