Hi guys!
I'm pulling a compressed (gzip -9) disk image over the LAN and
decompressing prior to writing to disk with dd.
The command I am using is
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] cat client.img.gz | gunzip | dd
of=/dev/hda1
This seems to work reasonably well until it gets somewhere around
At 02:09 PM 24/02/2006, Rajnish wrote:
After looking at the broadbandchoice website for some weeks now, I've figured
that I'd ask the sluggers. What are your suggestions for a modest $50/month
commitment, minimum 512Kbps plan from an ISP that does not shy away from
Linux (slackware, fedora) ?
Hi Rajnish,
Dunno about ISOs. Have you checked TPGs standard ADSL deals? My current
one is $50 per month, 1.5Mb down (I get an average of 1.2) and 20G per
month. I'm not sure if they've discontinued the deal to new ADSL
members...(?)
www.Whirlpool.net.au
is a good place to check out what
Simon Wong wrote:
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] cat client.img.gz | gunzip | dd
of=/dev/hda1
This seems to work reasonably well until it gets somewhere around the 1G
mark at which point everything seems to have slowed down to a crawl.
That first 1GB is the oddity. It's just some
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually this is mostly just a waste of effort. Config swap and let the system
swap out all the bits it does not need.
Memory used by modules isn't swappable.
Inserting and then removing a module isn't a good idea.
Rather prevent the module from being loaded in the
James Purser wrote:
Economics 101: A Graduate is only worth as much as someone is willing to
pay them.
Yep, and a quick look at the stats from the Graduate Careers Council
of Australia shows that recent median first year salaries for IT
graduates under 25 years of age (ie, no work history) in
On Fri, Feb 24, 2006 at 02:48:02PM +0100, Glen Turner wrote:
James Purser wrote:
Economics 101: A Graduate is only worth as much as someone is willing to
pay them.
Yep, and a quick look at the stats from the Graduate Careers Council
of Australia shows that recent median first year
Quoting Simon Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi guys!
I'm pulling a compressed (gzip -9) disk image over the LAN and
decompressing prior to writing to disk with dd.
The command I am using is
ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] cat client.img.gz | gunzip | dd
of=/dev/hda1
This seems to
Lindsay Holmwood wrote:
Robert Collins wrote:
On Tue, 2006-02-21 at 19:37 +1100, Chris Deigan wrote:
Ken Wilson for Treasurer
I accept
Ken
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On Saturday 25 February 2006 09:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Rajnish,
Dunno about ISOs. Have you checked TPGs standard ADSL deals? My current
one is $50 per month, 1.5Mb down (I get an average of 1.2) and 20G per
month. I'm not sure if they've discontinued the deal to new ADSL
I'm very happy with Internode. Their CEO is a Mac user and is very sympathetic
towards users of alternative OSs. I haven't tested out their Support yet, but
the company claims that they will try to help you no matter what OS you run.
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I'm after a maintained lightweight rpc.statd client like xmeter or pref.
Or least source a version that can be built with a modern compiler.
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I haven't had any problems with iinet myself. They don't seem to mind
Linux. But then I have an Ethernet modem; also I have dual boot XP/FC,
so I just get their technical support to fix the XP side, and then
translate to FC.
On Sat, 2006-02-25 at 09:22 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday
On 25/02/2006, at 5:40 PM, Martin Ellison wrote:
I haven't had any problems with iinet myself. They don't seem to mind
Linux. But then I have an Ethernet modem; also I have dual boot XP/FC,
so I just get their technical support to fix the XP side, and then
translate to FC.
I've got nothing
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