On 11/07/10 10:31, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
On Sat 10 Jul 2010 12:37:22 NZST +1200, Daniel Hill wrote:
Sounds to me like the disk is dead because it's got read error,
do you reckon the USB-SATA adapter will be fine I couldn't use a direct
connection to my computer because I didn't have a spare
my friend had a external hard (250GB) and the SATA plug broke he
didn't know this for a while, so there is now corrupt data on the drive
(broken partition table and some other stuff)
I've finally backed up the data (69h copy time) with GNU ddrescue
here's the problem, the best option is to
On 06/07/10 15:45, Rik Tindall wrote:
On 05/07/10 12:24, max podolian wrote:
Hello everyone!
Are there held any CLUG meetings?
Best regards,
Maksym
Hello Maksym,
Some local *nix users meet on the first Wednesday of each month (i.e.
tomorrow) at 7.30pm-9.30pm in the South Learning Centre
However, for scanning books,
flatbeds have issues distortion in the center of thick books.
Google solved this by calculating the curve and using some sort of 3D
rendering to flatten out the image
On 06/07/10 14:17, C. Falconer wrote:
Andrew Errington wrote, On 07/06/2010 01:01 PM:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.33756
Oh, and I've never bought anything from DealExtreme, although I *sooo*
want to.
I have. The quality is about what you'd expect from mail-order. It
looks
DVD-player -- dmix (48 kHz) -- sample-conversion (48--44.1) -- dmix
(44.1) -- sound card
your system is redundant you don't need two dmix plugins
my system is setup with:
samplerate converter (called plug)-- dmix sound card
[well it's a bit more complex ( http://pastebin.org/359575)]
It
And finally with the last few versions of Ubuntu there is a push for
pulseaudio which I think is utter rubbish. It seems to me the real
problem lies in ALSA's inability to work with more then one source. There
are some workarounds that disable ALSA from locking the card to one app.
I
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I'm not sure how good these guys are but worth a shot
http://www.asmallorange.com/hosting/shared/
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Christopher Sawtell wrote:
Greets to CLUGgers
Does anybody know why Amarok requires a login?
It's an ordinary app, just a sound player for goodness sake.
If anybody knows how to disable the need for a login I'd be very
grateful to hear the
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David Lowe wrote:
I recall (not having used it for a while) that if you set it to use
MySql as the database, you have to enter credentials. maybe that's
what you are seeing. That's not the default config though. But I
would say that if you have
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I remember a while ago some one started a website to gage the demand
for the Openmoko NeoFreeRunner and since then the market has changed a lot
we have different software like:
OpenMoko,
Android,
Maemo,
Palm webOS
and lots of phones to match
so I
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You can do VOIP to somewhere like 2talk for $cheap.
I've always had A problem with the idea of running VoIP, what happens
when your internet is down? how do you ring customer service?
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On a similar note and sorry to top the thread...but what are the
contract terms like for broadband, are they all 12 months 24 months
or are there any that offer short term, casual contracts?
Usually you can do it casual if you pay for the
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when your internet is down? how do you ring customer service?
You spend some of that money you save on a cell phone call.
Telecom phone = $50 a month, plus $3.95 for CID plus $10 for
voicemail
2talk phone = $15 a month, includes CID and
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Dan Wallis wrote:
Hello
I'm currently living in the UK, and am moving to Christchurch in
January. Does anyone have any recommendations for a good ISP in NZ?
When I was growing up (in NZ), Clear.net.nz were good, but that was
back in the days of
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This is just weird in a coupla ways...
1. Why use sed to remove the /dev/ of the device name, then
manually put it back every time you use it?
I think at one point before the final version I wanted to use it with
out /dev/
oh well I learnt how to
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Its a shell server - nothing flash. Most users here have linux
boxes of their own, but sometimes a host outside the network can be
helpful for testing, or some users like James just don't have a
linux box.
More news in the new month.
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Wondering if there is a safe way to back my public and private keys
any ideas?
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\\x79\x71\x6Du\056vgp\x40ae\142nr\.decode(\\x72o\164\x5F_13\)[i]
for i in [1, 12, 9, 5, 13, 0, 4, 3, 5, 0, 0, 8, 11, 10, 7, 11, 9, 4,
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Andrew Errington wrote:
On Sun, August 16, 2009 21:39, Daniel Hill wrote:
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Wondering if there is a safe way to back my public and private
keys any ideas?
