e machine as
> a standard usb kbd+mouse). Anyone using usb kbd+
> mouse under linux?
I know someone who does use the mouse. Two problems.
1) he automatically puts his cup of coffee in the empty space between
mouse and receiver {:-).
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So long as you are using similar distros, this means that each gets an
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At worst, you need to renumber /etc/group and /etc/password on some
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I only know how to change it - use arp .
I think it is something like "look to the source Luke" {:-), or whatever
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Peter Hardy wrote:
> Out of interest - why would you want to change the MAC anyway?
The only practical reason I can think of is another security factor -
you limit network connects to only certain MAC addresses.
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ly for the life of the boot or until
changed.
Some of the realteks also let you fiddle the MAC "permanently = config
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I'm after some clues on testing a USB scanner under Linux, i.e
a)modules to load
b) should xsane then see it, or other tests I can run.
It is a HP something or other and the system is RH7.1 if this
matters.
I'm glad I stick to almost classic scsi gear (this is a clients that is
suspected
us stuff
for two motherboards recently.
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Alister Waller wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know of a perl programming course available via tafe or similar?
> Has to be in the Sydney area (I am in west ryde).
Ask Geoffrey Robertson
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if you run them at the same time, you are obviously (?)
running vmware.
If you really want to compare distros, either have seperate machine, or
load each onto a removeable hard disk.
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ng, if anyone has any
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Ramana Juvvadi wrote:
>
> Is there any solution for this?? And can please
> anybody tell me what is the problem..
check your mixer settings?
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NFS related daemons).
2. File permissions?
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> And I have also downloaded a graphical login for ncpfs.
Vague reply because I no longer have a machine that links to the Netware
boxen.
You may need the mars rpms, etc, which give you stuff like nwpass for
logging in, nwmount for mounting a netware volume on the linux boxen,
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ctory listings.
Have a look at webcam in the xawtv package.
C I believe and it does ftp uploads.
Could be adaptable.
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Nicholas Reese wrote:
>
> Should be, but it's not (I did read through the archives before
> posting).
Damm, everything is going downhill these days {:-).
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> Nicholas Reese wrote:
> I am setting up a small internet café using Smoothwall as the firewall
..snip...
> Has anyone set something like this up? What have they found to be the
> best tools? What would be the easiest and simplest approach?
Should be covered in Slug archives.
).
We now use the oldest laser as our text/test/junk printer and reuse the
other side of A4 paper and the occassional blank page.
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ective knowledge, it is so much easier.
3) USB is trailing bleeding edge, but you can still cut your finger
if you like.
4) Using a USB port for a modem is like driving a racing card in
1/100 gea, whereas serial ports as appropriately suited to serial speed.
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You want to be careful about making offers like that {:-) as they might
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10 - 30 seconds to a predefined image file)
webcam in the xawtv package. That is what captures the WOA webcam main
images. You could use P100 with campture card and have the image dumped
to a fileserver (it uses ftp by default).
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mmand like
route add default dev ppp0
after it connects. This stuff is/was in ip-up and ip-down or something
similar. On disconnection you would issue something like
route add default dev eth0
check with "netstat -a" before, during and after dial-up to see how the
system is already cha
from other suppliers and I really
do not want to rebuild the NT just to deal with one supplier.
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e you found this info. {:-).
> If you are using cups, I have no idea.
Just LPRng.
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Can someone explain to me where this error from lpr might be coming?
Fatal error - maximum of 1 copies allowed
The command is " lpr -Php5psa3 -K10 test.ps"
I'm stumped.
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6.2 as the last RH for Alpha.
Maybe Suse has a later distro.
I beleive Debian has a the most current distro for alphamas.
This has previously been discussed on Slug list. Search the Slug
archives.
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Simon Wong wrote:
>
> On Wed, 2002-01-30 at 14:37, Terry Collins wrote:
> > First problem is that pdf2ps errors out.
>
> My personal experience is that Acrobat Reader is the "guaranteed" way to
> convert pdfs to postscript.
Thank you. That fixed the margins prob
airly old, but then ghostscript development is glacial as well.
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cript.
Second problem; When I print that postscript, the scaling is wrong and I
get incorrect margins on the right and bottom. Using ghostscript doesn't
seem to be able to fix it either.
If anyone can shed any light on this problem, it would be much
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microwave links go, so there is room for many such projects.
Of course, if a few people took out $2 lottery tickets and won, it might
all get a kick on.
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> henry wrote:
>
> Dears:
> How to use Bios call in GCC(Linux)?
Just a guess, but perhaps you could look at the source code for
motherboard temeperature stuff. Google should give you the url.
Please don't post in html.
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ecause you have it.
