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cat /dev/random (you never know, you may see something you like!)
2.6.17-gentoo-r3-djnauk-b1 AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2100+
up 57 days, 17:24, 1 user
.
Have you tried with another disk?
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John Jolet wrote:
On Dec 19, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Paul wrote:
On Monday 19 Dec 2005 15:38, Jonathan Wright wrote:
Paul wrote:
:-[ PERFORM OPC failed with SK=3h/ASC=73h/ACQ=03h]: Input/output error
That suggests a bad disk - OPC is Optimum Power Calibration and is a
test done on all discs
can't delete the file because it doesn't actually
exist.
How do I get rid of this annoying error?
Out of interest - have you tried creating the file, possibly with dcron
permissions? Sound's like a badly written error message.
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miles (~200km) using an un-amplified signal:
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000970052590/
http://wireless.weblogsinc.com/entry/1234000407052562/
http://www.wifiworldrecord.com/
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output:
$blah=$(./blah)
or
$blah=$($(pwd)/blah))
or are you looking for directory listings?:
$blah=$(ls $(pwd)/blah))
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up 4 days, 14:09, 1 user, load average: 0.80, 0.72
on the host/server. So, the odd
outage shouldn't be a problem - at least it's not with me here :)
Also, it's worth double-checking to see if your ISP will allow port 25
inwards. Some don't, and you wouldn't want to do all that work only to
find nothing happening! :/
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SSL encryption over IMAP and SMTP, plus I have the advantage of
all my mail being handled from one location.
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be there that shouldn't.
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Tamas Sarga wrote:
I'm affraid, that my system was somehow hybrid udev-devfs system until I
removed devfsd for gentoo-sources-2.6.13.
IIRC, the new udev systems require you to remove the /etc/udev/rules.d
before upgrading - have you given that a go?
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server across the Internet, SSH works great and has added security built in.
If you want to access more than VPN, i.e. SMB, or need the remote
computer to 'appear' on the local network for some reason, VPN is fine -
go ahead and use it.
KISS - keep it short and simple.
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)
(and so on...)
From the looks of it, you haven't told the system which two network
ports need to be bridged together. Also, do you have
net-misc/bridge-utils installed?
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everything per hand, but not with the start/stop script.
So the bridges already exist on the system and they just needs
configuring, or are you trying to create the bridges aswell from scratch?
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the bridge then and it should
work on reboot.
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Denny Schierz wrote:
Rather than having 'need net.eth0 net.eth1', stick in the code/functions
that create the interfaces. You can create the bridge then and it should
work on reboot.
It works, i made a simply script, that creates the devices, before net
starts. :-)
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. for vnc, I'd use openvpn.
Why do though all the hassle of setting up a VPN when you can use SSH to
provide a secure tunnel into the network and use that instead? Works
fine for me.
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capacitance effect). Do you get the same effect when you swap the
cables over?
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makes any sense.
But a WM and/or GTK/QT can have an effect on system load overall as well
as working with the graphics card, which in the end can slow the gears.
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- but you knew that already! ;)
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My cousin
/libpixmap.so
[ Searching for file /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.4.0/engines/libpixmap.so in * ]
x11-libs/gtk+-2.6.4-r1 (/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.4.0/engines/libpixmap.so)
So, form that I deduce that you're running an older version of GTK - btw
which one are you using?
You may have to rebuild GTK+.
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standards, it needs
37 passes using RANDOM data!
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not that
responsive) as Horde, I'd recommend something else.
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Heinz Sporn wrote:
2. must be using a mod_php of no later than 4.3.11
Can't confirm that. I am running both Horde 2 and 3 with 4.4.0-r3.
I have run it with 4.4.0 here, although now running with 4.3.11 as Zend
Debugger doesn't like the 4.4.x series atm.
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-HD, and they all work without a problem).
Try disconnecting one system and restarting the switch to see if one
node is causing a problem. Also, if you can, try a crossover cable to
see if it's the switch causing the problem and not the computers.
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, allowing you to connect
extra items (such as the switch and wireless router) and keep the
network running! :)
Thanks for the invaluable help with mii-tool. Very, very helpful.
NP. Glad to help :)
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the process as (like gaim) it is
notoriously flaky with anything other than the basic settings.
