theres a patch for 2.2.18
ftp://ftp.lugoj.org/pub/reiserfs/devlinux.com/pub/namesys/linux-2.2.18-reiserfs-3.5.29-patch.gz
Dean
DaZZa wrote:
>
> nOn Sat, 6 Jan 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
>
> > http://www.namesys.com/
> >
> > I find that the main ftp server
Im pretty sure the reiser patches should work
they problee do otherwise they would release a new one
try and see (im interested also)
Dean
DaZZa wrote:
>
> On Sat, 6 Jan 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
>
> > it should be in by default if not its in
> > the ac patches, o
it should be in by default if not its in
the ac patches, otherwise just get the patches
from the utah-glx? site.
its a character device
possibly experimental
Dean
DaZZa wrote:
>
> Folks.
>
> Anyone know if the AGP support is available in the 2.2.18 kernel, and if
> so where you enable it?
>
You can access any db you like in star office
using a variety of drivers including JDBC drivers
Havent used it though.
Dean
Grahame Kelly wrote:
> On Wed, 03 Jan 2001, John Ferlito wrote:
>
>> Anyone know of a GUI tool to edit DB contents? Basically I'm
>> after something that will do a selec
software specs please.
Dean
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> hi
> i am just wondering if anyone could guess what framerate i should be
> getting in quake 3 demo with.
>
> 800x600 all settings on the lower end.
>
> celeron 633
> 96mb of ram
> tnt2 m64
> .
>
> with a voodoo2 which i borrowed i got
> > First, lets verify with the maths: a 56K modem's uplink is 33.6Kbps, 10
> > bits per byte [due to Async framing]. thats a maximum transfer speed of
> > 3.3KB/sec. your 12K message would take approximately 3 seconds (actually, a
> > little over) to transmit.
>
> Next, let's re-verify the ma
OpenBSD people =)
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Mike Holland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > nsa developes secure version of linux
> >
> > Thats a bit misleading. Its more of a demo of certain security features,
> > rather than a secure OS.
>
> well it's not a full blown linux distributio
get the mozilla installer
i like it =)
move the file into /tmp
mv mozilla*gz /tmp
cd /tmp
tar zxvf mozilla*gz
cd
./mozilla-install
saves time... works for me
and the installer package is smaller than the other *boggle*
Dean
"Adam F. Bogacki" wrote:
>
> Thanks Jeff.
>
> I was impressed wit
h im trying to
> get qmail to work correctly.
>
> Its kidna buggering me up.. heh
>
> Regards, Alan Lee
> - Original Message -
> From: "Dean Hamstead" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Alan Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: <[EMAI
sendmail is installed on most systems by default.
It works, and its not too bad when all is said and done
im a fan of qmail and exim.
i think exim maybe a little easier to set up but possibly
qmail has more available software.
www.qmail.org
www.exim.org
smail is supposed to be good
have a loo
> I've tried it on RH6.2 and it is a lot more stable and generally better
> but has a couple of nasty bugs. Any dialog/form that you enter a "."
> into
> gets converted into "%A9" which makes it really really hard to put
> your e-mail address into a form. Java Script still doesn't work for
> quite
mem just has to be equal to or less than how much physical
ram is in your system. One byte more and the kernel will crash
and burn.
Lilo counts ram in using 1024, so 128MB is correct.
cat /proc/meminfo gives me the same value as the ram check does.
my lilo.conf..
boot=/dev/hda
map=/boot/map
ins
Happy Christmass all!
Have a safe and fun holiday (if you get one)
Dean "Linux as a christmas present is very economical" Hamstead
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Did I miss it? Or has no one mentioned that X4.0.2 is out?
Oh well, it is. I suppose yall read /. so its barely worth mentioning
alsa 0.5.10 is alsa out with fixes when compiling for k 2.2.18
I also notice that a new reiser patch for 2.2.17 is out but hasnt
seeped out through the mirrors yet (i
gnapster is my personal favourite
ive also used knapster and a java napster client.
console based nap was my favourite for a long time but
its binary only at last check
(nap was good because it was fully functional while the
gui based clients were still only chat clients)
freshmeat.net
Dean
tulip
Dean
Michael Sztachanski wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm trying to find a driver for the NETGEAR FA310TX NIC, any
> suggestions???
