Hi guys
We do about 700 or 800 CDs at work in about one 8 hour day with four CD
burners. So If you have four burners I estimate this would take you
about 2 days.
As for the number of burners 6 would be ideal you would be kept bussy.
With 4 you get to have a break between CDs
And no sorry
Hi guys
Thanks for the replys
Using the incorrect address was my problem, once I used
shell.clug.org.nz I was in and all was fine.
All the addresses in my favourites for horse must have been out of date.
Once again thanks guys
Brendan Greer
Hi guys
Just tried sshing into horse today
Ah, that explains the security alerts I was getting today on my
machine around 12:40 ... :-)
-jim
yip that would be right. Sorry it was just me trying to ssh into the
wrong address. Hope you wernt worried
Brendan Greer
is no longer around)
-email address of horses admin(I forgot who admins horse sorry)
And if horses admin happens to be out there I would appreciate my password.
Thanks
Brendan Greer
FYI
MSN is broken for kopete due to a change on the MSN servers affecting
authentication which seems to have only affected kopete
If you want an alternative to kopete that appears(appear because I
ahavent used msn for a while and logged on now at 4:30 bu none of my
friends were online
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
Nick, where did you manage to source your Zaurus from? I can't find
anywhere that will ship to NZ.
try http://shopthestates.com/
Thanks Robert
That (below) was exactly what I needed (once I figured to add it as
installation source in YAST)
You can also get heaps of SuSE packages from the mirrors.
http://www.novell.com/products/linuxprofessional/downloads/ftp/int_mirrors.h
tml
Rob
the ati driver for my gigabyte ati
radeon 9200 will go? or if it will even work?
Thanks Guys
Brendan Greer
On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 08:57 +1300, C. Falconer wrote:
And we really need to solve this identity crisis...
Is the group called Canterbury LUG or Christchurch LUG ?
Which members are in Canterbury but not Christchurch?
Im from Woodend though I havent yet made a meeting
Brendan Greer
and a small samba one I like suse more than
mandrake 10 seems a little more polished.
Brendan Greer
Horse is now up and working.
If anything is wrong, please let me know.
Cool thanks
Ill try an log on some time this week
Brendan
Cool thanks
Ill try an log on some time this week
Brendan
Horse is working. Thats connecting from slingshot dialup over 33k
PS I couldnt wait till later on in the week
Thanks once again
Brendan
is the name of my ipcop box i was trying to
ping.
I also tried lynx and it was able to access google.com
Is any of that what your looking for?
Brendan Greer
this is the sorta info I was looking for.
If you get the modem going please let me know as this would be very handy.
I would probably be running mandrake 10
Unfortunately due to the interest rate dse put on hp I will not be
getting one of these for a couple of months.
Brendan Greer
/spec.asp?m=A4000D%20Serieslangs=01
http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/42166ab8042fca422740c0a87f9906e7/Product/View/XC3532
It is an ASUS A4000D
It is not essential for every thing to work under linux but would be nice
Any help would be much apprecitaed.
Thanks people
Brendan Greer
hi
I´m keen for a copy
Was playing around with an evaluation copy but that ran out a few months
ago.
I could probably offer some comments
Brendan Greer
website
Can any one else dig up any information or know of any thing that may
help?
I need to know will this work on linux mandrake 10
Is it easy getting printers working on linux?
Thanks
Brendan Greer
any one else dig up any information or know of any thing that may help?
I need to know will this work on linux mandrake 10
Is it easy getting printers working on linux?
Thanks
Brendan Greer
might I get from this installation.
Brendan Greer
hi people
This is off topic, suposed to be slightly funny
Edited one of the images on the ipcop main page the screen shots can be
seen on the page below
http://homepages.slingshot.co.nz/~bjgreernz/IPCOP/IPCOP.html
For background see http://www.planettribes.com/allyourbase/index.shtml
Brendan
Hello
I remember it previously mentioned that some one had an ipcop box set up
to email its ip address (on the red side) when ever it came up and every
10 minutes after that.
I would like some pointers to get me started on setting something like
this up for my ipcop box.
Please bear in mind
Anyone with novel names they are willing to share???
Derek.
Ok how about ... localhost, ipcop, win98, win95 etc
hmm I know Im not to creative
and another thread.
