Re: [LUAU] Who runs this list?

they should be able to subscrive here - http://lists.freesoftwarehawaii.org/listinfo.cgi/luau-freesoftwarehawaii.org On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 3:59 PM, Brian Chee wrote: > I would like to add some folks...who runs this list? Or can anyone just > send a subscription request? > >

Re: [LUAU] Seeking On-Island Consultant

Aloha all, For my small part I would be very interested in meetings held on the leeward side of the island. Dealing with the drive time issues of getting into and out of town from Ewa Beach were always way too much for me... Jack My office is in Halawa Valley and our conference room

Re: [LUAU] HDMI splitter loan?

I have a 1 input, 2 output you could use. -Matt 356- On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 7:46 PM, Brian Chee c...@hawaii.edu wrote: Anyone got an HDMI splitter that I could borrow for a few days? I need a 1input4output unit. Brian chee ___

Re: [LUAU] A better flavor of Asterisk and a great little box

On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:19 AM, Jeff Mings je...@lava.net wrote: Hi All! Faced with a sudden need to implement PBX alternatives for a few clients with 5 or 6 locations, FreePBX is the way to go. Jeff, Be sure to check out Elastix, http://www.elastix.org/. Like 'PBX in a flash' it

[LUAU] Contact for HIX

Aloha, We are having some serious issues with the router at 205.166.205.196 It is not passing traffic to our subnetthis is affecting road runner Haw Tel connections.  Our IP's are reachable from places like ping.eu Does anyone have a contact number for someone at HIX?  I have sent emails

Re: [LUAU] Contact for HIX

On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Vince Hoang vi...@litrium.com wrote: Any luck? Whois reports this contact: OrgTechHandle: ZU32-ARIN OrgTechName:   University of Hawaii OrgTechPhone:  +1-808-521-2879 OrgTechEmail:  netcont...@hawaii.edu OrgTechRef:    

Re: [LUAU] How long should it take to put a system together?

I'd say 2 hours, 2.5 with OS installation for Linux, 3 for Windows. I would give a bit more time for the software install. You don't have to be there the whole time but it takes a while for 'yum update' or windows update to run. You can walk away but need to keep looking at it to click OK

Re: [LUAU] Open Source PIzza - Tonight! - Python 3000, Pycon 2008 and Django

Michael, I am sorry I was unable to attend your presentation, I am sure it was fantastic. Could you please post your slide deck somewhere; I would love to take a look. Aloha, Matt On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Michael Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'll also be giving away some nice swag

Re: [LUAU] CD's Anyone?

On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 6:34 AM, Peter Besenbruch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thursday 14 February 2008 15:54:54 Matt Darnell wrote: I was looking through some of them and the oldest one I saw was an AOL 5.0CD. Does it run under Wine? I will try it out today. I have a feeling the issue

[LUAU] CD's Anyone?

I have about 1,500 CD's I am about to throw out. I was planning to do something really cool with them: http://www.instructables.com/files/deriv/F1T/V2WK/ZBCES9J5OUD/F1TV2WKZBCES9J5OUD.MEDIUM.jpg http://photocreations.ca/cd_lamp/cd_lamp.jpg

Re: [LUAU] PFOSSCON 2007

Please register now and join us on January 20, 2007 from 10-5. I recommend you post an agenda or schedule of events as not everyone can devote a full 7 hours on a weekend. I agree, an agenda would be very good. -Matt ___ LUAU@lists.hosef.org

Re: [LUAU] HDs for mirrors.hosef.org

On 12/20/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: $169.99 X 4 = $679.96 for HDs $324.99 for 3Ware RAID $1004.95 grand total $807.95 - (4) IDE HDs $197 more for SATA drives Bottom like for 4 people, the cost would be $250. I'm fine with paying this share. I'm down for $251.25.

Re: [LUAU] s/hosef.ics.hawaii.edu/mirrors.hosef.org/g

The ISOs for various releases have squeezed out most of the updates, so Julian is correct, only updates for the Debian and SuSE repositories are available. As the ISOs get larger, the SuSE repository will drop, and finally Debian. Vince, I am looking at a couple of 100+ GB IDE hard drives.

