Folks,
I am developing a few modelling tools and am looking for Freelance Python
Developers to help out with a few backend modules. This will be a paid gig.
The incumbent would need to have very strong Python development skills.
Experience with Python/MySQL, Python/R would be highly
Morning Fellas,
My fiance while cleaning her place just found out
that among the junk(tons of it..:D) at her place we
had a Commodore 64. I was surprised to see the same
with a load of cassettes(games+educational) and basic
programming books plus tons of other educational
material. The kit was
Thanks dear. Did get the code to work earlier in the
day.
Trevor
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--- Philip Tellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to have serialize and deserialize functions
for your struct
that convert it into a byte stream and back.
[snip]
Yep, agree with you on that. Do you have any sample
code that i can look at or some URL that i can read up
on. Alas...what
--- Philip Tellis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Read the libyahoo2 sources. You can copy the
serialisation and
deserialisation portions if your code is GPLed.
[snip]
Thanks Philip.
Trevor
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Morning Fellas,
Need some pointers from you folks. Am stuck with a
simple issue.
On the server i have a struct defined as:
struct sendbuff {
int count;
char toprint[1];
};
My objective is to pack this buffer across the n/w
and recv it on the client. count is a simple counter
Couple of things dear,
su - and pls post the o/p of:
bash# ifconfig
bash# route -n
You would also like to readup at www.linuxdoc.org
which is an amazing library documenting howto's on
most of the technical issues you will have to deal
with on GnuLinux.
Thanks and take care.
Trevor
--- Anand M R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FSF,GPL,FLOSS with people and i'm usually at a loss
of words (due to
my lack of knowledge in this area).
[snip]
Did you google.
http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=enhs=YQLclient=firefox-arls=org.mozilla:en-US:officialq=floss+business+modelspell=1
--- Arun K. Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a) Is there any heating problem with AMD ?
No, I have been running AMD64 3000+ (socket 754) on
MSI K8NeoT mobo for
over a year. Keep your case well ventilated and use
a couple of fans.
[snip]
Am running an MSI mobo with an older AMD Athlon
Afternoon Dear,
--- Dinesh Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kind of hybrid approach where you look at the
strengths and weaknesses
of both TCP and UDP and develop something called TTP
(Trevor Transport
Protocol!).
[snip]
Dinesh dear,
As of now we are only progressing on the path
Evening Dear,
Am quite confused. Why is it that not more than one
m/c can connect to the internet???. Is it that the
wireless router allows not more than one connection
simultaenously. As for requiring for automatic
authentication with the gateway you will need the
router to support
Morning Sir,
--- Devdas Bhagat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Those who do not understand TCP...
[snip]
Thanks Devdas for having enlightened us.
If you need reliability, use TCP.
If you need performance, and can sacrifice
reliability, use UDP.
If you want both, buy more bandwidth, and
--- Devdas Bhagat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologise if I appeared rude, there was no
intention to be.
The rules above are common protocol design rules,
and should be
followed.
[snip]
Devdas, do remember at times it would be worth
building the reliability for UDP since research shows
Evening Fellas,
Am wondering if there are any
educational/non-profitable institutions who would
require the services of someone who knows something
about FLOSS. This is on a voluntary basis.
Do ctc me offline pls.
Trevor
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--- Kenneth Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 25 Aug 2005 3:38 pm, Trevor Warren
wrote:
have been
volunteering my services for years - but no takers
so far. Vested
interests have been too powerful
[snip]
:D. Very sweetly said. You did whatever you did in
good intentions
--- Devdas Bhagat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And why would _your_ reliability implementation not
face the same
issues?
[snip]
It will and who says not. After at times not
thinking in the stereotype approach helps..:D
Actually, it depends on the requirement.
Implementation is a detail.
FYI.
http://opensuse.org/index.php/Welcome_to_openSUSE.org
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--- chirag radhakrishnan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a rule of thumb UDP is better for reliable
networks and TCP for unreliable ones. Generally LAN
are reliable and WANs are unreliable(actually
reliability depends on what your backbone is ).
[snip]
Would just like to know as to whats the
Hello there,
--- Chandrashekhar Mullaparthi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
packets. The point to
note is (and you probably know this) that the choice
of transport
shouldn't be based on the raw speed you can achieve
but the
requirements your application has.
[snip]
My requirements are
Morning Dear,
--- Chandrashekhar Mullaparthi You mean like eat
your cake and have it too :-) Like
someone else
pointed out, UDP is quite safe to use on LANs these
days. We rarely
ever see UDP packets being discarded on a LAN these
days. But if you
use UDP, you still need some
JTD,
Cmoonwhy are you so tough on pple. Let them make
mistakes dear. So what even if he asks for pple with
16years in php???. Its his requirements. If its met or
not thro this advt is another question.
