On 9/1/2010 7:33 PM, keith smith wrote:
For what it is worth I have great respect for Josef Lowder. He has
been the voice of reason in my life several times and in getting to
know Josef, I know he only intends good.
Keith Smith
--- On *Tue, 8/31/10, Brian Cluff
http://video.linuxfoundation.org/video/1709
is a 41 minute video of a presentation by Dan Frye at the Linux Foundation
Collaboration Summit in San Francisco in April. I found it quite
interesting especially about how they got involved in the community.
--
Dazed_75 a.k.a. Larry
The spirit of
Searching for a new KVM switch to replace my 20-year old unit that still
works fine and switches instantly ... however it has very old (pre ps2)
keyboard ports that require adaptors and 9-pin serial ports that I don't
know if they can even be made to work with new usb connected mice.
Looking at
Hi!
As part of support for the West Side development meeting, Steve Kaplan and I
showed up to assist to get things going.
We identified in brain storming format (open shout style) the following
areas of interest:. Of course, we corrected some of these areas where those
interests might already
How many devices?
On Sep 2, 2010 4:56 PM, j...@actionline.com wrote:
Searching for a new KVM switch to replace my 20-year old unit that still
works fine and switches instantly ... however it has very old (pre ps2)
keyboard ports that require adaptors and 9-pin serial ports that I don't
know if
I've been using the IOGEAR GCS634U 4-port USB with audio for about 6 months
and it is great, a few incidents where video resolution isn't maintained
during switching, but pressing monitor auto adjust fixes it. Includes
cables, and uses hot keys. Spent about $50 at Fry's.
Sean Parsons
While these are not the complete production quality of all the video taken
with the speaker on the left side and the content on the right promised by
Steve Kaplan (and I [shared costs]) for the Hackfest presentations through
the reduced at CON purchase price of $299.00.
They are the production
How many devices?
4 port
On Sep 2, 2010 4:56 PM, j...@actionline.com wrote:
Searching for a new KVM switch to replace my 20-year old unit that still
works fine and switches instantly ... however it has very old (pre ps2)
keyboard ports that require adaptors and 9-pin serial ports that I
At DefCon 18, a new SOHO router exploit (while alive and well in the field
for some time) has been fully showcased: DNS rebinding Attacks:
Heffner's presentation PDF: http://thecyberjungle.com/cc/*defcon*18/*DEFCON*
-18-Heffner-*Routers*.pdf
*
This neat trick does essentially the same thing (with
I came home and my Mythbuntu computer was off. I hit the power button and
nothing happened: no sounds, no lights, zip. I figured my power supply unit
(PSU) took a dive. I unplugged the main connector from the motherboard (MB) and
did the paper clip test where you put a paper clip in the green
It could still be your power supply. Just because it turns on doesn't
mean that it's supplying the correct, or even all the different voltages
it needs to.
If you can put a spare power supply on it, or hook your current power
supply to a proper tester, that would at least eliminate that from
Ok, I've got a doozy of an issue which has happened twice this week and
is absolutely crushing to my clients who are in busy season right about
now. Here's the issue...
I have a beefy linux database server which runs both postgres and mysql.
We just recently loaded mysql and putting it
Thanks Brian, the speaker is hooked up and I get absolutely nothing. No sounds
or lights.
--- On Thu, 9/2/10, Brian Cluff br...@snaptek.com wrote:
From: Brian Cluff br...@snaptek.com
Subject: Re: Motherboard died?
To: Main PLUG discussion list plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Date:
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Simon Chatfield
si...@thechatfieldgroup.com wrote:
Has anyone ever heard of a single linux box
bringing down 'most' of a network? then
reboot and the other boxes are then accessible?
I once had a similar issue and it turned out that somewhere in the
labyrinth
unfortunately, this is a fairly new and clean setup. I wonder if ti
could be the switch though. Very strange problem how it can take out
other networked computers, but yet not all of them...
-Simon
On 9/2/2010 8:48 PM, Daniel Stasinski wrote:
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Simon Chatfield
I use IOgear at home and at work. One thing to note that my older 4 port VGA
KVM does not support my wireless mouse receiver. My new 2 port DVI KVM does
support the wireless mouse receiver. I don't know if they rev'ed all
hardware to support the wireless mouse receiver (assuming the current needed
When I've seen this in the past it's been caused by a loop in the
network, and it takes a while for the broadcast traffic, mostly DHCP in
my case, to build up to the point that there is nothing left of the
network. In my cause it was usually caused by someone bringing in a
rouge wireless
You might also try plugging in a spare Hard Drive. I had a similar problem a
couple years ago with an old(er) Dell system and the MB simply refused to POST
unless the Drive was functional;
A drive swap ended up bringing it back (but not before I wasted a bunch of time
trying everything else).
On 09/02/2010 10:18 PM, Joseph Sinclair wrote:
You might also try plugging in a spare Hard Drive. I had a similar problem a
couple years ago with an old(er) Dell system and the MB simply refused to POST
unless the Drive was functional;
A drive swap ended up bringing it back (but not before I
Correct!
Let's not get personal; let's eat pizza. Never discuss religion or politics
without clothes or combat equipment,.
On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 1:30 AM, Robert N. Eaton motheato...@aol.com wrote:
On 9/1/2010 7:33 PM, keith smith wrote:
For what it is worth I have great respect for Josef
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