On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote:
-DSL from Verizon
I have yet to hear anything good about Verizon's DSL.
Come to think of it, I have yet to hear anything good about Verizon.
(Note: I work for one of their competitors, so I may be biased.)
Or I could use Speedway.
Tom Rauschenbach writes:
Is there any way to capture ALL of the console messages printed during a boot?
dmesg get most, but not all.
Serial console and a Teletype? You can probably get my
model-33 working if you can find ribons.
Benjamin Scott writes:
I still fondly remember playing Duke Nukem and Commander Keen in 16 color
EGA. :-)
I still fondly remember playing space war on the console
switches of the PDP-1. I was a little late to hear "Anchors Away"
played on a chain printer.
A the good old days. I remember programming a mainframe to do some basic
space navigation (simple landing problem) via FORTRAN and punchards (that was
a fun computer class - 1 day turnaround minimum on a run)
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Jeffry
Benjamin Scott wrote:
On Sat, 30 Dec 2000, Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote:
-DSL from Verizon
I have yet to hear anything good about Verizon's DSL.
Come to think of it, I have yet to hear anything good about Verizon.
(Note: I work for one of their competitors, so I may be biased.)
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Bill Freeman wrote:
Tom Rauschenbach writes:
Is there any way to capture ALL of the console messages printed during a boot?
dmesg get most, but not all.
Serial console and a Teletype? You can probably get my
model-33 working if you can find ribons.
I was
Forgot to reply to list.
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Another option with newer kernels is to use the parallel port option (need to
recompile the kernel to activiate it) to send the messages to a standard (NOT
LASER) printer.
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In a message dated: Sat, 30 Dec 2000 19:22:10 EST
Michael O'Donnell said:
Ken Lussier wrote:
Nortel Contivity Extranet Server 1510:
That, I presume, is the Roman spelling...
No it's French. The original spelling was L'Huissier, which can actually
still be found (some insurance company in
I'll assume that "mod" is wrong and that you're not
complaining about too small a kernel buffer. You want to
capture not only the kernel messages written to dmesg but
also the output of all the rc scripts.
I agree with this goal. I always wanted to capture the
boot-time messages and all of
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll assume that "mod" is wrong and that you're not complaining about too
small a kernel buffer. You want to capture not only the kernel messages
written to dmesg but also the output of all the rc scripts.
If you are running Red Hat Linux 6.0 or
Maybe he meant that their current IT people didn't know more
Linux than the students, and the current IT people didn't want to
learn anything new. It does eat up a lot of time re-re-learning M$,
and that doesn't leave much time to learn Linux, or anything else.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
He said
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe he meant that their current IT people didn't know more
Linux than the students, and the current IT people didn't want to
learn anything new. It does eat up a lot of time re-re-learning M$,
and that doesn't leave much time to learn Linux, or anything else.
cdowns wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe he meant that their current IT people didn't know more
Linux than the students, and the current IT people didn't want to
learn anything new. It does eat up a lot of time re-re-learning M$,
and that doesn't leave much time to learn Linux, or
On Wed, 03 Jan 2001 17:30:59 you wrote:
Maybe he meant that their current IT people didn't know more
Linux than the students, and the current IT people didn't want to
learn anything new.
No, I think he meant what he said. He has admins who know NT, he has a
hard time finding and/or knowing
Just received my shiny (well, flat black), new IBM Thinkpad A21p
and I'm curious if there are any gotchas to installing Linux on it.
It's a model 2629HTU, the one with the integrated Intel modem and
ethernet.
As laptops go, it's pretty sweet, 15-inch 1600 x 1200 LCD,
Pentium III 850, 512M
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