Be very careful. Many people miss this bit of info:
Check for installed RSA/DSA keys in any ssh accounts. Just because you
change passwords doesn't mean you're safe. He/She may have a stray
account that, if an RSA/DSA key was installed would give acces without
password needed.
-Dave
On Fri
I know this may look like spam, but if any of you are in the NYC are and
are looking for a Full time UNIX(sun)/Linux (Mandrake) job, Contact me
off this list, I have a spot opening up and I don't really want to pay a
headhunter.
-Dave
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go
' compiled under 2.2 will not properly configure ECMP on 2.4!
Any help is geatly welcomed.
-Dave
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I had actually tried to search for the file with rpmdrake. I'll try with
urpmf and see what happens.
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 11:29, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 05:17, Greg Meyer wrote:
On Monday 20 October 2003 12:42 am, Dave Seff wrote:
I noticed that The Flash player
That worked also. Thanks everyone.
On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 20:56, Dave Seff wrote:
I had actually tried to search for the file with rpmdrake. I'll try with
urpmf and see what happens.
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 11:29, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 05:17, Greg Meyer wrote
Done.
More OEM's and companys should have this. It would be amazing to some
people the responses they would get. Instead most of them just say, The
only people that want this are Windows users with their heads still
buried in the sand.
On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 16:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
isn't not supplying the
kernel source technically a violation of GPL?
It probably was not intentional.
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Anyway, just FYI.
-Dave
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the tarballs of both
from the Mozilla site, and simply untarred them into my home directory.
They both work great that way, as long as your system already meets the
basic dependencies (GTK2 and XFT libraries).
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Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
for you
T. Ribbrock wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 06:43:52AM -0500, Dave Sherman wrote:
If you mean for Firebird 0.7 and Thunderbird 0.3, then I don't think
anything is up yet. But last night I downloaded the tarballs of both
from the Mozilla site, and simply untarred them into my home directory
on
their site, including one devoted to running Linux on their systems. All
in all, I've been very happy with this unit.
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Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
for you are crunchy, and good with ketchup.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go
out
and capture.)
I *could* hack this program to do what I want, or just use cut and
paste, but I can't believe there is nothing else out there. Does anyone
know of anything that will suit?
Actually, minicom *does* do file send/receive. 'man minicom' to find out
how.
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server.
Then again I could be completely wrong.
-Dave
On Thu, 2003-09-04 at 15:07, Niclas Jacobsson wrote:
Thanks to Rashid but still problems:
Have setup user accounts with userconf, have activated same accounts in
samba via
SWAT but still on XPH client when accessing resources the log
ports:
445, 135, 1839, 2536, etc.
Is this normal attack attempts or results of the infamous worm?
BTW: I'm not using any donkeys or such kiddie stuff.
Well, the worm is known to scan on ports 135 and 445. Can't say about
the others...
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Meddle not in the affairs
sudo) run the following command:
service network restart
to restart your network services without rebooting.
However, depending upon how the cable company is set up, their systems
might refuse you Internet access if you have a hostname that they don't
recognize.
Good luck.
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nicely for me. Even if it automounts a CD-RW with stuff already
on it, the mount point is /mnt/cdrom, which does not interfere with k3b
using /mnt/cdrecorder.
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Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
for you are crunchy, and good with ketchup.
Want to buy your
Hi all,
Anybody know a way to make KDE recognize a DVD when I put it in the
drive (supermount works), and automatically launch Xine? I know I used
to do it when I used Gnome, and I figure there's gotta be a way with KDE.
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Meddle not in the affairs of dragons
part of the job for you. Check out this URL, you might find
what you are looking for. And maybe someone will be able to write a
script the automate the use of one of these tools, and be able to do
what you are looking for.
Here's the URL:
http://libwpd.sourceforge.net/
Enjoy!
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risk, but my laptop is mostly single-user (my wife occasionally plays
Frozen Bubble on it).
