There is a port of the linux kernel to allow it to be run in userland.
http://user-mode-linux.sourceforge.net/
It can be restricted from access to the hardware, but it can also be set
up to do networking, mount filesystems etc. It does provide some
advantages in that you can use a debugger or
If somebody has a hard drive that is between 400 and 500 meg I would
gladly trade a 1280meg drive for it. I have an old IBM PC that can
onbly use a small drive (512m max).
TimH
My cable modem's been out since Saturday. Long Story short: complained and complained
until
they replaced it, and then it still didn't work. But now it does. Finally!
Seth
Is it just my ignorance or does Linux not work very well with
anything but a Postscript printer? My HP DeskJet prints using
Ghostscript but it takes about 4 minutes per page (at 300 dpi)
and there is no option for duplexing. I've read that the HP
4050 laser printer works really well with Linux
I had an amazingly good game of Glines yesterday evening. I
scored 786! My previous high was 456 and I usually end up
scoring between 200 and 300. I've been playing it for about
two months and I was starting to think that a score above
500 was impossible.
Last week I tried downloading the
Check out CUPS, I'm sure you know... but there are so many front-ends
for it, you could configure it with webmin even, afaik. If that doesn't
work (to your satisfaction), why not try wine or maybe vmware (free demo
anyway). I'm constantly amazed that there are so many printers out
there
Sorry, I forget to put the topic in my last posting.
MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
The Portland Linux/Unix Group
will meet
7 PM Thursday Dec 6, 2001
at
I got a connection refused when I tried it.
Seth Cohn ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
My cable modem's been out since Saturday. Long Story short: complained and
complained until
they replaced it, and then it still didn't work. But now it does. Finally!
Seth
--
Bob Crandell
Assured Computing
What printer do you have? My HP990cxi is networked, works good and is almost as
fast as printing as a local WinDoze printer.
I use Webmin to configure it using Webmin's HP970 drivers. The only thing I can't
do, yet, is duplex.
Cheers
Dexter Graphic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is it just my
Bob Miller wrote:
PPTP is not a secure protocol. Here's a good reference.
http://www.counterpane.com/pptp.html
Yeah I know, I found that link while looking for HOWTOs. However, it's
what they are using at my office, and I don't think I'll be able to talk
them into something better
Mine's a 1120C, although it's on the parallel port not the network. Does
your printer by any chance support Postscript? Maybe Webmin has a better
set of drivers. Is it open source or a proprietary add-in? -Dex
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Bob Crandell
Sent:
Embarassed not to find the Green office key where I expected.
--
Ed Craig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Taxi (I need an income) GNU/Linux (I can afford a Free OS)
Think this through with me, let me know your mind...Hunter/Garcia
My cheap ol' Canon S450 works fine. At least most of the time. I think I was
using CUPS at the time but I've since hosed things really bad and can't print
off this box anymore. Ooops. :-)
Later,
Mr O
On Thursday 06 December 2001 03:12 pm, you wrote:
Mine's a 1120C, although it's on the
An excellent article one businesses transition to Linux.
http://www.troubleshooters.com/tpromag/200104/200104.htm
Kahli R. Burke wrote:
So, my remaining problem is getting the routes set up. There are a
couple class C subnets (206.163.164.0 and 192.68.202.0)behind the VPN,
so I figured if I just set routes for those networks to go through
ppp0, I'd be fine. This seems to work for the 192.68.202
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