IIRC, about 90% live within 100km of the border.
David Aikema
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From: Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, December 20, 2002 4:12 pm
Subject: Re: It seems there is no end to greed!
Are most Canadians within about an hour's drive of the US border?
Joel
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Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
I've got two systems running CUPS and I'm having trouble getting
them to share a printer.
Print server:
RH7.3, printer is on parallel:/dev/lp0, called HPLJ4M, configured
as HP LaserJet 4M, Foomatic + Postscript (because that's what
it is). It works fine.
CUPS:
If you're going to do that you'll need to get ACPID and set it up in place of APMD.
Otherwise ACPI isn't going to do much for you. There may also be kernel patches
involved. ACPI has been under very heavy development as it is one of the subsystems
being enhanced in 2.5.x.
Feigning erudition, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
% Thank you! So I should choose ACPI when I build a kernel since my board
% supports it and disable APM.
Actually, if you compile in both, the kernel will use ACPI by default
and disable APM, otherwise it will use APM. You can have both at the
same
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On the COL box, you should use:
http://localhost:631/
In manage printers, if you don't see the printer on your RH box already,
you need to do one of two things:
on both systems, check /etc/cups/cupsd.conf to make sure there are no
restrictions from
Knoppix worked as advertised. A really nice piece of work. Everyone should
own one of these.
This would be a great way to try out new, upgraded linux thingees like KDE 3
and the like, before actually going through the work of installing them. I
hope the Knoppix people keep this up!
Joel
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My recent fix for the ext3 data=journal umount data loss problem
has a bug. The filesystem can deadlock if someone runs `mount -o remount'
while the filesystem is under load. Everything which writes to that
filesystem gets stuck in `D' state.
This
Feigning erudition, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
% Okay, I see now. Thank you (I don't have much erudition on this subject
% G).
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% Feigning erudition, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
% % Thank you! So I should choose ACPI when I build a kernel since my board
% % supports it and disable APM.
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Hi.
I use kmail. Periodically I get things that look like some nasty
html-based script that is some sort of Windowsy virus. I can usually
tell what they are by the title of the mail or
Thank you! I'll save this and check this out. I assume we put these on
the LILO command line?
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Feigning erudition, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
Good discussion on this topic.. I'd like to add that during some of my
testing on UnitedLinux 1.0 w/2.4.19 kernel, which has
Right!
Feigning erudition, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
% Okay, I see now. Thank you (I don't have much erudition on this subject
% G).
%
% Feigning erudition, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
% % Thank you! So I should choose ACPI when I build a kernel since my
board % % supports it and disable
Just a question for my own information.
wget in info wget claims to be a good download manager. That is to say,
it can restart the download if the connection is lost. Does someone have
experience who can verify this?
And, if you have experience with wget, do you have any experiences with
wget
In my opinion, the best thing about acpi, at least from the standpoint of an
AMD user is the ability to throttle the speed of the processor in real time
(Using autospeedstep http://gpsdrive.kraftvoll.at/speedstep.shtml ).
Best
Peck
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Yes wget can resume failed downloads. I don't know that i'd call wget a
download manager. If you're looking for a good download manager,
i'd recommend a GUI known as Downloader for X. Check freshmeat.
On 12/21/02 08:03, Joel Hammer wrote:
Just a question for my own information.
wget in
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I have an HP iii printer attached to my system which is running caldera
2.4.2. Printing works, but often when printing from a linux app, a la
OpenOffice, I select the US LETTER paper size, hit print and the OnLine light
goes off, requiring me to hit the Continue button, which then motivates the
On Saturday 21 December 2002 13:31 pm, Bonez wrote:
I have an HP iii printer attached to my system which is running
caldera 2.4.2. Printing works, but often when printing from a linux
app, a la OpenOffice, I select the US LETTER paper size, hit print and
the OnLine light goes off, requiring me
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kill the damn help file by using site.config.m4
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Anyone here playing with the Xfree CVS sources? I've got version 4.2.99.2 dated
december 17.
I've got it here, compiles no problems and it runs very fast...
The only hitch I have is compiling QT. During make, the compile terminates with
complaints of parsing problems... Xft.h.
I've been to
On Saturday 21 December 2002 07:57 am, Douglas J Hunley wrote:
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I use kmail. Periodically I get things that look like some nasty
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Hello to you too. Care to introduce yourself?
On 12/21/02 12:06, Skynet wrote:
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On 12/21/02 11:27, Jerry McBride wrote:
Anyone here playing with the Xfree CVS sources? I've got version 4.2.99.2 dated
december 17.
I've got it here, compiles no problems and it runs very fast...
