As far as GUI's are concerned, I'm still trying to recover
from seeing the Mac OS-X on a 17 Powerbook :-).
When will KDE/Gnome/Anything-opensource-on-linux will
match that interface?
Aviram Jenik wrote:
have an as-you-type spell checker which will (IMO) set a new UI
standard. Eat
your heart out
We've been through a similar discussion and people back then also
suggested the ping method.
I wonder what's wrong with maxfail 0+persist?
It works for me for a few months now (not that my line is flaky, but
I noticed that if and when it fails the line gets recovered without my
intervention.
I
Hi Harmeet,
I'd recommand you to start at http://www.tldp.org/ (The Linux
Documentation Project) and dig from there. You are also likely
to find good books about the internals of the Linux kernel both
on-line and off-line (e.g. Amazon).
And last but not least, google.com is your friend here too,
I have multiple desktops on my Linux machine and found this
feature to be much more convenient - don't have to keep
jumping from one desktop to another, can find and switch among
windows in the same desktop quickly, can overview my desktop easely,
the shrinking and the reverse operation keep the
Nadav Har'El wrote:
Actually, the protest *is* working. Yesterday my officemate saw one of those
protest sites, and asked me what it was. It turned out that he didn't know
Good on you! You have just described what I consider to be one of the
best end results I would expect from this protest -
guy keren wrote:
that into account. assuming the GUI library is not thread-safe, you'll
need to make sure you perform all GUI operations from within one thread
only - this requires some 'thread-to-thread' delegation mechanism - not
hard to implement, but requires _some_ time.
Why is
Thanks.
Reminds me how long it was since I last played with this stuff
(Motif on IRIX circa 1996-7).
guy keren wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
guy keren wrote:
that into account. assuming the GUI library is not thread-safe, you'll
need to make sure you perform all GUI
Official Flamer/Cabal NON-Leader wrote:
Yez! I've finally used linguistics on this list ;-).
Next step - write a program to do this for you :).
--Amos
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Why not?
You are talking about debian Testing, which as far as I know goes through
a little more filtering, and if nothing has changed then there is no
point in
re-building Packages.gz
Also, as far as I can tell, the date you quote actually reflects the date at
the original site (so the mirror
Has it occurred to anyone that such a state of secrecy about
Oded's Forum (whatever that is) could indicate that it's actually
some sort of a Fifth Column sponsored by Microsoft in order
to smear its opponent's standing?
(OK, OK, OK, so it sounds paranoid, but I can't manage to stop
wondering
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
retrieve it with `date' and not with `hwclock' (I'm using NTP and
syncronizing the time with NTP, then updating the hardware clock can be a
pain).
Do you use ntpdate once in a while or do you run the ntp daemon all
the time?
If you have an NTP daemon running and connected
Rony Shapiro wrote:
What about cvs -qn up -r bugfix16?
Exactly my point - you have to define a label bugfix16, and adhere to that
naming convention. What if someone creates a label BugFix18? The system
does not enforce any policy - you need the discipline to adhere to naming
conventions,
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Shaul Karl wrote:
My true suggestion is to raise the problem on
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll probably do that. That's actually the information I was really
looking for.
I'm not sure it's the right forum, but there is a debian-mirrors
moderated mailing list
Hello,
I've just noticed that it's possible to vote for your favourite issues at
the OpenOffice.org issues database and wanted to point this option out
to others, so issues we are more concerned with might get ahead in
the queue.
(I'm writing this because only today I noticed that voting is
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Geoffrey S. Mendelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I found that the best way to use a digital camera is to treat the memory
cards as film. You buy several of them acording to your needs and replace
one when it gets full.
What's wrong with dumping files onto a hard
The first thing that comes up to mind when SNMP+Free is mentioned
is the CMU snmp package.
I think the following is a good startting point about it:
http://www.net.cmu.edu/groups/netdev/software.html
Looking up the UCD SNMP project I found the following:
http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/
In short -
There was a mentioning of a mailing list about programming called
Israel Hackers or Hacker IL or something like this. Try looking it up,
maybe start with the archives of linux-il because this is were I heard
about this list.
Harmeet Uppal wrote:
Howdy All,
I have an urgent need to make a three
Gil Freund wrote:
Gabor Szabo wrote:
Freedom ?
Not in the Israeli business vocabulary...