Re: [LUAU] s/hosef.ics.hawaii.edu/mirrors.hosef.org/g

On 12/16/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: OK Matt, you donate a 500GB drive and I'll match it. Lets co- ordinate so we buy a matched pair (same geometry, speed, etc.) Donehow about this http://dealspl.us/deal.php?dealid=14802 -Matt

Re: [LUAU] for your next mythtv build...

On 8/28/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: http://www.lixsystems.net/lix/product_files/LX8100-AM2BB-A8NVN/Lx8100- AM2BB-A8NVN.htm or skip the build day: http://www.linuxtechtoys.com/ltt/ product_info.php/cPath/24_27/products_id/237 That looks like a really neat system. I don't know

Re: [LUAU] Community Asterisk Build.....Finally!

We will wait until Friday AM to see if we want to cancel try something else. We were thinking of a router/firewall box next. Something like this: http://www.ex-parrot.com/%7Epete/upside-down-ternet.html would be cool! Due to lack of interest we will be forced to cancel the Asterisk PBX build

Re: [LUAU] Community Asterisk Build.....Finally!

On 8/24/06, Ronald L Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt, CCing the list on this as well. Sorry to hear that no one else has expressed interest openly. I am surprised, seemed like there was a lot of interest after the mythTV build. I'm still game to attend and bring whatever networking

Re: [LUAU] Community Asterisk Build.....Finally!

Do the Linksys SPA-3102 units run SER or Asterisk? (Or can they be hacked to do so?) Or is this just a really fancy TA? Jim I don't know what they run internally. I doubt it is Asterisk, they have been around so long, I would think they wrote their own SIP stack. Don't know if they even

[LUAU] Community Asterisk Build.....Finally!

Aloha, It has been a while, but we finally got the Asterisk build scheduled for Friday, August 25th @ 5PM. Don Manigerelli was able to secure the confernece room for the Davies Pacific Building. It is a HUGE room w/ a 10Mb internet connection lots of tables and chairs. Please reply to this

Re: [LUAU] Community Asterisk Build.....Finally!

On 8/10/06, Ronald L Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm interested! It'll be nice to have a local Asterisk community, perhaps we can share resources as well as knowledge. Ron, Hope you can make it! We would like to do things like this once every two months or so. Anyone know how to get

[LUAU] Toronto high school expels Linux lab

http://www.itbusiness.ca/it/client/en/home/News.asp?id=39987 A computer science facility that had been running without a hitch for years is shut down as a Microsoft system is set up across the board Whatever Toronto

Re: [LUAU] the backlash against Apple has started, enabled by Ubuntu (*)

On 6/29/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Jun 29, 2006, at 1:15 PM, Matt Darnell wrote: On 6/29/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sure was fun to see linux probe and enable 32 CPUs (8 threads x 4 cores). How did that run? Like a raped ape. 'make -j' flies. I guess

Re: [LUAU] the backlash against Apple has started, enabled by Ubuntu (*)

On 6/29/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sure was fun to see linux probe and enable 32 CPUs (8 threads x 4 cores). How did that run? Are there any applicaitons you found that could make use of '32' processors? You can't get blood from a rock, but it seems like if a bunch of apps

Re: [LUAU] the backlash against Apple has started, enabled by Ubuntu (*)

On 6/29/06, Matt Darnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 6/29/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sure was fun to see linux probe and enable 32 CPUs (8 threads x 4 cores). How did that run? Are there any applicaitons you found that could make use of '32' processors? You can't get blood

[LUAU] Open Source Could Learn from Capitalism

From Slashdot: ukhackster writes to tell us that Sun's Simon Phipps challenged many open source ideals at a recent open source conference in London. Urging the open source community to look to the lessons of capitalism, Phipps called for volunteerism to be replaced with directed self-interest

Re: [LUAU] Microsoft's Open Source web site

On 4/7/06, Peter Besenbruch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: It looks legit. Here is an example post: Dear Microsoft: Are you saying that the poster thinks Microsoft has a credibility problem? ;) I would never insinuate something like that.I don't even know

