On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, Dave Fitch wrote:
Hi all,
as the subject says, I've switched to a Dlink DFE-530TX
pci ethernet card - which I believe is supported but
I can't find which module to use.
Ugh, I bought one of these card from Harvey Norman. I had scanned through
the Ethernet HOWTO and
Hey All,
I'm hoping someone has struck this one before - it's driving me insane!
One of our boxes has a modem hanging off it, which one of our management-types dials
into We had a small power outage (ok, maybe not so small - half of the western
suburbs of canberra were out, according to
Herbert Xu wrote:
Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was hoping to receive a few more contributions! :)
OK, can't leave gawk out can we,
gawk 'BEGIN { print strftime("%c", 10^9) }'
This is really a scripting job.
MySQL is handy for
quote who="Ian Tester"
It's a RealTek 8139 based card, and isn't worth half the money that D-link
is selling 'em for.
VIA Rhine, in fact.
All I get are timeout errors with both the D-link and another
(cheaper) RTL8139 card. And with both 2.2.16 (or whatever Debian Potato
r0 comes with)
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Ian Tester"
It's a RealTek 8139 based card, and isn't worth half the money that D-link
is selling 'em for.
VIA Rhine, in fact.
No, it's an RTL8139. Looking at the the box again, it's a
"DFE-530TX+". Maybe the "non-plus" is a rhine.
On Thu, Feb 15, 2001 at 08:33:09PM +1100, Ian Tester wrote:
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Ian Tester"
It's a RealTek 8139 based card, and isn't worth half the money that D-link
is selling 'em for.
VIA Rhine, in fact.
No, it's an RTL8139. Looking at the the box
Terry Collins wrote:
Heracles wrote:
Don't worry. It was a dig at our pro-markets mob that like businesses
with their here today and gone tomorrow business plans, so long as they
get a good price.
I recently purchased a product(new) at the North Rocks Market and
Hmm, let me
quote who="Dave Fitch"
Unfortunately I keep getting "device busy" messages trying to
modprobe/insmod it.
Also of concern is that dmesg, messages file, etc don't mention it, the
bios pci scan reports it at irq 10 but that's it, /proc/interrupts doesn't
list 10 as in use.
You might want
On Thu, Feb 15, 2001 at 06:03:29PM +1100, Alister Waller wrote:
anyone got any idea why my majordomo list doesn't work no more??
Looks like your using smrsh as the sendmail shell. This only
lets sendmail run programs that live in a certain directory
/usr/lib/sendmail off the top of
quote who="Rick Welykochy"
MySQL is handy for quick numeric calcs, but giga seconds is messy:
Sick puppy. Mind you...
echo -e "? echo date('D M j H:i:s Y', 10) . '\n'; ?" | php -q
- Jeff
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It's
So a lot of smaller companies will innovate to a much higher extend that
one large company
because each of the companies has their way of doing things.
This is what really gets me.
We have been standing still or even have been going backwards for years now.
I cant even imagine where we might
On Thu, Feb 15, 2001 at 09:25:16PM +1100, Heracles wrote:
So yes, Terry, there may be a few dodgy dealers at some of the
markets, but the majority of them are as legitimate as any other
business people. I deal almost exclusively with the people I know
well and have only ever bought one item,
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Jon Biddell wrote:
4. Re: the anti-trust case - no-one forced people to buy Windows - they
could have used CPM, Unix, OS/2, etc. etc. etc. Windows became the
"standard" because people liked it.
Not so, a key issue in the anti-trust case was that Microsoft put
illegal
quote who="Jon Biddell"
people with even a little level of IT knowledge will soon realose what a
loosing proposition Windows is in the long term - although there is a need
for a "turn key" distro that doesn't let the user into the "guts" of
things unless they really REALLY want to go there.
Bill Bennett wrote:
When I changed to Linux, I was in the process of teaching myself
a computer language, viz., QBasic---which is, unfortunately, etc.
Has anybody had any experience with a Linux analogue?
Someone suggested Chipmunk, but I thought I'd ask about.