Before one hails and advocates OSS one has to educated for better IT
thinking:
Find out what the business requirement are.
Strip out MS-talk (mail and scheduling instead of exchange...).
List the true
110 is the errno number (/usr/include/asm/errno.h):
#define ETIMEDOUT 110 /* Connection timed out */
Ori Idan wrote:
On Thursday 18 September 2003 10:28 pm, Lior Kaplan wrote:
Sound likes the FW.
Port 110???
(yes, I know that's pop3 port).
That's what I thought but since this
Are you aware of the requirement to download manually the up2date
package, as described in a light-blue box at the top of
https://rhn.redhat.com/?
--Amos
Ori Idan wrote:
I try to run rhn_register on a remote machine.
I get the following error:
A socket error occured: (110, 'Connection timed
I've seen somewere in up2date or rhn configs that there are both
http and https (or secure and non-secure) options, maybe you
can try telling rhn to use the http protocol?
I haven't found how to tell rhn to do this, but I guess it can be done.
Ori Idan wrote:
RHN uses port 443 (https).
I
Gabor Szabo wrote:
In relation to our previous discussion about the use
of FOSS[1] in Israel, why not approach it from the basic assumption that IT
managers are risk averters.
Just a few days ago there was a quote of a guy from CA(?) saying that
Israelis are pragmatists and will usually adopt new
I have the great pleasure to help someone try Linux and am not sure
which distro will demo to him Linux capabilities for his needs better.
That guy is a native English speaker (so I suppose an English interface
would suite hime better) but his job is technical writing and journalism
in Hebrew, so
What are its advantages over Kinneret or Knoppix?
As far as I know it, it's just a Knoppix with Israel as a default locale,
which is not an advantage over the base Knoppix (as I said, the guy is a
native English speaker, so an English interface might be actually better
for him)
Cheers,
--Amos
Thanks for all the replies and descriptions.
I think I'll recommand Knoppix:
1. It's based on KDE, which already has good Hebrew support as it is today
(as opposed to Gnoppix, which I dunno how's its Hebrew support).
2. Its edges are smoother than what was said about Kazit and friends.
3. Its
Shlomo Yona wrote:
What does NONUS stand for?
None U.S. - code which cannot be exported from the US and therefore
has to reside on servers outside the U.S.
What about the other ISO files there?
These are files which can be exported from the U.S.
You shouldn't have to pre-download them if you can
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Oops, I left out one important factor regarding Hebrew support: fonts.
Does knoppix include culmus? In the default (font)config?
Yeh right - I was wondering about this too but forgot to ask - are there
good Hebrew fonts on Knoppix?
--Amos
Nadav Har'El wrote:
:)
It appears you have better connections with them - you might have better
luck. Javascript is powerful enough as it is, there's no need to use IE-
specific stuff...
I'd second that.
And yet, Mapa chose to charge 204 shekels per year for an online subscription.
Compare that
Alexander Maryanovsky wrote:
Actually, the map (applet) works in any JVM - the issue is that the
So could I try to just find the files downloaded with IE and run
them with AppletRunner (or whatever it's called)?
--Amos
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Alexander Maryanovsky wrote:
Mapa do have a mapa2go service for Palms, although I don't believe it
features the actual maps. Telmap, on the other hand, is working on
exactly that - mobile (in car) navigation. I don't know exactly when an
I just remembered - Mapa used to have Destinator years
Nadav Har'El wrote:
All they needed to do when they opened the online version is to do some
format conversions, build a server farm, create some customer-tracking
mechanism (passwords, credit cards, whatever) and create some scripts to
display those maps online. Perhaps they also needed to buy
Dan Fruehauf wrote:
On Thursday 25 September 2003 02:42, Sagi Bashari wrote:
Hello,
I have a sollution which confronts the problem in a totally different way.
Given the time and resources, what you can do is connect both servers to a NAS
switch, mapping them the same storage.
It's a possible
Sagi Bashari wrote:
It's a possible solution, but:
1. The NAS is still a single point of failure.
2. They are talking about having a server at a different location,
so they'll need to replicate the NAS as well.
We would like to do this with our current hardware at this stage, we
already have
Dan Fruehauf wrote:
On Thursday 25 September 2003 11:45, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it was probably my mistake, i said NAS, but i meant SAN (Storage Area
Network).
But still, wouldn't that keep the NAS as a single point of failure? Or
is the NAS
implemented by some HA cluster of servers?