Am not trying to police noone. But i think this
place needs to chill out and let ppe
Morning Dear,
You will need to setup and NGO capable of imparting
training to National Informatics Centre nationwide if
you would like to instill some confidence in them
enabling them to develop apps on FLOSS.
Till then...lets not keep criticising and look at
the upsides of it all.
FYI.
Its time for the geeks to get back to the discussion
table.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1847826,00.asp
Trevor
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http://openi.sourceforge.net/
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This is for those still on the path to comeplete
nirvana.:D. When you need to play around with some
good old bash at your cmd. Cygwin on MS is a good
bet. Been there for a long time and worth a post.
http://software.newsforge.com/software/05/08/02/1929239.shtml?tid=79tid=130tid=11tid=2tid=10
Morning Fellas,
Was browsing through businessworld.com and found a
very old slideshow on the development aspects of
OpenSource/FreeSoftware. Wonderfully done with decent
illustrations and above a very useful link that can be
integrated into your FLOSS marketing campaign.
Morning Anand,
Most decisions taken by beaureaucrats at the higher
position in the govnmt are without a perspective on
FLOSS. Just like if we asked you to deal with the same
issue you would pretty much biased towards making
choices on the FLOSS front.
What drives such MOU's anand dear is
--- Rajesh Rajani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Trevor,
Look at the projects and the store.
http://www.mini-itx.com/
[snip]
Thanks Rajesh, interesting stuff.
Trevor
Apologies if this link has already been posted.
Regards,
Rajesh
Fellas,
For all those who would like to procure the Via-ITX
based boards...read on.
Priya seems to be the only one in bombay who stocks
them. Ctc Sunil at 56663100 and get your ITX-Board and
Cabinet from them.
Trevor
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--- nadarajan poniah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you actual reason was because you wanted to learn
how to build a
Linux embedded system, maybe yes. But even then, you
would be better
off getting a real embedded board with a MIPS or ARM
cpu like
something from ncoretech, beta comptronics
--- Dinesh Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey people,
My friend wants to buy a Linux friendly motherboard.
The dealer is
giving him the following options:
1. MSI RS480M2 for AMD64 2800+
[snip]
Go for the MSI-AMD combo. Am using it for the last
2+ years with my AMD Athlon and never
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.plutohome.org/
[snip]
Fundu stuff JTD. Let me know about any other
projects on the lines of pluto.
Thanks and take care.
Trevor
rgds
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Morning Fellas,
With inputs from the gurus on this ml and from
Sherlock, i have decided to make use of the Via-ITX
board for the MP3 player on which i will connect a
64MB IDE Flash for the Shrinked Operating System and
an LCD Display along with a Remote via the
serial/Paralell connectors.
--- Mukund Deshmukh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
VIA makes ITX mini board, which is as good as
regular mobo but small in
size.
It also has 5.1 Dolby sound output , hardware MPEG4
and much more.
[snip]
Do you know of a vendor in bombay where we can
procure the same???. Any ctc nos.
--- Dinesh Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
running WinXP SP2. It had 256MB Shared DDR RAM and I
think it had the ASUS
A7V400 MX mobo. The performance was very good.
[snip]
Tried gnu/linux on it???.
Trevor
Regards,
Dinesh.
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--- Mukund Deshmukh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://www.via.com.tw/en/initiatives/spearhead/mini-itx/
Warm Regards,
[snip]
Thanks a million for the link mukunji.
Trevor
Mukund Deshmukh,
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U can load uclinux on some models.
http://www.ipodlinux.org/
Or buy some taiwnese clones at about 7k.
But u still cant beat the combo in my previous mail.
[snip]
Agree with you on this JTD.
Trevor
rgds
jtd
--- Dinesh Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fits well within Rs.1 ;) Though its an overkill
for an MP3
player...
[snip]
Yep, but hows the Sempron over all. Any issues with
the Sempron?.
Trevor
Regards
--
Dinesh A. Joshi
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Better still, for the people that work with
logic-levels and electronics,
here's a neat project that uses the STA013 chip from
ST Microelectronics...
http://www.pjrc.com/tech/mp3/sta013.html
[snip]
Thanks for the wonderful link dear. The cost of
FYI fellas.
http://news.com.com/Rating+system+to+evaluate+open-source+software/2100-7344_3-5813206.html?tag=st_lh
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--- Ninad Bapat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The P1 Pc is detecting it as Primary master and
Primary slave.