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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>
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http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=radius
theres a BSD and a GPL one, both free.
Dean
Daron Barndon wrote:
>
> Does anyone know where I can get hold of a free RADIUS server for linux?
>
> Thanks
>
> Daron Barndon
> Systems Administrator
> BTLôôkSmart
> L7/241 Commonwealth St
> Surry Hills NSW 20
Im formatting a 70 gig device (go hardwar raid) which will
be used to store a database. As you may / may not know
MySQL (yes, we use that too) stores its data in only a handfull
of very large files.
For maximum performance i obviously want the largest block size
possible, which is only 4k =( I wa
Michael Sztachanski wrote:
>
> Terry Collins wrote:
> >
> > Michael Sztachanski wrote:
> >
> > ...snip...
> > > FYI
> > >
> > > IBM offer a 50% dicount of their product range (Netfinity), not sure
> > > what the dicount is for RS6000, etc.
> >
> > This is for? (developers?)
>
> Yes, sorry - for
Apache can cough up its info as
http://url/server-info
http://url/server-status
status is how apache is doing, what its just done etc.
info is how its configured on a per module basis.
very cool.
should be commented out in httpd.conf
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
>
> > the only problem is
Not of shell scripts =\
You basically have to go pass sql statements to the cli program for
the database then load them into a variable. Then whip out awk and
break the data into usefull bits.
Id recommend you just write in c. Youll need to check out the security
issues involved though.
Dean
>
Anything that will run in cgi-bin that can talk to a database;
You could use shell scripts if you really wanted.
Dean
John Ferlito wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 04:31:27PM +1100, Terry Collins wrote:
> >
> > Is there any other way to interface a WWW page to a database?
> > NOTE --- other
> * an stinit craps out with
> Can't find the tape characteristics database.
>
> * no /dev/tape
id venture to say that should be a symlink to /dev/st1
Dean
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Your web server doesnt know to interpret the script,
generally youll want it to be in the cgi-bin, or allowed to
run via ExecCGI or even mod_perl.
Dean
Simon Bryan wrote:
>
> Hi,
> One of our students submitted a 'Guestbook' perl script as part of her
> assessment. We were able to assess it fo
You need to tell pppd to be verbose
echo "debug" >> /etc/ppp/options
or add debug to the pppd command line
Dean
Peter Vogel wrote:
>
> How do I see what my modem reports during the ppp connection sequence?
> It doesn't seem to appear in the /var/log/messages file.
>
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Check if their is a soffice process (eg ps ax | grep so) when this
occurs. It *could* be checking to see if its already running, then,
seeing that it is (in a sense) is quits.
*shrug* try openoffice
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
>
> Does anyone have problems with StarOffice failing to start.
>
Use aumix,
aumix :2 +XX
where XX is a value to add
or -xx to subtract
or no sign for literal
aumix --help
w is pcm
Dean
> Unless I've completely missed something, the keyboard itself isn't a USB
> device, it just happens to have a two-slot (socket?) unpowered USB hub in
> it, and the
I need to save username and password as a cookie on the client.
yeah thats easy, i would like a single encrypted cookie. Doesnt
have to be insanely encrypted just something thats not easily
readable.
(did i mention perl?)
Dean
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Mus bash raster =)
> i've had to read many.. like man pages for dhcpd which chanegdc config
> file formats.. and if i wasnt so familiar with X and nvidia i'd have
> spent a god extra few days getting X up.. but i've done it before so
> many times i can roll my own xf86config off the top of my hea
hostname
this value is also stored in /etc/HOSTNAME and often in
/etc/sysconf/network
Dean
John Ferlito wrote:
>
> OK this is driving me crazy. I've fixed it once before but can't
> remember how. I have a debian box and if you run dnsdomainname it just
> returns nothing instead of pri
Here here.
Linux is made by the people for the people. Thats whats great about it,
we arent told what were gunna get, we make it ourselves. If you dont
like
something, the nature of linux allows you to enhance or replace.
Linux is also not an OS which is driven by profit (for the most part) as
s
> I haven't read a README since going to Debian to get an application to
> work. I'm still unsure whether that's good or bad.