Here's an idea:
http://dansdata.com/gz094
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Craig Falconer wrote:
Daniel Hill wrote, On 17/08/09 01:30:
Andrew Errington wrote:
http://dansdata.com/gz094.htm
must get a printer and scanner some time
You have two of each, generally printers on the end of your arms,
and two scanners
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Right click on a free area on the panel click add to panel then drag
and drop the User Switcher to the desired location
Daniel
Bryce Stenberg wrote:
Hi,
Continuing my little battles with Ubuntu…
After trying out KDE to see if it helped my display issue I have
subsequently removed all
Robert Fisher wrote:
but if you want to learn more about Linux as you go and are really
prepared to get your hands dirty, go for Gentoo.
getting my hands dirty is exactly what I want to do just don't know if I
can be bothered with the 8h compile time, wondering if there is another
distro that'll
Install time has been much much easier for folks the past 2 years,
with stage3 being the default instead of stage1, and stage 1 now being
officially unsupported. Stage 1 imho gives you a much closer look at
how things work. ( I've become a bit of a masochist on the deal, and
have installed
Kent Fredric wrote:
For minimal pain, don't unmask the ~ ( testing ) versions of things
during stage 1. You'll find if you do you'll find a fun gcc cyclic
dependency :) ( that is, don't set ACCEPT_KEYWORDS= to ~amd64 or
~x86 leave them at amd64 or x86 )
Once you get to stage 3 of the
Have you tried running it in another thread?
http://linuxgazette.net/107/pai.html
Hi python experts
After lots of suggestions I have as last tried programming in python.
I have the following code snippet which when called displays a
selected image using qiv.
def file_ok_sel(self, w):
Phill Coxon wrote:
Anyone else with Telecom ADSL down in Christchurch at the moment?
According to some Telecom person I spoke to somebody managed to cut a
fibre optic cable on Wakrakei Road this morning at about 7:30am.
We're still down in Opawa (currently using mobile broadband).
Very
I've got OpenWRT running on a 502T, I'm not sure the wireless works on
the G604T
there's a page that's a bit out of date here
http://oldwiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs(2f)Hardware(2f)D(2d)Link(2f)DSL(2d)G604T.html
it's a little hacky but mite be worth a try, I can give you pointers and
I'm sure you
Nope didn't even know routertech.org existed
steve wrote:
Thanks for that Daniel,
You haven't tried out any of the stuff at routertech.org, have you??
Cheers,
Steve
On Fri, 2009-07-31 at 12:37 +1200, Daniel Hill wrote:
I've got OpenWRT running on a 502T, I'm not sure the wireless
Roy Britten wrote:
I'm about to make a burnt sacrifice of my D-Link DSL-504T - no matter
what options I set it consistently leaves itself open to the world for
SSH, web admin, and telnet access.
The only thing that will save it is someone pointing me to some decent
(Linux) firmware that I
Kent Fredric wrote:
8G nano works for me, you need libgpod, but outside that its
reasonably well supported.
I don't think Libgpod works with the classic or the touch model line I
could be wrong though
Aidan Gauland wrote:
Hello happy Linux users,
I am (still) trying to choose a motherboard for a new machine.
Instead of asking for general advice, this time I ask if anyone has
had any experience, good or bad, with any of these motherboards (or
something similar) which I am considering.
*
The other day I atempted put OpenWrt on the D-link DSL-502T gen II
(telecom issue model)
It worked, and is running fine
http://oldwiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs(2f)Hardware(2f)D(2d)Link(2f)DSL(2d)502T.html
gives intrutions for the gen I model only difference is that it has a
different mtd layout
Jim Cheetham wrote:
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 8:23 AM, Bernard Frankpitt
frankp...@slingshot.co.nz wrote:
In the end I went for the cable modem option: It is the option offered by
my Telstra, and I already have a cable connected to my house.
...
When you go to a broadband connection, the
I've been having problems with Xv while using AIGLX on an ATI card (
X800XL ) using the fglrx driver
has anyone else? have you been able to fix it?
OK..
So my ADSL router died, and my spare is useless..
I had a Dlink 504G outside my pfsense firewall, (Note, FOSS
reference...) with a bunch of servers inside the firewall, ie: multiple
pinholes in the ADSL router.
The spare I had sitting here, a Dlink 504T only supports one IP address
On Saturday 09 August 2008 6:37:13 pm yuri wrote:
2008/8/9 Daniel Hill wrote:
The spare I had sitting here, a Dlink 504T only supports one IP address
for a virtual server/pinhole.. ARGH.
how is a router suppose to portward the same port to two (or more)
different IP addresses? or am
NSS as is the national space society?
I read some stuff about the now defunct L5 Society
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L5_Society
actually they were merged
so, I'm interested
Hi.
I've just sent off a request to the NSS in the States to become a member
and set up a Chapter in Christchurch.