Thanks
Brendan Greer
Hi guys
In a couple of weeks I am going to reinstall mandrake and repartition
my hard drive and in the process remove any trace of windows.
my system
A dvdrom drive and a cd writer
2X 40 gig hard drives
Mandrake 10
512 mb ram
I was thinking of having a 2
have always
had at least one Windows os installed.
Thanks
Brendan Greer
Hi
I have over the past week set up and played around with bochs.
I have managed to get dos 7.10, free dos, win311 and win95 working in it.
Performance seems to vary depending on what is happening on the guest
os. You can start multiple oses if you want though with performance
degradation.
Hi
This is a newbie question.
What would a person want an account on another machine for?
Brendan Greer
C. Falconer wrote:
Right that's all up and working.
If you want an account on the machine please check out the web pages at
http://shell.canterbury.lug.net.nz:8080/ (specifically the AUP
Hi
Has any one out there who has installled ipcop1.4 noticed if its faster
than 1.3?
Seems to make my downloads faster on dialup
Brendan Greer
Hi guys
I have IPCOP 1.4 installed and booted up.
It took me about 15 minutes to setup as nick indicated .
Nice new interface and features.
I downloaded it last night over bittorrent. Took about 5 hours.
Best of all it goes ok on my 1000mhz machine with 48megs of ram and 33k
modem
Brendan Greer
Steve
Did you know that your page holder is still up at
http://www.greengecko.co.nz/ ...
Only commenting cause I thought it may be a security risk.
Correct me if im wrong.
Brendan Greer
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Hi folks. I'm playing around with my new camera, which points out
towards Godley Head
From the ipcop website I thought some people might be interested
IPCop v1.4.0 is currently scheduled to be released on 1st October 2004. View the
IPCopFAQv14 for information on new features, new supported languages etc.
Brendan Greer
?
-jim
Try if using KDE
Right clicking on the clock then
Show time zone followed by
Configure time zones
Or via the Mandrake control centre system Date and Time change
times zones
my 2 cents
Brendan Greer
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Not trying to be awkward or such, but what exactly is the hype about
gmail all about? I mean, it's YAFMS[1]...?
Volker
[1] Yet Another Free Mail Service
The first major YAFMS with a gig of storage maybe why
Hi guys
Does anyone know how to configure dos box? And where the configuration
files are?
Also where would I find the folder which dosbox calls drive z: ?
Thanks
Brendan Greer
Brendan Greer wrote:
Hi guys
Does anyone know how to configure dos box? And where the configuration
files are?
Also where would I find the folder which dosbox calls drive z: ?
Thanks
Brendan Greer
Sorry forgot to put in original email that I have looked on google and
the dos box website but I
hi guys
Is there a command or kde app that can give you the ip address of the
local machine
eg winipcfg for win98/95
or ipconfig for win 2k/xp
I am using mandrake 10
Brendan
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 21:29, Brendan Greer wrote:
hi guys
Is there a command or kde app that can give you the ip address of the
local machine
eg winipcfg for win98/95
or ipconfig for win 2k/xp
I am using mandrake 10
Brendan
hostname -i
ifconfig
Thanks
Will try that when I
Hi guys
Is it possible to ping from a computer on the green side of ipcop to the
red side of ipcop?
Or will ipcop block it?
Thanks
Brendan
Thanks Chris
And I just realised that I could have found out my self by trying to
ping a website I knew that was up.
Pinging google.com [216.239.39.99] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 216.239.39.99: bytes=32 time=387ms TTL=236
Reply from 216.239.39.99: bytes=32 time=393ms TTL=236
Reply from
Nick Rout wrote:
Brendan.
you say you have a cd drive in this machine. Can you boot offf it? If so
boot the ipcop cd and install that way, no need for floppies.
No boot from CD in BIOS only A or C
alternatively, you could try making your boot floppies on a linux box. I
am not sure whats going
Nick Rout wrote:
why is it you need to wait for a floppy drive to replace the allegedly
broken one? they are a dime a dozen in computer stores.
If you any one there knows a little about hardware and wants to try to
get it to work(and show me where I went wrong.I have managed to stuff up
a few
Hi
After my unsuccessful attempts to install ipcop on my 586 this weekend I
was wondering about the possibity of getting it installed at the
installfest.
