I've also got one of these SMC Barcade routers. Here's the spec sheet on
the thing (can you tell if its full duplex for this?):
~Beaker
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*** SMC7004ABR Spec Sheet ***
Ports:
Four 10Base-T/100BaseTX RJ-45 ports (auto-MDIX/MDI)
One 10Base-T/100BaseTX Broadband WAN port
One DB-9 port for
I've got a hardware question: how hot is too hot WRT hard drives? The
Fujitsu 4 GB UltraSCSI drive I just did an install on is a little loud
and seems to run hot, though no errors were experienced during the
install. I stuck an digital thermometer on it: 97.1 F. This was with the
case open
I checked - 131F is max disk enclosure temp, so I guess its ok. Its
probably the noise that disturbed me - I don't think I'd want this drive
in the same room with me on a daily basis! The cooler Mr O referenced
looks good, though the addition of two more fans ought REALLY crank up
the
Sure to elicit some comment, this came from the Debian weekly news.
Ahhrr - good: keep yer damm penguins out of Beastieland j
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For those interested, the Stateful Firewalling presentation minutes
and tarball are on the Eug-LUG site. The minutes are at meeting
minutesspecial events and the tarball is on the misc page.
I will be cleaning up the minutes page soon so if there is anything
there over a year old that someone
date
What about setting the time in the BIOS? Will both
OS's recognize that properly?
--- Dexter Graphic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a command you can type at the Linux command
line to tell you
what time it is (or at least what time the computer
thinks it is)?
Don't know about Linux,
Mike O wrote:
as long as I don't forget I'll be bringing along some
older parts to get rid of. Free for the taking. Just a
couple socket 7 boards, a slot 1 board and other small
parts. Otherwise they will be donated to EFN since I
no longer desire to futz with old parts.
Cool - I like old part
want to suggest another topic, whether you'd like to speak on it or
not?
Didn't we have printing on the menu at one point? How about that?
Could be Cups or magicfilter oriented, or just plan vanilla lpf stuff.
~Beaker
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Never got an HP phone call, though.
Probably after the sixth web request originating from Eugene, OR they
realized what was going on and bagged the followup call plan ;^J
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I'm just going to bring these things to the presentation and it will be
first-come, first-served. They're no big deal really and - as we found
in the workshop - they're worthless if your box doesn't support booting
from CDROM.
~Beaker
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mike wrote:
any legalities to cross regarding duplicating them?
Don't think so - its GPL right? Even if there is none-GPL stuff on them,
it basically RedHat swag - they _want_ you to have it!
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Thiz Linuz Desktop 6.0
http://www.chaintech.thizlinux.com/products/thizlinux60/tld60_main.php
Looks like they most are catering to the asian markets (see top-level
URL http://www.thizlinux.com ), which might explain why the cheap boxes
at Frys come with it preinstalled.
Some disturbing platitudes. (what exactly is 'truth maintenance'?)
http://www.darpa.mil/iao/
I do see one upside to this otherwise gloomy situation: with lots of
DARPA $$$ significant progress might be made in the AI field.
I do wonder how sucessful goverment snooping of encrypted email would
http://www.darpa.mil/iao/
while checking out the above link I thought I'd see what was on the main
DARPA page and found this:
http://www.darpa.mil/grandchallenge/index.htm
The cash prize is a cool million (taxpayer?) dollars!
~beaker
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The course description says that its navigable by a (4x4?)pickup truck,
but the vehicle must operate autonomously and - I think - without
pit-stops for refueling, etc. The fuel with the highest energy density
thats readily available is diesel AFAIK. Any publicly available signals
are allowed,
Beaker (aka Jeff W) wrote:
The course description says that its navigable by a (4x4?)pickup truck,
but the vehicle must operate autonomously and - I think - without
pit-stops for refueling, etc. The fuel with the highest energy density
thats readily available is diesel AFAIK. Any publicly
Bob Crandell wrote:
Looks like the hardware costs are getting periously close to sky high. Too bad.
It would a lot of fun.
Well, sponsors are allowed - know any deep pockets ?
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Anyone hear Wayne Brady sing his SPAM Song (sung to the tune of War by
Edwin Starr, c.1970) on the Wayne Brady show? Pretty funny stuff.