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In total we spend almost three years of our lives on the toilet. It's
natural and it's normal, so let's learn to say: 'Wow! That's a great
toilet!' - Jack Sim, Restroom
for supermount -- K3b mounts it on
demand, and presumably unmounts the cdrom mount point at the same time,
so there are no conflicts.
If *both* mount points are setup for supermount, but they use the same
device, wouldn't this be rather ... counterproductive?
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In total
assuming that K3b is unmounting cdrom (which would have been
automounted) before manually mounting cdrecorder.
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In total we spend almost three years of our lives on the toilet. It's
natural and it's normal, so let's learn to say: 'Wow! That's a great
toilet!' - Jack Sim
James Sparenberg wrote:
On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 20:43, Robert Crawford wrote:
Dave,
Sounds like you had great success! So, we now know at least that Hz patch can
be added to the already heavily patched Mandrake kernels. Could you please
post some info on the two minor patch failures, and how you
!
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I think animal testing is a terrible idea; they get all nervous and
give the wrong answers.
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, but it
is still a monster for memory. I always had better performance using
Galeon under Gnome, with either Mandrake or RedHat.
In spite of my above comments, I now use Mandrake 9.1, KDE and Mozilla,
but on a much faster laptop :-)
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I think animal testing
by an entry in /etc/sysconfig/networking/ifcfg-*, or
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-*. The dhcp client daemon can
overwrite these files, if it receives a hostname from the dhcp server.
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I think animal testing is a terrible idea; they get all nervous and
give
and I've been told that the
8500 should work out of the box.
Any help would be seriously appreciated. Thanks.
Have you checked this page?
http://www.zebulon.org.uk/3D8500_en.html
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I think animal testing is a terrible idea; they get all nervous and
give the wrong
or even days, before bouncing back
to the original sender with a Host unreachable message.
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I think animal testing is a terrible idea; they get all nervous and
give the wrong answers.
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laptop.
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I think animal testing is a terrible idea; they get all nervous and
give the wrong answers.
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, not music CDs -- I have heard via my local LUG mailing list, that
several people have had difficulties burning music CDs, even though they
have no trouble with data CDs.
I did not install any of the additional programs that the K3b setup
program looks for.
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I think
9i
and others?
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face -- always a Good Thing.
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting a
windshield)
- Andrew Grygus, aaxnet.com
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.
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting a
windshield)
- Andrew Grygus, aaxnet.com
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting a
windshield)
- Andrew Grygus, aaxnet.com
Want to buy your Pack or Services from
could use source rpm's. That way he still has the package control of
RPM, and adds to it the ability to get the latest source package for an
application and compile it for his system.
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting
, and it opened the site without
breaking a sweat -- CPU was hovering around 20%. Running Mozilla 1.3.1
with libflashplayer installed.
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting a
windshield)
- Andrew Grygus, aaxnet.com
Want to buy your Pack
, to resize the NTFS-5
(WinXP) partition on my laptop. This was less than 6 months ago, so it
should still be available.
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting a
windshield)
- Andrew Grygus, aaxnet.com
Want to buy your Pack
a clean install.
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Windows NT was supposed to hit Unix hard (it did - like a bug hitting a
windshield)
- Andrew Grygus, aaxnet.com
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reader ejects it automatically after 10s
Have you tried calling mplayer from a command prompt, and watching any
messages it kicks out? Maybe it's failing to mount the disk, or something...
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If we wanted you to understand it, we wouldn't call it code.
Want to buy your
PC card.
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If we wanted you to understand it, we wouldn't call it code.
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it to run daily.
I believe it defaults to once per week since 8.x, but I could be wrong. In
either case, I altered the default to once each day manually, as well.
Dave
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Good evening, Jack...everyone...
On Wednesday 26 March 2003 09:28 pm, Jack Coates wrote:
It's been kind of entertaining watching Dave and Mark go off in search
of the most difficult way to do it while ignoring that URL until they
finally snipped
why the version number boogety-boogety.