>
> > decompress/run/do somethngt with that file - get a Cd of 3rd party
> > software (linux has distros - but they will never answer everything -
> > in the end 3rd party
> > "install me" button or "uninstall" etc. - its just so much less pain
> > and wokr than linux. linxu means u have to be nigh a guru to get 3rd
> > party drivers working - getting nvidia's 3d to work is an example -
> > everyone at work seems to keep coming to me to "fix" their machines by
> > s
> installing software on linux is a pain - compared to windows. - you
> have to find the right file - read a readme - figure out how to
> decompress/run/do somethngt with that file - get a Cd of 3rd party
> software (linux has distros - but they will never answer everything -
> in the end 3rd part
Use open standards, document clearly any additions to these standards.
Then let open source develop its own solutions. =)
Dean
Rachel Polanskis wrote:
>
> Sluggers,
>
> I read on /. about Applix and Adobe both making annoucements about
> discontinuing popular products on the Linux platfrom.
>
Is there a %X (where X is a letter) that returns the current
number of the day of the month including suffix (st, nd, th etc)
the man page doesnt seem to have one.
Dean
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Redhat 3.0 will take 2.4.x if you upgrade enough stuff.
Its just a matter of how much you can be bothered to update.
you will need to update what was ipchains and glibc 2.2 would be
worth going to.
Dean
Jason Rennie wrote:
>
> Hi again all,
>
> Well debian is finally finished installing.
>
Is fetchmail what your after?
Dean
Jon Biddell wrote:
>
> Can someone point me to the appropriate FAQ for mail setup ? I
> need the server here (not the gateway machine) to collect my mail
> from both my and SWMBO's POP accounts, and send any replies to the
> appropriate SMTP server.
>
> I'd
Not to give anyone specifically a plug but little isps are better
in the linux arena. Im on RPI for home and rob is pretty ace (not
that i need tech support for linux). I also deal with PNC alot
and they are pretty cluey, but im not sure if they will help over
the phone, but i dont think they wou
http://www.listbot.com/
http://www.egroups.com/
Dean
Russell Davie wrote:
>
> Hi
> any thought who would host a email discussion group for a non-profit org?
> My year at uni want to have an email list to stay in touch. This is our
> final year and we are looking for a host for this
> any sug
on" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2000 10:37 PM
> Subject: Re: [SLUG] speaking of HW ...
>
> > This one time, at band camp, Dean Hamstead said:
> > >I dont recommend VIA based boards. My gigabyte-ali works well
; This one time, at band camp, Dean Hamstead said:
> >I dont recommend VIA based boards. My gigabyte-ali works well
> >i havd found gigabyte to generally be good in linux.
>
> Have to disagree, my mobo is VIA based and it's smooth as. I've also
> heard bad stories
I didnt say it was easy =P
Dean
Angus Lees wrote:
>
> \begin{Dean Hamstead}
>
> > FreeBSD's tcpip stack is a popular thing to take.
>
> ack!
>
> my (undergrad) thesis is to port the freebsd stack to some new
> whizzbang research os (Mungi). i'm fra
Having made an effort to see just how many modules i could compile
into apache, by personal record stands at
php+ssl+servlets+dav
which isnt a bad effort.
anyway, mod_perl isnt stable as a DSO. So its best to compile in.
in the mod_perl dist file there is a whole bunch of INSTALL.* files
giving
>
> > Licensing is a full topic. But just because its no gpl compatable
> > doesnt mean it requires a license.
>
> What does that sentence mean?
License, aka pay for it. Thats the impression i got from the initial
email.
Being that php needed to be paid for.
> > Its not hard to break "compatab
Licensing is a full topic. But just because its no gpl compatable
doesnt mean it requires a license.
Speculatively i would say you might not be allowed to create derived
works from it. It may also offer some warranties *doubt*.
Its not hard to break "compatability" with GPL considering how open
I dont recommend VIA based boards. My gigabyte-ali works well
i havd found gigabyte to generally be good in linux. Intel chips
are usually ok also
Dean
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> hi
> i am hoping to get a new MB and cpu soon which will be cool but any
> recomendations etc..
>
> i am thinking
> Peter, who longs for the day when buying a Linux peripheral
> doesn't have to involve a week of disappointing research.