Do not do it if you have been recommended to do so by an employment
agency. If an employer says they will give you a job for having it, then
it is probably worth doing.
You might like to search the Slug archives on certification as this gets
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> The test will
> be to see if Linux will work with Novell, the network we run at school.
You need mars (?)
Works well with Novell 4.11 and gives you client access. Just map the
drives you want.
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Paul Burger wrote:
> Do you promote anything online?
Yes, SLUG - Sydney Linux Users Group
http://www.slug.org.au
{:-) (yep, I've just in procrastinating mood from having to do some
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Win3.1/WFWG3.11 are both fine browsing the internet. I used Netscape.
Also went fine as a Samba client as well.
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Raena Lea-Shannon wrote:
>
> Terry Collins wrote:
> >
> > Raena Lea-Shannon wrote:
> > >
> > > Thanks.
> > >
> > > I tried NTSC no luck. I should also say I get a pop up error message as
> > > follows
> > > Errors
>
is that all his business associates who deal
> > with him want to transfer material in M$ Office. Yes, I know that SO with
> > do M$ Office, but it is not native.
WP on Linux, on RH6.0 (?) will easily handle MS Word doco (well it might
not do the XP version).
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make sure you
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ves. I started keeping
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download as I can see no good reason for it when there are two on-line
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f a healthy society runs on the voluntary and
mutual co-operation. Hence Slug, free WWW pages and other stuff.
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Terry Collins wrote:
Fixed!
> At this stage I am thinking that perhaps the network card has died for
> some reason ( power drops out have been recently occurring)
What had died was the latch part of the end of the network card - was
just sitting in the socket, but not hard enough t
nfig eth0 up" make it work?
modprobe the driver and tail /var/log/messages
Have you used dos to check the card config?
In my experience (the realtek cards) device busy/failed usually
indicates irq/dma/etc is different to expected, or it is a dud
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problem, but in a similar vein in
times past, I found that a .config (or something) or link to it was
missing. This was in the source code directory.
Just an idea for consideration.
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cript through
ghostscript, then efax. This is all do-able by command line, but
following the man doco for fax/efax doesn't produce anything.
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I had a similar non-replicatable problem on 7.1 and I think it turned
out to be the video card.
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ht be interested in as well.
> Please visit our website:
>
> www.speedlink.com.au/~electro
>
> Cheers.
>
> Robert Franklin
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generalist and you will be exceedingly
unlucky to get a trainee position.
My old guidance was to watch the skills requested on Jobnet and find out
which agencies request which skills. However, currently, there is an
enormous amount of false jobs being advertised.
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Peter Hardy wrote:
...snip
> A related fact is that Linux users are generally more clueful and cautious
> than your average Windows user.
And there is only one Linux mailer that I know of that has autorun
javascript that is sent to you = Netscape Communicator.
Any others.
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This GIS functionality isn't linux on the desktop. The grunt is usually
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oughly 20% each year in licence and training fees,
there is a very good reason for development of facilities in Linux.
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ralia, is currently surveying US bicyclist to see if they want GPS
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is planet
>that uses this makes it available either free or for a VERY minimal fee.
The US makes it available for the cost of delivery. Most other
countries, in the world, do not have any data. It is mainly a thing with
the industrialised world, so far.
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ople to existing
commercial maps and later put some maps, as A5 landscape images, onto
WWW pages for people to download and print off themselves. Currently
each would need to be digitized and created as a graphic. It would be
better however, it there was an online GIS system that people could j
sell. Australia has a USER
PAYS approach.
The expensive part in GIS is data acquisition. The real problem with
data from various sources is getting it all to match up - this is very
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on systems as being one of the big future
markets.
> Would success here be unlikely ?
Yes. At best, you will probably get a georeferenced raster image that
you can lay your own date over.
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If you look at the source for this page
http://www.woa.com.au/campbelltown/reserves/smiths-creek/smiths-creek.html
it will show you how it is done.
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e with a degree can do it - so they specify a degree as a
requirement. That is the sole general reason.
However, other positions do require some indepth knowledge and having a
degree can save you 10 years of experience.
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Craig Warner wrote:
..snip...
> Does anyone know of any Linux based software project which could be
> voice activated?
For info of all - refresher info) search the Slug archives - this has
been done regularly - we have some non-visual sluggers (use emacs voice
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drivers can be loaded?
Yep, usually a driver for your scsi card.
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Howard Lowndes wrote:
>
> OK, I should have RTFM man first.
You have just experienced the well known "SLUG effect"
where you send a question to the list and the collective prescence of
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e same type of card, then it could be a hw problem has
slipped into your distro for that type of card.
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Bernhard Lüder wrote:
> HOWEVER for some reason Linux cannot start the network when booting on the
> same system, that very happily runs under W2k.