Also,
Vadim Vygonets wrote:
Quoth Shachar Shemesh on Thu, Sep 25, 2003:
NTP gives out the time in UTC/GMT/Zulu/whatever they call it now.
To be precise, timezone is irrelevant in context of NTP.
To be even more precise - *LOCAL* timezone is irrelevant, but NTP
must keep the time in SOME
Alon Altman wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Maxim K. wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Nadav Har'El wrote:
maybe Welcome to Life? :
I don't understand what is the problem making this with a regular mail.
you can always write the source address whatever you want,
but the stamps will discover which post
I am connected from Debian through Actcom (PPPoE, Samsung's
blue iron ethernet ADSL modem) and don't have asyncmap 0
in my dsl-provider file.
The closest I get to mention asyncmap is a comment-out of
default-asyncmap.
Besides, according to the pppd manual multiple asyncmap's are
OR'ed, so there
I've just bought a Gigabyte Radeon 9000 Pro AGP card for my
new Linux box. It supports only video-out which I didn't expect
to bother me but now that I see that there are several packages
for debian to handle Video-In as well I suspect I might miss it.
(apt-cache search vdr gives (pruned list):
On Sun, Sep 28, 2003 at 03:59:44AM +0300, Oded Arbel wrote:
You can't go wrong with a BT powered card, but also check USB frame grabbers -
Ah! I like the USB framegrabber idea. I like modular options.
Thanks.
--Amos
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On Sat, Sep 27, 2003 at 04:33:11PM +0300, Shaul Karl wrote:
(I don't recall touching mod_proxy, can anyone show me what
a virgin apache config file looks like?)
apache installed from a deb? Does downloading the deb and extracting
the default config files out of it don't work?
Nope.
Shaul Karl wrote:
What about /usr/share/doc/apache/examples ?
It's just an example. Not necessarily the original config file.
Perhaps you have /etc/apache/*.dpkg-dist ?
I sometimes do a find /etc -name *.dpkg-* and handle the
redundant files. No such file.
Thanks,
--Amos
guy keren wrote:
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
the only question to ask is - are we (iglu) letting go of the linux.org.il
domain in favor of such a neutral entry page? this is the question that
should have been asked - lets not do this change like thieves in the
night. and my vote
Hi,
I use FIBI (First International Bank) with Mozilla 1.4.
Try looking up the archives of linux-il, the subject was already discussed
a few months ago, though things might have changed since. Sorry I cant
remember the subject of the discussion, I think it was about Israeli sites
standard
shlomi wrote:
I couldn't find it anywhere in the web so i had to build it myself.
i guess i'll use if for next Kazit since it's less buggy than the usual KDE
switcher.
Why not stick to the X level? Isn't it the rightest way to go?
--Amos
On Tuesday 07 October 2003 19:45, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Shaul Karl wrote:
It seems Evgeny's archives are HTML only, and are therefor totally
non-portable.
Oh! Com'on, this is Open Source we are talking about! Nothing is
impossible.
Evgeny - would you send me a sample HTML file and I'll try
Oded Arbel wrote:
I'm using OpenVPN to create a tunnel from my workstation to my home computer
so I can get in the office network from home (because I couldn't get the RH
only linux SecureRemote client to work, and that's what my company uses), and
Hmm, that's exactly the situation I have to
Alon Altman wrote:
Hi,
We are building the branding for the Haifux distro based on RH9. We are
looking for Hebrew linux sites and useful English sites to include in the
bookmarks of the installed system.
We currently have the following sites (including sponsors):
[...]
On Tuesday 14 October 2003 17:43, Oded Arbel wrote:
The only valid point here (except for the general concept which is also
very valid) is that maybe by buying MS products the government supports an
agresive monopol which counters accepted goals of compatability and
striving for an open market
According to the following item in Globes:
http://www.globes.co.il/serve/globes/docView.asp?did=731854
Israel is about to join the Madrid Protocol of the World
Intellectual Property Organization.
The item talks only about registration of trade marks (which
sounds fair to me - the trademark owner
Are you aware that the latest for Sid is 1.1.0-1?
(no need for that beta site at ftp.freenet.de if that's were
you got yours).
As far as I can remember from the excel files I opened lately
the issue is still not addressed in 1.1.0 final. You should
really look it up in the IssueZilla and vote for
Out of curiousity, what about the US Robitics aDSL router? Excelnet
sells them for about 900 NIS, which is a lot of money for one's home,
but not much for a business.