I think thats a severe exageration. Especially if youve used linux
for a while. There are alot of good and bad brands. Its also generally
not a good thing to invest i
www.linuxhardware.net
Ethernet-HOWTO (out of date?)
make xconfig =)
Dean
> Peter Hardy wrote:
>
> I was speaking to somebody at the meeting last night (I'm sorry, I've
> forgotten your name...), who asked me about lists of Linux-compatible
> hardware. I referred them to http://linux.com/har
I believe viewing of symlinks (probably called aliases by crap-dows)
is a configurable option.
If your using IE youll know where the config is.
Dean
Ho Ming Shun wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have just went to a windows box and tried using IE 4 to access my linux box via
>ftp when I found that IE doe
Anyonw got an url for free secondary DNS
server hosting? (if thats the term)
Ive seen one posted here before.
Dean
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Not really, since money is a representation of value.
Money is worth nothing if we place no value upon it.
I think Ken got me good though.
I still think taxing free software is silly. I wonder
if it would be possible to create a license forbidding
taxation on it.
I guess if your selling it, it
Software doesnt exist, so why should i pay for it?
lets say i put a scsi disk with mac on it onto a
sparc machine? nothing, its as good as a blank disk
(basically)
Why should i pay for a magnetic configuration?
I mean, lets say i wave a magnet near a disk, in
theory i could come up with somethi
Is there an $ENV for command line variables?
Are their modules to make this easier?
eg ./myperlscript.pl options here
Dean
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> >From memory, telstra has some enormous caches for its cable and adsl
> customers.
>
> The real question is how fast does a telnet or ssh get though to where you
> want to go.
The *real* real question is how fast does napster go =P
Dean
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I know bigpond isnt telstra. But when bigpond needs something done i
have no
doubts it gets done and it gets done promptly. ( i didnt have my second
phone
line installed by primus for nothing ).
Its good that finally telstra is facing some competition, but its
unfortunate
that telstra still makes
Is it just me or does it only seem to be the little isps
affected by this net downage. I can barely maintain an icq
connection and yet my cable friends seem to be hammering
down the files.
The conspiracy theorist in me is yelling fake! What a great
way to suck customers off the aussie battler I
http://heroinewarrior.com/bcast2000.html
Havent tried it myself
Dean
Terry Collins wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of any video editing software for linux?
>
> Looking for stuff for home movies editing for a client.
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Glide in x3.3.6... get a voodoo 3 =P
If only glide 2 would be ported to x4 *grrr*
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
>
>
> > I've tried 2.4.0-test9 (and the reiserfs patch for the same) with the
> > Matrox DRM and agpgart features
>
> *sniffle*
>
> Same card here, etc. (We've been through this befor
Whats in the kernel is OSS/Free
which is like a clone of OSS i think in GPL
as OSS is on like a gazillion OS's... well maybe
a handful. Its a standard (kinda).
ALSA was spawned from drivers written for a card
(name eludes me) to exploit its potential more fully.
ALSA isnt a kernel patch. I dont
aliases or virtual accounts?
Dean
john wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Running sendmail , linux mandrake
>
> cheers
>
> john
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What dist. or mail server software?
Dean
> john wrote:
>
> Hi there
>
> Just wondering if you can help me out here.
>
> I have installed virtual email accounts on linux, its receiving the
> mail ok, but i cannot log into the pop accounts to recieve mail.
>
> I think it has something to do wi
Ive used gigabit and supermicro dual boards.
(both pentium3 pased)
Both work as well as could be expected i guess.
USB works (the supermicro i used has 4 ports
on the root hub...).
On both, adaptec scsi/raid was used, the ide
is only used for a single cdrom.
I couldnt find out what chipset the id
Anyone got 3d acceleration running in 2.4.x with
a tnt2? The kernel modules compile, but alas, broken
symbols.
Dean
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I nice bit of work i saw, it utilising active desktop
Run a web server on the proxy, write a quick script
to initialise of close the ppp connection.
Use the page as your background, when you need to use
the net... *click* then when your done *click*
Its so foolproof, that your average wife/gf/f
Try the ALSA sound drivers.
Dean
> Gareth Walters wrote:
>
> G'day all,
> I have a number of VIA chipset motherboards with onboard sound
> that I am having a great deal of difficulty getting to work. I have
> tried configuring kernel 2.2.17 but when I try and install the
> via82cxxx module
I would like to strip special characters
eg. anything not A..Z a..z 0..9
Dean
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>
> http://drama.obuda.kando.hu/~fero/cgi-bin/rivatv.shtml
Cool, thanks
> > Im pretty sure if i boot to windows, go into tv, then warm reboot
> > i will get something, but thats just not cool =)
>
> Im not sure what you mean here. But if you restart, it will reset it to
> the vga output. (at l
Has anyone had any experience with using the tv out function on
ASUS nvidia based video cards (in linux of course).