[LUAU] Microsoft's Open Source web site

It looks legit. Here is an example post: Dear Microsoft: Before investigating Linux, would you guys please do the following so we can testify of your good faith? * Opening the Excel and Word binary formats * Adapting the Open Document Format for Microsoft Word * Fixing the Web Folders to

[LUAU] Need help advertising some IP addresses

Aloha, I am willing to pay someone to advertise some IP addresses for me. It will be for a period of 2 weeks. We can even do the BGP programming if you do not know how. You need to have a T1 to greater (no RR, DSL, etc) Please let me know if you are interested. Aloha, Matt

Re: [LUAU] more participation

On 3/24/06, Dave Burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ..is anyone still up for the Asterisk build this weekend? I missed the announcement, and it's not on the HOSEF calendar. What/where/who/when? Ah, now I found it, subject line was about MYTHTV, I had skipped it. I just got a copy of

Re: [LUAU] more participation

On 2/28/06, Brian Chee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: given enough time to plan and if I'm not on travel...I'd be happy to host sessions at ANCL, especially if you folks want a network lab environment. Right now it's in a shambles after moving and it will take a while to get organizedbut I

Re: [LUAU] Myth TV Thanks!

Maddog, Glad you could make it! I think everyone had a good time (last guy just left)we need to find a venue with more power outlets and space! I don't want to know what my power bill is going to be! I thought interesting that no one knows why LUAU got rolled into HOSEF. Their goals are so

[LUAU] Myth TV Thanks!

Maddog, Glad you could make it! I think everyone had a good time (last guy just left)we need to find a venue with more power outlets and space! I don't want to know what my power bill is going to be! I thought interesting that no one knows why LUAU got rolled into HOSEF. Their goals are so

Re: [LUAU] Myth TV Thanks!

On 2/26/06, Julian Yap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Sun, 2006-02-26 at 00:24 -1000, Matt Darnell wrote: I thought interesting that no one knows why LUAU got rolled into HOSEF. Their goals are so different. Matt, I'm relatively new around here so I'm wondering what you mean

Re: [LUAU] Myth TV Thanks!

I'm relatively new around here so I'm wondering what you mean by this? - Julian Found this.. Hawaii Linux Users AnonymoUs (LUAU)LUAU is a Linux users group on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. Our charter is to bring the advantages of Linux, aswell as it's cost effectiveness, to Oahu

[LUAU] mythtv update

Aloha, The brats are ready, the steak is marinating beers are chilling! I will have 2 LCD panels, keyboards and mice (never know if it is mice or mouses) with a switch box to the TV to allow multiple people to test. Don, please bring one of the PC's from your attic, we can rip one of the

Re: [LUAU] Pics and news about the mythtv build

, Edward Matt Darnell wrote: Ed, Trying to get a head count for tomorrow.we will be cooking some bratwurst. Let me know if you think you can make it. -M On 2/21/06, Edward Haddock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: You can view some of the pics here - http

Re: [LUAU] Pics and news about the mythtv build

On 2/22/06, Jon Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: The two things that did not work were the remote control and viewing the GUI on the TV. We think that the TV out was at a resolution the TV could not handle. I will be posting to the mythtv list to try to get some

Re: [LUAU] Pics and news about the mythtv build

Hope you will be able to make it! I will send you my address off-list. -Matt On 2/21/06, Edward Haddock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: You can view some of the pics here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ Not sure why the pics came out so blurry, we hadn't had

[LUAU] Pics and news about the mythtv build

You can view some of the pics here - http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ Not sure why the pics came out so blurry, we hadn't had that much to drink..not yet at yet. Needles to say everyone had a blast...as soon as we diecided that Wrath of Kahn was by far the best Star Trek movie -

[LUAU] MythTV update Poker anyone?

Aloha, As I am slaving away at the office today, I decided to take a break give a quick update and see if there are any poker players out there (all work and no play makes.) I have purchased and received all my parts for the mythTV box. Here is what I have: CPU: AMD 64 |3000+ ATHLON 64 RT

[LUAU] Re: MythTV update Poker anyone?