My machine
Cyrix 586 (about the same as 486DX4 or Pentium 75)
48Mb RAM
407Mb Hard drive
Network card with a Realtek 8139 chip
an ISA 33k
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
What went wrong?
I some how managed to stuff 3 floppy disk drives trying to write the
boot image to a floppy disk (after the third I lost patience and have
just about given up)
So technically I havent got to the install stage yet
here is a more detailed
Hi
(Hope this is not to OT or on the darkside :-D )
I am having problems with my floppy disk drive.
In windows 98 trying to use rawwritewin and rawrite to write boot
disks(ipcop) the following errors comes up
In the windows version wfter pressing the write button
Error writing to disk
followed
monitor is a 15 or 14 inch PC general S-VGA that looks really old
Has any one had this before?
What should I google or read?
Help?
Brendan Greer
Ken.McAllister wrote:
Two copies of the April 2004 Australian PC Authority with CD,
Xandros Desktop OS Version 2 Standard, are in the letterbox at 125
Sparks Road, Hoon Hay, opposite medical centre, marked XANDROS. Take
both copies - one CD was faulty and I can't remember which.
Xandros
Brendan Greer
Paul Wilkins wrote:
Brendan Greer wrote:
17 May 2004 http://www.mozilla.org/releases/#1.7rc2
Mozilla 1.7 RC 2 http://www.mozilla.org/releases/#1.7rc2 is
available for download. Help us make Mozilla 1.7 the best release
yet; download this candidate and be sure to send in any crash
Hi
The following is a quote from the mozilla website
17 May 2004 http://www.mozilla.org/releases/#1.7rc2
Mozilla 1.7 RC 2 http://www.mozilla.org/releases/#1.7rc2 is
available for download. Help us make Mozilla 1.7 the best release
yet; download this candidate and be sure to send in
Jim Cheetham wrote:
Nick Rout wrote:
On Tue, 2004-05-25 at 21:38, Brendan Greer wrote:
Is there a FAQ for this mailing list some where?
no
That's very literal, Nick :-)
No, there isn't a FAQ. However, there is a very good archive, which
Google searches occasionaly.
See http
The Rute manual is free and is a good newbie resource.
The what manual?
Is there a FAQ for this mailing list some where?
Brendan
but it worked.
Then I just told the computer to reset
Any way thanks
steve wrote:
Brendan Greer wrote:
Ok just tried that
Booted off CD1
pressed F1 and started into the recuse part
selected reinstall bootloader option (Why hadnt I seen this before)
pressed enter a few times
then the following came up
(unless some one can give me dirrections on
how to make one using win 98).
I have Windows 98 SE and Mandrake (9.1 I think) installed on my machine.
Also I am pretty much a linux learner.
Any help would be much appreciated
Brendan Greer
Ok just tried that
Booted off CD1
pressed F1 and started into the recuse part
selected reinstall bootloader option (Why hadnt I seen this before)
pressed enter a few times
then the following came up:
Added linux
Added linux-nonfb
Added failsafe
Added windows*
Fatal Kernel dosent support initial
Thanks guys I will have to try that tomorrow or at the weekend as I need
to get some sleep.
steve wrote:
Are you using lilo? If so, you can edit the file etc/lilo.conf.
Do what you did before, and once you've got started, press ctrl-alt-f3
and you should get to a console prompt ( if not, try
Thanks guys I will have to try that tomorrow or at the weekend as I need
to get some sleep.
steve wrote:
Are you using lilo? If so, you can edit the file etc/lilo.conf.
Do what you did before, and once you've got started, press ctrl-alt-f3
and you should get to a console prompt ( if not, try
Hi People
I asked a while ago about linux PDAs and have thought about it for a
while and have a couple of questions about the Sharp Zaurus SL5600.
1. Does anyone know where they are avalible(new) preferably in Aussie
or America(i may have some family going over there for a few weeks) or
What about setting the mother board(that is if your motherboard will
allow you to boot off a second hard drive) to boot off the second hard
disk drive.
Then install linux on it and then it would install lilo/grub on that
hard drive thus you make no changes to the XP drive at all..
Brendan
I'm
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