Even FC3 recognises it as hdb.
[snip]
Thats great for a start.
My problems
1.I do not remember what filesystem I have created
on D2 although FC3 shows
some partitions. I am unable
--- vaibhav samant [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Why go pounds ???
Apna desi Simputer costs only about 10K, and has an
inbuilt MP3 player.
Unless ur idea is to learn making ur own MP3
player
[snip]
For the price of a simputer i would be able to
purchase a complete headless x86 box based
FYI.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4718719.stm
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Afternoon Guys,
Have been trying to find someone who can help me
bridge a solution for me wireless needs. At home we
have a x86 box with gnu-linux on it and am planning to
have a combo card fitted on it. The Co-Ax for the
cable TV will terminate on it. From here i will want
to transmit these
Thanks for writing in dear.
--- Rony Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your requirement is hardware related. You will have
to split your rf
signal to satisfy both inputs.
[snip]
This is achieveable. And obtaining an Active RF
splitter should be possible from the open market
right??.
There
Evening Fellas,
Am looking to build an MP3 player based on
Gnu-/linux. This would be based essentially on one of
the embedded processor architectures either the MIPS
or the x86.
The whole issue is as follows, i have a 25x25rms
amplifier at my residence and would like to have an
mp3
Morning Dear,
--- Rony Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can manage without a remote, how about a
512MB
or 1 GB pen drive with mp3 headphone output? Connect
that to your 25x25 amp. Is it one of those Phillips
amp circuits? No need for any comp. to be on.
[snip]
There is a huge
--- Rony Bill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can scout around in Lamington Road and one of
the
old and reasonable priced shops for Cable and
Satellite Equipments is Channel Master in Proctor
Road
cross lane. He is an ideal shop for genuine DTH
equipment too.
[snip]
Thanks a million dear.
Morning Dear,
--- Shakthi Kannan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure if it will meet your requirements, but, you
can check out LART, worth 230 UK pounds:
[snip]
Thanks for the link dear. Have looked at lart earlier
but these are really expensive to obtain here in india
and we might just find
--- Nikhil Marathe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a quite simple and basic idea i had today.
Some of you may have
noticed that when oss developers are releasing it
they have to put in a lot
of time to design a proper website for it. So if we
could have a bunch of
[snip]
Nice idea
Fellas,
The list guidelines seem fine. I very strongly feel
it should encompass acceptance of FLOSS related
dicussions too.
You will agree with me that we have long outgrown
just being a *only* gnu-linux mailing list. This seems
to be a very important aspect left out. Over all job
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact i have stopped talking price with customers
(i collect
the M$ tax u see) and focus on a zillion other
things which shreds
everything that billy baba and 2000xp chors can
throw.
[snip]
No worries JTD, as long as we have IIM babus running
commercial
:D. Such FUD is part of its campaign to counter the
FLOSS attack. Geez, this coming a month after i have
seen an enterprise with 500+ MS machine bite the dust
due to virus attacks for patches released mmonths ago.
The management folks and analysts who come up with
such reports forget that its
--- Devdas Bhagat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
May I suggest a RAID 10 setup with 15000 RPM SCSI
disks instead?
Alternatively, ask Sourcefire for what hardware they
would recommend
with Snort.
If you have ooldes of old machines lying around,
Distributed FileSystems might help..:D.
Trevor
--- Venkatesh Hariharan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, it requires a
special kind of personality to build a community
around open source
software and the ability to collaborate and inspire
trust in others is
essential. That's why Linux is where it is.
[snip]
Yep, But with Free
--- Dinesh J Dalvi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
google.com, real.com etc. and some site are working
fine. I have not installed firewall.
Pls. help me to sort out this problem.
[snip]
Can you pls do a nslookup
sites_which_you_cant_reach and let us know what you
see.
Thanks and take care.
You should have a look at www.opensta.org. Open
Performance testing tools. What are you looking at
testing?.
Trevor
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Evening Dear,
Probably you would like to look at www.freshmeat.net
and www.sourceforge.net which hosts most of the top
opensource/free software projects.
Take your time and your pick too.
Trevor
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--- Kenneth Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
keep it on list - i for one am enjoying it
[snip]
No offence meant. But just cause we do not see eye
to eye on an issue however frivilous it may be we
choose to take it offline.
In days when as a group we learnt.we did toy
around with
Fyi luggers
Trevor
Requirements
Job Title:OS Support and Maintenance
Engineer
Job Category: Software Development Testing
Payscale Group: STA
Business Group: Enterprise Communications Group
(ECG)
City (Non-US): India - Pune
Country:India
FYI luggers.
