For the large file support, look for a 2.2 patch, or I
believe it'll be included in the 2.4 kernel, at least
that's what I've heard.
Aj
--- Rusty Carruth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a coincidence, a couple of questions my clients
asked me, should qualify:
How to
On 01.31 Simon Cousins wrote:
What I'm seeing more and more, however, and what makes me a little sad and
nostalgic for the pioneering days, is a general movement towards
"complaining to the developers" 'cause something doesn't work to a user's
full expectations.
I don't think so. Apart
Just my personal opinions for what this list should be.
A bit of personal history. Though I sell and consult a lot of systems with
Mandrake , I discovered this list only a few days ago. Most of my problems I
solved myself, with the help of Google search, some were answered in very
specific lists
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a coincidence, a couple of questions my clients asked me, should qualify:
How to ssh to remote computer without giving password every single time?
Well, that's actually covered in the ssh man pages (or other docs, because
I've read it and done it a year ago).
--- Sevatio Octavio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes... a zillion thanks to all the developers out there for lifting us
out of that costly hell-hole known as Microsoft. Now we can spend more
time with our work rather than screw with that piece of junk Windows.
Well, I too thank the
On Wednesday 31 January 2001 10:57 am, you wrote:
I need large file support.
20 meg to 500 meg range. Above 500 meg excuses have a better chance
of my accepting them ;-)
Large file support for the Ext2 file system is available I believe as a
patch to the kernel. This is to remove the
Agreed
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
Yes... a zillion thanks to all the developers out there for lifting us
out of that costly hell-hole known as Microsoft. Now we can spend more
time with our work rather than screw with that piece of junk Windows.
Seve
We owe a huge
Dear fellow listers,
There was a time when Linux lists were all about collaboration. Sysadmins
would collaborate with other sysadmins, hobbyists would collaborate with
other hobbyists, developers would collaborate with other developers.
It was widely understood that without the developers,
Yes... a zillion thanks to all the developers out there for lifting us
out of that costly hell-hole known as Microsoft. Now we can spend more
time with our work rather than screw with that piece of junk Windows.
Seve
We owe a huge debt of gratitude to open source developers the world over,
On Tuesday 30 January 2001 10:41 pm, Simon Cousins wrote:
Dear fellow listers,
There was a time when Linux lists were all about collaboration.
Sysadmins would collaborate with other sysadmins, hobbyists would
worthy tribute snipped
I'll try to pay you back with my evangelism of your
Cool Man!
Joe
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