try running filemaker in wine
Dean
Phil Scarratt wrote:
Edwin Humphries wrote:
I'm trying to convert my personal PC use from Windoze to Linux. But
there is a Win application that I've used for a long time for
flat-file databases: Filemaker Pro. It's much better than other simple
Win databases
i like mplayer
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Jason Rennie
So what is the best easiest media player for linux with the most supported
codecs and so on ? What ever is recommend need XviD and DivX support.
Totem with the libxine backend.
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email functions
can someone send me a quick example
even a link found on google ;)
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im more after how i would use embperls mail functions in a web page
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Sep 08, 2004 at 05:32:11PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
i cant seem to make sense of how to use embperl's inbuiltr
email functions
can someone send me a quick example
even a link found
im trying to upload (via a web form) an image
file and then put it into a mysql table
(wow i bet thats never been done befre)
my $filehandler = $cgi-upload('file');
while ( $filehandler ) {
print $_;
}
is just returning
if anyone has some nice mrtg config and scripts for
monitoring exim i would be really appreciative if you
linked or sent them
ive googled away my evening without much love.
would asking for graphs with rejections or even
spam oriented stuff be too much?
well anything that would stop me having to
about that).
thanks, Rod
Dean Hamstead wrote:
ide is way better on linux than in windows
but that all depends on the support for your ide controller
chip (so basically the driver)
options include upgrading your kernel or getting another ide
controller. i just bought a nice silicon image pci ide
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Dean Hamstead wrote:
yeah you can just get pci card - ide controllers.
but first of all i would make sure your running the latest
version of your distribution of choice.
you could upgrade your kernel (which is effectively what
im saying
ide is way better on linux than in windows
but that all depends on the support for your ide controller
chip (so basically the driver)
options include upgrading your kernel or getting another ide
controller. i just bought a nice silicon image pci ide controller
for $40 whole dollars that gives me
most people dont even need all features of exchange. most
people (even just for internal mail) will do quite happily
with nothing more than a pop3 mail server.
even my work, which has pisses hundreds of thousands into
exchange and hardware blah blah blah, could easily just
use pop3 (even with
wiping out ie and thunderbird is taking
outlook express to town.
Dean
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Dean Hamstead wrote:
most people dont even need all features of exchange. most
people (even just for internal mail) will do quite happily
with nothing more than a pop3 mail server
personally i would never consider mandrake ever.
its major bloatware (so flame me *shrug*)
debian is really really good. I havent used fedora but
redhat was seriously becoming bloatware and i just left it.
mandrake took redhat and just bloated it more.
if debian is a little raw for you (no offence
doesnt it fall under slugs PLI?
Dean
Richard Hayes wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 01:50 pm, Simon Males wrote:
this still on ?
if so mail acitivies again to get on the slug.org.au front page
Sorry for the delay in replying but the Wirelessfest is delayed for about 5
weeks.
The cheapest public
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im trying to get mailman to play nice with exim
versions are both latest
exim is working fine (its using mysql,exiscan+spammassassion+clamav)
delivering email happily to pop3 and qpopper is just loving life as well
now mailman works just fine on the
it may be time to replace the whole original array
3x40 gigs isnt much any more, so you might want to dump it off to
tape and make the raid5 again from scratch with the new disks
seeing as one has died it may be the beginings of more deaths
so replacing them all now might save problems in the
your modem/router shoul dbe able to tell you leases
or 'arp -a' will tell you what your computer knows about
Dean
bill wrote:
I have a home LAN - 3 PC's networked via an ethernet switch and
connected to the 'Net via a modem/router.
The PC's IP's are generated by the modem/router via DHCP.
AS
anyone got a link of somewhere to start for port trunking
we have all cisco gear on the server farm, and id like to make
some server - switch trunks (gigabit is an option, but seeing as we
have lots of free 100mbps ports and multiple unused 100mbs cards. say
hello dell servers)
Ideas? Links?