Trevor
Company :KANBAY
Position : UNIX
ADMINISTRATORS
Skills: 3yrs to
6yrs experience as a UNIX administrator with exp. in
UNIX Shell
thinking of it. But
I wanted to be doubly
sure that whatever I load into it runs for sure.
Richard
[snip]
If you one of the techy types ready to apt get
get_my_freaking_package then debian is for you else
for eye-candy stick to rhel/suse.
You may also try out FreeBSD/Solaris 10 which
Morning Luggers,
Anyone has some good reading/presentation material
on:
Software for building and using clusters
* High Performance Computing Software
(Beowulf/Scyld, OSCAR, OpenMosix...), including
special mention of specific groups of projects such as
Single System Image systems
We having a distro shootout or what?. Anyways, the
most imp like Dr. Shahrukh also mentioned is to be
aware of the boot loader config.
Keep one main gnu-linux partition as bootable, do
not re-write the mbr for any other distro you install.
Copy the kernels from all your new installs to the
Get yourself some super fast storage with Squid.
Content Filtering for a large set of users can send
your caching for a toss. How many users are you doing
filtering usnig the squid filters.
I once had a nightmare with my 500+ users and a
caching-content filtering setup. Have given up on
The same process applies to freesoftware. Free
software companies rely on lowering the entry
barrier - ideally no barrier. Closed software
companies must affix a price to their product this
cost is a balance
between an entry barrier and profitability. The
entry of free software
has
What did you run on this baby?. What were the
applications one used those days.
Trevor
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FYI folks.
Trevor
--- Youhan Mubaraki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Date: Sat, 21 May 2005 16:03:14 -0700
From: Youhan Mubaraki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: Youhan Mubaraki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Mazda Technologies, A leading GNU/Linux
Systems house is expanding,
FYI luggers.
http://hardware.newsforge.com/hardware/05/05/17/1528245.shtml?tid=68tid=59
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Morning Luggers,
Does someone have the The Code and Revolution
OS movie cds. I have lent my The Code movie to a
great pal and never got them back.
Me offers 2 blanks and a coffee for anyone who can
lend me the same pls.
Take care and have a great day all.
Trevor
Morning Guys/Gals,
Any idea about the CISA/CISSP exams and where i can
lay me hands on some cisa/cissp study material.
Thanks and take care.
Trevor
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Shanti bhuva...!!!. The despicable person in me
decided to take a long hike and stop yapping crap.:D.
Trevor
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Whatever can be done to reduce the cost of affordable
computing be it Free Software / Open Source / Closed
Softwaremarket forces will see its adoption.
Trevor
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FYI.
http://news.com.com/AMD+debuts+low-cost+Net+device/2100-1042_3-5430689.html?tag=nl
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Morning Sneh,
There isn't anyway you can perform blocking of hosts
by using host.allow/deny since they are only to be
used with applications compiled with/configured with
support for tcp_wrappers. Read the xinetd/inetd docs
for more info.
As amish suggests your options are to look at
Saswata,
Toshiba-IBM-Acer could be good options to look at. I
can vouch for the in-capability and unprofessionalism
at Zenith to be able to cater to customer problems.
As for Zenith, he just gets the whole laptop in a
CKD form from Taiwan to his plant in goa, gets out the
screw drivers and
Hello JTD,
With IBM jettisioning it's PC division things don't
look too good for other manufacturers too but luckily
as i hear laptops are a different story. Let me
forewarn you that i am not in anyway an advocate for
classy brands but in this case it pays to safe than be
sorry.
IBM and Dell
you cut the hype
and present the facts pls.
Trevor
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 11 December 2004 08:24, Trevor Warren
wrote:
Hello JTD,
With IBM jettisioning it's PC division things
don't
look too good for other manufacturers too but
luckily
That should free
Hello Komal,
As Indians we are ill-aware of our rights and get
taken for a ride time and again by those who hand us
down shoddy deals.
Towards availaing any kind of support i should
request you to check what is it that you would like
the vendor to provide for the $$$ you are ready to pay
Morning Guys/Gals,
Me has an urgent need of advice from your end.
Hoping for some pointers.
For one of TCS's client we have configured Nagios
and a host of other GPL'ed applns top aid him in
Network Monitoring as part of a very large project.
This last problem has me stumped.
In my
--- Devdas Bhagat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hyperthreading. Two cores on a single die.
[snip]
Very true.
Also, the older kernels used to have not so efficient
queue management with respect to Hyper threaded cpu's.
