to preference.
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extension, and the existing config stays in place.
The only time I can remember being bitten by config wierdness across
updates was - you guessed it, the Kubuntu upgrade I did at the weekend.
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taken to the knacker's yard now, so we shouldn't
have to worry about it any more.
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tricky...
Transparency is turned on, wobbly windows etc. is turned off. The general
appearance is pretty much identical to what worked well in Kubuntu 8.10.
Note that I can't see any difference in loading whether I'm doing anything
or not...
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, but that amount of grunt when the system is
completely idle is a bit much...
Does anyone know how to start tracking the problem down? This machine is
going to end up being another Fedora beast if I can't get to the bottom of
it :-(
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-r vfx
Disconnect with ctrl-a d.
This is handy when talking to a target where you don't have any spare
display capability; this works from any terminal you can attach (e.g. an
SSH session).
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I don't know about cats though...
What's to know? Sainsbury's are doing curry sauce for 4p a jar. That about
covers the topic, I reckon...
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in at the block level?
Linux has supported the HFS+ filesystem for many years...
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Being a fairly close replica, it does indeed compare with OSX - and
favourably at that. No-one said anything about beating it :-)
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(*) - one of which went
Which I means I have to make some modifications in the makefile.
can u please guide me for this or can we have a concall setup at your
preferrable time.
Send him a pro-forma invoice. He'll go away real quick :-)
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installation. What did I do to get
them to work? Nothing at all. I just don't mess with things that don't
need messing with.
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Nah, that wouldn't happen is a DSG shop, would it?
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this sort of thing - so doing it on the NAS box might not be the best
place for it. Is the hardware similar to your workstation machine? That
would make life a lot simpler...
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- are you a professional troll?
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We have DKMS in Ubuntu
...and everywhere else as well.
DKMS isn't quite as clean as it might be - but it does give the lie to all
those waily you've got to recompile the kernel just to use Linux FUDs...
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a DKMS
configuration file. This describes what code is to be built, and how.
At boot time, the DKMS manager inspects the list of known things against
the kernel just booted. Any that aren't available are built then and
there, and added to the available modules.
It's really pretty simple...
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Just read back my earlier reply...
That's not to say that you haven't got MGCP to the
phones - but a cursory search didn't turn up any phones that do that...
s/any phones/any soft phones/
Sorry about that.
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...).
And yes - I have tried sda1 instead of hda1 :-)
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As John said, check distroverpkg in /etc/yum.conf, and see what
foo-release files you can find in /etc.
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In fact come to think of it whenever I've run things inside
virtual machines - it always seems a bit slow and clunky.
Does your CPU support virtualisation, or are you doing everything in
software?
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acts in my book.
There's always Freecycle - although most of the kit on there is simply
unusably old.
Perhaps we should have a kit up for grabs page on the Wiki?
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Hi Jacqui,
So anyone have sparc drive lying around they can spare :-)
I have some oddments of Sparc on the shelf - what exactly are you looking
for?
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For some people, rightly or
wrongly, content is more important than presentation.
Isn't that another reason to avoid DAB? :-)
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Erm... And we all speak European, I take it?
Whats European ? Never heard of that language.
ITYF that was the point...
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ITYF that was the point...
Noo ...
Look up.
See that thing, way up there? Directly over your head?
That was Lisi's comment...
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lines were
publicly owned, I wouldn't worry.
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iron...
A circular saw is just a motor; pretty much any motor controller circuit
or even a lighting dimmer circuit could be adapted for the job.
Just remember you're switching a *huge* inductive load - so spec all your
components appropriately, and don't forget those reverse-EMF diodes...
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is the staple of my Windows work.
Sod it, I need a coffee and a smoke, as Im getting outta my tree here.
:-))
I've been known to have a rant whilst out of my tree - but it's a bit
early on a Sunday, even for me.
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* to be charitable...
My definition of crap: Software that costs me a lot of money because
it is slow and it crashes.
And you use Windows?
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are easily abused.
The solution, IMHO, is to educate your programmers. Sadly, most people
seem to want to alter languages instead :-(
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I have an old style computer monitor - probably 6 or 7 years old - which
has recently begun behaving oddly. It suddenly goes a deep purple
colour.
It's probably the monitor dying - but before you bin it, *check* it's not
something silly like the cable starting to fall out...
