KDE's screensavers aren't nearly as cool as xscreensavers. Can I use
xscreensavers under KDE? What do I edit where? (RedHat box)
I want to benchmark my read speeds on my cdrom's. How? I only seem to be
finding info in French or Japanese.
And for those interested: the latest latest Mandrake 8.
I would try it this way.
/dev/hda -> linux/gnu :-)
/dev/hdb -> Winders
/dev/hdc->CDROM
Winders doesn't really require primary master but does prefer first channel.
Disconnect your linux drive, install 98, reconnect linux, update lilo. When
you reboot with the linux drive reconnected it'll be the
Rob
Try this page.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/LILO-4.html
from what it sound like it should work.
I know grub does the same thing in a different way. If lilo doesn't work you
can use grub from a boot floppy.
Tim
On Tuesday 12 February 2002 14:39, you wrote:
> I'm wanting to install wi
I was on slashdot and they had something about wearable so I checked out the
link. It's really cool. I want one.
http://www.hitachi.co.jp/Prod/vims/wia/eng/main.html
The only bad thing is it's running windows ce. I'd wipe it and install
linux. Or possibly they might offer a linux version. :
Wow.
I was forced to use kde today. I am very very impressed by what kde has
to offer the overworked internet programmer in the way of features. I
think billg was using kde2 when he came up with that whole
internet/desktop integration idea.
Just wow. I mean wow.
I am an official Konvert.
"Enoug
Rob Hudson wrote:
> So, does Linux have a problem being a slave to windows?
Linux can be a slave. Linux can be dominant. Linux will lick your
boot or it will grind its boot into your face. Linux doesn't care
whether you're straight, gay, top, bottom, bi, or celebate.
Linux goes all ways.
Oh
So, does Linux have a problem being a slave to windows? The following
scenario would be optimal for both linux and windows, according to the
cited webpage:
/dev/hda -> windows (master primary)
/dev/hdb -> linux (slave primary)
/dev/hdc -> cdrom (master secondary)
/dev/hdd -> none
-Rob
> On
On Tue, Feb 12, 2002 at 04:34:27PM -0800, Rob Hudson wrote:
> For windows, the preferred is...?
>
> /dev/hda -> Windows hard drive (master primary)
> /dev/hdb -> none
> /dev/hdc -> Linux (master secondary)
> /dev/hdd -> CDROM (slave secondary)
>
> I originally put the CD on the other IDE con
For windows, the preferred is...?
/dev/hda -> Windows hard drive (master primary)
/dev/hdb -> none
/dev/hdc -> Linux (master secondary)
/dev/hdd -> CDROM (slave secondary)
I originally put the CD on the other IDE controller b/c I've heard it
is faster this way. If I use Linux more, would I
Windows wants master primary. Linux doesn't care. If you make Linux hdc, all you
have to do is adjust fstab to fit and tell lilo how to boot.
Rob Hudson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
>
>I'm wanting to install windows 98 on my system. Currently it is a
>linux only machine. My drive configuration
I am trying Sylpheed for the first time and so far I have been more impressed with it
than with any other mail program in quite some time. I'm waiting for he other shoe to
drop or for all my mail to suddenly disappear... What is the downside to Sylpheed?
Why don't I hear more about it?
TimH
I'm wanting to install windows 98 on my system. Currently it is a
linux only machine. My drive configuration is as follows:
/dev/hda -> Linux hard drive (master primary)
/dev/hdb -> none
/dev/hdc -> want to be windows drive (master secondary)
/dev/hdd -> CDROM (slave secondary)
/dev/hdc ha
Thanks Jacob -- what you wrote about v1/v2 issues as well as ssh-keygen
options, as well as the 2.9.x problem, as well as the compatibility with
already trustes hosts at upgrades, are good pointers and will keep me
busy(and quiet) for the near future ... Horst
On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Jacob Meuse
On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 10:29:41PM -0800, Larry Price wrote:
>
>You may be running into the fact that efn filters incoming
>connections to privileged ports (<1024) with the exception of ident(113).
>
No; he is connecting *from* efn to an address outside efn. BTW, i can't
ping or traceroute to t
On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Jacob Meuser wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 09:59:01PM -0800, Horst wrote:
> > My box: Mkd 8.1 ; sshd version OpenSSH_2.9p2:
garcia.efn.org SunOs 4.1.4
OpenSSH_2.5.2p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090600f
> I remember some mention of compatability problems with Open
On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 09:59:01PM -0800, Horst wrote:
> My box: Mkd 8.1 ; sshd version OpenSSH_2.9p2:
>
> I can NOT ssh from efn to my box.
> I can ssh from my box to efn.
> I can ssh to another box RH_6.1 (800 mi away)
> I can ssh from that RH_6.1 box to my box
Just curious, which
On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Larry Price wrote:
> Hmmm, a puzzler ;-)
>
> how about using the -l option to skip verifying identity and use password
> instead, do you still get the same results?
YES, STILL THE SAME RESPONSE (verbose clip below)
(BTW, I shut portsentry down for this test)
Hmmm, a puzzler ;-)
how about using the -l option to skip verifying identity and use password
instead, do you still get the same results?
I just tried ssh'ing back to my workstation from garcia and it sez
connection refused which is what I expect...
http://www.efn.org/~laprice( Communi
Ben and Larry, thanks for the feedback.
To add more info, yes, the RH box (800 mi away) is outside my LAN (-: ,
and so is efn. I was also able to connect to the RH box from efn (and I am
pretty sure I was the first one on efn who established ssh connection to
that site).
I find it hard to belie
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