Ralph Zeller wrote:
Are you sure you need the "opti" parameter?
At 02:56 PM 3/28/2001, Ben Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm passing a message in lilo.conf in the line:
append="opti hdc=ide-scsi"
and then the boot messages report
hdc: driver not present
He only needs the "opti"
Set your system time:
fritz:~ # date #view current time
Sun Apr 1 14:00:56 GMT 2001
fritz:~ # clock --adjust#add drift adjustment
fritz:~ # date 040114032001 #set system time
Sun Apr 1 14:03:00 GMT 2001
fritz:~ # clock --adjust
I have my e-smith box setup to sync to a network file server. Works great.
Regards, Jim
At 07:12 AM 4/1/2001 -0700, you wrote:
Set your system time:
fritz:~ # date #view current time
Sun Apr 1 14:00:56 GMT 2001
fritz:~ # clock --adjust#add
So, since some of us don't use e-smith, how would WE do this and
what benefit over local time setting would there be and what about
those who don't or won't use xntp?
Anyone?
tnx - jk
At 10:59 AM 4/1/2001, you wrote:
I have my e-smith box setup to sync to a network file server. Works great.
James S. Kaplan wrote:
So, since some of us don't use e-smith, how would WE do this and
what benefit over local time setting would there be and what about
those who don't or won't use xntp?
First of all, to sync your computer to the world-mind's clock, you
ought to run ntpd. (task 1) (Is
Who cares? I was just telling the group the way I do it with e-smith. You
got a problem with that, bud? YOU TALKIN' TO ME?
Hah hah.
Best wishes, Jim
At 12:08 PM 4/1/2001 -0700, you wrote:
So, since some of us don't use e-smith, how would WE do this and
what benefit over local time setting
Rob Hudson wrote:
I think it's cool to have a command line dictionary at my disposal
Me, too! Thanks, that's slick.
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Bob Miller Kbob
kbobsoft, LLC, software consulting
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Here's something else to waste time on on a Sunday afternoon.
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Well said kbob!!
I was hoping for just such a 1-2-3 tutorial.
I just use the script I posted earlier in two ways:
1) on boot up and:
2) about once a week run clock --adjust and clock --systohc -w via cron
This *usually* keeps even the most drifty PC hardware in sync. It's definitely
a good
I've been wanting to try Redundant Cartridge. I haven't made it there yet, but it
might be worth a look-see just to find out if they really are worth recommending.
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A decent used inkjet, maybe. Can anyone suggest the best second-hand
places to try?
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