What does ifconfig tell you?
Any errors/clues in dmesg?
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[root@owl transfig.3.2.3d]#
I am currently wondering which is the best option to locate; xmkmf or
imake.
I am on a bog standard install of RH7.1
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More
nth. Needless to say, with a
growing SOHO network, I learnt to appreciate tapes real fast. I'm also
hoping that CD drives are around for a few decades.
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e. This means you can usually
recover backups with out the proprietary software. All you loose is the
stored indexes to what is on what tape.
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ed to mind the tape drive.
BTW - I also sell HW, but Athlon Slot A is only MSI mobo atm (various
combo for that OS) and I haven't installed Linux on one yet.
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& P133) to set up for
some projects. I was just wanting to sort out procedure first.
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Hello Folks
Does anyone have any URL's/sources for installing Linux onto Compaq
hardware (P75 & Deskpro 486dx4/100). I am unsuccessful in downloading
the docco off the Compaq site (it never downloads).
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school. The cost of the MS
licences comes out of each school's budget allocation and they have an
uphill battle on their hands for it not to be charged(confiscated) as
the Dept knows how many PC's they have.
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They would need a good grounding in the
> theory of open source and its impact with real world companies.
> It would fit in though with their other policies and their aims.
AIUI;Their geek support agrees and has a long term approach towards
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HP doesn't as it is
replaced with each cartridge. Very few comments on the Cannon.
[2] The only way I can find technical specs as oppossed to sales specs
in the HP site is through a Google search. No google page = no specs
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text from the WP spooler (if this is possible)?
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Peter Hardy wrote:
> I seem to recall tieing notes together just
> fine, but don't quote me on that.
To clarify, the midi output doesn't tie the notes. The sheet music is
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"Broun, Bevan" wrote:
> Im not sure what your after. Lilypond (Tex bases) creates great looking
> sheet music.
Check the Slug archives for previous discussions on Lilypond.
You can even get midi out, but NO tied notes.
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n on Cypress pine {:-). The baby is
handy for polishing it - just fit old cotton napkin. The disposable ones
don't work as well (remembers niece who used to slide around on arse on
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Don't know about this "uniclic" stuff. Is that the
pyneboard/chipboard/compressed toxic glue and woodscraps stuff?
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fixed it. Perhaps I parted my hair a different way today {:-0.
As I understand it, gnome was running four desktops/workspaces and
sawfish was running four in each of those.
Terry Collins wrote:
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> I have 4 x 4 desktops under rh7.1, gnome with sawfish.
> How do I turn one of the 4&#
4 desktops
of 4 desktops each. I'm having trouble finding out where to turn one
off.
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00 baud +. Only a few cafe-latte (sp?) locations in
Australia have cable. The early roll out of ADSL was an almost exact
match, but it is slowly moving outside these areas to border Metro
areas.
If you want to know if Morisset has adsl, then you will need to consult
the Telstra pages (good lu
"Mikolaj J. Habryn" wrote:
> RH7.1 comes with a 2.4 kernel, yes?
RH7.1 2.4.2-2 to be precise.
RH7.0 2.2.16-22
Try kernel.org for the differences.
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sound card. All the brands I've played with come
with a cable for this purpose.
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Mike Holland wrote:
As the saying goes, "look to the source Luke"
In bttv.c, there will be a ??? tvstruct.
Grep for excel and see if it is listed. You will need to work out which
number card it is.
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re using, you need a bit more. something
like
alias bttv options pll=2 radio=0 card=??
alis tuner type=5 (probably)
the card num varies. If you have latest deb or RH7.1, they have a pile
more than anything else Ive seen (rh<7.1 & suze <= 6.4)
You have to install videodev, i2c-??, tuner th
seless to
genuine people running tests and just ego wanks by the people running
them, e.g. ordb.org boast 1,000,000 open relays listed, but not how many
open relays they have helped close, which I would have thought was the
real purpose of the game.
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Do anyone have a definite understanding as the what causes this error
and the fix?
It turns up from time to time when I'm rebuilding kernels. This time a
RH7.0 on 2.2.26-?? kernel.
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the jargon used. (size, reduce, ... , just not scale)
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Can someone tell me how to reduce an image in the Gimp to 1/4 of its
original size.
Even with the book, the jargon alludes me.
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> The old drives are now slaves to the 40Gb drives -
Is this wise?
It sounds like you are mixing ATA100 and older styles on the same IDE
chain.
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to fix programs mentioned in the postscript to
HPG converter I am seeking.
Umm, with 134,069+ lines, sort was not an option.
Thanks all.
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it. I'm trialling 4.76 and it is worse
(reliability wise).
SWMBO is so P'd off she has gone to phone banking (quicker).
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