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their toe in the water unless
they get someone else to install it for them.
Therefore, I think the original correspondent's choice of Mandrake is a
better choice.
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On Tue, Feb 10, 2004, Terry Collins wrote:
Latex question. I am not getting any space between paragraphs in Latex.
\setlength{\parsep}{15mm}
Is this the setting that I fiddle?
I believe it's parskip.
Is it affected by \usepackage{fancyhdr}?
No idea, sorry :(
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meals) are available for $20 per person
If anyone has any suggestions, let us know on activities, otherwise
Spice Boys will remain our regular haunt.
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Replied off-list too... sorry Rob.
On Sat, Feb 07, 2004, Robert Collins wrote:
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 11:53, Mary Gardiner wrote:
Reminder that there's an installfest tomorrow at the Computer Bank
Warehouse in Seven Hills. If you didn't RSVP to the activities list,
that's OK, all welcome
with amavisd (nice to have as long as it could
be used in a procmail script)?
clamav.
You want clamav-freshclam to do the updating of the database, and
clamav-daemon so that amavis can talk to it.
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, if you've got any cool toys on your Linux machine to show off,
feel free to bring it along.
Computerbank has lots of spare power cables and extension leads, however
it would be useful if people could bring along networking hubs.
-Mary
[1] http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/activities
On Sun, Feb 01, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
However, I'm wondering whether I keep be the default setup, or tell
amavis not to warn the sender that they have a virus. Its config file
claims that it knows which viruses forge senders, but it looks like I
have to update this by hand (practically
no longer exist at the primary host, for which a DATA check is of
course useless (of course, the primary is right to reject those at SMTP
time, there's nothing I can do about it). I suppose I could compile that
list myself too.
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if it's
a direct connection or a relayed mail.
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On Sun, Feb 01, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Sun, Feb 01, 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Option 2: No alerts at all. This is best combined with a weekly or daily
summary email of quarantined virus mails, but that's more work. ;-)
Anyone got any pointers on doing this? getting a mail for every
want better
than 99.5% uptime neither of those would make the grade.
That should give you an idea of the prices you're looking at, but I
would definitely check Google and Google Ads for other providers.
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with their virus scanners? Not warning senders?
Warning only senders of non-forging viruses? How do you keep your
forging list up to date?
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both spam and viruses seem to send to
the secondaries as a matter of course now :( By the time the primary has
rejected the mail at the SMTP level, the secondary has disconnected from
the sender, so it has to send a bounce message.
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rejects of spam and viruses -- this will tend to
mean that the secondary has to queue endless bounce messages because
most of the spam and an increasing number of viruses go through
secondaries.
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a followup config fest 3 or 4 weeks later.
Thanks,
Mary
PS People interesting in helping out with SLUG activites should really
join the activites list!
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On Fri, Jan 30, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
We need people on hand as installers: if you're going to come along, can
you reply to this message on the activities list?
Messed up the Reply-To, if you like that kind of thing reply to this
one.
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On Sat, Jan 31, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
SLUG is having an installfest a week from today. For those who've
never been to an installfest, we'll be installing Linux on people's
computers. If you're curious about Linux but don't want to install it
yourself, then the installfest is for you
as a volunteer, you only need to bring yourself.
However, if you've got any cool toys on your Linux machine to show off,
feel free to bring it along.
Computerbank has lots of spare power cables and extension leads, however
it would be useful if people could bring along networking hubs.
-Mary
[1
?
That's kind of nasty, it'll force all virus discussions into moderation
:(
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On Thu, Jan 22, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
I'm using mirror.aarnet.edu.au and ftp.wa.au.debian.org. The latter
seems to update every night.
mirror.aarnet now seems to have up to date Debian packages again,
although I don't know how often the mirror is refreshed. It was as
up to date
*
two (although it's been a nice day aside from OpenOffice).
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running a single card with dual output, and you're right it works
fine... except that it regularly fails to render fonts, or occasionally
it renders them on the wrong screen.
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config off-list? I'll reply to this post if a
comparison of our configs turns up anything interesting.
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On Thu, Jan 22, 2004, Ken Foskey wrote:
On Thu, 2004-01-22 at 09:46, Mary Gardiner wrote:
There are other a dist-upgrade fixed it! comments on this issue around
the net. I'm running up-to-date unstable (according to the .au mirrors
anyway) and I still have it :(
ftp.au.debian.org
On Thu, Jan 22, 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Perhaps it's worth trying X 4.3 from experimental (which is perfectly
stable, I run it on all my machines).
Thanks, early indications for this one are good.
