I need help solving a problem, pointers to existing solutions will be
most appreciated. Suggestions about developing a "roll your own"
solution should consider that there is an existing commercial product
that addresses this particular problem, and my desire is the solution
not the exercise of de
(sorry to chime in so late, haven't kept up with email while I've been traveling
to attend some training seminars :-)
When I used to teach training courses for Digital, it initially baffled me why
customers would pay significant prices to send employees to the courses I taught,
when I'd learned w
All,
I just did an ftp install of RH6.2beta to see if it has any major
advances. There are a few new things. It's based on kernel 2.2.15. Also,
if you do a custom install, they have added "clustering" as one of the
package groups (I think the clustering package is pvm). The MESA drivers
ar
At 06:50 PM 2/21/2000 , you wrote:
i'll take them!!! shoot me your email addy
~kurth
>Hi all,
>
>I'm about to get a new system here at home (that only brings me up to 3, 4 if
>you cound my wifes :) However, the concession I had to make was to agree to
>get rid of some of the stuff I have
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Dave Seidel wrote:
> Even worse, it's spelled "polygamy"!!!
Polygamy: Too many wives.
Monogamy: The same.
(Had to be said... ;)
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> > I'm about to get a new system here at home (that only brings me up to 3,
4 if
> > you cound my wifes :) However, the concession I had to make was to
agree to
>^
>
> That's terrible!! First of all, it's spelled "wives". Second, poligamy
is
> illegal here. Third, they hav
Paul Lussier wrote:
> I'm about to get a new system here at home (that only brings me up to 3, 4 if
> you cound my wifes :) However, the concession I had to make was to agree to
^
That's terrible!! First of all, it's spelled "wives". Second, poligamy is
illegal here. Thir
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, tom r <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> Oh yeah,
>
> In addition to the minor device number for the 16 bit audio device. I can't
> remember the command to create a device. Could anyone clue me in ?
mknod(1)
See also /dev/MAKEDEV and /usr/src/linux/Documentation/devic
MAKEDEV (all caps).
jeff smith
tom r wrote:
>
> Oh yeah,
>
> In addition to the minor device number for the 16 bit audio device. I can't
> remember the command to create a device. Could anyone clue me in ?
>
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Oh yeah,
In addition to the minor device number for the 16 bit audio device. I can't
remember the command to create a device. Could anyone clue me in ?
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Benjamin Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The second option would be to copy the Linux kernel to the Windows
> filesystem, and use LOADLIN.EXE to boot it from MS-DOS. You can even set it
> up with an MS-DOS CONFIG.SYS Boot Menu. This is simple and non-invasive. If
Could someone with a working 16 bit /dev/dspW device send me the minor number ?
Thanks
TomR
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Matt Herbert wrote:
> I excitedly agreed to help him install Red Hat 6.1. To my surprise and
> disappointment, I couldn't get it installed to save my life. He has a new
> system with a 27 GIG IDE hard drive. When he set the system up, he
> formatted a ~24 GIG Windows partio
Hi all,
I'm about to get a new system here at home (that only brings me up to 3, 4 if
you cound my wifes :) However, the concession I had to make was to agree to
get rid of some of the stuff I have in the basement.
It's old, and not even guaranteed to work :) What I have is a few old SCSI
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Jerry Feldman wrote:
> I would love to see a full-featured Partition Magic for Linux. On the +
> side, some distributions like Mandrake do use Partition magic. It is the
> one program that I keep windows around for.
FYI, if you have Partition Magic 4 (or probably 5, too, b
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt wrote:
> Hm the plot thickens, if you notice that my last message says it was
> from [EMAIL PROTECTED] which it shouldn't [EMAIL PROTECTED] is that
> account and my user account on my computer is adam
Seems you've fixed the fetchmail problem. Now yo
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt wrote:
> # Configuration created Mon Feb 21 13:49:11 2000 by fetchmailconf
> set postmaster "adam"
> set nobouncemail
> set properties ""
> set daemon 5
> poll pop.netzero.net with proto POP3
>user "billyjoeray" there with password "" is adam here
> options
I would love to see a full-featured Partition Magic for Linux. On the + side,
some distributions like Mandrake do use Partition magic. It is the one
program that I keep windows around for.
On 21 Feb 00, at 15:14, Joshua Flythe wrote:
>
> You could also Version 2 of fips which supports fat32.
ill be there with my brother-in law again, chris
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Derek Martin wrote:
> Maybe, but not without seeing your fetchmailrc and some of the error
> messages!
>
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Here's my .fetchmailrc
# Configuration created Mon Feb 21 13:49:11 2000 by fetchmailconf
set pos
Thanks Chris. It should be a good meeting.
Jerry
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You could also Version 2 of fips which supports fat32. This is what I
used to repartition my system. Although, after having used Partition
Magic in the past and now fips, I like Partition Magic much more.
Both utilities will do the job though.
