is there any way to use old keyboard connection with a ps2 keyboard?
i know there is converter for serial mouse to ps2 mouse, but what about
keyboard?
Thanks.
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On Fri, 29 Nov 2002 19:03:01 +1100
Phillipus Gunawan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is there any way to use old keyboard connection with a ps2 keyboard?
i know there is converter for serial mouse to ps2 mouse, but what about
keyboard?
There are converters to go from PS/2 - 5pin keyboards. and
is it will works on linux (redhat 8)?
coz i've got the converter for the mouse and it doesn't work when I
install RH8, the RH didn't detect any mouse.
after I change it into 'real' serial mouse, it works.
is that because my converter is broken or RH8 never allow mouse
converter?
-Original
Basically if a serial mouse is not designed to work with both PS/2 and serial it
won't work on a PS/2 port with or without a converter. I would say the mouse is
a plain ole serial mouse with no ps/2 capabilities whatsoever. (Most newer
serial mouse have both protocols built in).
Has it worked on
Hello syd-wireless,
http://www.itnews.com.au/storycontent.cfm?ID=0Art_ID=11352
Telstra standardises on Linux, Unix
Telstra chief information officer Jeff Smith has revealed plans to
shift the telco's back-office systems to the Linux operating system
wherever possible, to take advantage of the
Solaris yes, Linux (unfortunately) no.
Hello syd-wireless, http://www.itnews.com.au/storycontent.cfm?ID=0Art_ID=11352
Telstra standardises on Linux, Unix Telstra chief information
officer Jeff Smith has revealed plans to shift the telco's back-office
systems to the Linux operating
Quoting Bill Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Michael Fox wrote
I've been playing with 2.4.20-rc4 and 2.4.20-rc4-ac1 through the day.
And then
just before I went to look on kernel.org again to see what other
patches I
could get, only to find that 2.4.20 had been merged into the tree.
I
hmm when i read the change log isnt 2.4.20-rc4 really 2.4.20
you could just use that?
- Original Message -
From: Michael Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bill Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 29, 2002 10:44 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] kernel annoucement
Anyone here in Australia any good with USB driver development?
I'm embarking on writing a driver for a low-cost/common webcam here in Australia sold
as the 'Swann Versacam MINI'. I've already located all the specs on both the sensor
chip ( Hynix HV7131D ) and the sensor-to-USB bridge.
I was
$author = Barrie Hall ;
Solaris yes, Linux (unfortunately) no.
have another read. he says they're are moving to linux across the board
unless linux can't scale for a particular application in which case solaris
will be the UNIX they choose to fill those needs.
marty
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To err is human, to
I totally forgot about netstat !
I do believe I've been owned ...
[root@f1 04:06:53 ppp]# netstat -pant |grep 443
tcp0 0 0.0.0.0:443 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
1591/httpd
[root@f1 04:06:59 ppp]# netstat -pant |grep 6667
tcp0 0 202.7.95.227:1057
These hackers mean business.
The suspicious DALnet server on 64.35.57.81:6667 turns out to be a DALnet
imposter. I only picked this up when noticing brief modem activity (when
there should have been none) and took a look at tcpdump, and started doing
nslookups on various hosts to add to my
Quoting Ben de Luca [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hmm when i read the change log isnt 2.4.20-rc4 really 2.4.20
you could just use that?
That is correct, as someone pointed out yesterday 2.4.20-rc4 was frozen to
2.4.20 with no changes.
And since I don't pay for bandwidth while I am working, I just
Quoting Minh Van Le [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I totally forgot about netstat !
I do believe I've been owned ...
[root@f1 04:06:53 ppp]# netstat -pant |grep 443
tcp0 0 0.0.0.0:443 0.0.0.0:*
LISTEN
1591/httpd
[root@f1 04:06:59 ppp]# netstat -pant |grep
I just bought a new Logitech optical wireless mouse (my last mouse was a
Logitech wireless as well, but it had balls), and now I cannot use the
wheel to scroll up when using X11, Gnome, or KDE. Yet it works fine in
windows still.
Any suggestions?
Regards,
Karl Bowden
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against my better judgment i baught redhat
8.0 at the latest slug metting (yesterday) and so far i havent been able to get
my modem to work under it. the gui doesnt locate it however wvdial does on port
ttyS1 however when i try to dial the modem it cant send the strings to the modem
i
20mnins for a patch? surely your not on a 28.8 modem?
56k..download didn't come under 4.1k/s
Having just 1 full source tree for a kernel and then using patches each time to
get that source upgraded is quick n easy if you don't want to download the full
tar source for each release.
Bill Taylor [of Sydney Linux Users Group] wrote:
patch asks file to patch: the answer is not linux-2.4.19
apparently ?
I have cd'd to linux -2.4.19 and it says no such file or directory
How are you applying the patch?
You only need to cd to the top level kernel source directory and
Hmmm, Spell checker could help :)
What exactly is your problem? Do you want some help? Or you just have an
axe to grind about RedHat? Have you tried the HOWTOs?
Just a side issue are you aware that Outlook Express is very insecure?
against my better judgment i baught redhat 8.0 at the
Grant Byers wrote:
How are you applying the patch?
You only need to cd to the top level kernel source directory and do a
patch -p1 patchfile
Cheers,
Grant
thanks Grant , it was me that did it wrong! as usual!!!
bill
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On 27 Nov, Internet wrote:
Luke - use the force
Mandrake 7.2 came out with IBM VV - might that help??
I have copies...
I've heard that it's only a trial version (at least, in Mandrake 8.0).
Do you know what that means? Is it limited in some way?
luke
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On 26 Nov, David Fitch wrote:
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 10:14:03PM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any advice on sensible next steps? If I disable the AC97 codec via the
BIOS, and re-run sndconfig, are things likely to suddenly just start
working?
maybe, or remove the sb and use the
I've put the magicpoint presentation up along with some screenshots of
what I wanted to show you guys at
http://www-personal.usyd.edu.au/~jgre4014/slug/
In case anyone was wondering why it was broken, it was because I'd done
something stupid and destroyed my package database before the
quote who=jared
p.s anyone know how to kill that god awful blue curve ive checked through
the most obvious gnome config files
Wow, which Bluecurve themes do you dislike? I'm not a huge fan of the icons
(change /desktop/gnome/interface/icon_theme in gconf-editor), but I love the
metacity
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