Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For small setups (handfuls of commodity x86 servers running in small
businesses),
Does 300+ still count as a handful? ;)
PCs are a lot more tolerant of temperature and humidity then the
mini's and mainframes of yore. The ideal temperature for most
Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 11/4/05, Bill McGonigle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[Labeling this OT since it only applies to a server environment, and
could even apply to other OS's, though Why would you want to do
that?]
#ifdef RANT
I think it's a damn freaking shame that we can
Bruce Labitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks for the suggestions on a DVD burner...
[...]
So to the questions: Is there a better program to use for this
purpose? Is there something that I can do to get k3b to work better?
I'm not too swift at the CLI, but am willing to try about anything
What entity, if any, on an Enet-equipped system is
responsible for seeing to it that the interfaces are
live and operating at (somebody's definition of) the
proper speed/duplex/etc?
I'm asking because we have some systems running
RHEL4 with some 10/100 NICs that occasionally wake
up confused
The monthly meeting of CentraLUG, the Concord/Central New Hampshire
chapter of the Greater New Hampshire Linux Users Group, occurs on the
first Monday of each month on the New Hampshire Institute Campus
starting at 7 PM.
This month, we'll be meeting in Room 146 of the Library/Learning
Michael ODonnell writes:
What entity, if any, on an Enet-equipped system is
responsible for seeing to it that the interfaces are
live and operating at (somebody's definition of) the
proper speed/duplex/etc?
ifup, nowadays. ethtool is wrapped in there too.
Try adding something like
Ted,
I can't attend the meeting tonight, I am off overseas again, but if anyone
can talk a bit about what is happening with OASIS in Massachusetts, and
(actually more important) the movement of IT selection from the executive
branch to the legislative branch, that might be worth discussing a bit.
Stephen Walli makes some astute observations in his recent blog
post[1] about how and why the Open Document standard in particular is
forcing the hand of Microsoft. He likens the current battle to those
that other major market leaders like DEC have faced in the past, and
predicts a similar fate
On 11/7/05, Jon maddog Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ted,
I can't attend the meeting tonight, I am off overseas again, but if anyone
can talk a bit about what is happening with OASIS in Massachusetts, and
(actually more important) the movement of IT selection from the executive
branch to the
Apologies if you read this twice. I should have changed the thread
topic before so that people could see this in it's own thread.
Forwarded memo from Tom Rabon
Executive Vice President Corporate Affairs at RedHat
Original Message
Subject:Massachusetts Open Document
Try adding something like
ETHTOOL_OPTS=speed 100 duplex full autoneg off
That looks promising. Thanks!
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On 11/7/05, Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or, it goes to prove there's more interest in the technically-related
political threads ...
You incorrectly perceive a few people making a lot of noise as
widespread interest.
I'll also dispute the technically-related claim; most of this
Searching for other computer-related groups in NH, I happened upon
this one, and thought a cross-posted announcement of their upcoming
meeting would be appropriate. Note that the times are AM!
Wednesday November 16, 2005
Fireside Inn Suites, West Lebanon, NH (I89, exit 20)
Continental
On Monday 07 November 2005 14:40, Ted Roche wrote:
Searching for other computer-related groups in NH, I happened upon
this one, and thought a cross-posted announcement of their upcoming
meeting would be appropriate. Note that the times are AM!
[...]
7:30
Registration, networking, and
On 11/7/05, Paul Lussier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And, with that in mind, can anyone recommend a decent,not-too-expensive video card that has digital-output for driving LCDpanels and works well with linux?Since this will be for a sw-dev environment, gaming and refresh rate
are not the focus, but
www.bookpool.com is running their once per year 47% off sale on all
O'Reilly books . I do not know how much longer it runs.
Don Leslie
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Tom Buskey wrote:
I've used a Matrox G450 to drive dual CRTs.
I'll second the Matrox G450 recommendation. I've used 'em for the exact
same purpose back before they were inexpensive. Ran it on a triple boot
system with Debian GNU/Linux, FreeBSD 4.x, and Windows 2000 Pro.
Worked great in
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