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...)
you're running, but I'd recommend using one of the tools that
automatically works out dependencies for you and automatically installs
other packages as needed. yum is one such tool, another is urpmi and
up2date is a third. You don't need it for to solve this problem though.
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is a one man show, but has found that he
doesn't have the time to do testing and needs someone who can fulfill
the following:
You might want to post this to the SLUG jobs list: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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stage. But I don't
have the chance to set up an entire server.
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a draw by highlight text or clicking on a button or
otherwise forcing widgets to redraw but of course this is making it hell
to use certain applications (OpenOffice, Evolution).
Got any suggestions?
-Mary
PS 4KB X config attached.
# File generated by XFdrake
mailboxes without authenticating). archivemail uses this form of URI for
IMAP:
imap://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/path/to/mailbox
Is there an equivalent form for preauth IMAP?
-Mary
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On Tue, Jan 20, 2004, Robert Collins wrote:
OR use a command line switch to tell the method.
This or the preauth:// method is probably the most sensible. I think
this one because it's a little hard to work out how to embed a command
like imapd ~/Maildir into the URI itself. From what I can see,
0x30/usr/local/lib/libz.a(zutil.o)
ld: fatal: relocations remain against allocatable but non-writable sections
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Is there anyway I can recover from this without being root or asking
root to install things for me?
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that subversion is only something you can use
if you can get pre-built packages for your system. I don't know how true
that is for arch, but I don't think I'm going to continue fiddling with
its build process either.
So CVS it is.
Thanks for the suggestion,
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build using the NVidia makefiles
and scripts, because apt sometimes blats them with software mesa
rendering stuff.
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(my
desktop) in the authorized_key file on host remote.example.com. I have
verified that a normal ssh shell login to remote.example.com does not
ask for a password or passphrase.
I am typing ssh://[EMAIL PROTECTED]/home/mary in the location
bar of nautilus, running on local.example.com
Instead
On Sun, Jan 11, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
I installed gnome-vfs-sftp 0.1.2-4 as suggested by [1] and still get
that error message.
Update: as the Debian package info for gnome-vfs-sftp points out, URLs
for sftp over Nautilus start with sftp:// rather than ssh://
This causes some progress
Solved sftp:// part :
On Sun, Jan 11, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
This causes some progress -- Nautilus does seem to attempt to connect to
the remote server, and strace shows that it is repeatedly polling for
data, but it ceases to redraw the screen
nautilus had printed:
The authenticity
/archives/linux-aus/
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I'd particularly be interested in links to add as Resources at the end
of each section, I only have one so far but other feedback is also
welcome -- please direct it to the activities list or privately as you
see fit. (Note the reply to.)
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,
anyone have a workaround?
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On Sat, Jan 03, 2004, Mary Gardiner wrote:
This compiles fine, but fails trying to build the .deb:
OK, one solution is to delete the entire /usr/src/modules/alsa-driver
directory and then attempt the build. It built cleanly then. There must
have been bits of old builds lying around (maybe source
the links I provided help.
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
The reason for this is that if your users subscribe to a mailing
list like techtalk and the bot responds to the From address, then
*every single poster* gets a please add yourself to my
whitelist! mail. I don't want to have
On Tue, Dec 09, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
But the real question is: are there any workarounds for mutt's IMAP
support. I don't care about folder searching, speedy folder changes or
anything like that, but fast reads and writes over a local connection
is something I'd rather like.
OK
of the not-so-minor problems it fixed for me (on a Red Hat system)
was a tendency for the entire system to completely freeze when doing
bursty network transfers (cvs checkouts were a guarenteed freeze). I
would definitely recommend the e100 driver.
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Bah, marking .*microsoft.com to be held for moderation as of now.
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virtual domains, and the Courier MTA FAQ
discusses it here: http://www.courier-mta.org/FAQ.html#virtual
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us a talk based on that.
Anyone wanting to give a talk at SLUG meetings should mail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] with a topic and a very informal abstract (just a
paragraph summary of the material and some idea of the intended audience
will be fine).
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, and the LUGs are generally struggling a bit for speakers.
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about this, so if people can offer suggestions (or
themselves as a contact), could you mail me offlist and I'll pass your
names onto him.
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is
something I'd rather like.
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transferring the attachment
through my ADSL connections three times more than the read mail on
server solution does.
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. (There are BBQs available.)
Family and friends are welcome.
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be as paranoid as I desire about checking that that
key belongs to that person, and that person is who they claim to be,
which is why you shouldn't be trusting of many of the keys in your key
ring.
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On Mon, Dec 01, 2003, Andrew Cowie wrote:
On Sun, 2003-11-30 at 09:02, Mary Gardiner wrote:
which is why you shouldn't be trusting of many of the keys in your
key ring.