Fast compared to what?
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Konqueror also can resume failed downloads.
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On 12/21/02 11:27, Jerry McBride wrote:
Anyone here playing with the Xfree CVS sources? I've got version 4.2.99.2
dated december 17.
I've got it here, compiles no problems and it runs very fast...
Fast compared to
I went out and bought a digital camera, Nikon Coolpix 2500. They didn't have
a card reader at BestBuy. The camera is designed to hook up to a USB port.
Does anyone know if there is a linux app that supports this camera?
Joel
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off subject of your topic.. Do you like the camera..(I dont care if I have
to use windows for it) Just want to find a good digital camera taht takes
fair pictures in low light.
Bill Day
Linux 2.2.20-1tr i586
8:09am up 17 days, 23:11, 0 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
We're still up
Joel Hammer wrote:
I went out and bought a digital camera, Nikon Coolpix 2500. They didn't have
a card reader at BestBuy. The camera is designed to hook up to a USB port.
Does anyone know if there is a linux app that supports this camera?
Joel
gphoto2 supports some nikons, but I don't see
On Sat, 21 Dec 2002 17:00:12 -0500 Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I went out and bought a digital camera, Nikon Coolpix 2500. They didn't have
a card reader at BestBuy. The camera is designed to hook up to a USB port.
Does anyone know if there is a linux app that supports this camera?
On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 05:16:47PM -0600, Bill Day wrote:
Don't know yet if I like it. I am still charging the battery before first
use!
Consumers Report gave it a top recommendation in the 2 meg pixel class.
And, it was one of the cheaper ones. Since this is my first digital camera,
I wasn't
Hi Joel!
You can mount the camera using the USB file system that is now standard
fair in all Linux distro's. I do it all the time with a Fuji FinePix as
well as a Nikon CoolPix 2500 (Just like you have...). Once the camera is
mounted (Should mount as /mnt/camera for security), you can use a GUI
One other thing: In the event you want a great photo printer, get an HP
PhotoSmart 7350. The things are slick and work *great* in Linux (HP
wrote the driver that is used in Linux) and all features are supported.
The photo's that you can print are, in my opinion, excellent. Further,
when just
I am using a lexmarkz53. Its driver was written by lexmark, and seems to work
well. I was having a problem with getting good photo prints, though. I took
a sample to BestBuy, where most weekends a guy from Lexmark is in the
printer section. He's an older guy who seems to really know these
Feigning erudition, Joel Hammer wrote:
% Just a question for my own information.
%
% wget in info wget claims to be a good download manager. That is to say,
% it can restart the download if the connection is lost. Does someone have
% experience who can verify this?
Yes. wget can resume failed
Thanks. I followed your suggestions and they worked perfectly. Dang, this is
good.
I just wish I knew why sda1 works.
What this means is that I can automate picture taking at work, maybe. This
may be really good.
Joel
On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 05:34:14PM -0500, Jerry McBride wrote:
On Sat, 21
I have taken about 20 pictures in the house tonight, in fairly low light.
This camera is great. If you send me your email I address, I will send a
couple of examples to you. The default (maybe the highest quality, don't
know yet) is a 400,000 byte jpg file. They look really nice on my monitor
On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 07:48:42PM -0500, Joel Hammer wrote:
I am using a lexmarkz53. Its driver was written by lexmark, and seems to work
well. I was having a problem with getting good photo prints, though. I took
a sample to BestBuy, where most weekends a guy from Lexmark is in the
printer
While building kernels I notice that I end up with a bzImage and a vmlinux
files. The bzImage I copy to /boot as a vmlinuz-x and it is specified
in lilo.conf. What is the vmlinux file for? Why is it generated. Is it
the uncompressed version of bzImage?
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On 12/21/02 21:16, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
While building kernels I notice that I end up with a bzImage and a vmlinux
files. The bzImage I copy to /boot as a vmlinuz-x and it is specified
in lilo.conf. What is the vmlinux file for? Why is it generated. Is it
the uncompressed version of
Thank you!
On 12/21/02 21:16, Brett I. Holcomb wrote:
While building kernels I notice that I end up with a bzImage and a
vmlinux
files. The bzImage I copy to /boot as a vmlinuz-x and it is
specified
in lilo.conf. What is the vmlinux file for? Why is it generated. Is it
the
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Bill:
The cartridge your looking for is Lexmark High resolution Photo
cartridge - 12A1990 it replaces the color cartridge, 12A1990 being the
model number for the Z53 printer. I buy them at Best Buy here in Califronia,
usa. you can order them from www.lexmark.com at
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