Whats the difference between an 802.11b adapter an access point?
The 802.11b adapter is a wireless LAN card and an access point is the
wireless equivalent of a switch.
Best regards,
Vikram Ranade
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On Monday 26 Sep 2005 11:14 am, Saurabh Nanda wrote:
Is the registration country-wide? It's strange that, before us, there
wasn't a society called Linux User's Group all througout India.
AFAIK a society can only be registered in a particular registration sub
district. If you want countrywide
On 9/26/05, vikram ranade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whats the difference between an 802.11b adapter an access point?
The 802.11b adapter is a wireless LAN card and an access point is the
wireless equivalent of a switch.
cost wise?
Which one would make for a more logical choice? All i need
On 9/26/05, vikram ranade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sudevji,
I assume that you are using ubuntu.I have ubuntu on my notebook and the
[SNIP]
Thanks Vikram for step by step.
Sudev Barar
Learning Linux
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This is regarding the digressed thread of Where is the Community and
the many different elements of disucssion.
Here are some replies
Ram wrote :
Call is social responsibility, call it a *request from the community*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Sounds more like dictating a social *duty*.
hI aLL,
I am looking for Slackware 10.2. I'm based in Noida and my office is in
Sector 16.
My number is 9312026470.
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Hello,
This is Nitin Gupta, one of Silent but active member
of this Community.
As i mentioned in the mails before, me and my company
Xaprio Solutions is completely shifted to linux from a
long time now. We are doing just fine, using FC4, but
its very very slow. We are on P4 2.8GHZ with 256mb
Hello,
First of all thanks a lot for relying,
were you present at the recently held freedel event?
No I wasn't.
Very nice of you , why dont you share about your
experiences at the next meet.
I would love to, but i haven't attended any meet
before so not sure about it.
|We are doing
At 2005-09-26 06:49:05 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am generally working on 3-4 applications simulatenously including
Evolution, FireFox, BlueFish, Gaim and some other small softwares,
which i think is retty normal.
Get more RAM.
-- ams
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hmmm...
More Ram, Do you guys think, shifting to Ubuntu or
Slackware will do?
Is this the problem with FC4 or with the applications
i runs or just with the RAM ??
Thanks :)
Regards,
Nitin Gupta
CEO
Xaprio Solutions
http://www.xaprio.com/
http://www.xaprio.com/forums/
nitin gupta wrote:
hmmm...
More Ram, Do you guys think, shifting to Ubuntu or
Slackware will do?
Is this the problem with FC4 or with the applications
i runs or just with the RAM ??
I use ubuntu with 256 MB ram no probs.
P.
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--- Pankaj kaushal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I use ubuntu with 256 MB ram no probs.
Do you use heavy applications with it? Also, Will i be
able to get all the packages for it?
Regards,
Nitin Gupta
CEO
Xaprio Solutions
http://www.xaprio.com/
http://www.xaprio.com/forums/
--- vikram ranade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whats the difference between an 802.11b adapter an
access point?
The 802.11b adapter is a wireless LAN card and an
access point is the
wireless equivalent of a switch.
On a side note, if you are going to buy wireless, you
should buy the one
At 2005-09-26 07:04:33 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
More Ram, Do you guys think, shifting to Ubuntu or Slackware will do?
No.
Speculation won't help you to solve performance problems. Identify the
problem before trying to solve it. And switching distributions is, in
general, not going to
Hi,
Just use X not the whole GNOME/KDE .It will save u on some RAM . I tried
this sol with my older comp it seems to be helpfull but I never actually
measured the amt of extra RAM I made available by doing so and whther is
actually did inc the RAM to other apps :).
Bye
TShah
On 9/26/05, nitin
I have the 802.11g standard router from linksys and when i got it a year and
a half ago,it cost me about Rs.6000 (i imported it). A similar model now
costs around Rs. 3000 or so now...I dont have the current prices but this is
a ballpark figure.
Hope this helps.
Best regards,
Vikram Ranade
in infinite wisdom Sandip Bhattacharya spoke thus on 09/26/05 22:02:
* Disable all unnecessary services,
That reminds me - wasn't there some issue in FC where the LANG was set
to utf8 and the locate fired off through cron would suck up the cpu.
Maybe setting LANG to en_US should help ?
Not
* Disable all unnecessary services,
Yes... That's THE most important factor why linux on the desktop runs
slow... you probably dont need portmap, atd, sendmail, sshd, etc.
etc stop service you don't need!
Nandz.
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--- nitin gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
First of all thanks a lot for relying,
were you present at the recently held freedel
event?
No I wasn't.
Very nice of you , why dont you share about your
experiences at the next meet.
I would love to, but i haven't attended
On Monday, 26 Sep 2005 22:22, Raj shekhar wrote:
in infinite wisdom Sandip Bhattacharya spoke thus on 09/26/05 22:02:
* Disable all unnecessary services,
That reminds me - wasn't there some issue in FC where the LANG was set
to utf8 and the locate fired off through cron would suck up the
I've been messing with FC4 for a few days now...and it seems a little
sluggish to me...compared to FC3or am I just imagining it?
Overall the installation was also very odd.it refused to boot after i
completed installation
Simply gave a blank screen after loading modulesI did a hard
My router is a Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G Broadband Router.
