Hello,
It will soon be a new year and I'm a bit confused about our
speaking schedule. I gotten my books screwed up. In any case,
let me know if you have volunteered to speak to PLUG and I haven't
scheduled you or if you haven't volunteered but would like to
volunteer to speak to PLUG.
Hhm, sounds like interesting material for an open-format LUG topic. I'd
love to see that conversation between the two of you 'on stage' at EFN HQ.
I have one client where I have to make sendmail/bind configurations,
eventually getting it done somehow, never w/o bruises, never with
sufficient
Well, due to the short notice and the impending holidays, there was a
remarkably small crowd present for Bowling for Columbine. A crowd of just
three, in fact.
I cannot recommend this film enough. It is truly a thing to see! I think
the three of us have concluded that we're all going to move
I will try it again tonight before bedtime. I figure it will take several
hours to duplicate my 40 GB drive. Which block size do you think I should
use to improve the speed? Is bigger better?
It should take 1-2 hours, if you have all the right hdparm settings.
Using Debian's
For those of you who don't mind something a tad
proprietary, Symantec's Ghost works rather well with
ext2/3 partitions and I ghosted my 20 to a 60 and a
few days later to an 80 and all I had to do each time
was use my Linuxcare CD to run lilo and I could be up
and running again. Total time for the
On 12/24/02 06am, Dexter Graphic wrote:
I will try it again tonight before bedtime. I figure it will take several
hours to duplicate my 40 GB drive. Which block size do you think I should
use to improve the speed? Is bigger better?
It should take 1-2 hours, if you have all
Jacob Meuser ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
On Tue, Dec 24, 2002 at 05:28:30AM +, Bob Crandell wrote:
;; ANSWERS:
ocicat.crandell.net.7146CNAME sd1.mailbank.com.
sd1.mailbank.com. 1426A 64.15.175.5
It looks like ocicat and sd1 are the same machine.
I don't know
On Monday 23 December 2002 09:07 pm, Bob Crandell wrote:
Being exclusive with your popcorn or should I offer my condolences to it?
Jamie
: You bite your tongue if you're talking. I guess you're right about the
: hotdogs. You aren't smelling my popcorn.
:
: Linux Rocks ! ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
The picture that formed of your proboscis hanging over my popcorn would gag a
maggot, so yes, I am being exclusive with my popcorn.
Merry Christmas.
Linux Rocks ! ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
On Monday 23 December 2002 09:07 pm, Bob Crandell wrote:
Being exclusive with your popcorn or should I
On Tuesday 24 December 2002 02:22 pm, Bob Crandell wrote:
well.. I could see how that would be disturbing... specially when you look at
this:
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~phyl/proboscis.gif
However... you can smell popcorn from quite a distance (theyby not requiring
noses to be hanging over
Dexter,
Your drive is still taking way too long. Use hdparm if necessary to set
(turn on) the speedier features of your drive. You should be able to read
and write your drive a whole lot faster than 4 hours.
Ralph
Well, that would be nice but I tested all the options you suggested
Here are some tests I just ran to see how various hdparm options
affected my system's hard drive throughput (aka data copy speed
or drive performance).
Note: hdparm can do terrible things to your hard drive and your
data so read the manual and be very careful what you type when
you use this
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