On 2/11/06, Matt Darnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Aloha, As I am slaving away at the office today, I decided to take a break give a quick update and see if there are any poker players out there (all work and no play makes.) I have purchased and received all my parts for the mythTV box

Re: [LUAU] Clearing the Vault

On 2/3/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We have a vault full of computers that you may be interested in helping us put to use. The vault is leased by CompUSA, and it is full of the remnants from when Computers for Kids partnered with CompUSA to store computers. Whatever we

Re: [LUAU] Re: Putting the UG back in LUG

On 2/2/06, Maddog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'd be up for that Matt! I might not be able to make it a 4:00 but 5:00 would work for me as Saturdays are pretty tied up with the kids. 5:00 would be no problemthe fun will just be getting started The Exchange replacement sounds

Re: [LUAU] Re: Putting the UG back in LUG

On 2/2/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Maddog wrote: I'd be up for that Matt! I might not be able to make it a 4:00 but 5:00 would work for me as Saturdays are pretty tied up with the kids. The Exchange replacement sounds particularly interesting. I'd love to see something

Re: [LUAU] Re: Putting the UG back in LUG

On 2/2/06, Eric Hattemer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: On 2/2/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Maddog wrote: Mythtv sounds like a winner too! I'm not in Hawaii anymore, but let me know if you get stuck with this. I have had a mythtv box setup for over

Re: [LUAU] Putting the UG back in LUG

On 2/2/06, Michael Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Awesome Matt. Count me in. Cool! I'll see if I can frankenstein something together so I can build along. That would be greatbetter chance of success. People can bring beer - I have lots of Vodka, Rum, Tequila. If

Re: [LUAU] Putting the UG back in LUG

On 2/2/06, Scott Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Aloha, Matt Darnell wrote: Putting out a call for for any Luau folks who want to build some projects I have in mind...and any projects you have in mind! What a gracious offering and a cool idea. Count me in!! :) Mahalo, Scott

[LUAU] Attention all gamers......

I was at the Ala Moana CompUSA and they had a bunch of xbox 360's. The guy told me they were going fast. -Matt

Re: [LUAU] Is Google going to create its own Linux distro?

On 2/1/06, Jim Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Perhaps someone with a graphics touch will skin Kuokoa so that it looks as nice (or better). One of the coolest signatures I have ever seen (it got me thinking about buying a mac) was 'OSX is proof that is easier to make Linux pretty than

Re: [LUAU] Re: Goobuntu Linux

On 2/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ask yourself, what's their market for YALD? Geeks? None of us would tolerate such an invasion of privacy. N00bs? They try Linux if a Geek helps them. The efforts of Xandros and Linspire are just a drop in the bucket. Corporate customers?

Re: [LUAU] Re: Goobuntu Linux

Try this one http://elgoog.rb-hosting.de/index.cgi It beat the Chinese filtering. this gets my vote for best use of functions you wrote in CS 101. This is the best googleever http://sites.gizoogle.com/index2.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fslashdot.org%2F -M

[LUAU] Putting the UG back in LUG

Aloha, Putting out a call for for any Luau folks who want to build some projects I have in mind...and any projects you have in mind! The first project is building a mythtv box. Mythtv is an open source Tivo - http://www.mythtv.org/ If we get some hardcore folks we can try to build it from

[LUAU] Is Google going to create its own Linux distro?

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/31/google_goes_desktop_linux/ Everything Google has touched, turned to gold, except the videothat sucks -Matt

Re: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

Jim, Guess what? The HCC is *cheap*. They want a small percentage of the gate for us. *C*H*E*A*P*, and its a nice venue to boot. What about the WIFI situation would have made your blood boil? I'm curious. I thought I heard that they would sell an Internet connection for a large sum and

Re: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

On 1/29/06, Julian Yap [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: C. Hell, if you weren't there to listen to Andre Hill, CHIEF TECHNICAL OFFICER of Novell, answer questions in depth for over an hour about the direction and strategy of one of the largest global companies supporting Open Source then that's your