It has 4 100Mbit Lan ports as well as a DSL/WAN Port.
works great.
Best regards,
Vikram Ranade
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Was curious if there are any digital camera's that work out of the box with
linux.
I wanted to get hold of a 2~5 Megapixel one for work and I need this to work
well with
Linux.
By working well i mean that i should be able to mount it as a regular USB
drive thru a USB connector cable to copy the
Hi,
Yes even i do too face the same problem.
During installation also i was facing problem , i googled and i found that
i need to enter a word before pressing enter.
It is not even detecting mine in built lan card.
Also i found the performance not acceptable in terms of speed of
applications.
I
hmm ..odd.
I was just trying out a newer linux distro to see of there was any speed
impact
with a freshly bundled and relatively newer package selectioni guess
not...
will try to install gentoo (painfully slow on a PIII 750)
regards,
Vikram
On 9/26/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sounds interesting...will check it out...
anybody with experiences with a new Sony Cybershot? or the casio Exilim\
thanks,
Vikram
On 9/26/05, Prashant Verma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- vikram ranade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was curious if there are any digital camera's that
work out of
I already downloaded the gentoo 2005.1 universal CD and the 2005.1 packages
Cd so the sources download should be minimal (or am I mistaken?)
I plan to do the (easy) network-less install.
I did try and install Gentoo once (older release) and it took ages on a slow
PC even though i had a T1 net
May be from Rashi Peripherals, the ASUS distributor in Delhi?
Rashi Peripherals Pvt.Ltd.
312A/314 Mansarovar,
90,Nehru Palace,
New Delhi 110019.
26448428, 26448429, 51618740, 51618767, 51617665
http://www.rptechindia.com/
The router is mentioned on their site so it should be available with them.
yup...i believe it runs some version of linux anyway.a linksys modified
version.
openwrt is a nice twist
dont think i'll try it though..it works and the latest firmware is
securedont want to mess with it
On 9/26/05, Sirtaj Singh Kang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 26
On 9/27/05, vikram ranade [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sounds interesting...will check it out...
anybody with experiences with a new Sony Cybershot? or the casio Exilim\
thanks,
Vikram
Generally even if the cameras do not work with photo programs you can
mount them as usb drive and use them as
On 9/26/05, nitin gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wanted to know is there any better option for us
then FC4? It should be easy as some of our team
members are fairly new to it, but still Robust and
Faster then FC4.
Two directions to explore:
1. Look up CentOS. For running enterprise work it
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Vikram Was curious if there are any digital camera's that work
Vikram out of the box with linux. I wanted to get hold of a 2~5
Vikram Megapixel one for work and I need this to work well
On Monday, 26 Sep 2005 23:20, vikram ranade wrote:
It detected the display as VESA...so i let that be ...because i figured
that it was the safest setting.
After installing, run an upgrade to the latest updates. The new 2.6.12 FC4
kernel and x.org updates seems to have solved quite a few
On Tue, September 27, 2005 0:42, vikram ranade said:
sounds interesting...will check it out...
anybody with experiences with a new Sony Cybershot? or the casio Exilim\
thanks,
Vikram
Sony Cybershot P32. when yu connect it to Ubuntu, gThumb opens and asks me
whether i want to import the
At 2005-09-26 15:46:09 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Community license provides a free version of Community Server that
can easily be upgraded to a commercial license.
BTW, this seems like an entirely coincidental use of community. It's
not even clear to me if this communityserver.org
On Tuesday 27 September 2005 02:27, vikram ranade wrote:
yup...i believe it runs some version of linux anyway.a linksys modified
version.
openwrt is a nice twist
dont think i'll try it though..it works and the latest firmware is
securedont want to mess with it
Hey, where's
At 2005-09-27 00:39:51 +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, if you can convince them that it is a good idea for them to
participate more, and do more to promote freedom, that would be a good
thing. But that isn't a question of obligations. The community's role
is partly to create an
Hi All,
First of all, thanks a lot for helping us out. I am
very very glad to see such a good response of my
question.
I got the problem, some memory was taken by extra
services, and rest by Evolution. I think Evolution
have this serious problem for guys like me who are
using it for 15 hours a
On 9/27/05, nitin gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
First of all, thanks a lot for helping us out. I am
very very glad to see such a good response of my
question.
I got the problem, some memory was taken by extra
services, and rest by Evolution. I think Evolution
have this serious
ams == Abhijit Menon-Sen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ams [snip]
ams (I suspect you're not going to like this, but RMS has written
ams and said now and again that the Free in Free software is
ams derived from the same roots as free enterprise, and inspired
ams by the ideals
--- satyakam goswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
google
Thanks, Found the Solution :)
This Community Rules!!
This is kinda spam here, but if you guys are intrested
in Bikes or Bikers, do checkout our new website,
http://www.roadrashers.com/
Thanks Again!
Regards,
Nitin Gupta
CEO
Xaprio
On Tuesday, 27 Sep 2005 20:44, Komal wrote:
Can you tell me what exact issues they have addressed? FC4 seems too
bloated.
What do you mean by a distro which is bloated? If you want a lean install, do
a custom installation and select explicitly which packages you want to be
installed. In most
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