(and others) can pretend
to be a switch (etherchanel or whatever) and thus
have n x 100mbps throughput full duplex
Dean
DaZZa wrote:
On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Dean Hamstead wrote:
anyone got a link of somewhere to start for port trunking
we have all cisco gear on the server farm, and id like to make
some
just because you get http doesnt mean you get ftp
so
check that your running ftp through your http proxy
also check that your proxy allows you to get to ftp stuff
maybe you need to set passive ftp *shrug*
Dean
Louis wrote:
On Wed, Jun 30, 2004 at 10:40:13AM +1000, Louis wrote:
I hope queries
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Well im interested
i emailed the gentleman who posted initially (graham??)
not sure if he responded somewhere in the flood of responses.
just need to know more details than the general ones right now
eg. day of the week, do you need to be a tafe
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i can vouch for an ibook. they are great.
dont look past powerpc's. linux runs perfectly
personally im running debian, but you can compile
stuff if you like (which i sometimes do)
works just like linux anywhere else.
Dean
Chris Deigan wrote:
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penrith is good for me.
would be there with bells and whistles and my debian-ibook
Dean
Richard Hayes wrote:
| On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 02:13 pm, Simon Males wrote:
|
|where?
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|
| Yet to be confirmed but maybe either Seven Hills or Penrith
|
| Penrith is 5
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if you can get your camera supported via video4linux then you
can use gnomemeeting etc.
if its just usb-storage, youll just have to save to .mov or whatever
and move it across.
chances are if you cant use it as a webcam in windows you can in
linux
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not sure if im correct, but i think this thread is more
ontopic in the slug-chat list, but im sure debating
licensing isnt ontopic for a linux discussion list.
anyone with higher authority want to clarrify?
not trying to stiffle debate but just trying
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| Debian has some good points and some very serious failings. One I have
| just come across was in trying to install RAID and LVM at the same
| time. In fact even trying to install RAID as part of the installation
| didn't want to work for me using
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if they are just hardware modems then there is no need
for 'drivers'. you just initialise it and off you go.
its just that windows calls everything 'drivers'.
drivers is a strange word anyway, do you need a driver
for your cpu?. oh the philosophy of it
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success! thanks
Dean
Matthew Palmer wrote:
| On Wed, May 12, 2004 at 02:35:43PM +1000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
|
|is it possible to copy a database from one mysql installation
|to another by copying the files
|
|
| Yes, but make sure you stop both
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is it possible to copy a database from one mysql installation
to another by copying the files
obviously i could dump the database and reimport it
but thats not practical
i just want to copy the files from /var/mysql and drop
them in on another machine
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i believe there is a gnome version of oo that has ms
style buttons and stuff.
also gnome or kde should behave enough like windows
for normal users. just click on button, click on app.
easy!
personally i cant stand using windows at all, i find it
cant
] Linux on an xbox
Dean Hamstead wrote:
i believe sony helped get linux going on playstation2, but youll need
to google it. the xbox is a powerpc with an ati card. its biggest problem
is that it doesnt have a hard disk (unlike ps2 and xbox)
I'm guessing you mean't GameCube instead of xbox
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
| quote who=James Gregory
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|How can we get a spam filter to check for misspelt words and reject the
|mail on that basis?
|
|I thought about this a while ago. It would be relatively easy to implement
|-- just hook aspell into a
the xbox is basically just a pc. i believe its a celeron with an nvidia
video card
the interfaces are just usb with different plugs, ethernet card, ide with
hard disks
so throw a bunch of monkeys (or even better, hackers* with too much time) in
a room with an xbox and some linux sources
and sooner
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i would go out and just buy a little firewall.
im using a netgear one. my set up is an alcatel bridge
with a netgear firewall.
the alcatel bridge connects ethernet to the phone line
(bridging the ethernet over the dsl), then the firewall
reeches down
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can anyone recommend a good network sound daemon?
ive had a play with esound but havent had much sucess
when going over a network. by much i mean any. just
doesnt seem to work.
im looking at jack.
does anyone have any experience that could recommend
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Simon Bryan wrote:
| Hi all,
| I am helping a disability organisation I am associated with to setup a
| small network of 10 Linux, three Windows and a Linux server. We can't
| afford the needed hardware or the licences to go to XP and MS Office etc,
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i finally got sufficiently pissed of with my imac and blew
away macos9 and installed debian unstable.
now as a normally devout fan of enlightenment, im quite enjoy
having large virtual desktops and indeed, 2 or more virtual desktops
indeed my ibook
does anyone know if you can run macosx binaries
in linux powerpc.
ive googled it.
but if someone has better google power. good =)
Dean
source isnt available otherwise i would use make ;)
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dont buy their products!
seriously though, if they loose big chunks of business theyll soon
tighten their belt.