On Saturday 02 August 2008 3:21:44 pm Nick Rout wrote:
On Sat, Aug 2, 2008 at 1:47 PM, Daniel Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What I wonder is how long it will take till some one gets pissed
that these various lockdowned devices don't comply with GPL
then we mite see how well GPL stands
What I wonder is how long it will take till some one gets pissed
that these various lockdowned devices don't comply with GPL
then we mite see how well GPL stands in a Court of Law
The good: Nice screen, 95% keyboard, 1kg
The bad: Poor battery life (only 2 hours, not a patch on Asus Eee).
The
the OS/firmware probably lacks DMA which wouldn't help
the DSL-502T(which I've got) runs linux on it, and I've now ported it to
OpenWRT, and I remember reading some where that they don't have dma, or
at least dma for usb working yet
Don't. Further reading has revealed that this class of device
last time I looked at building a Geode router it was gona cost $500,
that's alot cheaper
Cheap, fast, good. Choose any two.
Seriously though, mini-ITX boards are a good base to build your own small,
fanless, Linux appliance.
Yeah, but then you've got the hassle of mini-ITX powersupply
Work in progress on openwrt, well that's only for the first revistion
http://wiki.openwrt.org/TableOfHardware#head-23aceae4ab1f4a2fe1e171cd55b5875b624dc2eb
Oh and does it even work with Linux? I don't see that mentioned.
This is was intended to state that you should be able to use the Neo
FreeRunner on the telecom network
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 04:55:05PM +1200, Daniel Hill wrote:
I've been to the telecom shop in the palms and asked if it was possible to
change a vodafone phone to their network
I've been to the telecom shop in the palms and asked if it was possible
to change a vodafone phone to their network and the guy said not
yetand that was on the 6th of july
sounds like it's gone in to suspend and doesn't come out, I have the
same problem with the fglrx Proprietary ATI drivers
first test suspend if it happens again you mite have to disable suspend
in ubuntu and/or BIOS or find what's making it crash
I've just upgraded my old Tosh lappie to Ubuntu
I've never used the server edition but I'm sure it doesn't come with X
The Desktop version would probably need more configuration disabling the
desktop features
and would take more HDD space up
Quote form the website On the desktop you have a full set of
productivity, internet, drawing and
the desktop kernel is configed tickless so the 250Hz setting means
nothing, any one know if the server version has tickless kernel??
$ cat /boot/config-2.6.24-19-generic | grep HZ
# CONFIG_HZ_1000 is not set
# CONFIG_HZ_300 is not set
CONFIG_HZ=250
# CONFIG_HZ_100 is not set
doesn't telecom work with GSM now?
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 8:43 AM, John Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After many delays... the SMT lines are rolling and the OpenMoko open
linux phone has gone into mass production.
Sales to open shortly. Finally the vapour around Open Linux mobile
phones
anyone know where to get an EEPROM for a backup BIOS chip?
Biggest users of the processor are exaile (30%%) pulseaudio (13%),
how well does Amarok run? in comparison since exaile is basicly a GTk
copy of amarok
funny thing is I already got sound working perfectly with out pulseaudio
it looks to me like a standard web page rendered (using gecko) as a
texture to a cube, not a 3D web page doesn't look much different than
compiz fusion's cube effect. quote from the page Its primary purpose is
to help me integrate Gecko into my company's software - a 3D virtual
world called
have you got w32codecs installed?
grab them from here
medibuntu.org
or add this to your sources.list file
deb http://packages.medibuntu.org/ hardy free non-free
1. Try and open it in totem and totem should downlaod any necessary codecs; or
2. use mplayer -dumpstream -dumpfile mystream [url]
Processingjs looks pretty cool still slower than flash tho even in firefox 3
On Mon, 19 May 2008, Aidan Gauland wrote:
Anyone heard of this:
http://www.ubrowser.com/
And I thought the blinktag/blink was irritating!
A whole raft of things are emerging that make one say, oooh, cool...
at
Steve Holdoway wrote:
On Tue, 20 May 2008 16:27:04 +1200
Kerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi I'm after a fairly specific *nix distro. I want to run a server/test
machine and would like a disto with the following attributes
Small (the machine only has a 2gb hd)
Runs the kde desktop
Uses RPM
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Daniel Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri 16 May 2008 17:05:37 NZST +1200, Douglas Royds wrote:
I tried burning an audio + data CD with the following command:
cdrecord -v -eject dev=/dev/cdrw -audio -pad *.wav -data filename.iso
anyone else having this problem?