~Beaker
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Here are the facts:
Dan does not want to use a graphical user interface (GUI) to
relate to his computer (that means no windows, icons, mice,
or pointers).
snip
He has a philosophical/political preference for
free (as in speech) software and would rather not continue
using Windows 95 and its
: *Reality Check!*
I'd like to apologize for the harsh tone of my earlier post. I'm sure
Dan deserves a hand with with breaking the Windows habit as much as
anybody. What can I say - all this rain is starting to get to me...
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Both these events/issues have been noted/added on the www.euglug.org
site. Looking forward to this Saturday's presentation!
- Beaker
Title: Regular Expressions
Presenter: Seth Cohn
Time: Saturday, January 4th, 1:00 to 3:00 PM
Place: EFN World HQ, 43 W. Broadway
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This
The next EUGLUG presentation is THIS Saturday. Be there,
DAMN! I completely spaced this (inhaling too much sawdust I guess). I so
wanted to go too as I'm trying to learn more advanced (g)awk sed
techniques. Oh well...
Could someone forward the minutes for posting on euglug.org ?
-Beaker
I'm looking for a program - preferably OS of course - that can generate
a circular bar chart (basically it looks like a pie chart but each slice
is actually a bar radiating out from the center). Ideally, the program
would accept simple ASCII data files as input. Something that can run in
a
I don't know what OS means..
Sorry - Open Source. Figured since it was a LUG list and all...
Anyways, the nearest looking thing I've found is something called a
'wind rose chart', typically used map wind data. The GDChart package
does look like it could be tweaked, but given my novice
I'm beginning to wonder if this whole movement is, for
the most part, just a drug-induced mass-hallucination.
Dexter Graphic
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V V
DEAGoon
Have we been infiltrated?
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Recently freeshell.org resurrected their gopherspace
(gopher://gopher.freeshell.org) with the idea that not only would it
help slow the protocol's demise, gopher's uniformity and starkness
make it unappealing to the various commercial interests that some feel
have monopolized the http
.. There's no
reason why you can't map a hierarchical gopher-like structure to a web
site using little or no HTML and Apache's intrinsic directory listings.
Or even using anonymous ftp for that matter.
I agree - there is no point in having/maintaining separate file trees. I
_do_ think being
Joseph Carter wrote:
I advocated use of wwwkeys.pgp.net before.. I find I must now retract
that recommendation now given that I have discovered the HKP corruption
bug. WTF is the HKP corruption bug? If you have a key, say ..
Are you sure this is a bug? Here's what the gpg manpage (on netbsd)
For those BSD folks who want/need to use ldap-authentication:
http://www.padl.com/OSS/pam_ldap.html
This has been ported to [Free|Net]BSD ; don't know about OpenBSD. I'm
not sure we really need this for just checking keyservers. Alternately,
one could just use pgp5 which I think uses ldap as
Ralph Zeller wrote:
This would have been a great mascot for ELUG, with a Northwest theme,
too bad it's already taken:
http://trace.wisc.edu/linux/pics/lars.gif
I was think'in of dressing Tux /or Beastie up like Jerry Garcia to
better reflect the Eugene experience.
-Beaker
No dice. Neither key-combos work on my home workstation, either...
Is there a file where I might find out what's up?
Or three, more likely... ahh, precious linux, precocious linux.
I'm not getting it to work either.
I assumed it's because my X server is 4.1.0 (RedHat 7.2).
Has anyone seen this
Ben Huot wrote:
select GNU textutils commands attached
These were the only ones I could find that would be useful for me as a
writer.
snip
What?!? - 'rev' isn't useful to a writer? 8^J
-beaker
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Speaking of the activism list - could someone send me the signup link
off-list? I went looking for it shortly after that graphic Dexter thread
and couldn't find it.
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Ben Barrett wrote:
| Something more important (for those of us who think we care), seriously,
| is how can we gain/retain/regain privacy *without* significantly
| impacting our familiar routines and operations??
One thing's for certain: the more
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| don't want nobody to be able to do
If you have a mixed hardware environment (such as mac, pc, sun, ...) and all
the computers must run the same OS, then linux is probably your only answer.
And if you want the OS to be consistent across that mixed hardware, then
Debian and NetBSD are likely the only choice.
Ben - FWIW, I run
Ben Barrett wrote:
PS - Anyone else want to volunteer to help with local LTSP endeavors?