Im pretty sure if i boot to windows, go into tv, then warm reboot
i will get something, but thats just not cool =)
Im having a great week with with hardware... and its only just
s
Ken Yap wrote:
>
> >I have three dfe530tx's (link 10/100s)
> >ive got them to work with via-rhine before
> >however these are "b1" revision cards with
> >WOL capability.
>
> Try the latest driver from Donald Becker maybe? Unknown IDs means
> they've modified the chip again. Maybe it's not Via-Rh
I have three dfe530tx's (link 10/100s)
ive got them to work with via-rhine before
however these are "b1" revision cards with
WOL capability.
They are reported as via unknown devices with lspci
or cat /proc/pci
freebsd also doesnt recognise them either and ive
used previous revisions of the card
Basically it depends on what people are looking at.
Generally anything with cgi-bin or a ? are taken directly
anlso your cache size, and how quickly things expire.
You can also increase the % to continue downloading at
if users hit stop.
You can also set a maximum object size and a maximum cach
I have a sparcclassic here running rh 6.2 quite well
for a machine made in 1992 (486 era) it runs like a beast
it even does opengl well (considering the 8 year old factor)
and unlike on my amd, i can resize the opengl window with not
change in performance =)
has a sound card with a driver but al
> As you could tell, I wanted the MS optical mouse just for its side buttons.
> And I wanted those just for quake3. From all the responses regarding this
> matter, the side-button functionality under X doesnt seem too promising. So
> I called up a (windows user) friend of mine who has one of these
gets ported sometime soon hopefully
Dean
Arunava Sen wrote:
>
> Dean Hamstead wrote:
>
> > The MS Intellimouse is a damned good mouse. Who cares abou their
> > software writing skills. They should throw out all that and make
> > peripherals. Logitech makes nice mic
The MS Intellimouse is a damned good mouse. Who cares abou their
software writing skills. They should throw out all that and make
peripherals. Logitech makes nice mice also, but im in love with
the IM explorer. Works well in linux, esp. on usb (something
that windows 95 would never do for me). the
> [ We have a small problem with our 'normal' fests, in that most of them are
> designed, or at least planned to be small. If you want to organise the next
> fest and make it BIG, go for it! We had a small problem with the Installfest
> last time, because no one wanted to come forward to coordinat
> I haven't yet seen what the rest of the Linux community's reaction is, but
> can we please put something together to send to the newspapers, television
> stations, etc.?
In regards to publicity in general, how much free publicity is slug
making
use of? are media releases going to newspapers and
> So in this context I wanted to know what experienced
> programmers though about PHP vs Perl as far as security is.
> My thoughts so far having reached lesson 5 in the PHP
> tutorial and noticing that the latest PHP 4.0.3 release has
> some security patches is:
>
> Pro PHP / Con Perl:
> * PHP of
put on it will fail. Even under Dos, or Linux. Will
> just sit there and beep its head off...
>
> Regards, Alan Lee
> Ecom Computers Australia
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Dean Hamstead" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "George Vieira&quo
get rpms bootstrap install
Dean
Michael Still wrote:
>
> On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, Dean Hamstead wrote:
>
> > I got this whole sparc thing going, redhat 6.2 runs ok
>
> Can I ask where you got the install from? The downloaded one for
> mirror.aarnet.ed
I got this whole sparc thing going, redhat 6.2 runs ok
i put on k2.2.16 from rpms (laziness)
sndconfig detects and configures a module for sound
"amd7930", this module loads ok
mixers seem to work fine, aumix, gmix, xmixer etc.
esound always fails to find a good sound mode
xmms gives some buz
Having missed the first email of this thread, (so i dont
know whats going on) I have a working adaptec 2100s raid
(on a dual p3 800). Needless to say install was boot strapped
on but now the drivers are in place everything is fine.
Anyway yeah, so i may be able to help.
But as far as RAID setup
USB modems are also a good option these days.