Re: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: A little late but here are my answers Am I going - No I find your response most interesting and obviously a little late to be helpful. Ironically, you made no such comments after our first year, when, let's

Fwd: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

I thought I heard that they would sell an Internet connection for a large sum and would not let you NAT it (not that they could stop you) so people were trying to pick up WiFi from across the street. We set up a brilliant station with Jim's gear from Netgate. Sorry you missed it and

Re: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Novell *has* migrated their own stuff. They address this subject well. Rana Dutt definitely could have taught you a few things about big time VOIP deployments. I fear, Matt, you are determined to stick to your opinion in spite of the

Re: [LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Matt Darnell wrote: On 1/29/06, R. Scott Belford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Novell *has* migrated their own stuff. They address this subject well. Rana Dutt definitely could have taught you a few things about big time VOIP

[LUAU] Am I going to TPOSSCON - If not why?

A little late but here are my answers Am I going - No Why? - None of the topics were of much interest to me. They all had a very academic feel to them...not practical. The price was fine, like me, most of us here, I tip more that in a month. What would cause me to attend TCON-07? - I

[LUAU] For the Python folks

Looks like a great tutorial reference. http://www.poromenos.org/tutorials/python -M

[LUAU] Help needed with a c program

Aloha, I am looking for sample c code that connects to a URL. I tried to cobble something together but it isn't working out too well. All it needs to do is connect to a url like https://www.example.com/sample?option1=matt%option2=darnell%option3=please_help The web server will do he rest

Re: [LUAU] How do you delete over 500,000 files in a directory

On 11/3/05, Hawaii Linux Institute [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Eric Hattemer wrote: Ok, I wonder if I'm the only one who immediately read this as what I thought it should have been, then didn't get the criticism. The typo should have read for i in m*; do rm $i; done; -Eric Hattemer

[LUAU] How do you delete over 500,000 files in a directory

Aloha, We have a box with over 500,000 files in a direcotry. If I try 'rm m*' I get an error, something like 'too many arguments' I think someone else in this situation had a method of switching to another shell, bash is default. All the files start with mgetty. I would like to prserve the

[LUAU] You know this world famous hacker?

http://www.bethephonecompany.com/documents/itexpo_la/DSC00495.JPG He was a phone hacker.You need to have been around in telephony for a little while. Aloha, Matt

[LUAU] Load Average Question

Aloha, After goggling (sp?) load average I was surprised at how controversial it is. It also make we wonder about the CPU % we get from Micro$oft. Anyway.If I have a server with a normal load average of ~ 0.20 I load up an SMP kernel with an additional processor, should the load average

Re: [LUAU] Load Average Question

Aloha, After goggling (sp?) load average I was surprised at how controversial it is. It also make we wonder about the CPU % we get from Micro$oft. Anyway.If I have a server with a normal load average of ~ 0.20 I load up an SMP kernel with an additional processor, should the

[LUAU] Server Issues

Aloha, I am having trouble with one of our servers. Background: It is a Dell 1750 with hardware SCSI Raid 1. We are running Debian. The server fell apart last weekend (after fsck from a rescue CD the '/' file system was empty). We wiped the disks, loaded the base debian, and restored our back

[LUAU] 10 computers for donation

One of my clients has 10 Dell PC's they are looking to donate. They are about 5-6 years old, PIII's w/ 128-256 MB RAM They are the older chassis GX200 - i think. They also have some 17inch CRT's, keyboards and mice. They are located in Halawa if HOSEF wants to get them. Contact me offlist

[LUAU] Does anyone keep a current HCL list?

Aloha, I am looking at putting together a file repository. I am having trouble finding a list of hardware that is known to work well with a current distro. I would prefer to use whiteboxlinux or debian. Does anyone know of a site that deal with HCL issues? i.e. what onboard RAID chips will

Re: [LUAU] watchdog to make sure a log file is growing

something other than print a diagnostic, likely. /* you'll want to do something different here */ printf(oops!! %s: \tsize: %d\n, filename, (int) buf.st_size); jim Matt Darnell wrote: /home/jim 341: cat watch4matt.c /* * watch4mat.c * * Inspired by: * * From: [EMAIL

[LUAU] watchdog to make sure a log file is growing

Aloha, Does anyone know of a daemon or script that can be run to make sure that a log file is growing? This log file grows to over 300MB in 24 hours growth is guaranteed second to second. I would like to now when the file does not grow for a five second period. Sending out emails when it

Re: [LUAU] Is this thing on?