Of course, this is the whole reason for key signing events.
If you show me a copy of your key [fingerprint
Hosting have a virtual machine versus co-located server page:
http://www.bytemark-hosting.co.uk/vmhosting/compare.html
Full disclosure: I run a Bytemark virtual server purchased through
http://jvds.com/ -- but as far as I'm aware I don't get referral
discounts :)
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On Sat, Nov 29, 2003, Ken Foskey wrote:
On Sat, 2003-11-29 at 16:09, Mary Gardiner wrote:
Bicentennial Park is part of Sydney Olympic Park, and so is accessible
by car, train and bus.
This is the one with the good kids bike track isn't it?
Yes, I think so.
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of transport -- note that Concord West station is closer to
Bicentennial Park than Olympic Park station is.
BYO food and drink. (There are BBQs available.)
Family and friends are welcome.
We'll post details of wet weather plans in a reminder announce before
the event.
-Mary
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software choice, but it is a reason, nonetheless.
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netbanking that
works with linux browsers?
St George's internet banking (a Java applet) works using a JDK = 1.4
and Mozilla. I don't think it is officially supported.
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of that Google query for more info.
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---
Present: Chris Deigan, Mary Gardiner (minutes), Peter Hardy, Ben Leslie,
Jan Schmidti (chair), Jamie Wilkinson
Apologies: Jaime Hemmett, Michael Kortvelyesy
Meeting open: 6:45
1. General business
1.1 Transfer to new exec
- Signatory transfer not complete, Pete
fees than it is to contribute to Free Software development
(often because this requires paying someone's salary) -- the fact that
the reverse is true for other people doesn't mean they are somehow
failing to put their resources where their mouth is.
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could post to the list.
---
If you feel absolutely compelled to discuss this any further, do so on
slug-chat. (Unless you are asking about configuration for lists YOU
run.)
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On Thu, Oct 30, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
On Thu, Oct 30, 2003, Jan Schmidt wrote:
It has been pointed out that the actual motion to be voted on at
tomorrow's meeting is:
a) Leaving it alone.
b) Moving to a moderated list.
c) Changing it to a members only list.
d) Changing
On Fri, Oct 31, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
b) Moving to a moderated list.
Non-subscriber posts will be moderated. Subscriber posts will be
allowed through.
Jan has noted that this option requires three willing moderators.
Incidently, we have one willing moderator
these options further?
Leaving it alone is clear.
By moving to a moderated list, do you mean a list where a moderator
reads every single post and must explicitly approve it?
And I assume you mean a list where only subscribers can post by a
members only list (often also called a closed list)?
-Mary
midnight tonight (NSW time).
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bit of free trip to Adelaide, free entry to Linux
conference sounds bad to you? ;)
Please pass this message on to non-SLUGgers too.
-Mary
On Fri, Oct 03, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
Hi everyone,
Sun Microsystems and linux.conf.au are doing it again: the Regional
Delegates Program, sending
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--- Minutes ---
Present: Chris Deigan, Mary Gardiner (minutes), Peter Hardy, Jaime
Hemmett, Michael Kortvelyesy, Ben Leslie, Jan Schmidt (chair), Jamie
Wilkinson.
Meeting open: 7:10pm
1. New committee members
We welcomed Michael, Benno and Chris to committee. Michael asked whether
.linux.org.au/ -- to find out
who to contact in their own state.
-Mary
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list delivery off. Whether we'd choose maintaining an accept filter, or
asking people to subscribe their other address with delivery off, or
some combination, would be up to the admins probably, in the event of
the vote being in favour of a closed list.
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On Thu, Oct 02, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
it's probably best to limit the options to those that Mailman 2.1 (our
mail software) makes relatively easy
That should read list software -- slug.org.au's MTA is Postfix. Since
not all list admins have the ability to change the Postfix setup, it
would
with a note containing your name, email
address, and postal address, to the address listed at
http://www.slug.org.au/contacts.html (make sure it reaches us before the
meeting).
In the meantime, let's get SLUG's signal to noise ratio back to normal.
Mary Gardiner,
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Present: Jamie Wilkinson (minutes), Jeff Waugh (chair), Tony Green,
Jaime Hemmett, Peter Hardy, Jan Schmidt
Apologies: Mary Gardiner
Meeting opened 19:35
1. Ongoing tasks
* Investigating discounts for SLUG members.
Jamie announced that Anchor Systems are happy to provide discounted
On Sat, Sep 27, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
Ben Leslie and Michael Kortvelyesy were elected unopposed to the two
vacant SLUG committee positions at this evening's SLUG meeting.
