On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 10:25:24 +0800 (PHT)
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how am i going to mount my zip drive parallel port on my ubuntu 6.06.
I tried restarting the system but still not detected. I tried
modprobe imm and moprobe ppa, nothing happens. my zip drive uses
100 mb zipdisk.
Does lsmod
The issue of bloat is religious, much like vi versus emacs.
One person's bloat, is another person's life-or-death feature.
Me, since hardware is cheap, I'd rather have everything. :)
On 4/26/07, Daniel Escasa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I remember reading this maybe in some online forum: In
open source has it's uses, but definitely, I can see why companies can
justify the expense for Oracle's other features. It's not like you're paying
for inferior products. For instance, paying for a professionally made OS
which crashes every time you use it or gets hit with spyware and viruses
Yes you're absolutely right.
I can see why open-source has great value, I still consider myself an
open-source advocate. But, it's nice to have a feature /when/ you need
it (and not have to cobble things together from stuff you find in
forums... not exactly a good enterprise-software
I have already installed mono (mono-core-1.2.3.1-0.novell) on FC4, and
successfully run simple gui .NET programs.
However I haven't had any success with running database-driven ones.
The application uses MySQL.
I Installed unixODBC (unixODBC-2.2.11-3.FC4.1) via yum and mySQL (
Photoshop is a program meant to run for Windows. You should consider look
for apps that will run natively in your platform, if that's possible.
Try out GIMP or Image Magick. For vector graphics, check Inkscape, and Xara
Xtreme. Xara, isn't a complete opensource project yet.
On 4/24/07, Bhee-L@
On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 05:40 +0800, jan gestre wrote:
i found a rsync backup script that will perform a 7 day incremental
backup of the /home directory but the example is based on a remote
server,. my scenario is that the /home directory will be backed up
using an external hard drive attached
On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 11:27 +0800, Bhee-L@ wrote:
i will try to use wine!
consider what you're doing twice. and then think about it again.
is it a legal copy of photoshop? if yes, go for it, but probably with
crossover-wine (better chances of success, although I think I saw
someone running
On Thu, 2007-04-26 at 14:25 +0800, Rafael Sevilla wrote:
If you really want it, you may need to
build a custom kernel.
and then strip that data off the disk and throw the disk away. 100MB?
USB disks are much larger than that these days, cheap, and don't die as
quickly (no moving parts, no
Hi Roderick,
On Wed, 2007-04-25 at 17:45 +0800, roderick tapang wrote:
we have the archive logs and DBs on the same set of
disks before and had some I/O issues during RMAN backup runs.
what filesystem was this on? I had possibly similar issues (maintenance
runs with very high IO levels, not
On 04 26, 07, at 10:39 PM, rexonf wrote:
On 4/26/07, Daniel Escasa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I remember reading this maybe in some online forum: In brief, he tried
using AbiWord because he considered OpenOffice.org bloated. Then he
needed a
feature that OOo Writer had and Abi didn't. Still
On 04 26, 07, at 11:52 PM, Gerald Timothy Quimpo wrote:
and then strip that data off the disk and throw the disk away. 100MB?
USB disks are much larger than that these days, cheap, and don't
die as
quickly (no moving parts, no click of death).
hmm... guess one man's usb disk is another
if this is going to host prod DBs and you'll be running them in
archive log mode, you need to consider how you'll distribute the I/O
on your disks. we have the archive logs and DBs on the same set of
disks before and had some I/O issues during RMAN backup runs.
and for the swap size, we tried
Thanks for the advice. The case here is that I'm just given this app already
compiled in visual studio by one of our .NET devs, and I remember they
mentioned using Connector/ODBC. Does this mean they'll have to change the
driver to Connector/.NET? Correct?
On 4/26/07, Andre John Cruz [EMAIL
thnx sir for your advice!
i will consider it!
cheers!
On 4/26/07, Gerald Timothy Quimpo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2007-04-24 at 11:27 +0800, Bhee-L@ wrote:
i will try to use wine!
consider what you're doing twice. and then think about it again.
is it a legal copy of photoshop? if
Hi, I have a problem accessing my Inbox (even from a mail app or webmail)
The maillog error states:
Error indexing mbox file /var/mail/myuser: LF not found where expected
I searched a solution and found this:
Cp mbox file to mbox_
Remove original mbox
Send a test message to recreate mbox.
Cat
You might want to contact Greenplum.
They have a lot of experience with multiple-terabyte data warehouses
using Postgresql. They don't have local support yet but they've been
bragging region-wide (ASEAN) about displacing Oracle at Smart when
it's not true. :)
but regardless they are the go-to
On 4/26/07, Gerald Timothy Quimpo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if not, use the gimp or other free tools. in any case, think twice
about posting messages that might be misconstrued as, ah, piratical :-).
it might be prudent to prefix your post with a statement that your copy
of photoshop is legal
how's the service being used in the first place?
i haven't dealt with DB+ReiserFS+LVM combo before
but it's more like of a DB+JFS-LVM. yes, i removed
the LVM layer due to a performance hit on the production
server. we're now doing our own snapshots from a
separate slave machine.
if you're
i noticed a while ago on the TV series Smallville that a Dell laptop
featured on the set was loaded with a *nix like OS. i'm not sure with
its desktop environment but it's very familiar. it must be Ubuntu then!
kiddin hehehe.
On 4/20/07, thad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not, Dell is even
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