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There is no question about RAM being superior over swap, BUT
when you run out of memory (RAM + swap ) the system starts to kill
processes and you don't want this to hapen. So have enough available
swap, and count on the system to use it wisely (i.e. place the running
processes in RAM and
Can anybody tell me why Linux's symbol is a penguin?
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http://www.linux.org/info/penguin.html
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From: Shimon C. Constante [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 9:12 AM
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Subject: Why penguin?
Can anybody tell me why Linux's symbol is a penguin?
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Dde. Ask us first. We are supposed to be
experts, remember ?
"Shimon C. Constante" wrote:
Can anybody tell me why Linux's symbol is a penguin?
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Dde. Ask us first. We are supposed to be
experts, remember ?
"Shimon C. Constante" wrote:
Can anybody tell me why Linux's symbol is
Ask me next time :)
http://www.linux.org/info/penguin.html
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Hi,
I have a Davicom 33.6 modem and a redhat 7 installed
I've tried to fined a driver for the modem (I don't think it's a win-modem)
but with out success.
where can I search for the driver or what can I do if There's not one
available.
TNX,
Yoav Grosswirth
Linux / Unix Courses Coordinator.
sorry to disappoint you but that's the explanation
you can see it all over:
http://gate.crashing.org/penguin.html
http://www.penguinpower.com/PenguinPower/whyapenguin
http://www.stones.demon.co.uk/why-penguin.html
http://andromeda.campbellsvil.edu/~don/ascue/penguin.html
Yoav Grosswirth wrote:
Hi,
I have a Davicom 33.6 modem and a redhat 7 installed
I've tried to fined a driver for the modem (I don't think it's a win-modem)
but with out success.
where can I search for the driver or what can I do if There's not one
available.
TNX,
Yoav Grosswirth
OK, some info is needed here..
1. Is this a PCI based modem? ISA?
2. What chip the modem have?
3. Do (as root) lspci -vv and post the results here..
4. Linux doesn't need any special drivers for modems (unless it's a winmodem)
Hetz
Yoav Grosswirth wrote:
Hi,
I have a Davicom 33.6 modem
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Boaz Rymland wrote:
Yoav Grosswirth wrote:
Hi,
I have a Davicom 33.6 modem and a redhat 7 installed
Are you sure you need drivers ? if it's not a winmodem then you probably need no
drivers.
on the system with it installed, try minicom. just run minicom, and
Alex Dubrovsky wrote:
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Boaz Rymland wrote:
Its /dev/ttyS0...3
AFAIK cua (not cau) are obsolete
right. I didn't want to clobber him with terms and acronyms. Also, I meant to
sent that message personally, but checked that too late... :-)
I guess its something in Aduva
On Wed, Oct 04, 2000, Mevorach, Assaf wrote about "RE: Why penguin?":
sorry to disappoint you but that's the explanation
you can see it all over:
http://gate.crashing.org/penguin.html
http://www.penguinpower.com/PenguinPower/whyapenguin
http://www.stones.demon.co.uk/why-penguin.html
Most of the pages you now quote have the same text, except
http://www.penguinpower.com/PenguinPower/whyapenguin
Which has a more meaningful explanation. According to this
explanation, when
Linus wanted a mascot for Linux (if I remember correctly, for
Linux 2.0 -
the 1.* kernels had a
ok, so why Tux?
Chen Shapira wrote:
Most of the pages you now quote have the same text, except
http://www.penguinpower.com/PenguinPower/whyapenguin
Which has a more meaningful explanation. According to this
explanation, when
Linus wanted a mascot for Linux (if I remember correctly,
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
ok, so why Tux?
Short for "Tuxedo" which is what penguins wear.
Herouth
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Hi All,
As some of you people know, Netscape 6 PR3 came out yesterday, so I took it for
a small test in some Israeli sites (in hebrew: Sivoov be-eretz hakodesh) :)
Well, it seems that most of the sites can accept it - if it's visual hebrew...
On logical hebrew - the hebrew is backward - and
Hello.
I'm using tcsh 6.08.00 (Astron) 1998-10-02 (i586-intel-linux) options
8b,nls,dl,al,rh,color
While executing:less ~/.bashrc
Getting error :There is no -= option ("less --help" for help)
Why do I get this error ?
Hi Doron,
Check whether your 'less' is aliased or symlinked to something else.
[mulix@alhambra ~]$ alias | grep less
[mulix@alhambra ~]$
if this returns anything, try to remove the alias: unalias less
otherwise, check symlinks and whether less is a binary or script.
[mulix@alhambra ~]$ which
Check whether your 'less' is aliased or symlinked to something else.
[mulix@alhambra ~]$ alias | grep less
[mulix@alhambra ~]$
if this returns anything, try to remove the alias: unalias less
otherwise, check symlinks and whether lessis a binary or script.
[mulix@alhambra ~]$ which
Thnx.
I've solved it. The only thing was setting the LESS* environment variables.
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