Out of curiosity too - how reliable is it to buy any ADSL modem abroad
in order to use it in Israel? What should be looked for?
Tal, Shachar wrote:
There are many xDSL standards: ADSL (Asymmetric DSL), SDSL (Symmetric DSL),
DSL Lite, DSLAM, G.Lite, HDSL, IDSL, RADSL, UDSL, VDSL and more.
However, AFAIK, each standard is exactly that - a standard.
Yes, I'm aware of all the others. I was talking only about ADSL.
--Amos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not to mention that while ADSL may be a standard, that doesn't mean much - to
really use it you still need to know what your tunneling protocol is,
authentication scheme, etc, etc, etc. And all this before we even begin to
talk about different implementations of that
Can the RDBMS engine you chose handle raw partitions?
If so, how would that compare to a filesystem?
(and which RDBMS do you intend to use?)
(and what type of application is it? Online transaction
processing (a.k.a. OLTP) or batch processing a-la data
warehouse?)
Maxim K. wrote:
Hello, Linux
Aviram Jenik wrote:
AFAIK if your MERKAZYIA supports pppoe (most of them do now), you should be ok
As far as I learned about this - PPPoE vs. PPTP has nothing to do with
the telco's exchange. PPPoE and PPTP are used only between the computer
and the modem, once the data reaches the modem it (the
with this driver than without
it (about 500 fps).
I've put some relevant files and program outputs at:
http://192.117.105.145/xfree-linux-il-question-031019
Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks,
--Amos
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On Monday 20 October 2003 02:02, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
On Sun, Oct 19, 2003 at 03:13:43PM +0200, Oleg Kobets wrote:
So maybe it's a good option to open an account at www.mastop.co.il and
create US address.
I used this service myself and it is quite good, considering that many
Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
I don't like to give consultation on non free software, but I'll try to help
Thanks.
What are other options if I want to get the most out of my hardware?
I did a lot of googling over the last month since I bought this
hardware and am still confused. If I get it right
Dov Grobgeld wrote:
Thanks for this and all the other recommendations. In the end I decided
to upgrade to 750kBaud ADSL and take the Bezeq provided ECI 270PR router.
I let them now my discontent about having to buy a faster connection
(and paying more) than I need only because I am using Linux,
I concur.
Is there any road map in that area and if so - what's the next
goal?
--Amos
Rony Shapiro wrote:
Total agreement - Arguably, the most important thing the Amuta has done this
year (so far...).
Bravo!
Rony
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From: Herouth Maoz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Great. I don't know which ISPs AOL blocks, but I assume based on my own past
spams that these include Internet Zahav, Netvision, 012, Actcom, and if I'm not
mistaken, Barak. Now tell me which viable option
Gil Freund wrote:
Oleg Kobets wrote:
Yeah, I did it once (turning Alcatel to PPPoE).
It worked great until I discovered that it has some issues with
redialing.
I mean, after (for some reason) the connection drops, it has some bug
with
reconnecting.
At least that's my experience.
More likely a
Thanks for everyone for their pointers and help.
Boris Ratner wrote:
0. Radeon 9000 (imho) IS supported by http://dri.sf.net check it out -
they have a whole XFree86-dri server tree
for debian sid with all of the drivers inside. (you don't have to
recompile your kernel at all if this works)
Matan Ziv-Av wrote:
This is wrong. The reason it appears to work is either:
1. The driver ignores this option.
1. It only affects PIO modes, and you probably use UDMA mode.
2. The driver only accepts reasonable values.
The actual meaning of this paramater is the clock of the bus the IDE
On Wednesday 22 October 2003 19:02, Matan Ziv-Av wrote:
I know the feeling.
:-)
The way to check (and set) IDE parameters is with hdparm:
18:58:09:~# hdparm -v /dev/hda
/dev/hda:
multcount= 16 (on)
IO_support = 1 (32-bit)
unmaskirq= 1 (on)
using_dma= 1 (on)
On Thursday 23 October 2003 02:02, Boris Ratner wrote:
IMHO you should compile DRM and RADEON as modules so you will be able to
load fglrx(ati proprietry module)
instead of kernels RADEON drm module In that way you will be able to
compare the two drivers.
Just don't forget to make the
Hmm, interesting.