Any suggestions
At 10:02 PM 15/02/01 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Jon Biddell"
people with even a little level of IT knowledge will soon realose what a
loosing proposition Windows is in the long term - although there is a need
for a "turn key" distro that doesn't let the user into the "guts" of
quote who="Jon Biddell"
No, where can I see them ? Couldn't find them on M$ site
Many apologies for posting these:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/guide/newlook.asp
[ Linked from the front page, Jon! :) ]
- Jeff
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5 REM With the recent talk about BASIC being useless
6 REM I just had to demonstrate the utility of BASIC
7 REM in the modern Linux community.
9 LET DAY$=""
00010 LET DATE$=""
00011 LET TIME$=""
00012 LET YEAR=0
00020 GOTO 50010
00030 LET DATE$=" September"
00040 GOTO 00600
00050
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On 15/02/01 at 21:19 John Ferlito wrote:
On Thu, Feb 15, 2001 at 06:03:29PM +1100, Alister Waller wrote:
anyone got any idea why my majordomo list doesn't work no more??
Looks like your using smrsh as the sendmail shell. This only
lets
At 10:49 PM 15/02/01 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Jon Biddell"
No, where can I see them ? Couldn't find them on M$ site
Many apologies for posting these:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/guide/newlook.asp
[ Linked from the front page,
quote who="Jon Biddell"
Couldn't see the link - too late I guess...:-(
But when I looked at the images - does anyone think these remind you of
BOB ?
Neh. Bob was a house with a purple jerkoff in it who just pestered you and
gave subliminal messages for you to eat herrings with celery.
-
begin ... upon a time: Rick Welykochy wrote:
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Ken Yap wrote:
That's what I mean by powers of 2. We could have "clock bit 12 changed
state" parties. :-)
Geek overload detector: RED ALERT! RED ALERT!
Scotty: Captain, the computer's holo-matrix is imploding. I
In the INTERCAL giga-second script V0. , the --help option is
incorrect.
Replace with this non-patch file:
bada-bing
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On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Martin wrote:
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Jon Biddell wrote:
4. Re: the anti-trust case - no-one forced people to buy Windows - they
could have used CPM, Unix, OS/2, etc. etc. etc. Windows became the
"standard" because people liked it.
Not so, a key issue in the
They are getting so desperate that they have to produce more than just
software. Thats why They've put out their competetor to Sony's Playstation
2, and thats why they released Windows CE...to compete with the Palm Pilot.
Soon they will be getting so desperate they will be trying to compete
They are getting so desperate that they have to produce more than just
software. Thats why They've put out their competetor to Sony's Playstation
2, and thats why they released Windows CE...to compete with the Palm Pilot.
Soon they will be getting so desperate they will be trying to compete
No ECI client for Linux.. (and why do we bother paying them money??)
http://linuxworld.com.au/news.php3?nid=472tid=2
M$ on crack..
http://news.cnet.com/investor/news/newsitem/0-9900-1028-4825719-RHAT.html?tag=ltnc
Maybe the ATO has been listening to what the Empire has to say about
On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Jon Biddell wrote:
4. Re: the anti-trust case - no-one forced people to buy Windows - they
could have used CPM, Unix, OS/2, etc. etc. etc. Windows became the
"standard" because people liked it.
Not true. Microsoft brought pressure to bear against major PC
quote who="Rick Welykochy"
In the INTERCAL giga-second script V0. , the --help option is
incorrect.
GAR!
I thought the only penance worthy of my PHP one-liner was to hack something
up in INTERCAL. You know that X Files (probably the only one I remember very
well) with the dude who has to go
Ian Tester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Dave Fitch wrote:
mine's not got the "+" sign and appears that it should
be the via-rhine driver.
Unfortunately I keep getting "device busy" messages
trying to modprobe/insmod it.
You're sure the driver isn't already loaded or
Ian Tester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I work up the courage, I'll take back the D-link and get some nice
Intel EtherExpress-100 or Tulip cards from someone else!
I've got a "thing" about the Intel Etherexpress cards after all
the trouble we had with them at work. I've rabbited on before
about them,
I think it was a small BASIC interpreter that ran in a ROM.
Which brings us back to the title of the subject, of course... .vbs
- Jill.
--
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Eng. Systems Dept, Aristocrat Technologies Australia
3rd Floor, 77 Dunning Ave Rosebery NSW 2018
On 15 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled:
- Ian Tester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- If I work up the courage, I'll take back the D-link and get some nice
- Intel EtherExpress-100 or Tulip cards from someone else!
-
- I've got a "thing" about the Intel Etherexpress cards after all
- the trouble we
we now only use 3COM 905B 10/100 cards now and
have never had a problem (connecting to Cisco gear).