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{
result = slow_path();
}
return (result);
It might be dull to read, but it's clear, it's accurate, and it will
compile down to one branch taken - which is optimal for the general case -
unless the particular architecture can do non-branching conditionals.
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that the
ISP in question is sufficiently gung-ho about throttling heavy users.
It would be a better assumption to assume that almost all ISPs are simply
trying to get their costs as low as possible. If that means the mean data
rate falling during periods of heavy usage, most of them just don't care.
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(with sufficient privilege) could overcome that
protection...
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What I'm looking for a is a boot CD
that has RAID and LVM support built in.
Fedora...
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recritter.
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way. Oh - and she had two siblings in tow as well.
Sadly, she passed away a couple of years ago. Right to the end, though,
she still swore blind she was in her sixties...
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fidelity than a moderate sound card?
Minidisc does many things well, but high fidelity is not amongst them[1].
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2. Kernel config
Does Lenny leave the .config for the current kernel somewhere handy?
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confirmed that we did indeed have a licence...
I wonder how many people with a less bellicose attitude than mine get
brow-beaten into paying for a licence they don't need?
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not.
If you're just worrying about what drives you currently have, why not set
up a degraded RAID-1 until you can get the disk you want?
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That's also indicative of a screen failure. I've found backlights can
become intermittent before failure.
I've also found many inverter faults are actually cable faults - they can
often be repaired...
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build something like this, just to see how
easy RAID is under Linux. Just don't go spending serious money on that :-)
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I have reset root
passwords from a live cd or DVD, as, I am sure, have most of us.
Actually, I'm not sure I ever have. How bizarre.
There are quite a number of Windows machines without an Administrator
password, mind... :-)
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GCSEs are equivalent to your O Levels
Oh no they're not.
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Anyone know what's going wrong?
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Is the script in the wrong place in the boot order?
Yep. It was in the default runlevel. I added it to boot, and all seems
well.
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password set. Your production
machine definitely should...
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on this hardware (the docs
note that DMA doesn't work very well on the ultra 10). Shame - I wanted
this to work...
I've got an Ultra 5 to try later...
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in several
places on t'interweb. It servers no purpose to keep repeating the same
issue.
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to a shorter output stream[1] some input streams
will necessarily lead to longer lones :-(
A universal compressor fails the Counting Argument.
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[1] i.e. I'm ignoring the trivial (and useless) solution of just copying
input to output, thereby achieving zero compression and zero expansion on
all streams
Doesn't have to be data storage -- it could be low-bandwidth comms,
for example.
...In which case, a good model of the expected data would probably be a
more effective solution.
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erroneous) press on ZDNet. I was under orders not to reveal that
iLink and FireWire were one and the same.
Ho hum.
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Hi All.
I'm trying to bring some of my old Sparcs into operation. I'm having
trouble gett Aurora onto an Ultra 10 - it complains of being unable to
find any devices of the type needed from this installation type.
Anyone seen this before?
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with DOS might be difficult (I don't know if Aapche runs atop
DOS), but running some command-line stuff is easily achievably by way of
CGI. It's as simple as adding the +ExecCGI override in your Apache
config...
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over[1], you've got no hope...
Setting up your own DNS server is *easy*. Really, really easy. And the
performance improvement it generates is well worth it, even if you never
want to do anything more complex.
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[1] I used to be a Force9 customer. Their DNS servers were so flakey, I
investigated
Or use Apache with Mono.
Or shoot yourself firmly through the head.
Mono is a trojan. It will compromise your Freedom at some point in the
future. And it is *massive* overkill just to be able to run an external
command from Apache...
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Setting up your own DNS server is *easy*.
Do you have a recommended howto Vic? Or is this more a case of JFGI? :)
It's more JFDI than JFGI :-)
Most modern distros seem to ship a nameserver configured as caching-only,
so all you need do is to install it (yum install bind or somesuch),
start
I've still yet to here a coherent non-hand-wavy non-tinfoil-hat
argument against mono that stands up.
It's released under GPL, yet it contains material licenced from Microsoft
that you are not permitted to sublicence.
I think that's enough of an issue right there...
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How do I flush the DNS cache on a Netgear DG834G v.4?
Does it *have* a DNS cache?
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report to the people who need to see it is proving very tricky indeed.
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is on the server to make
sure that port is open on the firewall.
Most FTP servers allow you to specify the port range that will be used for
the PASV connection, so you can open a range on the firewall use them
for FTP.