What do your routing table look like?
Do you see anything in the system logs?
Are you running stuff which manipulates them dynamically?
What's connecting your Linux to the modem? Ethernet?
--Amos
Amichai Rotman wrote:
Hi All,
My Cable Internet continues to disconnect
Hello,
I am trying to make ALSA (kernel 2.4.22) work on my Gigabyte
GA-7N400-L1 AMD motherboard and am running out of ideas of what
next to do.
I've been following various FAQ's, HOWTO's, most successfully
(in terms of not failing, and programs claim that they succeed
playing audio) the ones at:
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Hi,
If you have read the ALSA instructions - you really don't need to compile all
the drivers - just PCI, and your driver that is needed..
I did this after getting tired from trying to guess which card I need,
I wasn't sure that it's the i810.
Could you supply please the
On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 12:21:46PM -0500, Guy Baruch wrote:
Several people mentioned that Otsar Ha-Hayal is subsidiary of Hapoalim,
and the URL
is the same.
Speaking of Bank Hapoalim, last night I tried to enter it with Mozilla
Firebird 0.6.1 and managed to login but the menu bars on the
Behdad Esfahbod wrote:
Hi all,
A friend in Iran has bought me a 250GB hard disk. The plan is
that they are supposed to put my files there (movies, clips, ...)
on it, and send it to me in Canada. The problem now is that how
to partition it? Constraints:
* I use Linux, so NTFS is not an
Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
untested, but should work, modulu error handling:
APP=`which app`
DIR=`dirname $APP`
cd $DIR echo $DIR $APP
etc
I thoough the standard way to get APP in the context of the snippet
above is to use $0, which as far as I remember is what Sun's java
startup scripts use (no
Hi,
I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird 0.3 (20031105) on Debian unstable as my
mail client.
When clicking on URL's with HTTP method nothing happens. I have to
copy the link and paste it manually to an open window of Mozilla
Firebird 0.6.1.
What I'd like to happen is pretty trivial - when I click on a
Me and a friend have looked such a thing up and down the net
for quite a while but so far haven't found anything. The only
thing we found that gives such a funcionality is PC-Lint for
windows, which is proprietary (and saved my previous workplace
its money's worth tenfold in amount of work time).
Hmm, thanks for the pointer.
Still costs a fortune, but at least there is something available
if we'll really need it.
The valgrind stuff seems to address a completly different set of
programming errors, I don't think it can completly replace static
source code analysis.
Oded Arbel wrote:
16
I've found it too yesterday.
It appears that they are concentrating on security rather than
correctness - maybe that's why their warnings were meaningless
in your case, and since they don't support C++ (at least according
to the site) I'd expect they wouldn't catch many C++
language-related
Arie Folger wrote:
I posted the following a few weeks ago, with no response. Searching on OOo's
site produced no results. Do list members have any info?
I use OOo 1.1rc3. It is great, except niqud isn't displayed properly, with the
vowel points being displayed as separate letters, and I can't
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
BTW: mozilla does not support reading from a local spool, which makes
using a fetchmail/procmail/spamassasin combination problematic. My
recomendation is in my signature.
I use IMAP (to be precise - courier imap daemon over ssl), so I can
switch between a local thunderbird,
Kfir Lavi wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use IMAP (to be precise - courier imap daemon over ssl), so I can
switch between a local thunderbird, remote thunderbird from Windows XP
at work, sometimes mutt over ssh.
I use fetechmail/procmail to fetch the mail from my ISP.
--Amos
Gil Freund wrote:
The only problem in this setup is that address books are not shared. I
plan to use LDAP for this.
I'd be glad to hear about your experience with this. I'm planning to
do this too, for quite the same reasons (pressure increased since my
bag was stolen with my Palm V in it,
Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
The debian advisory was very explicit that the archive was never
compromised. I haven't heard any more details, but I'd love to hear
how the break in occured and what where there trust relationships
between the broken-into machines and the archive machines.
And how are they
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
So far for the theory. In practice, I'm not sure whether the mechanism
for checking these signatures is easilly installable. As such, it is
likely that many, if not most, Debian installations do not, in fact,
verify signatures against the debian-keyring.
I was wondering
Maxim Kovgan wrote:
how often do you dissassemble your compiled code ?
