Hi everyone,
On 10/26/2014 10:45 AM, Jared Norris wrote:
Thanks for that Peter, always helpful.
I just updated to 14.10 yesterday without a hitch, no big changes just
a lot of little ones it seems. Handy to hear about Mac specific ones
as well as I've just had to buy a Mac for study as I'm
On 26 October 2014 13:09, Ali Linx ali.li...@amjjawad.net wrote:
Hi everyone,
@Jared
I have sent several emails yet no reply. Waiting for your reply :)
It is time to breathe new life into Australia LoCo Team as I can see it is
dead. I know this is off-topic but just taking the advantage
hey guys
I have started offering ubuntu/kubuntu and xubuntu 14.10 via ubuntu.net.au
alongside the slightly older long term support 14.04 LTS. I notice there
is a mac specific version of 14.04 that I will start offering soon too
still only $3 for the dvd in a quality plastic case including
On 09/20/2014 04:01 PM, Ali Linx wrote:
Hello everyone,
Hi again,
I guess Jared Norris may recognize my name. For those who don't know
me yet, this is my Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad
For the last 4 years, I have been one of the most super active
contributors to Ubuntu
David,
Ultimately the answer is in written in the annals history - it is the way
UNIX has always done it. Most of the /dev devices are just pointers to
something that may or not be there, and thus is easy to to when the kernel
is just booting. Probing hardware is hard, and even error prone.
Hello everyone,
I guess Jared Norris may recognize my name. For those who don't know me
yet, this is my Wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/amjjawad
For the last 4 years, I have been one of the most super active
contributors to Ubuntu Communities and during that time, I have started
my own
Hello everyone, my university is inviting to participate in Free Software
postgraduate courses in November. For further information here is a link
http://humanos.uci.cu/2014/09/cesol-ofrece-cursos-de-postgrado-en-software-libre-a-profesionales-foraneos/
or fallowing @CESOL_UCI or hashtag
Hello all
I have a simple question - why are there more files in the /dev
directory then actual existing devices on a particular machine ?
In particular, on start up, why does not the system interrogate the
hardware and only create files corresponding to the actual hardware
present ? - in
I've always assumed it's because it allows for plug-and-play devices to be
connected and mounted without having to reboot the system
On 25/08/2014 11:31 AM, David Bowskill da...@bowskill.net wrote:
Hello all
I have a simple question - why are there more files in the /dev directory
then actual
On 20/07/14 12:15, Geoffrey Combes wrote:
...
geoffrey@geoffrey-desktop:~$ dpkg --configure -a
dpkg: error: requested operation requires superuser privilege
You need to give that a sudo.
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Hi my name is Michael I live in kalgoorlie W.A I won't to help get involved in
helping in Ubuntu in kal or near there I try to get land or get same land so we
cane start Ubuntu here can u help?
Thank u mdes...@yahoo.com.au
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Awesome, thanks Jared!
On Fri, Jul 18, 2014 at 12:30 PM, Jared Norris jarednor...@ubuntu.com
wrote:
Good evening all,
Apologies for the noise but I know there are still a few translators
around. If anyone wants to work on the strings that will be available on
retail phones later this year
Hi all,
I thought I'd give this a go in my spare time... but have already hit a
problem. Launchpad gives me a Timeout error any time I click 'Save
Continue'.
Anyone else experiencing this, or know of a reason why?
Timeout error
Sorry, something just went wrong in Launchpad.
We’ve recorded
Hi Michael,
You should find all the info, including how to contribute, on:
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-l10n-en-au
But in a nutshell, that page points to a link with the word substitutions
from en_US to en_AU:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/Projects/Translation/WordSubstitution
What is entailed in an en_AU translation? Just some regionalisms?
Thanks
Michael
On Jul 18, 2014 8:31 PM, Jared Norris jarednor...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Good evening all,
Apologies for the noise but I know there are still a few translators
around. If anyone wants to work on the strings that will
Hi everyone,
It is great to see so many people getting involved with the en_AU translations
again!
I thought I would let you know of some resources we made up a while ago, which
can be quite useful when doing translations through Launchpad. You can use
these in Chrome/Chromium or Firefox
Hello Paul, One more thing. When installing the latest updates and just
before failure it was running post-installation trigger dpkg-exec.
Geoffrey
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Good evening all,
Apologies for the noise but I know there are still a few translators
around. If anyone wants to work on the strings that will be available on
retail phones later this year see the email below from David. As mentioned
there aren't many left so if a few people got in and did some
I'll get started on these right now :)
On 18 July 2014 20:30, Jared Norris jarednor...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Good evening all,
Apologies for the noise but I know there are still a few translators
around. If anyone wants to work on the strings that will be available on
retail phones later this
On 07/17/2014 09:32 PM, Geoffrey Combes wrote:
Sorry Paul. I wrote down exactly as you said and then typed something
different and illogical.
Here is the latest result from Terminal:
geoffrey@geoffrey-desktop:~$ sudo -i
[sudo] password for geoffrey:
...
Preconfiguring packages ...
E:
You'll need to give us more information about the failure. When you get the
error message make a note of it, then click on the details and give us the
extra information the box. It could be any of several problems including a
problem with the lock file, the repository information on your
This replies to Chris Robinson's advice of 16th July.
Thanks Chris, here is some more information.
Firstly, 1. I realised that, if I uninstalled Software Updater I would
not be able to re-install it, and
2. When updating I can see that the downloading is
successful; it seems that it
On 07/17/2014 08:38 AM, Geoffrey Combes wrote:
This replies to Chris Robinson's advice of 16th July.
Thanks Chris, here is some more information.
Firstly, 1. I realised that, if I uninstalled Software Updater I would
not be able to re-install it, and
2. When updating I can see that
saw this yesterday, looks like a good way for loco teams to see what is
happening worldwide
https://daniel.holba.ch/blog/2014/06/making-it-easier-for-locos-to-share-newsstories/?utm_source=rssutm_medium=rssutm_campaign=making-it-easier-for-locos-to-share-newsstories
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The Ubuntu Membership Board is currently calling for nominees to replace
expiring board members.
While there has been some response so far - most of those of have been
for the 22:00 Board - there appears to be a need for more help for the
12:00 Board.
During the recent meeting between the
The launching problem experienced was induced, I am fairly sure, by a PC
hardware defect and the software issue solved by installing 14.04LTS.
But not before the hardware caused numerous shutdowns. Initially I
installed 14.04 on-line. The download went effortlessly but the
subsequent upgrade
Thanks Timothy, I have taken your advice but for some unclear reason have moved
from the frying pan into the fire.
Ths download of 14.04 went perfectly and was completed in about 30 minutes.
Upgrading followed and I stopped watching. 20 minutes later I came back to find
that the PC had
I upgraded directly from 12.04 to 14.04 and it when very smoothly. I was
surprised to see that even my wallpaper remained the same after the
upgrade.
See for the steps to kick of the upgrade:
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/04/upgrade-ubuntu-14-04-12-04
Let us know how it goes.
Tim
On Wed,
This fault occurred a few days ago out-of the-blue, that is, seemingly
unprovoked. It has prevented launching any applications other than those
(with one exception as described below) that happen to be among the
launching icons on the LHS of screen. The two abnormalities are:
1. Dash Home will not
On 18 April 2014 09:52, peter baker jellyw...@gmail.com wrote:
hey guys
ubuntu 14.04 LTS is now available via www.ubuntu.net.au
even though the price of stamps has recently increased from 60c to 70c I
have kept the price of each dvd at $3 including shipping
happy ordering!
peter
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hey guys
ubuntu 14.04 LTS is now available via www.ubuntu.net.au
even though the price of stamps has recently increased from 60c to 70c I
have kept the price of each dvd at $3 including shipping
happy ordering!
peter
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Good evening all,
Geoff has contacted me below to see if anyone is available to help the Pine
Rivers Computer Club (to the north of Brisbane) with their migration from
Windows XP to Ubuntu. With Geoff's permission I've forwarded his email
below with all the details.
I will be unable to attend
Hi all,
I'm looking for someone with skills in Ubuntu System Administration, custom
ISO generation, Ubuntu/Debian packaging, server and package testing, and
optionally C and/or Perl development for a potential job at my work.
One of our products is a large server appliance written in C, Perl,
V International Workshop on Free and Open Source Software Technologies
UCIENCIA 2014
International Scientific Conference of the University of Information Sciences
First Call
Havana, April 2014
The Scientific Council of the University of Informatics Sciences convenes to
participate in the V
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2014/01/teen-reported-security-hole/
That looks like Linux Mint or Gnome 2 in the picture? Anyone know?
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I can see the gnome status indicators up top, and it looks like
Thunderbird email in the background, so fair to say probably gnome or
cinnamon.
I saw this in the age today, and I hate the way that police, and
potentially charges are brought against what is clearly white hat behaviour.
Michael
I have recently received around 200 kubuntu stickers, with the intention to
send the to people Australia wide. I'd ideally get whoever sends the
powered by ubuntu stickers to do this, but until then, send me a paid
envelope with your address on it and how many stickers you want. Email me
for my
Good evening all,
I am unable to attend the vUDS but I thought I'd forward on the email
from David Planella below about the Loco sessions in case others were
interested in dropping in on them. If anyone does go along I'd love to
hear a summary on the list about how it went if you have the time to
I know a few of you were interested in Discourse so I thought I'd
forward on this email from Jorge as it's now available for LoCos.
-- Forwarded message --
From: Jorge O. Castro jo...@ubuntu.com
Date: 19 November 2013 07:00
Subject: Local Team sections ready on
On 21/10/13 15:42, Jared Norris wrote:
On 18 October 2013 14:50, peter baker
jellyw...@gmail.com
wrote:
hey guys
I have made ubuntu
Yes, it's called that because amd made the first 64-bit CPUs. It should be fine
On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 2:17 PM, David Dartnall da...@dialix.com.au wrote:
On 21/10/13 15:42, Jared Norris wrote:
On 18 October 2013 14:50, peter baker jellyw...@gmail.com wrote:
hey guys
I have made ubuntu
Good evening all,
Just a brief wrap of the meeting from Sunday, essentially we discussed the
awesome event Joel ran at UQ recently where he had 50+ students keen to
hear about Ubuntu and also linked up with some of the local LUG members who
helped out.
I also wanted to let people know that I
Great work Joel, I just added in a few more details. A few more sets of
eyes would be great and feel free to add in anything you think is helpful.
On 19 September 2013 23:19, Joel Addison jadd...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have created the 2013 Verification Application for Ubuntu-AU. I
Just a quick heads up, I got an expiry notification today stating we had a
week left before our status expired. I have asked for a short extension due
to the change in process however I'm not sure it will be granted.
The process for verification is much simpler and easier than approval
however I
Hi everyone,
I have created the 2013 Verification Application for Ubuntu-AU. I have filled
in several details, but I am sure there is still more to be added. In
particular, I would like to see the Activities section updated to include all
activities we have run from 2012 to now.
You can find
Hi all,
I will be holding the September 2013 Ubuntu-AU team meeting this Sunday, 22
September. As usual, it will start at 8pm AEST, and will be held in #ubuntu-au
on FreeNode IRC.
The agenda can be found here:
http://loco.ubuntu.com/meetings/ubuntu-au/663/detail/
Current topics are our
Hello All
Can anybody please tell me how to store the audio on a downloaded
youtube video to a file ?
Thanks
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Use the ffmpeg command (install it from the ffmped package)
ffmpeg -i whatever.format -vn -ac 2 -ar 44100 -ab 320k -f mp3 output.mp3
Here's a short explanation on what every parameter does:
-i input file
-vn skip the video part
-ac audio channels
-ar audio rate
-ab audio
Hello All
Can anybody please tell me how difficult it is to replace the window
manager(s) in the latest Ubuntu with Gnome2 from Ubuntu 10.04 ?
Thanks
David
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Is this what you were looking for?
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-classic-gnome-desktop-in-ubuntu-13-04-raring-ringtail.html
On 4 September 2013 17:38, David Bowskill da...@bowskill.net wrote:
Hello All
Can anybody please tell me how difficult it is to replace the window
Hi David,
I suspect you will find that it is pretty hard. Gnome 2 is quite different to
Unity/Gnome Shell, which both use Gnome 3 applications. You would have to
completely uninstall all Gnome applications, and then find someone who is still
compiling Gnome 2 for Ubuntu (there may be some
david
you can use minitube to download youtube videos to mp4 format
http://flavio.tordini.org/minitube
from there I believe you can use vlc or sound convertor to strip the audio
from the video
peter
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Good morning all,
I came across this message on the Loco Contacts mailing list today and
thought I'd pass it on. Jono is essentially seeking Loco re-energisation as
well as getting some enthusiastic and commited people to the Loco Council
(which has a call for nominations current and linked in
I've got a few suggestions,
1. Allocate a time weekly, fortnightly or monthly where the whole
team get's together to translate one program
2. An ubuntu-AU meetup, that we can try and get everyone to attend
3. Get everyone possible to run an install-fest, similar to the one
ran at brisbane
Good morning all,
I also thought I should forward on the message below as it relates to
re-approval which is now known as verification. If anyone wants to
champion the creation of the verification health check please let me know
and we can get started. We are actually due for a health check this
Hi everyone,
I think we should add this to the agenda for the next meeting, which should be
on Sunday 8 September.
It is worthwhile doing the health check, even if just to ensure we have
everything documented and up to date. It seems to be much easier now, and much
less time consuming
On 28 August 2013 17:21, optio...@tpg.com.au wrote:
Jared,
I have had a female acquaintance approach me with major repeated
security problems. (Taking over her email accounts and loading bad stuff on
her computer.) I have suggested that Ubuntu may solve many of her problems,
but
Jared,
I have had a female acquaintance approach me with major repeated
security problems. (Taking over her email accounts and loading bad stuff on
her computer.) I have suggested that Ubuntu may solve many of her problems,
but my competence with computers is minimal. She has paid out
Hi All!
My ubuntu has crashed at a very inconvenient time.
Please, please help as i know nothing about technology !!! J
I was updating to the new ubuntu and half way through my computer turned off..
When i turned it back on again it has totally frozen, my mouse is not
responding (my
On Tue, 30/7/13, Rhyll Tonge rto...@link-upqld.org.au wrote:
Subject: Emergency Ubuntu Help!!
To: 'ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com' ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
Received: Tuesday, 30 July, 2013, 9:14 AM
snip
I was updating to the new ubuntu and half way
Hi everyone,
A reminder that the July 2013 meeting for the Ubuntu Australian Team will
be held this Sunday 21 July. It will start at 8pm AEST (UTC+10:00), and
will run in #ubuntu-au on Freenode IRC. You can access the channel through
any IRC client, or via online webchat (
I am out of the office from Fri 21/06/2013 until Wed 10/07/2013.
Please contact Dion Edwards for any enquiries -
Note: This is an automated response to your message ubuntu-au Digest, Vol
88, Issue 2 sent on 06/24/2013 10:00:06 PM.
This is the only notification you will receive while this
Good evening all,
I just read an article that was posted to me about a large Brisbane
university setting up an open source group and thought I'd share it -
http://www.qut.edu.au/about/news/news?news-id=59355
I was wondering if anyone had already heard of it or was planning to be
involved?
For
I'm thinking of making an ubuntu themed case mod for my next PC.
Possibly with a PowerMac G5 case as the base.
do you think it would be possible to get canonical sponsorship?
i'll post pics as i get things made
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Awesome job, it's always good to have a local service for this. It makes it
easy for those without much bandwidth as well as those who aren't sure how
to correctly burn ISOs to disk or set up a USB drive.
On 30 April 2013 13:23, peter baker jellyw...@gmail.com wrote:
hey guys
I have updated
Hi everyone,
Just a reminder that there is a team meeting tomorrow night (12 May).
Currently there is nothing on the agenda, but I am sure as with past
meetings a number of things will come up.
