Halt on all but keyboard works for me on most cheap mobos.
Dells usually use a Phoenix bios, IIRC. Or, at least they used to - they
might have their own now. The features inside could be very different from
machine to machine. Support.dell.com http://support.dell.com/and the
Service Tag on
I am a little unclear now - what isn't working?
You can not worry about disabling gdm. Disabling the display manager has
nothing to do with headless operation. If your default runlevel is 3,
prefdm (and thus gdm) this will not be run. There is no need to comment the
line out from inittab.
I haven't noticed any latency or downtime with Verizon or HawaiianTel for
the last 4 years. The whole time I've been doing local caching. If you
suspect your dns is lagging, you can try this too, using dnsmasq. The
simplest setup would be to configure dhclient.conf to add 127.0.0.1 to point
to
Hawaii's DOE has opened recruitment for additional computer programmers
- most levels.
Apply and support your local government!
The vacancy announcement with instructions are here:
http://www.ehawaiigov.org/dhrd/statejobs/file_dir/205644.HTM
Tom Gordon
Jeff Mings wrote:
Hi all,
I've been looking for a an existing solution that will monitor a
network pipe/route, like a roadrunner connection, and dial and set
routing firewall settings for a backup modem connection when the
first pipe goes down. Of course, I'd like it to restore
Blake Vance wrote:
Youch!
Older NEC 333 MHz, 192 MB RAM PC had been
chugging along with CentOS 4 until I ran
up2date. After retrieving all 119 MB of
openoffice.org-il8n-1.1.2..., PC hung
(mouse/KB nonresponsive). Reboot yielded
Press Ctrl-B to select MBA boot method [2
options] (Default
Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Perhaps you could enlighten us with an informed talk on Linux-based
PBX? I imagine that a home/office-based telephone server may have
quite a bit of commercial potential. (For example, I always hate to
carry a cell phone with an address book, as it may contain
Michael Bishop wrote:
I'm currently using Evolution for my email, calendars, contacts and
tasks. So far its been great, but I'd really like to be able to take it
on the road. A laptop would be just too much to deal with, so I'm
turning to a PDA. My research has lead my to the Zire 31, an
Vince Hoang wrote:
-Vince
Your awesome. Tag - your it. :)
Tom
Angela Kahealani wrote:
I haven't noticed this happen to anything k12ltsp-related. Although,
I have seen it happen for the kernel (new kernel broken) but that is
why new kernels aren't set to boot by default.
As of current FC3, that policy has been inverted, according to the
Vince Hoang wrote:
Keep in mind that the updates are Fedora Core version bumps
rather than backports of just the security fix. So if you run
automatically update via cron, you risk an increased chance of
having something break.
I haven't noticed this happen to anything k12ltsp-related.
Vince Hoang wrote:
My main point against blind automatic updates is the timing
of it. With automatic updates, the administrator will not be
around if the updates fail. Imagine the system breaking when the
administrator is out sick or on vacation. When manual updates
are performed, it gives the
Byron Kapali wrote:
Aloha All,
Im an new to the K12LTSP revolution but I am very familiar with VNC.
I setup a mini K12LTSP lab in my library with thin clients running
out of eth1 and my internet connection out of eth0. The problem I am
having is that I have to run down to the library to
Byron Kapali wrote:
Mahalo Tom for your reply. Question: How do I tell cron to yum -y
upgrade every night? What program do I use to edit the cron?
Byron
Thankfully it's already set up to do it. but it's not supposed to work
unless /var/lock/subsys/yum exists. I guess they did that to
Randall Oshita wrote:
Lets say I want to have an Email gateway to filter incoming and outgoing
SPAM and virus (Spamassassin, AmaVis, and some antivirus app) in front of my
MS Exchange box; what is needed, what must be configured and what are the
configurations?
I'm guessing the gateway has
John Johnson wrote:
I have another newbie question. I am trying to write a program that shows
the contents of a directory. I am using GD functions to thumbnail images,
but would like to also create thumbnails of MOV files dynamically via PHP. A
search reveals two different solutions, but both do
Jim Thompson wrote:
Theft is theft, even if the thing being stolen was free.
Theft isn't theft if it isn't reported to the authorities.
Read the link, plenty of people are pissed-off, people who have code
in pearpc.
Useless comments on a blog? Is this CherryOS's blog? Is there a
Jim Thompson wrote:
Recently I had some very, very disturbing news passed onto me
regarding what's going on with the product known as CherryOS.
I just ignore them and they go away. Attention is what they seek.
IIRC, it is only PearPC's place to stake a claim and they haven't asked
me for
Charles Lockhart wrote:
So, we have a script or something that every time you create a
directory in that secure directory, the script adds an .htaccess file,
and the .htaccess file is used to enforce privacy, requiring a
username and password to log in. I'm told that this should be secure
I guess we've all talked about everything there is to talk about at the
conference.
:-)
Tom
Thanks to all of those who made the TPOSSCON happen.
I enjoyed listening to romblimo and Maddog tell stories.
I especially enjoyed the KDE Deployment presentation by the core developer,
Aaron Seigo. Aaron started his presentation with such topics as evaluation
and planning deployment of any
William H. Jones II wrote:
I can access the internet using either OS, but am having problems
understand how to implement networking under Linux. It should pretty
much be the same across most LInux distros, although BSD is most likely
different. My question is this: do I simply need to
DISPLAY=bla xcommand
to set the the display for an instance or export DISPLAY=bla to set
DISPLAY for the terminal session.
You can make a launcher (icon) for just about any command or script you
can type in the terminal.
Tom Gordon
last i knew, it didn't work in sp2. did they ever fix that?
On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 10:20:07AM -1000, Tim Newsham wrote:
The instructions on the Mandrake web site don't seem to cover burning CDs
from Nero. Anyone here know what I'm doing wrong?
btw, for those running XP who just need to
On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 08:06, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
https://listman.redhat.com/archives/fedora-announce-list/2004-July/msg00012.html
I think I am getting a little bit dizzy now. Your thoughts?
wayne
just follow rawhide. i have, since ~rh8
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that they would prefer using Fedora Core. Interesting? Hope
many of us get the message. wayne
I didn't get the message. Probably only 0.771%* of Americans probably
could.
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_in_the_United_States
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what kind of card is it?
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On Wed, 2004-05-26 at 07:09, Hawaii Linux Institute wrote:
Tom Gordon wrote:
what kind of card is it?
Netgear MA111, bought at COSTCO.
hmm, should be easy enough then being a prism card.
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* http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_rewrite.html
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you can also do this with squid/squirm in reverse... it is very very
fast, uses virtually no memory, can reread configs after sending -HUP,
uses full regex and if you mess it up, it'll still function.
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