$ dmesg
[ 4006.463410] ohci_hcd :00:02.0: leak ed f7fa9280 (#81) state 2
[ 3605.284548] usb 2-3: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and
address 5
[ 3605.417679] usb 2-3: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[ 3605.424095] scsi13 :
I mean SAMEthing happens
also something happens with an iPod and a DSE flash drive
$ sudo mount /dev/sdc /media/mp3player/
seams to work actually
$ sudo mount /dev/sdd1 /media/flash-stick/
and
now to see why I get a window that says Cannot mount volume. Invalid
mount option when attempting to mount the volume... comes up
I snooped around gconf-editor and in this key
/system/storage/default_options/vfat/mount_options
it had an option called usefree. I search through the mount man page and
came up with nothing about it, so I removed it and it now is working, weird
Now to visit s1mp3.org and start hacking my mp3
I was wonder where did they put the speakers?
I just managed to get hold of an Asus Eee Pc - one of the new ones with a
20gig SSD (Linux version) a 8.9 1024 screen. Just arrived yesterday. Got
it from a eBay seller in Hong Kong - goes by the name of cc-electronicshk. I
probably paid through the
I'm actually doing a course in Network Engineering at Computer Power,
but I'm off on sick leave and contemplating weather I should carry it
on, or just get a job. I was also thinking perhaps part time job and
course. but getting a good part time job is hard
^ What John said. Spot on. (
Hi, My name is Daniel
I'm 19, I'm a Linux geek, I have no formal qualifications
I'm kinda lost at the moment.
anyone got any ideas for what I could do for a job?
I'm willing to learn, I know a little bit of C#, and willing to learn other
languages
rather not go back to school
I know Hardware
should have provided a link.
http://wiki.s1mp3.org/Swan_proposal#Users.27_Interface sorry
Rock Box has voice support
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/VoiceHowto and
the cheap DSE mp3 players have a opensource firmware that mite have
Voice in the future
Rock Box has voice support
http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/VoiceHowto and
the cheap DSE mp3 players have a opensource firmware that mite have
Voice in the future
On Mon, 2006-02-20 at 10:16 +1300, Daniel Grant wrote:
What is the output of these:
grep hdb1 /etc/mtab
Nothing,
grep hdb1 /proc/mounts
And nothing.
I belive mount checks mtab, which could possibly get out
of sync...
How does mtab fit into the picture with fstab, et al.?
mtab
Daniel
pass the -cf flag to change the config file):
[EMAIL PROTECTED] etc]# cat /etc/dhclient-eth0.conf
send host-name cherry;
man dhclient.conf for all the options to put in
/etc/dhclient.conf.
Can't say what your ADSL modem will make of it, but it works
fine to a DHCPD server.
Regards
Daniel
white tags in the middle of the GNs on the artwork
and decided not to shop there.
Maybe that is what the This page left intentinally blank
page is for?
Also, what is the size of the computer books selection
compared to say Whitcoulls in town? Is it worth going back
in?
Daniel
then, lets see. Sending from ihug webmail.
Oh, and just to be sure, do you have either of the save
copy to self or send cc to self options turned on?
Regards
Daniel
directory anymore as the force user/group create modes
won't be applied. If you have to you will probably have to
map up a samba share to itself on the local machine and
access via that.
All commands listed under man smb.conf
Regards
Daniel
is hot kernel swapping...
Regards
Daniel
will record
values for the local machine, but you would have to figure
out how to graph the data yourself.
Regards
Daniel
for messing
with the LDAP address book because few other things will (and I am
lazy.) The mail client (Imp) is often too much for my needs.
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Daniel
to the store and get them to replace
the disk if it under warranty rather than having them just do a low
level format or something.
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Daniel
,
or just randomly.
As solution I ordered a PCI IDE card to give each disk its own cable.
Fingers crossed...
Just remember that it may reorder your hard drives (I know mine did). I
believe you can pass a kernel boot parameter to stop it.
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Daniel
? It will allow any
user to mount/umount the device.
Daniel
with the
sync option, so all writes are done synchronously. You
may notice the delay while it makes sure the operations are
done however.
Daniel
(but not every file system actually honors
them - e.g., the sync option today has effect only for
ext2, ext3 and ufs):
Ha ha. Well, you could be like me and format your usbkey
for ext2 :)
Daniel
=specificorder=relevance+descbug_status=__open__product=content=ALL_TRUSTED
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. This is an
apparent reaction to recent PHP web-application based
malware using Google to find targets, and I can't say I
disagree with their tactics in this case. What do the ISC
readers think?
What are you searching for?
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Daniel
DISPLAY=:0. Not
hard, but it is nicer to have it automatically done
properley for me (not that I have to do it often).
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again. I doubt your
username is username (unless you've censored it.)
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Daniel
for Blue Screen of Death
- Microsoft Granted Patent for Creating Insecure Software
- Microsoft Bundles Worm with IIS
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