I guess we've all talked about everything there is to talk about at the conference. Is there going to be a TPOSSCON 2006? If so, I would suggest some sort of lessons learned meeting to get everyone's input on how to make it even better. is this the dreaded meeting to set the

Re: [LUAU] Excellent SSH advice

That's the beauty of Linux...more than one way to do any job. I thought the beauty of Linux was the Penguin. -Matt

[LUAU] Video Taping the TPOSSCON Sessions

Is there anyone with time/interest to video some of the TPOSSCON sessions? I have a relatively good digital video camera that someone could use. -Matt

[LUAU] Anyone read Just For Fun?

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0066620732/qid=1104825066/sr=8-1/ref=pd_csp_1/103-2451292-8711826?v=glances=booksn=507846 Looks like they have it on CD-ROM. -Matt

[LUAU] Virtual directory points to another computer

Aloha, Does anyone know how to have a 'symlink' that will point to a directory on another computer? The applicatoin is to have a local FTP server but the data the user can upload/download would be located on another PC. The link between the two PC's should be encrypted. I saw a little while

Re: [LUAU] Virtual directory points to another computer

Does anyone know how to have a 'symlink' that will point to a directory on another computer? ummm, yeah, what I said before, AFTER you NFS mount the remote computer's directory. Angela, Thanks for this. Would the link from the FTP server to the host 'file' server be encrypted? The

[LUAU] Possbile TPOSSCON partnering

Has anyone seen if there is any synergy with these conferences? Pacific Telecommunications Council '05 http://www.ptc05.org/program/index.html SIP Summit at the Winter Pacific Telecommunications Council http://www.pulver.com/sipsummit2005/index.html -Matt

Re: [luau] Fedora Core 1 - DVD ISO image

I have a DVD burner but use Windows. If it is worth your time you can come to my office and: 1.Get it to work Windows 2.I can give you a spare drive to load a Linux distro on 3.Use Knoppix or something I have a 4Mb internet connection here so it should download fast. Let me know, Matt -

Re: [luau] Upgrading servers

I bought a 3ware IDE RAID 1 card because of all the talk of them on this list. I would say it has average speed at best, the Promise controller seemed to be faster (I don't want to get into the whole host processing debate). The biggest thing against the 3ware card is I was not able to unplug

Re: [luau] open source audio software anyone?

A guy in my ofice uses gnusound. He uses it to modify voice prompts. -Matt - Original Message - From: Ho'ala Greevy [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 5:20 PM Subject: [luau] open source audio software anyone? anyone know of open source stuff

[luau] Perl Frustration!!

Aloha, I am writing the following routine: while (my $row_ref6 = $sth6 -fetchrow_arrayref){ if (@{$row_ref6} == '1') { print Status is @{$row_ref6}\n; } } The database access works fine. It produces the following output Status is 0 Status is 1 Status is 0 I only want to

Re: [luau] Perl Frustration!!

Aloha, I am writing the following routine: while (my $row_ref6 = $sth6 -fetchrow_arrayref){ if (@{$row_ref6} == '1') { print Status is @{$row_ref6}\n; } } The database access works fine. It produces the following output Status is 0 Status is 1 Status is 0 I

Re: [luau] Red Hat Distro on DVD?

I personally do installs over my network either with NFS or HTTP, booting from floppy or disc1. No changing discs during that install either, and if your network is fast, it is faster than CD-ROM. What network card does everyone use with a RH network disk? I have tried 3COM, Linksys,

Re: [luau] Red Hat Distro on DVD?

