Re: [ilugd] Reliance speed

I am using on a notebook with RH9.0. the connection as such is stable sometimes suckxxx. Reliance Connection is only good for Browsing, I won't recommend that for Real Time Applications like VOIP etc. - Original Message - From: shantanu [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: The Linux-Delhi mailing list

[ilugd] ram for speed

friends got this old celeron some 700 odd mhz type pc. with 64mb ram. he installed redhat8 on it, and it runs really slow, especially when it comes to openoffice. he decides to upgrade ram to a nice 64 + 128 MB. machine still slow. i remembered something about swap disk being optimised for ram.

Re: [ilugd] ram for speed

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, LinuxLingam wrote: friends got this old celeron some 700 odd mhz type pc. with 64mb ram. he installed redhat8 on it, and it runs really slow, especially when it comes to openoffice. he decides to upgrade ram to a nice 64 + 128 MB. machine still slow. i remembered

Re: [ilugd] ram for speed

A 700 MZh Pc is fast enough to run linux!! It is a decent speed. You now have 192MB ram and thus the swap partition should now be set to around 384MB rather than just 200MB. It should work faster. Have hope, the horse is not dead as yet- fit enough for a few more races:-) Arvind At 03:30 PM

Re: [ilugd] Re: ram for speed

thanks guys for your inputs. just went and kicked and some tyres on the pc, and started by switching off services not needed, checked the swap was *equal* to the ram, felt shaky about messing with swap size with someone else's installed and running pc, and discovered its speed was better.

Re: [ilugd] Reliance speed

Is the connection through the serial port or USB? Also are you using a mobile instrument or a 'fixed wireless phone/terminal'? Sanjay Dutt At 11:44 AM 10/28/2003, you wrote: Its good...It works in Windows platform well as well as Linux 8.0...speed is more or less 10-11 kbps/sec in linux...no

[ilugd] Exporting mail from Evolution to Outlook

Hi, I was using Evolution mail of Red Hat Linux 9.0. I wanted to export the mail to Outlook Express or Microsoft Outlook.Can anyone tell me how would it be possible. Regards Anoop Want to chat instantly with your online

[ilugd] mtrr:

In my /var/log/messages there are sevral events like this. mtrr: your CPUs had inconsistent fixed MTRR settings mtrr: probably your BIOS does not setup all CPUs Does any body help me on this. Regards, Atul ___ ilugd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [ilugd] ram for speed

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 03:30:17PM +0530, LinuxLingam wrote: LinuxLingamfriends got this old celeron some 700 odd mhz type pc. with 64mb ram. he LinuxLingaminstalled redhat8 on it, and it runs really slow, especially when it LinuxLingamcomes to

Re: [ilugd] MBlaster II for linux too?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Well! the author is somewhat right. Because a virus written to exploit M$ boxes will make them choke the network. Secondly, If a Linux box is running an application on the target port it will have to take the massive DOS of the exploited M$

Re: [ilugd] Re: ram for speed

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 LL == linuxlingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: LL thanks guys for your inputs. just went and kicked and some LL tyres on the pc, and started by switching off services not LL needed, checked the swap was *equal* to the ram, felt shaky

RE: [ilugd] OSA Open Source Architecture from Redhat

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] i.org] On Behalf Of Tarun Dua Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 3:53 PM To: The Linux-Delhi mailing list Subject: [ilugd] OSA Open Source Architecture from Redhat quote solutions today are constructed in an

Re: [ilugd] Re: ram for speed

Issue here is not, we can resize or not without reinstalling. Issues is, we can add more swap in any form, without re-installing. that we can choose a favourite file name. example swap.txt dd if=/dev/zero of=/swap.txt bs=1024 count=according to swap size you want mkswap /swap.txt swapon

Re: [ilugd] ram for speed

Hi, I hope your system now has two RAM DIMMs 64 + 128. That is bound to slow down your system. Remove the 64 MB, and run using a single 128MB chip. You will experience better performance. As for swap, if you see the swap usage close to 170 MB or so then you may create additional swap file - see

Re: [ilugd] XFree86 Problem

On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 13:19, A. Madhusudan , Gurgaon wrote: HI, I am quite new to Linux and have just installed zipslack in my system from Slackware Linux. I got the installers for Xfree86 4.3.0 from their ftp site and installed it for x Terminal. After installation and configuration, when I

[ilugd] (fwd) [Full-Disclosure] Local root vuln in kpopup

[Please upgrade as soon as a fix is available if you use kpopup on any platform. Disable it in the meantime -- Raju] This is an RFC 1153 digest. (1 message) -- Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: b0f [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender: