I have a machine with a good proportion of IOWait 20-30%. It does have
local disks and it performs operations on NFS mounts. I just wanted to
be sure if IOWait includes NFS activity or not. I also want a way if it
is NFS to be able to say for sure if it is a bottleneck on the nfs
client or
G'day SLUG,
I'm a small-time WordPress hacker, Linux user, and Cert IV IT student
that has recently got interested in IPv6. Currently, I'm setting up
(read: breaking) our home network with some random address space I've
stolen by making up the numbers. Obviously, our home network is
non-routable
ask on WhirlPool.
I think getting your own addresses for permanent use will be expensive
and likely technically unfeasible, but you should be able to get an
ISP to sort you out with some.
I know Internode's network is fully IPv6 compliant, but not everyone's
is, so if you're looking to route to
Both the 701 and 1000 series can run Breezy (Puppy Linux variant)
from an SD card. Minimal desktop, but quite usable.
Geoffrey
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From: Dion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: slug@slug.org.au
Date: Tue, 07 Oct 2008 16:19:08 +0800
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Atom Processor
On Wed, Oct 08, 2008, Jeremy Visser wrote:
$3,169 is $3,169 too much to just play around with IPv6. What I want
is to find some kind of program that provides students with small
chunks of addresses, but I don't really know where to start looking.
You could check with the tunnel brokers:
Grant Street wrote:
I have a machine with a good proportion of IOWait 20-30%. It does have
local disks and it performs operations on NFS mounts. I just wanted to
be sure if IOWait includes NFS activity or not. I also want a way if it
is NFS to be able to say for sure if it is a bottleneck on
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Mary Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Oct 08, 2008, Jeremy Visser wrote:
$3,169 is $3,169 too much to just play around with IPv6. What I want
is to find some kind of program that provides students with small
chunks of addresses, but I don't really know
If you only want internal addresses you could use a random /48 out
fd00::5 (see rfc4193).
Oops, its /8.
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Jeremy Visser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm a small-time WordPress hacker, Linux user, and Cert IV IT student
that has recently got interested in IPv6. Currently, I'm setting up
(read: breaking) our home network with some random address space I've
stolen by making up the numbers.
Why on
Have you checked out Geoffrey Robinson at Grandville TAFE.
His courses are not official TAFE courses so you wont find them on TAFE
websites, but he manages to keep them cheap by having them as electrical
engineering certificate courses. This means official TAFE cannot tell
you about them.
On Thu, Oct 09, 2008, Ken Wilson wrote:
http://www.gonzo.edu.au/moodle/
has information.
That website is a full year out of date (it's about the 2007 courses).
Anyone know what's up in 2008 and 2009?
-Mary
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