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not like the customer would mind
stumping up the £160-odd fee...
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with 6dB, and his boss then
incorrectly noted it as 60dB and didn't think that at all odd.
Ho hum. Looks like Demon will soon be losing another customer.
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Best bet is a strongly worded letter to Demon customer service stating if
they don't arrange a BT visit then it is good bye.
Demon Customer Service appear to be the same outsourced bunch... :-(
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the woodwork, and your name is instantly mud...
Sanitising input really isn't onerous - it's less work than writing the
email to tell us why you don't think you need to - and it will defend your
code against whatever Management might want to do with it in the future...
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I've not bought a low from them (I already own most of the music I like),
but I've found a couple of bands on there that I like.
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Is Google down, or is my ISP playing up?
I get this site may damage your computer on *everything*, and I can't
get to the search results unless I manually type in the URL...
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Is Google down, or is my ISP playing up?
Seems to be back now.
stopbadware.org is not responding, though - looks like Google have chagned
their mind about relying on them...
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Reckon they did it one take? (after testing all of the individual
components)
Nope. There's at least one splice in there (probably two).
Still pretty impressive though - if ultimately rather pointless...
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. We sell many copies of SpinRite every single day to the
many people who are having serious trouble with their modern drives.
This bit is just fluff - the fact that you can sell snake oil to someone
who is desperate enough to try anything means nothing at all.
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The data I am backing up is in ext3 format, would I be best of using
ext2 or ext3 for the external drive? Or any other file system?
Choose ext3 over ext2 for this sort of thing - ext2 is very fragile in
respect of power loss, random unplugging, etc. ext3 is very much more
reilient.
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So I can assume from that then that I don't need to symlink anything to
anywhere??
Yes.
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That sounds like the Verified By Visa programme, which is pretty
much a disaster area.
Yep. An iframe on a merchant site that claims to be your bank, but is
actually sent from a website that *isn't* your bank.
And they wonder why people fall for scams...
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960264 kB RAM
Put some more RAM in.
It's cheap, and will give you a better return on your efforts than
anything else...
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Interesting. Does that mean that grub2 will have LVM support + loads of
filesystems, or does it mean that /etc/default can't be in such a place?
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fetchmail or the like to grab everything and reprocess
locally - but a better solution would be just to turn off the catch-all.
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The bounces will only end up going to
people that didn't send the SPAM, as From: headers are always faked,
often with real email addresses.
That's why you *never* bounce such mail; always reject it or deal with it.
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Anyway, I forgot about it till now, and I'm at work, and I'd like to check
progress.
You could attach another terminal, then use ps to find the process in
question and lsof to find out what it's doing...
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. Setting my external device as
the preferred unit makes no difference whatsoever: Amarok still uses the
internal device.
Any suggestions?
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Hmm - having to buy a 50UKP netgear router is enough to put me off
them.
I was thinking just the same.
I already own an identical piece of kit; having to buy one just to sign up
means I'm not going to sign up...
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in compressibility
without noticeable difference of the image.
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Terrifying for a couple of minutes (none of my drives could be found), but
actually very simple to fix.
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It won't blow voltage regulators - the CardBus socket is protected.
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That router is the last piece of kit they're selling in here. Shame, I
used to think they were a decent company.
After their traffic hijacking stunt? There's no way I'd buy Belkin now.
It might have been 5 years ago, but that sort of thing is plain
unforgiveable.
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It might have been 5 years ago, but that sort of thing is plain
unforgiveable.
Whats the traffic hijacking stunt?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2003/11/07/help_my_belkin_router/
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is the worst bit - and that's more
bandwidth-intensive than compute-heavy).
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in what Amarok puts out. I can hear it
through headphones, but not through the onboard speakers...
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had other problems :-(
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the output plugin of whichever player you're using have any settings?
Loads - but I can't find anything related to headphones or speakers.
Nor does anything else generate sound, though - Kubuntu sets up a
login/logout noise by default (very annoying), and that doesn't do
anything either.
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-the-noise-down/
That's the boy - I now have working sound :-)
your option won't be the same as mine
After some hours of trial-and-error, the correct option is : lenovo-101e.
Just like your WebBooks :-)
Ho hum. I feel somewhat deflated now...
Anyway - thanks for the prod.
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has dried out.
Remove the cooler, clean everything with acetone, re-apply grease.
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filesystem (which is where it's
heading).
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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away from RH-based distros just
yet...
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