RH9 -- Network cards 3COM -- 3C905/B/C; D-Link -- DFE-530/+; Realtek -- RTL8029, RTL8139, RTL8139C+, RTL8169; IntelÑEtherExpress Pro 100/1000; Netgear -- FA310TX, FA311TX; Linksys -- LNE100TX; Silicon Integrated Systems -- SiS900; Intel -- DE4x5/Tulip series; GigE -- Broadcom Tigon3,

Re: [luau] Red Hat Distro on DVD?

I personally do installs over my network either with NFS or HTTP, booting from floppy or disc1. No changing discs during that install either, and if your network is fast, it is faster than CD-ROM. Warren, Can you keep the files as an ISO or do you extract them to CD and copy all 3 CD's to a

[luau] Compile Problems

I am running the insmod command and get the following command. Using /lib/modules/2.4.20-18.9/kernel/drivers/telephony/vpb.o/lib/modules/2.4.20-18.9/kernel/drivers/telephony/vpb.o: kernel-module version mismatch lib/modules/2.4.20-18.9/kernel/drivers/telephony/vpb.o was compiled for kernel

Re: [luau] Compile Problems

It appears that a reboot fixed it. Strange. YAWAH, Matt - Original Message - From: Matt Darnell To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 9:05 PM Subject: [luau] Compile Problems I am running the insmod command and get the following command

Re: [luau] Broadband in Hawaii Notes

- Original Message - From: MonMotha [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 26, 2003 4:52 PM Subject: Re: [luau] Broadband in Hawaii Notes What DSL offers over cable is a consistant throughput. I know there is no CIR with DSL but all of our tests and outside

[luau] Partitions

Aloha, When installing RH 8.0 you can have the Disk Druid auto configure the partitions. It configures so many partitions. Is that a relic to when hard drives were 6MB and you had to worry about logs filling up your user space? On a Windoze box I do the standard two partitions, one for

Re: [luau] Oregon at the whims of the corporate Big Brother...

well, the fluke is already out! http://www.mslinux.org/ -ho'ala I had to read a few paragraphs before I saw it was a paridy. That is funny! I love the guilt. -M

Re: [luau] Sam's Club PC

I noticed that Sam's Club is now selling a Linux PC for $280. All that is missing is a monitor and floppy drive. It comes with a 20 GB hard drive, 256MB RAM, 4 USB ports, Linux compatible 56K modem. I don't know which distribution was installed on it; couldn't find it on the box. I seem to

Re: [luau] Redhat 9.0 and video woes

For the most part RH9 has TONS of bug fixes over RH8. There are a few regressions like the attempt to move to the native Savage driver rather than use the generic VESA driver, which happens to break some ProSavage motherboards. Does anyone know how to override the video subsystem auto

Re: [luau] Redhat 9.0 and video woes

On Wed, Apr 30, 2003 at 09:17:04PM -1000, Matt Darnell wrote: Does anyone know how to override the video subsystem auto detect and force it to use the standard VESA driver? Is redhat-config-xfree86 what you want? For a more bare-metal approach, there is xf86config or vim. :) When ever I

Re: [luau] Suggestions for a replacement Email Server For Exchange

I have been researching Exchange replacements and was wondering if anybody on the list can suggest or relay comments on the options available? Thanks, Don Don, The only thing I have not been able to reproduce is public calendars in an application like Outlook or Evolution with open

[luau] Videl Website

Not sure who updates the Videl web site but the Mandrake link is out of date, it has the 9.0 -Matt

[luau] Disk 2, seems small

This file, disk 2, seems too small: /mirrors/mandrake/Mandrake-iso/i586/MandrakeLinux-9.1rc1-CD2.i586.iso Is it still downloading? -Matt

[luau] Is the Videl FTP site down?

I can connect to http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu but not to ftp://videl.ics.hawaii.edu I have tried from two different sites. Did the mirrors get moved? I don't think so because the website points to the ftp site. -Matt

Re: [luau] Is the Videl FTP site down?

the outside will at least tell me where the packets are stopping. /brian chee University of Hawaii ICS DeptAdvanced Network Computing Lab1680 East West Road, POST rm 311Honolulu, HI 96822808-956-5797 voice, 808-956-5175 fax - Original Message - From: Matt

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