(1) You must have USB emulation turned on or the system will not allow you to
use the USB keyboard until a USB driver is loaded. If you cannot access your
BIOS you will have to use a PS2 keyboard, though most BIOS' will run the USB
keyboard until they are finished posting then they disable
On 9/23/07, Nathan Aubrey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(1) You must have USB emulation turned on or the system will not allow you to
use the USB keyboard until a USB driver is loaded. If you cannot access your
BIOS you will have to use a PS2 keyboard, though most BIOS' will run the USB
keyboard
Yes almighty inquisitor.
Book flies at the speaker, ID10T he said ignore him!
Pained geek looks back at the book thrower, My head hurts.
Pained geek falls over loosing a tooth, the book thrower whistles as he
walks away ignoring the galactic inquisitor.
-Rhunelord
On 9/23/07, David Huerta
... what?
On 9/24/07, Rhune Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes almighty inquisitor.
Book flies at the speaker, ID10T he said ignore him!
Pained geek looks back at the book thrower, My head hurts.
Pained geek falls over loosing a tooth, the book thrower whistles as he
walks away ignoring
Now that your USB problem is fixed, let's go back to
the original problem - Office 2007.
Is this a hard requirement that OpenOffice cannot
address? If MSO2007 is absolutely required, will
CrossOver Office work for you?
Just looking for alternatives to dual booting . . .
JD
--- Josh Coffman
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Here are some of the comments in my mailbox from some of the over 300
SFD teams from around the world.
It was a lot of work but worth it I believe. At least members had fun
and we gave away 500 OpenCDs in Chinese (we did the translation within
the 3
On Monday 24 September 2007 07:29, Dennis Kibbe wrote:
One of the biggest reasons I hear from people against switching to
Linux is the lack of games, so we had a networked Battle for Wesnoth
tournament - which the gamers 'loved'. Copley (a little town of 102
people)
as far as games go, I
Since I mentioned it the other day, I thought that I would follow up
with some more information on dkms that was pushed through Saturday on
the dell linux-poweredge mail list...
http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS7536907294.html
Coming soon: automatic Linux driver upgrades
Sep. 22,
2007
On 9/24/07, Jorge Delacruz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that your USB problem is fixed, let's go back to
the original problem - Office 2007.
Is this a hard requirement that OpenOffice cannot
address? If MSO2007 is absolutely required, will
CrossOver Office work for you?
It is a
On Mon, 2007-09-24 at 09:19 -0700, Alan Dayley wrote:
My Google searches are producing a large number of hits. As I continue
to wade through them, I think I'll query the great minds here.
I have a Linux server that needs to send email. The relay server
requires:
- Connection via SMTP.
Craig White wrote:
1. I have found various documentation of how to configure my Sendmail
server to *listen* on a port other than 25 but not where I can tell it
to *send* on a different port. Where do I configure it to relay to a
port other than 25?
presuming that you are talking about
Craig White wrote:
you get the submission port (587) for free (no real effort) by the
instructions I was giving you (listening). I would expect that you can
instruct sendmail to use it for sending without too much difficulty (but
that I am not certain of the methodology).
Exactly. This
I have a blackberry curve and I was trying to find a way to sync my email,
calendar, and contacts. I use debian and kmail or evolution on my PC, and
cox.net for my email. I am looking for an inexpensive and easy to maintain
solution for syncing my email, contacts, and calendar.
1. I found that
On Mon, 2007-09-24 at 10:47 -0700, Alan Dayley wrote:
Craig White wrote:
you get the submission port (587) for free (no real effort) by the
instructions I was giving you (listening). I would expect that you can
instruct sendmail to use it for sending without too much difficulty (but
Craig White wrote:
it seems pretty absurd because the whole point of exchanging mail is to
use well-known services.
Yes, it is absurd. The whole situation, were I to tell the entire
story, is absurd. But, I'm not the IT department and must live within
the choices of others.
for data
I found how to change the sending port:
http://sendmail.org/faq/section3.html#3.39 (Duh. Going to the project
documentation instead of wading through Google search hits.)