Dean
Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi
I noticed there was some talk previously about St george and linux. I
occasionally check out harris tech web site,
hey all,
well its good to be back.if anyone even remembers me =)
anyhoo, now im back in the country and back on the slug mailing
list.
im curious if anyone is running linux on an ibook (of the clamshell)
variety. the reason i ask is because, being the little *nix nut
that i am, am now doing so.
I do, just post questions to SLUG as usual.
The internet wins again.
just as a plug clamshell ibooks are dirt cheap on ebay and really are
classy. not to mention that x runs great, sound (alsa *grin*), usb
firewire, airport card (built in 802.11b) all work great. i havent got
the modem working
changing to the ati driver made life worth living. far out
videos actually work really well now. i cant believe the
stress my poor little cpu must have been under with the fb
driver =\
If you use GNOME, install 'acme'. Otherwise, there's pbuttonsd and a few
other GUI-ish ones for wmaker and so on.
does it just show up as ttyS0? i dont know if the driver is loaded or what.
found it, macserial. works beautifully.
Dean
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Ive got some blocking to do this afternoon,
so im wondering if someone can tell me...
What port does yahoo messanger run on?
What port does msn messanger run on?
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Thanks
Dean
Christopher Booth wrote:
On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 13:44:57 +1100
Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ive got some blocking to do this afternoon,
so im wondering if someone can tell me...
What port does yahoo messanger run on?
cs.yahoo.com port 5050
What port does msn
can you telnet to the machine normally?
like not in perl?
Dean
henry wrote:
Dears :
I can telnet to host(linux802) by typing
telnet
linux802 ,
bilbo (uid) ,
check that your webserver can resolve the hostname for that virtual
server to an address that is on your server
check that your config is correct (looking for obvious visual errors,
checking against prior virtual host entries and by running
/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl configtest)
if you
does perl have a function to return the length of a string?
eg
$length = size($foo);
Dean
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details about your MTA (aka qmail, sendmail, exim etc)
and your pop daemon will be helpful
there may be a lockfile in addition to permissions
problems
Dean
Shannon wrote:
Hi people,
I nedd a little help. I am trying to get my pop3 server back up and
running here
i find its usually worth compiling in the usb controller
but since your using out of the box, have you run depmod -a
then tried modprobe usb-uhci
?
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
I have just put a PCI USB controller card into a box and kudzu can find it
and has logged it in its database.
How
uss720.o
-rw-r--r--1 root root 5808 Apr 9 2001 wacom.o
GV suggested I insmod usbcore which I have done and that is installed OK.
On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, Dean Hamstead wrote:
i find its usually worth compiling in the usb controller
but since your using out of the box, have you
this isnt mine but
http://www.sydneywireless.com/
nothing like reinventing the wheel ;)
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For all of you who may be interested in wireless networking in Sydney, this is
just a quick message to inform people that the Sydney Wireless Mailing List is
now up.