We use Netgear cards here at work and I have mainly D-link ones at home.
Never had any problems with either of them (except for the
tulip/via-rhine confusion with the 530TX, which was just me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 15 Feb, [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled:
- Ian Tester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- If I work up the courage, I'll take back the D-link and get some nice
- Intel EtherExpress-100 or Tulip cards from someone else!
-
- I've got a "thing" about the Intel Etherexpress
Tom Massey wrote:
5 REM With the recent talk about BASIC being useless
6 REM I just had to demonstrate the utility of BASIC
7 REM in the modern Linux community.
[cut]
50050 REM (Yes, I am seeking counselling)
Rick Welykochy wrote:
[cut]
#!/bin/bash
STOPTHISTHANG=1
02/13 16:27:41 yS1 cannot set controlling tty (ioctl): Operation not permitted
02/13 16:28:11 # failed dev=ttyS1, pid=32463, got signal 15, exiting
putting http://lists.suse.com/archives/suse-linux/1997-Aug/1454.html
through babelfish.altavista.com gets me this:
On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 12:02:41AM +1100, Rick Welykochy wrote:
output program using INTERCAL (see http://intercal.com).
You're a very disturbed individual ...
Must be time for a couple of assembler versions. The first one is a
whopping 1240 bytes. It cheats by hard-coding the length of
Hi Dave,
I've been using Dlink DFE 530TX cards for about 18 months and have many
RH 6.1 6.2 installations using the Via Rhine. No probs with any of
them.
Only issue is that RH while identifying the card correctly under auto
detect it then reports unknown driver. However if I specify the
John Clarke wrote:
On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 12:02:41AM +1100, Rick Welykochy wrote:
output program using INTERCAL (see http://intercal.com).
You're a very disturbed individual ...
Agreed. It is insane trying to convince a well-informed troup like
the Penguinillas that a bash script is
Latest from the "reverse the FUD sideways up America's backsides and they won't
notice" department, oops, sorry, latest from Mickeysoft:
http://news.cnet.com/investor/news/newsitem/0-9900-1028-4825719-RHAT.html
For the browserless and the lazy, Allchin [M$ O/S chief] said:
(*) he's concerned
Rick Welykochy was once rumoured to have said:
John Clarke wrote:
On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 12:02:41AM +1100, Rick Welykochy wrote:
output program using INTERCAL (see http://intercal.com).
You're a very disturbed individual ...
Agreed. It is insane trying to convince a
On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 11:28:45AM +1100, Rick Welykochy wrote:
John Clarke wrote:
On Fri, Feb 16, 2001 at 12:02:41AM +1100, Rick Welykochy wrote:
output program using INTERCAL (see http://intercal.com).
You're a very disturbed individual ...
Agreed. It is insane trying to
his name says it all..ALL CHIN.
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(*) he's concerned that the open-source business model could stifle initiative
in the computer industry.
(*) Open source is an intellectual-property destroyer
What an oxymoric pair of statements.
From everything we see, intellectual-property laws and the like are what
stifle
You missed the best part Rick
Mr Allchin has declared that M$ now provides FREE Support for their products.
"Microsoft provides
support to change and develop products based on its operating system software that
Linux companies don't, he said. Companies that use
Linux in their products then
Hopefully, his lower intestine will strangle his brain in an effort to save
humanity.
de Zwart.
Around about 1142h 16/02/2001, Rick Welykochy emitted the following wisdom:
These are the words of one damn worried high flying MS executive. They border
on hysteria, pychosis and a total
Hi, thanks for helping me get Mozilla up and running ! I managed to
'untar' it successfully but could never quite get past that step. I then
downloaded the 0.7-10 rpm ... and it seemed to vanish somewhere. I
switched from Gnome to KDE, configured it to large Lucidabright with the
desert-red
(*) he's concerned that the open-source business model could stifle initiative
in the computer industry.
(*) Open source is an intellectual-property destroyer
No, Open Source is just intellectual-property people have chosen to give
away. MS can still sell its slop. If it was say...
What M$ need to do is get Office, FrontPage, etc (all
their crappy, but POPULAR applications) ported to Linux
as commercial apps (not necessarily GPL'd) if they want
to make money
Oh God, I just realised what I said - a Linux version
of Outlook...