Atleast, that was what i learned. Only in the later
(2.4x and 2.6x)kernels has
Fellas,
The drinks are on me...tell me the place where we
can catch up. We can have a glug-beer meet. All beers
on the house but the place will have to be someone
elses...:D
Trevor
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Off to Goa (Bagga) today ;-). recommend a place
where i can pick up one?
[snip]
Wines are best if picked up from Margaon market. Do
not buy any fancy vines from Chateau Indage. The
following is what i strongly recommend:
White Wine : Granjo(Vinicola)
Sparkling
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They mostly use a package called tiramisu which
works with fat and ntfs, afaik that is the boundary
of their universe. at least one of the guys in
andheri doing recovery jobs never heard of ext2.
[snip]
I will check out the refridgeration part. Can you
lemme
Thanks for writing in Erle,
I did get the HDD and connected it to my machine. It
seems like the HDD has bad sectors. Now, even a fdisk
-l refuses to work with innumerable io errors.
Will have to bury the poor one. Am trying to recover
the data on it. Any ideas???. It has am ext3
Philip,
Nice link there. Am trying to figure out how to go
about..since the disk seems to have bad sectors.
Even a fdisk -l gives io errors.
You think this can work out???. Also, i do not have
an extra disk and this partition is a 35GB one.
Sheesh.how worse can it get.
Trevor
Great idea,
But how do we help ya.
Trevor
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Hello Komal,
If it's a SCSI tape device try the following to
create and archive:
on Gnu-Linux -- tar -cvf /dev/st0 /path/to/dir
on AIX -- tar -cvf /dev/rmt0 /path/to/dir
man tar for more info.
HTH
Trevor
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--- Animesh Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fdisk -l only reads the gemotery information of the
disk ( Which is not placed on the sector ( for data
information ).
[snip]
Luckily no HBA or SCSI controller. Its IDE. dmesg
screams io error. And fdisk -l doesn't work but throws
up io errors.
--- Vinayak Hegde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 21:04:40 +0530 (IST), Philip
Tellis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sometime Today, Trevor Warren assembled some
asciibets to say:
Luckily no HBA or SCSI controller. Its IDE.
dmesg screams io error.
And fdisk -l doesn't
Philip/Vin,
There is also Granjo, a fine white wine i picked up
from goa last week. You think its presence will chill
up the disks and cough up some life into it..:D.
Trevor
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Are you sure about this one??
[snip]
My old godrej(Purchased when my parents were married,
is about 30years old) refridgerator has had its own
share of stuffed junk food.
A samsung 40GB HDD with bad sectorsit
wouldn't have expected this tho..:D.
Morning Asit,
Good to have this info from you. Can you please run a
sniffer(snort) on your n/w and let us know if you see
anything else suspicious.
Also, check for any later versions of SSH available
and pls upgrade the same to prevent maliciouc code
being executed and privelege entry gained.
Morning Kumar,
In such a situation there isn't much that one can do
anyways. If physical access to the appropriate
hardware in question can't be secure intrusion will
always be a possibility.
What is someone walked in with one of the numerous
bootcd's(Knoppix) and booted through it edited
Morning guys/gals,
Am in bit of a soup here. I have an ext3 disk at a
clients place of which one of the partitions has gone
kaput.
Essentially they are as follows:
hdb1 : /boot
hdb2 : /
hdb3 : Swap
/boot is mountable while / isn't. I have used the
knoppix rescue cd and have tried
Best thingy,
To stay happy, Stay away from all such crappy PR
events meant to fatten their images. Calling their
VP's and CEO's to give long pep talks meant to create
mind share with customer such that they allow for
bigger holes to be blown in their own pockets.
After all these suckers
dearly.
[snip]
To forgive is divine and to err is human. But yes,
this sure speaks of RH's attitude which has always
been so. After all they don't care too hoots for
FSF-OS as long as they can fatten thier bottom lines.
And that for a fact.
Trevor
Regards
saswata
Trevor Warren [EMAIL
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some observations for the deeply hurt, newbies etc.
But then i suppose it's just me not being a zombie.
[snip]
Once in a while the great one wakes up from his
slumber to pronounce his judgement.
When do we get to see you o great one.
Trevor
jtd
Afternoon Sarika,
Am forwarding the same and hope it will benefit
someone.
PN: Pls don't reply to this emails. Take all
conversations offline please.
Trevor
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just read an item about Mandrake 10 for AMD. Now is
the OS specially
written for intel and AMD processors?
[snip]
They can have a different version for AMD 64bit. Not
too sure if
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