copy and paste are catered for nicely by your middle mouse button
which imo is much more eligant than select-ctrlc-click-ctrlp
i can only begin to express my frustration when i try the
same in windows ;)
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the many things I have on my list of `Things To
as i mentioned
select the text
then middle click into your target text widget
never leave home without it
Dean
Chris Barnes wrote:
Your right they do implement cut and paste, but it still bugs me that if I
was to cut or copy something from Licq, I cant paste it into Mozilla
That goes
themes.org seems to have merged into one archive
and in the process dropped all its old content
Dean
Daniel Harper wrote:
I have found that site to be very confusing, and lacking in any worthwhile
content, except a couple of themes
-Original Message-
From: Dane [mailto:[EMAIL
spell check isnt in yet,
you can read about it on mozilla.org
Dean
Paul Copeland wrote:
Hi All,
The other night I downloaded Mozilla 0.9.7. I went for the typical
install with just Navigator, Mail and News. I have found, however, that
there does not seem to be a spell checker for out
mod_throttle mod_bandwidth
http://modules.apache.org lists a good many modules
you can also build apache with modules in a nice
scripted (lazy) fashion by using apache toolbox
http://www.apachetoolbox.com
i recommend it
Dean
George Vieira wrote:
I don't think apache can do it *george looks
this is really a slug-chat sort of post
im sure jeff can clarify
Dean
Internet User wrote:
Of course we will see more and more attacks on Windows, but Linux
will
be a target because its use is becoming more widespread, said
Raimond
Genes, European president for antivirus at Trend Micro.
i use a little app called 'xnetload' which gives a running graph
of in and out data on a given interface... in this case ppp0
not anything amazing or anything, but suits me.
Dean
George Vieira wrote:
All I have is a simple pppstats command monitoring transfer rates and
logging to a file.
alsa broke horribly on 2.4.16, so i venture to
think similarly for xmms.
alsa works fine too :). alsa-0.9-beta7. perhaps try upgrading
your ALSA version?
0.5.12a which is for 2.4.16, and i tried removing the libAALSA output
plugin to no avail
Dean
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has anyone built xmms 1.2.5 on kernel 2.4.16?
having just done so, i am now being presented with
unsolvable segfaults.
which is most od (and annoying) seeing 1.2.4 was
workig just fine, however built on a prior kernel
version (2.4.4.. something like that)
alsa broke horribly on 2.4.16, so i
They do not use PPP authentication - no client software is required -
just hook your ethernet card straight up to the modem, and set up
your static IP.
Its worth noting that ADSL+router just bridges the ethernet. Hence why
its more an ADSL router than an ADSL modem.. infact, wouldnt the
Just use the scripts from roaring penguin
usernames are 'username@bigpond'
that caused 5 seconds of grief ;)
rebecca (insert name here) claims on her lil page
that she needed to drop the MTU in her internal
network.
i havent had this problem and nor has my friend
who also runs dsl via linux
logitech quickcam express's cost like $100
(sometimes like $80 in bigw, but are available
from all your big chains stores like tricky
dickies, hardly normal etc)
and work quite well in linux.
youll need the driver and usb support
(on linux-usb.org)
im running 0.4b on 2.4.11 quite nicely
with
there are alot of apps in the xawtv package including
webcam which is a cli program and fbtv which puts
video streams to fb rather than x
just get usb going
compile the driver and install it
plug in the cam
insmod mod_quickcam
then go for your life
if you use webcam you need to set the
Gaining a degree (say an engineering degree) gives you
a good solid base for changing careers later in the future.
Going to uni is also a good place to a) be a bum student
(because everyone has to have there turn once) b) meet
people (many a man has met his wife at uni, not to mention
the friends
If you wana use usb peripherals beyond HID's then
i think 2.4 is a must
Actually i really think if your not running 2.4
yet you should consider it.
Although if its not broke, dont waste your time
fixing it ;)
Dean
Simon Wong wrote:
On Thu, 2001-11-22 at 14:47, Tony Green wrote:
I've had
Firewire and USB make the forementioned rebooting
for hardware changes a thing of the past.
Although video cards etc...
Hot pluggable ram would go down very nicely, someone
care to invent / implement it on the x86 platform?
(Ok sure you could change printers and mice etc before.)
This is
Also afaik there're problems with the NetGear FA311s with 2.4.x ? and
people have suggested use of FA310s instead. Is this true ?
Get Intel EtherExpress cards or Tulips (chipset, not brand).
Netgear 10/100's work well in linux.
What's the difference between OEM and Retail pricing ?