Hi all
Firstly, I'm not a regular on this list, I'm just dropping in to ask this
particular question. My apologies if this violates list etiquette.
I'm trying to find information on Moncrieff-branded terminals. Here in WA,
they're fairly common in university libraries, however, I've been
Jon Biddell wrote:
Where M$ fscked up is when they released Windows 3.0 - originally, Windows
was a run-time environment for Ventura (I think - may have been PageMaker).
Is that true? I had Windows 1.0 at home (still have the disks) and also
had Desqview which was far superior. I thought
This one time, at band camp, Rick Welykochy said:
(*) I'm an American, I believe in the American Way. I worry if the government
encourages open source, and I don't think we've done enough education of
policy makers to understand the threat.
Damn those Open Source Communists, they're a
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, Dean Hamstead wrote:
(*) he's concerned that the open-source business model could stifle initiative
in the computer industry.
(*) Open source is an intellectual-property destroyer
No, Open Source is just intellectual-property people have chosen to give
(*) I'm an American, I believe in the American Way. I worry if the government
encourages open source, and I don't think we've done enough education of
policy makers to understand the threat.
Sounds like cold-war propaganda. Lol. MS are really peeing their pants
at the moment.
Rick Welykochy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and the winner is:
(*) I'm an American, I believe in the American Way.
Hmmm... yet another reason to use Linux. :)
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The same america that doesnt export strong encryption.
Dean
Raoul Golan wrote:
Rick Welykochy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and the winner is:
(*) I'm an American, I believe in the American Way.
Hmmm... yet another reason to use Linux. :)
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Not so bad really. At least with Linux you could nobble the email BEFORE
it reaches OE.
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On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, I wrote:
All I get are timeout errors with both the D-link and another
(cheaper) RTL8139 card. And with both 2.2.16 (or whatever Debian Potato
r0 comes with) and 2.4.0. Has anyone had any luck with these cards?
Oops :P
This discussion got me to take another look at the
Hi,
Is there anybody using or familiar with wvWare or wvHtml who can decipher
this for me?
I get this when trying to run wvWare from the command line and it also
fails from within AUC where I really want to be using it.
I have redownloaded and recompiled the source files, still the same error.
and the winner is: (*) I'm an American, I believe in the
American Way.
Did you know Open Source is the american way ?
What is more feircly competitive than competeing open source projects.
I would cite te animosity between KDE and GNOME developers as a prime
example. Well at least
Damn those Open Source Communists, they're a threat to true
red-blooded Americans.
Dont you hate this allusion. Especially, given that communism is 1 one
that controls everything and decides what is best for the masses. Which is
much more redmond (maybe they built there becasue of the red
Hello sluggers,
I was given a Netcomm PCI modem the other day by a friend
and was keen to try it out under Linux.
Needless to say I haven't had much luck and it seems
that from what I can read up about PCI modems at
the modem HowTo found at:
among the most successful that has ever been. I think Australian's find
that "American Way" stuff really wierd sounding, but I bet it sounds
quite patriotic and honourable to many Americans.
What would you expect from a nation that gave us, nuclear weapons,
mcdonalds and vanilla ice ;)
Jason
Jason Rennie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Damn those Open Source Communists, they're a threat to true
red-blooded Americans.
Dont you hate this allusion. Especially, given that communism is 1 one
that controls everything and decides what is best for the masses. Which is
much more redmond
Greetings all,
I am having port forwarding trouble. I have checked through the archives and
I think I am doing everything right. I have chopped my config back yo the
basics but still no luck.
This is what I am using
Echo 1 /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
Ipchains -F
Ipchains -P input accept
In communism everything is owned by the state, then is given out as
needed. Sounds like MS. They buy everything, then let you have it
in restricted user license packages.
The only difference is Russia made lots of cool stuff and achieved
alot of cool things, auto-play is just annoying ;)
Dean
quote who="Jason Rennie"
Dont you hate this allusion. Especially, given that communism is 1 one
that controls everything and decides what is best for the masses.
*sigh*
Autocracy, yes. Oligarchy, maybe. Communism, no.
Which is much more redmond (maybe they built there becasue of the red
A little closer to home they are claiming that "Business Runs Better
on M$". And are about to spend $$M. to preach that in the media.
The preachings of Chairman ??? - perhaps they could publish them on
a little red PDA.
http://www.microsoft.com/australia/directaccess/agilityresources.asp
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