Esp. considering the usb backport is included
in the latest kernels, (not that patching is hard)
Dean
Jobst Schmalenbach wrote:
>
> On Sat, Oct 21, 2000 at 08:58:12PM -0700, computer computer ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>wrote:
> >
> > hi
> > can anyone
An option (not so much for init, but for users running aps
as root etc) is sudo
A nice app brought to us from openbsd i believe, and much needed.
Dean
Scott Howard wrote:
>
> On Thu, Oct 19, 2000 at 10:53:05AM +1100, Jill Rowling wrote:
> > What method do people prefer when wanting a program t
Thats what i meant
thanks!
Dean
Adrian van den Dries wrote:
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> Dean,
>
> Don't delete the directory! You:
>
> (make sure is empty, apart from the CVS dir)
> cvs rm
> cvs commit
> cvs update -P
>
> and the directory should be gone.
>
> Wrote Dean:
> > How does one remove a directory in a
How does one remove a directory in a cvs repository?
Dean
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Setuid is the tidiest way i think
su is good for one off stuff and it would
also be a good way to ru nthings if you needed to
run a program as several different users
Dean
Jill Rowling wrote:
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> What method do people prefer when wanting a program to run as a particular
> user?
> Examples:
>
Whats wrong with the persist option on pppd?
Dean
Ben Donohue wrote:
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> Hi Dave,
> I use the following and it works a treat!
>
> put this extra line in crontab to run a file every 5 minutes.
> */5 * * * * root run-parts /etc/cron.5minutes
>
> then create a directory called /etc/cron.5miutes
> >Also, I was wondering if anyone knew how much faster of slower
> >(I hope not!)
> >Linux runs compared to NT/Win2K on dual processor machines. I
> >heard someone tell
> >me between 60-80% of the combined speeds of the two chips.
>
> 2.4 has support for the A7V built in. To install on the ATA-
I havent tried anything much more than mouse overs
i got the bin, too lazy to compile
Dean
Peter Rundle wrote:
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> Dean,
>
> > java script looks good.
>
> So you managed to get this working? I have a java script on my home page
> (the spring that follows the cursor). It works fine in 4.75 bu
Making suggestions is always a bad thing...
Im willing to participate, gimme a few weeks i
need to finish school though =)
Dean
Rodos wrote:
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> On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
>
> > I await the emails.
>
> Jeff you did get my private mail didn't you? Dean can we count you
> in? Thi
Its very stable and really blows IE out of the water.
For 8 megs its damn good even without java (which i havent tried)
java script looks good.
I also like its excellent (and easy) control of cookies, form data and
logins. I also like how you can block images from sites inside the
browser (altho
With initrd.img based scsi booting, how does one tell the
kernel which module to load inorder to access /
Im running a nice dual p3 800 (gig ram, hardware raid..)
and it persists in trying to load the aic7xxx.0 module,
even now i have the raid driver inbuilt it still attempts
to load...
not
Say you have a handful of people who grab out say 10 -20
goodens each month, (no doubt you'll have alot of doubling up)
then someone (some-two maybe) collaborate and its done!
Dean (full of good ideas to be scrutinized)
Jeff Waugh wrote:
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> Rodos said something along the lines of:
>
> > Jeff
how do i get the name of current directory (basically pwd) in perl?
Dean
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> -Original Message-
> From: Dean Hamstead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Cc: 'Howard Lowndes'; Sydney Linux Users Group in Sydney (E-mail)
> Subject: Re: [SLU
> AAaha Got it.. I ran Bleeding Edge 6.2 which has a working raid
> support but found that I needed to patch the firmware on this server to 4.30
> and download the 4.30 drivers for linux.
Im a big fan of roll your own (if you have the time) =)
> I booted the CD and typed `linux dd` and w
At boot, when lilo appear
type
init=/bin/bash
linux will then run bash and youll have to remount the root fs rw, then
you can fix things.
something like that anyway =P
Dean
James Wilkinson wrote:
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> On Sun, 08 Oct 2000, Mike Jones generated:
>
> >I have been locked out of my system an
The user skeleton is in /etc/skel
other skeletons can be created and specified on the command line
with adduser -k
good luck!
Dean
Dean Hamstead wrote:
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> public_html should be created when the user account is created
> either by hand or by being added to the skeleton user.
>
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