You
George Vieira wrote:
I'm running 2 Realtek 8029 and 1 Tulip card and worked great in the old P100
system and when moved to the new system I had problems with 1 of the 8029
cards having weird conflicts.
Probably just an irq conflict or maybe shared pci/isa slot blues.
Though I would
I attend UWS, if you live out this way i think its a
waste of time to go to a city uni.
Do engineering over comp science.
I know in my elec/mech/comp engineering there is a
feeling of comp sci being a bludgy degree.
Dean
Rich Buggy wrote:
Hi Matt,
Currently i'm looking at UTS, Sydney
i can get from
here to
here
by going
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or by going
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both perfectly solve the problem, and yet like a glass of water,
people will rally behind if its hall full or empty.
Dean
Rick Welykochy wrote:
Minh Van Le wrote:
Why all the platforms ? - AIX, HP-UX, IRIX,
has anyone got a copy of the source for bbstats 0.21?
the proper site for it according to freshmeat is gone
*weep*
Dean
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Is there a setting to change the amount of cache?
of cache per filesystem? even the life of a cache
before it syncs?
all of which set to zero or another minimalistic
value would serve to push data to the fs on the fly
Dean
Steve Downing wrote:
From the wouldn't it be cool if
Im a big fan of netscape and now mozilla mail
flame me, but i like it
Dean
Craige McWhirter wrote:
Thus spake Grant Street, on Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 02:30:08PM +1000:
Hello all
I am fairly new to using linux for peronal email stuff but:
I have a laptop(low powered) that I want to access
H1Software error:/H1
PRECan't locate LWP/Simple.pm in @INC (@INC contains:
^^^
perl -MCPAN -e install LWP::Simple
make sure your on the net
Dean
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No bitching
but seeing telstra was out today (adsl for 7 hours)
id like to encourage people to get the value of that
period credited to next month.
for adsl this is only about $1 ( $100*7/(24*30) )
however thats $1 that your basically giving to them
$1 that could buy you some nice refreshing
you could whip up a quick ms access 'database', or just
use the mysql cli ;)
but seriously
http://www.wesmo.com/~rwest/MID/
looks good
Dean
wal wrote:
Hi,
can anyone suggest a utility or what options do i have
if i would to keep track of network addresses assigned
to sites for an
Check your duplex setting, seeing as you have a dumb hub
you might need to force 10mbps/half-duplex
Your symptoms sound like your at full duplex.
Dean
Rachel Polanskis wrote:
Hi sluggers,
I've managed to get myself a groovy little notebook running SuSE 7.1
on it.
I went and bought a
append options to the kernel or to the module ;)
Look in the kernel source ;)
Dean
Rachel Polanskis wrote:
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
Check your duplex setting, seeing as you have a dumb hub
you might need to force 10mbps/half-duplex
Your symptoms sound like your
Has anyone got an Amanda OnStream ADR50 Tapetype defintion for amanda?
Could you please email it to me.
Thanks!
Dean
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Is this a joke???
Dean
Net Authority Investigations wrote:
Dear slug,
It has recently been brought to our attention that you are, or have been, in
violation of the Net Authority Acceptable Internet Usage Guidelines. It has been
reported that you distribute offensive materials over the
Morning,
Does anyone have multiple mice set up in X 4.x?
If so would you care to fwd the relevant entries in the config file
Ive a PS/2 and a USB mouse and i would like to use two. Not two cursors
(that would be neat though) but the normal multiple influences type of
arrangement.
Kernel does
Runs fine with just
ipchains -P forward DENY
/sbin/ipchains -A forward -s 172.29.0.0/16 -d 0.0.0.0/0 -j MASQ
even for multiple machines, i wouldnt recommend just those rules
unless you have a tight ship.
if you want to server you should only need to port map and you
should be ok. You wont be
yes,
fine
its just normal ppp
advice:- set up like any other provider
Dean
Tiwari, Rajnish wrote:
Dear Folks,
Has anyone attempted to use dingoblue internet access with Linux ?
Success or failure ?
Any advice/suggestions/recommendations on dingoblue and linux is
most welcome.