According to the following, even dissassemling your compiled
code won't be trusty because how can you trust your dissassembler
that it wasn't trojan'ed to hide the melicious code?
http://www.acm.org/classics/sep95/
Excellent
Muli Ben-Yehuda wrote:
On Mon, Nov 24, 2003 at 10:49:43AM +0200, Maxim Kovgan wrote:
On Sun, 23 Nov 2003, Noam Rathaus wrote:
hi Noam!
it is great you've brought up the subject,
and if u find more info on what exactly was there,
please post it on here.
This link has surfaced lately:
Lior Kesos wrote:
Now you're script doesn't work giving me a stty: standard input:
Inappropriate ioctl for device each time I click a URL in thunderbird.
Any ideas?
Are you sure you don't try to run some stty or other interactive
commands from your .cshrc/.bashrc?
Are you sure that .bashrc is
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On Monday 01 December 2003 22:52, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
1. Where can I find a linux compatible webcam? How much is one expected
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
On the other hand, when I use MSN messenger on Windows, I get
bidirectional video (but problematic Audio, though that may be due to a
different reason).
You mean that you manage to connect a Windows machine through NAT on
your Linux and get NetMeeting video working? I'd
Stay out of the timezone mess altogether.
1. Keep times in UTC.
2. Let the manager's preferences have a local time zone
for himself, and when he enters a time you translate from his local
timezone to gmt.
3. Maybe add a system configuration parameter to display the timezone
in which the times
Is there any red-hat equivalent for Debian's make-kpkg?
For those who don't know what it is - make-kpkg allows one to take a
vanilla kernel source and build .deb files for the kernel image,
modules etc.
It just looks a bit wierd to me that such an important part of the
system like the kernel
Oops. Wasn't aware of that. I see it now.
Will try it.
Thanks.
Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
Maybe I don't parse the question right: Looking at the Makefile of a
vanilla 2.4.20 kernel I have lying around I see a target to build an
rpm. Have you tried it?
That wouldn't cut it because then I depend on having a kernel
source RPM for the particular version I want.
Oded Arbel wrote:
On Wednesday 03 December 2003 08:39, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any red-hat equivalent for Debian's make-kpkg?
For those who don't know what it is - make-kpkg
Oded Arbel wrote:
And that being different from your situation where you need a kernel source
tree of the version you want, in what way ?
In the way that it would make me dependent on finding a .srpm
file for the kernel I want to compile.
But anyway - the point is apparently mute since, as Olge
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
A number of other issues:
usually when you install a new kernel that you built you keep the old
one for a while. At least until you see it boot. Thus it might be useful
to think about installing a number of them side-by-side.
That's another reason why make-kpkg is nice -
Just a couple of days ago Magnolia 1.0 was announced.
It's still not there, but they list WebDAV first in
their roadmap. (which was just what I would look at to
get what you want)
http://www.obinary.com/en/magnolia.html
It's LGPL'ed standard-compliant J2EE application. Developed
on SourceForge.
Has anyone noticed that there's supposed to be a Linux day at Sun
on December 15th?
Any details?
I got the hint to this from http://www.ikarnews.com/
--Amos
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Arie Folger wrote:
On Friday 05 December 2003 12:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a couple of days ago Magnolia 1.0 was announced.
It's still not there, but they list WebDAV first in
their roadmap. (which was just what I would look at to
get what you want)
http://www.obinary.com/en/magnolia.html
Hello,
I'm trying to help our sysadmin compile a 2.4.23 kernel for
an ASUS P4P800 motherboard
(http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket478/p4p800/overview.htm).
and we are not sure which chipset we should configure for it.
The chipset listed is the Intel 865PE.
Can anyone tell me what we need to
Thanks.
Well, I know that for my Gigabyte motherboard at home, there was
a huge difference in IDE performance once I compiled the AMD
IDE controller support into the kernel, and was wondering if the
same could be true for this MoBo as well.
--Amos
Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
Maybe I'm missing
I'll spare you the longer lspci -v (unless you'll tell me it's
critical):
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 2570 (rev 02)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 2571 (rev 02)
00:1d.0 USB Controller: Intel Corp.: Unknown device 24d2 (rev 02)
00:1d.1 USB Controller: Intel
Lior Kesos wrote:
5. Finally found the source of all evil - the bugzillas drumroll ...
Bug 216252 - http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=216252
and bug http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=226071 that they
claim is resolved but that's where they introduce the litlle scriptie
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