Now to understand the authentication part...
It appears that the access.db (and therefore access) file is involved
with
Hmm... I guess I can post to the list after all. Did anyone catch my
last post about DeLUG looking for a guest speaker for their next
meeting, by chance?
...the galactic inquisitor reference came from the the Venture Brothers :).
On 9/23/07, David Huerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am the
Yeah, I saw it. It won't punt it back to you by default, just so you know.
On 9/24/07, David Huerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... I guess I can post to the list after all. Did anyone catch my
last post about DeLUG looking for a guest speaker for their next
meeting, by chance?
...the
Yup
On Mon, 2007-09-24 at 14:35 -0700, David Huerta wrote:
Hmm... I guess I can post to the list after all. Did anyone catch my
last post about DeLUG looking for a guest speaker for their next
meeting, by chance?
...the galactic inquisitor reference came from the the Venture Brothers :).
Noted; I didn't realize that.
On 9/24/07, David Munson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, I saw it. It won't punt it back to you by default, just so you know.
On 9/24/07, David Huerta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm... I guess I can post to the list after all. Did anyone catch my
last post about
David Huerta wrote:
Hey everyone,
We're looking for a guest speaker for the next DeLUG meeting on
October 8th. There's been some interest in network storage, so I was
wondering if there was anyone on the list that would be willing to
present on the subject. I was thinking FreeNAS would be
I am so happy ! I just moved my linux (RH9) HDD from my old computer
(whose ps was making way too much noise and i had already replaced it
once) to a different computer and VOILA! it worked right away. You don't
know how many times i have done this with a m$ hdd and had nothing but
After a long battle with technology, betty wrote:
I just moved my linux (RH9) HDD from my old computer and VOILA! it worked
right away.
Redhat 9's been EOLed for years. It's time to upgrade to something that's not
EOLed and is easier to maintain.
Now i am going to have still a different
Am 24. Sep, 2007 schw�tzte betty so:
I am so happy ! I just moved my linux (RH9) HDD from my old computer
(whose ps was making way too much noise and i had already replaced it
once) to a different computer and VOILA! it worked right away. You don't
know how many times i have done this with
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Matt Graham wrote:
Redhat 9's been EOLed for years. It's time to upgrade to something that's
not
EOLed and is easier to maintain.
Definitely
Yes, mostly. Every distro needs its own / , /usr , and /var . /home can be
shared as long as
JT Moree wrote:
wouldn't happen to be port 465 (ESMTP)?
As someone else mentioned using a proxy might be a better way to do it.
If you know perl look at qpsmtpd. It may be more than you need and
probably won'd do exactly what you want but it uses plugins. Worst case
you can write your
Mark Phillips wrote:
I have a blackberry curve and I was trying to find a way to sync my email,
calendar, and contacts. I use debian and kmail or evolution on my PC, and
cox.net for my email. I am looking for an inexpensive and easy to maintain
solution for syncing my email, contacts, and
Consider using VMware Server (Free as in Beer to
download and install). You can set up and play with
any OS and learn about it while maintaining a stable
workstation. Messed the install? Redo it! No harm
done.
Cheers!
JD
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I am so happy ! I just moved
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Alexander Henry wrote:
Event Invitation
Title:
Installfest
Location:
University of Advancing Technology loc: 2625 W Baseline Tempe, AZ 85283
When:
Sat 29 Sep 2007 10:00:00 AM MST
Organizer:
Phoenix Linux User's Group
Description:
The
Aa... That sucks!
That was decided a month ago since ASULUG had their installfest just
this past weekend.
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Hi David.
I can do my general Virtualization or Xen presentation if you would
like. You can preview them here if you want:
http://uberhip.com/godber/plug/
I have played with FreeNAS but wouldn't really be prepared to do a
presentation on it.
Austin
Awesomesauce. Xen
David Huerta wrote:
Hi David.
I can do my general Virtualization or Xen presentation if you would
like. You can preview them here if you want:
http://uberhip.com/godber/plug/
I have played with FreeNAS but wouldn't really be prepared to do a
presentation on it.
Austin
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