Now back on topic, we are saying Mandrake 9.1 will be released when? 8-)
Dave
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Good morning, James...
On Monday 24 March 2003 10:51 pm, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 22:42, Dave Laird wrote:
Is it a necessary evil? While I'll concede this is probably not something
that is entirely on-topic, since most
, but don't
hold your breath. Hysteresis will always be a factor to contend with.
Dave
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to install it, of course.
It even shares pretty decently using Samba.
My only wish is that the media didn't cost so much, but on the good side,
the disks seem (at least to me) to last a long, long time, which is more
than I can say about floppy disks. 8-)
Dave
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:02, John Haywood wrote:
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 02:13 pm, Dave Seff wrote:
On this topic, does anybody know of any project that aims to be a
drop-in replacement for exchange?
Well, you might look at CommuniGate Pro (commercial) with the new plugins. It
might not have everything
bug in the radeon driver - I found the problem mentioned in the Mandrake
Cooker mailing list archives.
I am running Mandrake 9.1 rc2, updated to Cooker, including X 4.3.
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If we wanted you to understand it, we wouldn't call it code.
Want to buy your Pack or Services
Adolfo Bello wrote:
On Wed, 2003-03-19 at 22:05, Dave Sherman wrote:
This is probably a silly question, but I have so far been unsuccessful
in finding the info I am looking for...
Can anyone tell me how to update Mandrake 9.1rc2 to Cooker?
You have to create a urpmi source with a cooker mirror
This is probably a silly question, but I have so far been unsuccessful
in finding the info I am looking for...
Can anyone tell me how to update Mandrake 9.1rc2 to Cooker?
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If we wanted you to understand it, we wouldn't call it code.
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input to this idea. It *does* block strings from Code Red,
but at a pretty substantial performance hit.
Dave
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Good morning, Todd...
On Friday 14 March 2003 11:43 am, Todd Lyons wrote:
In effect right now. I read what's been posted to the list through the
night, after that, they're gone.
In few words, my Inbox says THANK YOU. gulp and so do I.
Dave
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Good evening, Pierre...
On Friday 14 March 2003 04:27 pm, Pierre Fortin wrote:
On the _passive_ side, I have some ideas for short-circuiting Nimda
attacks with iptables.
[Dave sits upright in his chair from sleeping through the flame wars
...
There it is. I'm going to experiment some more with this with a box and see
if there are any additional drawbacks to using an iptables filter to trap
Code Red. Then I'll summarize back here what I find. I'm still somewhat
surprised how easily it all flew together, and it works! 8-)
Dave
moderator,
and they can have their choice of whoever they want to be their Leu-ten-ant
or even Sargeant-at-Arms, if they want.
However, I have a permit, here, that entitles me to be an @$$hole anytime I
feel the need. Dave goes hastily fumbling through his moth-eaten hunting
jacket pockets
in /etc/cron.d/ as one of those
may be configured to run hourly.
Without reading Todd's mind (above) I might humbly submit that you might
also give an eye to what's inside cron.daily, as well. It does sound like a
mis-firing cron job. 8-)
Dave
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and all was well. Several attempts resulted in the same findings
and finally I put the case on it and all was well.
That day there simply wasn't enough time. sigh
On Tuesday 11 March 2003 01:57 pm, Anne Wilson wrote:
I hate not knowing what has caused this.
Me too. 8-(
Dave
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.
Last night I tried the same experiment here, using two drives and a
more-recent Motherboard and BIOS and saw no such problems, no matter where I
put the drives. I think I'll go back out that way next week and flash the
BIOS with the latest and see what happens. Thanks, though...
Dave
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the screen
saver kicks in, in some cases. Of course, your results may vary. 8-)
Dave
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(ldap, mapi, pop, imap, yada yada . .) That will get
people's attention. Especially mine.