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Wouldn't it be great if you could only get AIDS from
it into that (and you
can run 'mii-tool -r' to re-negotiate), it may be the switch and/or the
cable.
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the hangcheck timer?
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better Javascript support than Firefox (useful for IE-centric sites),
and Opera is propiritary and has an over-enthuisatic interface (not as
simple as firefox). Long live firefox! :)
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).
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When we say the Pledge of Allegiance, we say
to send it to the
background). If needs be, change sleep(5) to as low as you need to get the
dmesg information.
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up
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Labels can also be misleading. I saw a news report
firefox.
However, I'm not sure if this has been fixed yet though.
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the time to try. Good luck though.
(BTW, I use CentOS 4.1 - although ur better with 3.4, as it's a bitch to
get the dependencies correct on 4.1 and upgrades are difficult.)
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seeing some references to the Thunderbird mail system, so I
think it should be OK.
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if the configuration files have been
moved, but on there they're in /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc. If you have
gentoolkit, run
# equery files courier-imap | grep (imap|pop3)\.dist
to see where they're located.
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the
main functions to the keys on the Media Pad, meaning I don't have to
have the full keyboard with me when I'm using mplayer :)
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, they've always been of the mass
mailing sort (usually from eBay, Amazon, etc.). In terms of
personally-addresses e-mails, that's never been a problem.
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time use passwords. You can use them if you need to
provide passwords where someone may be monitoring your keystrokes.
S/keys are generated randomly, usually around 100 are generated at one
time, with a passphrase as a key. (This passphrase is independent of
your main system password.)
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the feature of having single-use keys available on the
computer/server. If that's of no use to you, there's no point in setting
the skey flag and just leaving it alone.
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the checksum of all know
spam mails. Once I enabled that, my level of false spam went down
massively. I very rarely get any spam in my Inbox any more (although I
do get the occasional genuine mail there, usually mass-mail like from
eBay, but a white-list solves that one).
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every time.
Personally, I prefer to skip the GTK interface and just use the standard
mplayer version, not gmplayer. I've mapped all the keys to my liking, so
I need nothing more :)
It's a great program, just looking forward to the day it gains a good
stable codebase :)
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want to add that feature,
there's nothing stopping you adding the flag and re-compiling the code
with skey support.
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Pupeno wrote:
On Wednesday 17 August 2005 17:07, Jonathan Wright wrote:
In the
end I had to remove all the modules (rm -Rf /lib/modules) and reinstall
all the modules before rebuilding wireless-tools, madwifi-driver,
madwifi-tools in that order.
Thanks, that worked! (I haven't rebuild
discovers) the wireless cart it automatically
runs net.ath0 and establishes the network connection.
I'm not sure where or how it's one (haven't looked into it), but it's
quite nice :)
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my rsync
daemon to /usr/portage should be fine, shouldn't it?
cheers!
Matthias
I've been syncing a few machines via /usr/portage without a problem. At
least with that method you only need to perform one sync on the main
machine and then let the others sync off it.
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to nothing - usually a few quid a
card on BuyItNow options - you'll probably have it within a day or two,
brand new.
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// running gentoo ~ 2.6.11-gentoo-r6-djnauk-b2 i686 AMD Athlon XP 2100
, double-processor system, it's effectively
a quad system (no dual), so SMP should be build for at least 4 processors.
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of the licensing fees Micro$oft could charge for that
if the mood caught them right! :-/
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gphoto2 with the camera.
It's not the most well build for feature complete programs (only really
meant as a proof-of-concept), but it's fine for browsing though the
photos and downloading them onto my system.
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// life has no meaning unless we can enjoy
the problem that I can't have postfix running and queueing
messages I send while offline so they can be delivered once I plug in
somewhere.
regards
Matthias
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Mark Knecht wrote:
Yeah, it's interesting although it felt a bit strange typing
emerge -pv pv
I prefer emerge -av pv ;) That way you don't have to re-run the search
and everything if it's all OK! :D
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Life has no meaning unless we can enjoy what
?
If you compile them as modules for the server, you should be able to use
modules.conf to set the alias between the device name and the ethx bit.
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then.
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, would think this was a trivial thing to pull off.
I've found this link
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/BootPrompt-HOWTO-2.html
which uses ether= instead of netdev=
Worth a try?
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