Most tv capture cards need a really strong signal. They have virtually
no ability to amplify or filter whats coming down the line. Can i
recommend
that if you are in a poor location (like me), you take a trip to tricky
dickies
or jaycar (etc) and buy some signal boosting and filtering gear.
If
Assuming that your modem is supported then you will most likely need to
update your kernel. Id be suprised if updated kernels arent available as
RPMS but compiling is easy enough even for a newbie.
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings.
I am quite new to this group but I am committed to
I would go with a brand name usb modem. Thats probably your
best bet (look on linux-usb.org), a banksia or netcomm would
probably be recognised.
You will also wana check what drivers do what, as i have found
with usb in 2.4 it doesnt always recognise compatable hardware.
(the smc usb ethernet
Terry,
Can i suggest that your try the latest samba, if not i cant see any
reason not the use an older version of samba.
Samba still speaks basic smb, just does more now!
You could try using linux as a novell server which would mean a minimal
fuss transition as fast as the clients go.
I still
teething problems on the odd
ocassion. Doh
Thanks
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
They are in the mountains now ;)
Glenmoore park has ADSL as well but its one rack is now full
(all 80 positions or something silly like that) i think my
installation was in the last 20 places
into
rolling out more exchanges in other areas.
I only wish :)
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
When i had mine installed i asked the telstra tech about it
Apparently in a given bundle, only about 2-3/10 lines can have
adsl otherwise you get interferance. So if your considering
Did you read the documentation accompanying ALSA?
you may also find alsa-conf (on the alsa ftp) very helpful
if you really dont know much about linux (or if your lazy)
Dean
Jeremy Kerwin wrote:
Greetings all.
I am trying to get the Yamaha OPL3SA2 sound card working in my Toshiba 2540XCDT
When i had mine installed i asked the telstra tech about it
Apparently in a given bundle, only about 2-3/10 lines can have
adsl otherwise you get interferance. So if your considering it
stop considering and start ordering as in a street only a handful
of houses can have adsl (or in my street of
Maybe what you need is alsa
www.alsa-project.org
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Jeremy Kerwin
Does anyone have any experience getting the soundcard to work in a toshiba
2540XCDT laptop?
Hah. Swoit machine. :)
If it's close enough to the similar model we have at the office, it
Anyone know of any GPL'd *nix apps like
MS Publisher. Its so good i think MS must
have outsourced its creation ;)
But seriously, i would like something similar
it on my normal workstation!
Dean
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Whats the story with require in mod_perl?
i have to replace it with do inorder to not
get an internal server error.
i mean hey do works, i just would like to know
whats going on. xfire?
Dean
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ati radeon
Dean
Russell Davies wrote:
This is probably a FAQ here -- but can anyone recommend a non-NVIDIA
graphics card that has 2d _and_ 3d dri capabilities in XFree 4.0.3?
Bonus points for suggesting a cheap place online to purchase one. :)
cheers,
r.
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Edit /etc/ppp/options (not totally needed but makes life a lil easier)
edit /etc/ppp/pap-secrets (or chap-secrets)
edit /etc/ppp/ppp.chatscript
then run
/usr/sbin/pppd connect /usr/sbin/chat -v -r /etc/ppp/report-chat -f
/etc/ppp/ppp.chatscript
works for me ;)
Dean
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
ooh ooh ooh
you learn this in high school physics
you need a stobe light with a controllable frequency
you point it at it and adjust it till the blades stop
at that point your frequency is a multiple of the fans
frequency.
Youll find as you lower the frequency the blades will
move again and
At this point i would like to mention turbolinux.
If your a redhat fan and are sick of the amount of rubbish
you get, and youd also like to have more provided binary
packages that are better-than-rh integrated, then turbo
could be for you.
Go get the iso now. There is a workstation and a server,
Also, I went out to buy a Netgear FA311TX or Intel EEPro based NIC today,
and wound up getting talked into getting a 3com 3C905C-TXM. I was assured
this is a reliable NIC with relatively low CPU demands and sustained high
throughput. Does anyone have any comments on these NICs? Is it a decent
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