-Dave
On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 09:32, Norman wrote:
Hi all,
I have been asked if I can set up a Linux box to replace an NT server.
What has been requested is that it be file server, mail server, print server
for the next comeback. 8-)
Dave
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post your smb.conf file for everyone
to examine? This might show others and myself something which might cause
your problem. Also, if you could, please show the full permissions for any
given file in the shared directory if you could, please.
Dave
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On Sunday 02 March 2003 06:05 pm, civileme wrote:
lthtmlgt
Thanks. It's been installed. 8-)
Dave
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I have been trying to do the same thing. Could you send me the LDAP
section from your smb.conf offline? Just X out your specific info.
Thanks.
-Dave
On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 14:12, Jim C wrote:
So I've been racking my brains over why my Samba-LDAP PDC wont add a
machine account automatically
of 256 MEG of
RAM you can have it play anything you prefer. I imagine it would even
gleefully play a MIDI file if you wanted to work out the details.
It's actually pretty handy if you poll a mail server once in awhile for new
mail.
Dave
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reduce my spam loads. Also, if you want more
targets, go to http://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space and look
up the IP blocks assigned to the primary sources of most pornographic spam.
Then block them by country. You'd be surprised at how spam levels will drop.
Dave
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going to bed. sigh
Dave
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performance gains for ext
Might you have a link to this utility? It might be handy for running usenet
news which, as we all know, is notorious for fragmenting an ext2 file system
pretty badly.
Dave
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Web Page: http
/projects/defrag/?topic_id=136
Is a url that should get you to it.
Thanks! It went to work as soon as it came out of the compiler. I'll be
curious what it does to the news spool, which is nearly always fragmented
quite a bit.
Dave
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with
the command hdparm -t /dev/hda ? Would it be the same speed as in
Linux ?
hdparm -t /dev/hda1
Timing buffered disk reads: 64 MB in 2.08 seconds = 30.71 MB/sec
My UDMA is set by the motherboard resources, and is fast as the dickens. I
hope my answer helps in some way.
Dave
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:)
In case your findings come to you off this list, could you please forward any
information you may find about this? I've begun playing with Xnest, too, and
would like to have a gui tooie. 8-)
Dave
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on this
evening and I'll see what I can come up with, as I did just that a long, long
time ago. I just don't remember what I did. 8-(
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those
autographed pictures of George Bush, Jr. you ordered, they are in now. 8-)
hehehe. Sorry. It's Friday and I'm multi-tasking too many processes at the
same damned time.
Dave
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, something else I never understood. 8-)
was that in M$ products say before 1997?
Yes, I believe that was the platform. There's an excellent article that
explains
some of the more technical aspects of why floating around the web written by
young Steve Gibson, I think.
Dave
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And in case anyone thinks I'm bashing Maxtor drives, I'm not. I've been using
Maxtor drives nearly exclusively as my personal choice for almost two decades
in
nearly every network machine in my office, and am *delighted* beyond words
with
their no-BS warrantee policies.
Dave
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brightening They say Mandrake 9.1 and KDE 3.1 are both coming out the cooker
soon. That, too, works for me. 8-)
Dave
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the drive geometry correctly every time. sigh
Can I buy an axiom now? grin
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books,
which they don't even sell anymore, anyway. shrug
Dave
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drive on the
primary and a fast Seagate on the secondary, which only worked in 16 bit mode,
something else I never understood. 8-)
Dave
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method of reception.
Nice choice of card, though. 8-)
Dave
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is really *well* amplified
noise and scatter on the screen. Let us know, though. If I get some time free
this weekend I'll try to replicate the problem, uh... with different
television stations, of course. 8-)
Dave
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Web
.
To be politically-correct, I am not here to bash Windows. However, given the
number of times the Windows boxes have been patched and upgraded, I still
cannot seem to do better than 2 or 3 days uptime before one or both of them
crash or require a reboot.
