On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 02:11:07PM +1000, Peter Rundle wrote:
2. Vwdial refuses to dial the modem saying that there is no dialtone
when you can hear it loud as a bell coming out the speakers. The
card in question is a xircom pcmcia network and 28.8 modem. The
network part of the card is
Ian Tester wrote:
This won't work with lpd. lpd runs as a seperate user and shouldn't have
permission to pop up any window on a users display.
Perhaps you could write a two-stage system.
Something like:
1. A tcl/tk program is run when the user starts their X session
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On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Dave Fitch wrote:
- Does there exist mp3 encoders and decoders (or players)
that will handle 3 channels? (all I can find in specs/
standards etc is "up to 5.1 channels" for the dolby/AC3
stuff, so I presume so)
I'm no expert, but I
\begin{Andre Pang}
selecting subtitles:
hey, now to get a player that automatically chooses subtitle track
based off $LANG ;)
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Hello all wondering if someone can help with this one!
I have 256mb ram on a pentium III 800
Using "free" on the SUSE command line tells me I only have 66mb
available.
I have heard that on a default install with SUSE 7.0 memory allocation is
restricted?
Can i change this as i want
quote who="D.V.Rogers"
I have 256mb ram on a pentium III 800
Using "free" on the SUSE command line tells me I only have 66mb
available.
cat /proc/meminfo and see what *physical memory* your machine thinks you
have. If it doesn't show 256Mb, you need to add:
append="mem=256MB"
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Andre Pang wrote:
there's a free GPL MPEG-2 encoder at
http://members.dingoblue.net.au/~mikecheng/ called TooLame,
$ man toolame
TOOLAME(1) TOOLAME(1)
NAME
toolame - MPEG-1 layer 2 audio encoder
...
NOT MPEG-2!
In case you're feeling a bit down.
Student to Teacher: Sir, what's an oxymoron ?
Teacher to Student: Microsoft security.
Stay well and happy
Heracles
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On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, D.V.Rogers wrote:
Hello all wondering if someone can help with this one!
I have 256mb ram on a pentium III 800
Using "free" on the SUSE command line tells me I only have 66mb
available.
I'm sure there's a whole FAQ devoted to this somewhere
# free
Had a teacher send me a list of these, unfortunately his signature at the
bottom appeared right at the end of the list without a break so that his
name was also listed as an oxymoron! :-)
At 09:36 4/04/2001, Heracles wrote:
In case you're feeling a bit down.
Student to Teacher: Sir, what's
On Wed, Apr 04, 2001 at 07:07:17PM +1000, Ian Tester wrote:
(okay, i'm curious now -- why 3 channels? i guess it's not
because you have hot/cold/inverted signal lines coming from a
mic ... :)
Good question. Maybe a limited form of surround sound with a rear channel? Or
maybe the third
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, D.V.Rogers wrote:
Hello all wondering if someone can help with this one!
I have 256mb ram on a pentium III 800
Using "free" on the SUSE command line tells me I only have 66mb
available.
I have heard that on a default install with SUSE 7.0 memory allocation is
On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Peter Rundle wrote:
A Toshiba Satellite Pro 410 CDT. Well we've managed to subdue
it with Debian. However, it still has two outstanding issues:
1. The LCD screen will only flick into 800x600 mode once, the
I have a Toshiba Portege 3110CT working with X if this if of any
2. Vwdial refuses to dial the modem saying that there is no dialtone
when you can hear it loud as a bell coming out the speakers. The
card in question is a xircom pcmcia network and 28.8 modem. The
network part of the card is working fine and I think the modem is
too, but just can't get it
http://www.kernel.org/LDP/
I dont see this being refered to alot...
but just so people who *dont* know know,
the LDP is basically _the_ place for linux
doco ( next to man and info )
so go there, theres alot of cool stuff to
read regardless. IMO a good unix admin can
still learn something
quote who="Dean Hamstead"
http://www.kernel.org/LDP/
Universal Answer? Bah... That's Google!
But given that the LDP has excellent Google juice... ;)
- Jeff
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Subject:
hi all,
i was doing a search on the mailing list archives about how to play back
DVDs on Linux, but i couldn't anything about it.
I've had pretty good success with OMS from
http://www.au.linuxvideo.org/oms/index.html.
I might just add that while your mileage may vary, trying to
Hi all. I need a little help with local/remote ppp authentication and IP
assignment
I have a linux box configured with pptpd (PopTop)
This is working fine for Windows clients the /etc/ppp/chap-secrets file
looks like this:
client1*xyzzy*
client2*xyzzy*
The machine name
No, it's not off topic, honestly. I was trying to do the "impossible",
run Linux on an "old-world" Mac without a MacOS partition or BootX. Well I
paid handsomely for that and it now appears the MacOS cd's have walked.
Joy.
I was hoping, that some kind soul out there may have a copy of MacOS =
Hi,
I am getting an error when I try to update rpm one my RH6.2 machine:
only packages with major numbers = 3 are supported by this version of RPM
What can I do to get RPM4 onto that machine. Do I force it? Will that work?
Bernhard Lder
This electronic mail is solely for the use of the
Bernhard Lder wrote:
I am getting an error when I try to update rpm one my RH6.2 machine:
only packages with major numbers = 3 are supported by this version of RPM
What can I do to get RPM4 onto that machine. Do I force it? Will that work?
I have os9... give me a call... 0418 310312
On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, Craige McWhirter wrote:
No, it's not off topic, honestly. I was trying to do the "impossible",
run Linux on an "old-world" Mac without a MacOS partition or BootX. Well I
paid handsomely for that and it now appears the MacOS
hi all,
Well just ordered pacbell dsl. Do they have good
service? Also, anyone know where I can pickup a used
'Westell Modem'(hopefully from a ex-pacbell dsl user).
They also told me that I will need software:
Enternet 300. How will this software interact with my
linux box? Anyone went
Hello all,
Strange things present themselves that I would greatly appreciate
comments on.
As a random act of paranoia I have portscanned one of the machines at
work with the latest NMAP Beta (2.54BETA22) and got the following:
(snipped version)
22/tcp openssh
G'day all,
Apologies if this is a bit off topic but I am a
bit desperate for time and the input of
the intelligent andexperienced people on this list
would be greatly appreciated.
I need to get a demo setup running which will have
2 LINUX boxes and 2 Win boxes,
networked via 10/100Mb
I want to seperate messages stored in different mbox-format files into
distinct files containing one email each, with filenames of the type:
'20010101-1201-random_number.msg' (for a message sent on 12:01 Jan 1, 2001).
I get the feeling with all these mail manipulation programs out there,
The LINUX boxes need only to be
reasonably simple
256Mb RAMand as much CPU as we
can stick in 'em,
I guess anywhere from a PIII500
and upwards
would be OK as long as the NIC
is good.
The windows boxes are the ones
that need to be high spec.
---Gareth Walters
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That does not look good to me at all. I thought Trinoo was similar to
Steckeldracht (sp? == Barbed Wire) and all reports, binaries, programs and
so on from a Trinoo'd machine should be considered untrustworthy.
I'd re-install the os.
Regards,
Jill.
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Afternoon. I'm after a quick'n'easy tool to identify how many servers we
have running Debian across our network so I can gather numbers for a
case I'm putting together. Does anyone have nice and simple apps I can
suck down and use?
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