I'd be up for it in a few weeks. I was planning on helping out at
Pleasant Hill but I had an appendectomy about two weeks ago and am still
feeling it. Sounds like Ken got several helping hands; maybe next
$ since I know he just loooves SCO.
Huh? What? Did someone just take my ${name-in-vain}?
Don't SCOwl Bob. (sorry, had to say it)
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Jacob Meuser wrote:
I thought it was because they acquired the rights to the original
Bell Labs UNIX - http://www.sco.com/scosource/
Yes, thats it. Here's some excerpts from an internetnews.com article
last month:
Ref: http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/1573491
The crux of the
Does anyone know how I might go about enabling incoming mail via
sendmail directly to my box, assuming it has a valid, world-readable
address? I've always just used either fetchmail or similar, but I've got
valid name now and thought it would be nice to just have it send
directly, assuming its
That still asks, how to enforce.
802.1x can use MAC based authentication. That would require the
customer to supply the MAC address before they can use it. But the
whole point is moot since they don't really care who uses it, they just
need/want to know how many are using.
Couldn't you just
[Tim Bolz] used to write up minutes for the weekly clinics and
posted them to the list back when it was at Stan's Linux Training
Center on 7th. Those were highly regarded emails!
Yes, they were. I loved reading them when I was out of area.
Maybe one of us should do the same for Tim's benefit.
I hope this will clarify how it works and answer Josheph's e-mail
about homepna. It works very well. You get dsl speeds nothing
super fast. But if there are a lot of guest on it will slow down
due to the bottleneck at the dsl going out. I got between 450-600
in the guest rooms.
You
Rob Hudson wrote:
Every morning when I come to my workstation at work (Debian testing), my
CPU is maxed out at 100%. If I look at top, I see mandb is taking up
100% CPU. Looking at my process tree shows this:
snip
Anyone have an idea of what's going on and how I can fix it?
from
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This story has been /.ed. The actual complaint can be read at
http://www.sco.com/scosource/complaint3.06.03.html
-beaker
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Bob Crandell wrote:
It's old and slow. What's to be impressed?
Why, the gesture of course.
For all those future EUGLUG CD roastings, thanks!
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It's my box but EFN's bandwidth, so the login, scheduler, however we end
up setting things up will need to download only late at night when the
line is not in use. (NB. there's at least one network backup to work
around as well)
Making an ISO from an existing CD doesn't take too long, so its just
I've been meaning to go to one of these for some time - could someone
send me the specifics?
TIA,
-beaker
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Which SVDP outlet is the 'computer' location (like the GW Coburg
location).
Its on West Broadway, a couple blocks west of Garfield (a warehouse
district).
-Beaker
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Original Message
From: - Wed Apr 02 13:27:13 2003
From: Ken Barber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [laneopensource] HB 2892 - history in the making
Oregon's House Bill 2892, a piece of legislation that I wrote,
will be heard at 8:30 am
Cooper Stevenson wrote:
Finally, I am told that the Business Software alliance _will_ be
testifying in opposition of this bill. If some of you could do some
research on the BSA and send me links of articles outlining their
practices, motivation and case history I would be very great full.
This
Finally, I am told that the Business Software alliance _will_ be
testifying in opposition of this bill.
Here's another telling link:
http://www.howtotell.com/ww/script/bsa.asp
I think perhaps BSA is a puppet organization of M$
-Beaker
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Fortunately, Mabrey's Muslix is actually _very_ well known and backed
heavily by IBM, Hewlette Packard, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, and many
others in the breakfast cereal industry. Further, Mabrey's Muslix,
powers the fifth largest prison system in the world!
M...Mabrey's.
Just thought I'd remind everyone that EUGLUG's Blog* is available for
posting off-topic material:
http://euglug.net/blogs
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I'm following the following posts from our Message Board so that they
might get actually responded to (yes, we have a msg board; its at
http://www.euglug.org/board.phtml ).
--- message 1 ---
Subject: Mandrake 9 and XP pro delay prob
Posted by: Sean on 3-Jun-03 at 10:26 pm
setup... Cable
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/mugshots/gatesmug1.html
Of course you already knew he was no good j
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Kind of surprised no one said anything about the Herding list link being
broken. Anyways, up-to-date info (for obtaining more info) has been
added and the dead link removed:
http://www.euglug.org/list.phtml
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