Dave
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haven't had any trouble, and then
it was because I was in too much of a hurry to do my homework. 8-(
Thus far I have never used Mandrake as a server, although I understand it can
be just as robust as RedHat when it comes to that. I just haven't gotten
around to it yet. grin
Dave
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On Wednesday 29 January 2003 06:20 am, Mike Veltman wrote:
And please respect the fact that a lot of europeans have a different view
of the Irac case.
...as do *SOME* Americans.
Dave
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minutes. And it will contain nothing about
politics! Promise.
[Dave puts on a black wig and leans close to the monitor] Whisper about it in
my ear. No one else will ever know. 8-)
Dave
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evil grin Speaking for the Polident faction of
Mandrake, of course.
Dave
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Year 2 of running Mandrake Linux workstation on a 100% Microsoft-free system
themselves. 8)
Dave
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Year 2 of running Mandrake Linux workstation on a 100% Microsoft-free system.
An automatic random
know?
Dave
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Year 2 of running Mandrake Linux workstation on a 100% Microsoft-free system.
An automatic random thought
. ;)
You forgot to mention she is fluent in Perl, Java, Assembler (remember THAT?),
C and C++ and can code while doing the laundry. 8-)
Dave
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Year 2 of running Mandrake
money in my bank account, is somewhat difficult given my moral beliefs
against war. My Mandrake box even agrees with me. So there.
Dave
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Year 2 of running Mandrake
coming from The Shrub's
office, I am truly saddened by what I see coming.
Dave
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Year 2 of running Mandrake Linux workstation on a 100% Microsoft-free system
any assistance don't hesitate to drop a note on this
mailing list. I've been testing 4.x for about two weeks now, and other than
having to regenerate the indexes, I haven't had a moment's problem.
Dave
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Dave Laird ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The Used Kharma Lot / The Phoenix Project
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On Sun Jan 26, 2003 at 09:10:12PM -0800, Dave Laird wrote:
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The last time I looked (last week or two) it was listed as
BETA-Stable,
That would be rather be at least 6 weeks, because since 2002-12-14
(v4.0.6) MySQL is declared gamma.
That's about right, actually. I was going to check
man's
verification that record locks work as well as rollover, and they do work
without exception. Perhaps even more important, 4.09 didn't break *any* of my
Delphi code, which means no breaks in existing development programming.
I can hardly wait for 4.10 to emerge.
Dave
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Dave Laird
as BETA-Stable, but
other than having to regenerate the indexes for an existing table which I
moved over into my development directories, it was pretty much a bolt-up
application. I only got to spend a half-day on it, but there is a lot to
commend switching over as soon as it goes stable.
Dave
impressions once I really get my feet wet with
it.
Dave
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Dave Laird ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The Used Kharma Lot / The Phoenix Project
Web Page: http://www.kharma.net updated 01/20/2003
Year 2 of running Mandrake Linux workstation on a 100% Microsoft-free system
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On Friday 24 January 2003 09:12 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Dave Laird wrote:
Xaitv not only works better than Xawtv 'out of the box', as it comes up
the first time with the audio on and the picture
screen captures with v41,
something that Xawtv won't do without a v42.
Now I can pull the ATI card from my system and try out the new Hauppage card I
bought last night. 8-)
Dave
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Dave Laird ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The Used Kharma Lot / The Phoenix Project
Web Page: http://www.kharma.net updated
laptop. My solution was to go to the BIOS and
*force* the stupid thing to use other IRQ's in the BIOS. Then force Plug N'
Pray to re-read the table and perhaps you'll be good to go. Of course, maybe
not. 8-|
Dave
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Dave Laird ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The Used Kharma Lot / The Phoenix Project
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the change...
Progress is good. Progress is good.
Hope to know soon if that'll fix my sound problems after suspend/resume.
Let us know. I can look up the IRQ's for the onboard sound, as I have a cheat
sheet here for IBM laptops that comes in pretty handy every once in awhile.
Dave
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