JDF
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, M
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Matt Herbert wrote:
>
> Hey everybody,
>
> After an awesome quake 3 LAN party this weekend :), one of my friends
> decided he wanted to try linux on his system. I excitedly agreed to
> help him install Red Hat 6.1. To my surprise and disappointment, I
> couldn't get it in
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt wrote:
> Here's my minor problem I set up fetchmail to get my email from the
> billyjoeray account on pop.netzero.net so that I could use pine instead of
> some program like netscape mail that does it all itself. All was fine
> until I logged in as root and found
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Jim Ryan wrote:
> How can I associate a file type with a program? For example, I use
> the KDE desktop in RH 6.1 and a .jpg file is associated with kview.
> If I wanted associated with another program, how do I change it?
This can be done from .mailcap in your home direct
I use SuSE, and did not have any trouble with either my 8.4GB when I
got it or my 20GB. For LILO purposes, as mentioned, the kernel and
friends need to be before the 1024th cylinder. For a while I had been
advocating using one big root partition, but for fsck purposes that may
not be a wise ch
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Matt Herbert wrote:
>
> Hey everybody,
>
> After an awesome quake 3 LAN party this weekend :), one of my friends
> decided he wanted to try linux on his system. I excitedly agreed to
> help him install Red Hat 6.1. To my surprise and disappointment, I
> couldn't get it in
Hm the plot thickens, if you notice that my last message says it was
from [EMAIL PROTECTED] which it shouldn't [EMAIL PROTECTED] is that
account and my user account on my computer is adam
-Adam-
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt wrote:
> Here's my minor problem I set up fetchmail t
I similarly installed RH 6.1 on my Athlon system at home this weekend. I
experienced the same thing. What I found was that I had to create the /
partition before the 1024 cylinder. On new systems that is before the
first 8.4gb of disk space. Installing after that the Linux kernel can
not boot up.
Here is where you can go and look at the two logos.
http://jflythe.ne.mediaone.net/gnhlug/
You can order either one. I need 25 of each to make it cost effective. We
can also do them on front or back, but I forgot to ask the printer if there
was an extra charge if we did some of each (I doubt i
> Anyone remember the URL for that cool page full of tux images?
http://lwn.net/Gallery/
Be sure to notice that my project's logo occupies the #2 spot :-)
Jeff
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Did you have a /boot partition near the beginning of the drive?
Jerry
-Original Message-
From: Matt Herbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, February 21, 2000 2:00 PM
Subject: Redhat Install on 27 GIG IDE
>
>Hey everybody,
>
>After an awesome
Hey everybody,
After an awesome quake 3 LAN party this weekend :), one of my friends
decided he wanted to try linux on his system. I excitedly agreed to
help him install Red Hat 6.1. To my surprise and disappointment, I
couldn't get it installed to save my life. He has a new system with
a 27
Here's my minor problem I set up fetchmail to get my email from the
billyjoeray account on pop.netzero.net so that I could use pine instead of
some program like netscape mail that does it all itself. All was fine
until I logged in as root and found that I had 300 and some odd messages
from [EMAIL
How can I associate a file type with a program? For example, I use the KDE
desktop in RH 6.1
and a .jpg file is associated with kview. If I wanted associated with
another program, how do
I change it?
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Kurth Bemis wrote:
> subscribe gnhlug
AFAIK, you *are* subbed. And this isn't the right address for subscription
anyway.
Suzanne
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While cleaning out some old email I ran across this October
TBTF newsletter (always worthwhile in its own right) that
had an article about takeitoffline.com - I provide relevant
excerpts below. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: off-topic threads can be
pursued via a URL trivially created for the purpose, rathe
Greetings,
Anyone remember the URL for that cool page full of tux images?
I want to put up a few posters for the installfest here at Dart this coming saturday.
Actually, if anyone that has artistic talent wanted to take a tux image and put a green "D" on his tummy for the poster that would be
FYI -
Softpro Books, O'Reilly, VA Linux Systems, the Worcester LUG
and the Boston UNIX & Linux UG are doing Linux Day at the new
Softpro in Marlboro, MA. Saturday, Feb 19.
All are welcome. Details below.
http://www.softpro.com/events.html
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Jerry Kubeck writes:
|>
|> For those who haven't seen or don't remember the logos, Let me know and I
|> will tell you where to go look at them.
|>
|> Jerry
|>
Please tell me where the logo is.
Dave
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The research on the Stark Mill Brewery went well Saturday. Easy to get to
and the food is good. The room is the Riverview Room, 3rd floor (I don't
know where I got Skyview).
If enough of us say we are going to eat there, then the owner will provide
a little extra ( I think this is what he was ind
At 10:05 AM 2/21/2000 , you wrote:
what do the logos look like?
~kurth
>Here's the deal on the T-shirts, sweatshirts, & mugs.
>
>The printer I went to can't do more than 4 colors so she has recommended
>another printer who can do up to 8 colors (ours has 6). I am getting final
>prices and time
Here's the deal on the T-shirts, sweatshirts, & mugs.
The printer I went to can't do more than 4 colors so she has recommended
another printer who can do up to 8 colors (ours has 6). I am getting final
prices and time frames, but they won't be ready by Feb 29th.
In order to keep the price reason
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