It seems to me that we could have them "pressed" for considerably less time and
money. A gold blank is about a buck, right? I didn't think that professional
pressing and silk screening was much more. The real question is the quantities
required. Does anyone else have pricing information on
then pressing is most likely the way to go. We could always just get
people on the list to donate burners if they have them and pre-burn a
bunch of RH CDs, and another option would just be to have a bank of
burners at the LBS with fast machines. I'm sure that anyone who wants
something burned
In a message dated: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 10:33:33 EDT
Jerry Kubeck said:
This is all a good thing as long as we don't lose sight of the fact that
one of our members and her company has spent $200 for Red Hat CD's plus an
additional amount of money for packets with the LBS show logo for
registrants
A, well I never saw anything about charging for the disks. This is an
excellent idea
In a message dated: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 10:33:33 EDT
Jerry Kubeck said:
This is all a good thing as long as we don't lose sight of the fact that
one of our members and her company has spent $200 for Red
Ok, Here is what GNHLUG is selling so far.
T-shirts $13.00 (two logos [1] LBS logo [2] GNHLUG logo
XXL $15.00 (either logo)
Mugs $11.00 ( all three logos [1] LBS logo [2] GNHLUG with seal [3]
GNHLUG
logo without seal
Iron on transfers - large - $3.00
In a message dated: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 10:52:43 EDT
Jerry Kubeck said:
A, well I never saw anything about charging for the disks. This is an
excellent idea
Well, of course it would be some small fee. Enough to cover the cost of the
blanks, and a little profit. I'd say $2 is a great
I have no problem with doing more disks, it won't diminish what I am doing.
As far as I am concerned the whole point is to spread the word about
Linux. If we can find a cheap way to get bibles to the natives I say
"Praise the Lord"
Lori Hitchcock
Hitchcock Staffing 800-867-9188
PS.
Quoting Jerry Kubeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
We will have CD's from Red Hat, Caldera, SuSE, Mandrake, and maybe Turbo
Linux. How many? Who knows till we see the packages arrive. Certainly not
enough to hand out another 100.
How much does it cost for 100 blank CD's? How long to make 100 CD's? Which
Kurth Bemis [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
i have a sister - can we sell her at the show? she can
I won't *touch* that one -- even I'm smart enough to avoid that!
running and ducking :-)
Regards,
.
Randy
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Quoting Jerry Kubeck [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is also good and well, but who is paying for them? I already have over
$1,000 tied up in t-shirts and mugs. And then I am wondering how many do we
buy since we have no idea how many people will actually attend the show. My
original estimate was
Hi Ed,
I have a couple machines set up the same way, I downloaded "megamgr" which lets you
rebuild et al. I like it, I forgot where I found it, try a google search for "megaraid
linux" or "megamgr", as I recall it compiled without problems. While on the subject,
what I keep meaning to do is
Hi Guys,
I am not going to make the meeting tonight, my back is still out and I can barely walk.
Lori Hitchcock
Hitchcock Staffing 800-867-9188
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I think that if you don't want to shell out money for another 100 to 200
shirts, mugs, etc then maybe you could come up with an order table w/ a
preset number of minimums for each item to make it cost effective. Thus
maybe you need to sell 50 shirts (either of one type or combined), and
20 mugs
Hi Everybody,
I was wondering if anybody has used an intel 810 card with X 3.3.6? It says
that I need a kernel module called agp(something).o, and I can't find it. What
is it supposed to come with?
Ferenc
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Typo. Sorry about that (I hate this keyboard). But anyway, it's
2.2.14, which ships with RH 6.2. I am assuming that it is part of the
`real` kernel, as opposed to a RedHat add-in if X is looking for it. Of
course, this is completely dependant upon if what I saw is the same
thing that you
I have just installed a new AMD 500 Mhz Cpu in my wife's computer. It
says when fired up taht it is only a 400Mhz. I am assuming that this has
to do with the multiplier. It is in a Tyan 1590S motherboard asnd easy
to set, but I can't find the correct page on AMD's site.
I have it set for 1.5
Well, I think I found it myself. I remembered Tom's Hardware and it says
multiplier or 5.0.
Guess I will go try it.
Jerry
I have just installed a new AMD 500 Mhz Cpu in my wife's computer. It
says when fired up taht it is only a 400Mhz. I am assuming that this has
to do with the multiplier.
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Mike Bilow wrote:
My guess is that your source code does not understand UNIX98 devpts.
Speaking of which, can someone explain briefly how to make use of these?
From what I gather, you allocate yourself a pty by opening /dev/ptmx with
a call something like this:
fd =
I think I have all settings right and I am now getting this error
message on the Tyan MB with the 500Mhz AMD K6-2
"while initializing device IOS, WInodws Protection Error
You need to restart your computer"
But then it won't let me do anything , just over and over?
Anyone got any ideas
Jerry,
I had a similar problem when I built a Windoze box with (at the time)
advanced hardware. I ended up having to 1) Flash the BIOS with the
latest release 2) get special drivers from the MB manufacturer for
Win95/98 because Windoze can't work properly with the hardware (one
problem
In case anyone hasn't seen it, there is an article on /. with a link to
http://www.starblazers.com where you can watch 12 episodes in their
entirety!! I loved that show ;-)
Kenny
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On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Dan York wrote:
1. Anyone have a clue where I could get a SCSI cable that has a DB25 male
connector on it?
That style connector is called "Apple kludge" (no, I'm not making that up,
it is in the SCSI FAQ). It works (I use the term loosely) by tying all of
the ground
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Hrd_to_Hndle wrote:
I loaded the Kdat (KDE tape backup) utility on the system, however it fails
to mount the tape drive, and the error reports that the tape is not in the
drive.
Assuming you have only one SCSI tape device in your system, the device file
will be /dev/st0
the 450 uses 4.5..
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Well, I think I found it myself. I remembered Tom's Hardware and it says
multiplier or 5.0.
Guess I will
aka, attempting to run 95 with 98's command.com..
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Subject: More help needed
I think I have all settings right and I am now getting this error
message on the Tyan MB with
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