Congratulations to Benno and Michael.
And I intended to say that Chris Deigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] has also been
added
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Secretary:
Mary Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Treasurer:
Jamie Wilkinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Other members:
Jaime Hemmett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ben Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Michael Kortvelyesy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The entire committee can be contacted at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank
half a year's membership fee -- $12.50, which
will cover membership until the AGM in March 2004.
If you have any questions about the new SLUG committee or the election,
please contact the SLUG committee -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mary Gardiner,
SLUG Secretary
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, and we
look forward to that.
After consideration of the SLUG constitution[1] and consultation amongst
the committee, we have decided upon the following course of action:
- Jan Schmidt will step in as President;
- Peter Hardy will tackle Vice President;
- the rest of the committee (Mary Gardiner
as advertising.
See http://advogato.org/article/707.html for a possible response to
this: change the software to ignore Verisign's stupid DNS hijack.
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On Tue, Sep 16, 2003, Mary Gardiner wrote:
Point your browser at http://dfgdfgsfdgd.net/ or
http://sfhjsjfhkshfjshdfjkhsdfhjsd.net/ or
http://www.fdjlfdjkfdskdsfhjdsfhjdshdsfjkl.com/
Those .net domains aren't registered... but they now point at a Verisign
webpage rather than not resolving
Hi everyone,
These are the minutes from last month's SLUG committee meeting. Send
comments to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] as appropriate. We
would be especially interested in additions to our upcoming talks list,
I'll post a separate mail.
Mary Gardiner,
SLUG Secretary.
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with a
particular topic, let the meeting organiser know. Alternatively, you
might like to suggest a topic if there's been a lot of discussion of
it on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply to committee and let us know if you want to give a talk or have
talk ideas.
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Hi everyone,
Registrations for next year's linux.conf.au 2004
[ http://lca2004.linux.org.au/ ] are now open, and they've already
received a number of registrations. Details below.
- Forwarded message from Michael Davies -
From: Michael Davies
Subject: [CTTE] Linux.Conf.Au 2004
that contains:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/gnome-session
GNOME session should launch on startup. But even then, you may need to
select Xsession from the Sessions dialog box, so you should try my
first strategy before the ~/.xsession one.
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though -- freezes will occur during
network activity (a CVS checkin of 1000 files was a 100% reliable
trigger).
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On Tue, Aug 05, 2003, Mary wrote:
The first thing to check is to dig around in the settings of Evolution
and KMail and make sure they're set to use the same mail relay/SMTP
server/mail server (different names for the same thing) to send mail.
Sorry, missing solution: set Evolution's mail relay
, e.g.
rsync -ave ssh path/ remote:path/
The pure scp solution is something like:
$ cd
$ scp -rp . [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That is, change to your home directory and do a recurive (-r) scp that
preservers permissions (-p)
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On Wed, Aug 06, 2003, Mary wrote:
6. Evan Leibovitch's visit to Australia
- Evan Leibovitch, the president of the Linux Professional Institute,
will be in Australia to give a seminar in August
- SLUG might be able to help publicise, or possibly invite Evan to
speak separately
if you want to. (Since the
Evangelism folks are behind it, I suspect the aim is to be able to mail
people and say Mozilla can render your site if it pretends it is IE, so
why not drop the browser check?)
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for the same thing) to send mail.
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Please see http://www.slug.org.au/minutes/ for previous committee
minutes. Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] (whichever
you feel is appropriate) to discuss anything mentioned in the minutes.
Present: Mary Gardiner (minutes), Tony Green, Peter Hardy, Jaime
Hemmett, Jan Schmidt, Pia
to specify windows AND osi approved licence in their
search engine.
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On Tue, Jul 29, 2003, Voytek Eymont wrote:
- what can I use to strip the CR ?
The command dos2unix will do this.
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On Tue, Jul 29, 2003, Voytek Eymont wrote:
** Reply to note from Mary [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue, 29 Jul 2003 21:50:53 +1000
The command dos2unix will do this.
thanks, Mary
is this part of some utilities ? my RH73 seems devoid of it:
Google (search phrase dos2unix red hat) gave me
On Mon, Jul 28, 2003, Voytek Eymont wrote:
** Reply to note from Mary [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon, 28 Jul 2003 09:41:58 +1000
On Sun, Jul 27, 2003, Voytek Eymont wrote:
what do I now need to reload the (new) kernel...?
reboor or what else ?
Reboot.
is there any 'special' way
-19.7 seems to be newer than the one you have
installed.. so possibly the next upgrade will work.
-Mary
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