Agenda: http://loco.ubuntu.com/meetings/ubuntu-au/574/detail/
Please come along to #ubuntu-au on
Good afternoon all,
Just to let everyone know I've added an agenda item to the meeting
regarding re-approval. It will be coming up in the Saucy cycle so we need
to start thinking about if we want to see re-approval or not. At our
current level of activity I'd suggest we are unlikely to obtain
hey guys
I have updated ubuntu.net.au to ship the latest version of ubuntu,
13.04 Raring
Ringtail
still the same price, $3 for a cd/dvd, $10 for a brand name usb thumb drive
(currently imation 8gb drives) this includes postage anywhere in australia
shipping ubuntu, kubuntu and xubuntu 13.04
Hi all,
Just a reminder that there is a Sydney release party on next Saturday, 27th
April at 2:00pm in Paddington. Full location and direction details are
available at
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-au/2208-ubuntu-au-sydney-raring-release-gathering/
It's not a formal event as such, just a
Hi Joel,
I cannot make it, I am currently overseas. Hope to make it next time.
kind regards
Fred
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From: Joel Pickett jpick...@ubuntu.com
To: Ubuntu-AU ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
Subject: Sydney Release Party - April 2013
Date: Wed, 6 Mar 2013 14:21:09 +1100
Hi all,
Hi folks, I can't make 27/28th due to work commitments but have a
great time guys.
Cary
On 03/04/13 07:07, Jared Norris wrote:
Good morning all,
A reminder about the 13.04 release came through that I
thought
On 31 March 2013 14:34, Geoffrey Wilfred Combes gcomb...@bigpond.comwrote:
In a previous posting I mentioned my problem with printing PDFs and some
other documents where some of the page is cut off.
I came up with a complicated answer but the best answer is much simpler:
For example if the
Good morning all,
A reminder about the 13.04 release came through that I thought I'd forward
on. I've also edited the Sydney event so it links to the global event (now
that it has been created). Lets see if we can get 3 - 4 parties going this
release. Anyone up for one in Brisbane?
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Good evening all,
I just wanted to drop a quick (belated) note to let you know the Ubuntu
Membership Boards are looking for some new members.
If you've been involved in Ubuntu teams for a little while it might be
worth checking out. It requires only a little allocation of time but is a
very
In a previous posting I mentioned my problem with printing PDFs and some
other documents where some of the page is cut off.
I came up with a complicated answer but the best answer is much simpler:
For example if the page size is A4 select paper 'A4 borderless 297x 210'
rather than 'A4'.
Problem
Good afternoon all,
They've given us plenty of notice for the next global jam so I thought I'd
pass it on just to get people contemplating ideas at this stage. All the
information is in the email below.
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From: Randall Ross rand...@executiv.es
Date: 29 March
Hi everyone,
The March 2013 Team Meeting for Ubuntu Australia was held tonight. We
discussed events in 2012, what we should look at for 2013, and release
parties for Raring Ringtail.
If you missed the meeting, you can catch up by reading the minutes. The
meeting event page has links to the
I am trying to load a program into an Arduino UNO microprocessor. The
program is a AZ-EL rotator controller. It has been successfully uploaded
by others using the Ardunio IDE for Windows. I am using the IDE
downloaded (from the Ubuntu software centre) to Ubuntu 12.10LTS, my
current system. I began
Hi all,
Coinciding with the release of Ubuntu 13.04, I'm created an event at
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-au/2208/detail/. The release party is
scheduled for Saturday, 27th April 2013 at 2pm local Sydney time at the
Ampersand Cafe and Book Store in Paddington.
This is the Saturday after
Is it true that an operating system by Canonical or another is available
for someone to produce a tablet comparable with others on the market?
If so how soon should be reasonably expect one to appear?
Presently I own neither a tablet nor a mobile phone. I'm not in a hurry
to buy such time-wasting
If it interests you, the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 already have developer builds of Ubuntu Touch, and I'm working on porting it to the TouchPad.-- Sent from my HP Veer on the Telstra NextG NetworkOn 5 Mar 2013 12:07 p.m., Geoffrey Wilfred Combes gcomb...@bigpond.com wrote: Is it true that an operating
On 5 March 2013 12:05, Geoffrey Wilfred Combes gcomb...@bigpond.com wrote:
Is it true that an operating system by Canonical or another is available
for someone to produce a tablet comparable with others on the market?
If so how soon should be reasonably expect one to appear?
Presently I own
Hi,
I've googled and read, and again, and as a newbie to partitioning am
going to take the plunge and install Ubuntu 12.10 by partitioning
manually during install.
Please let me know what you think of the following:
I have Windows already on sdc, plus a free 500Gb hdd (sdb) for extra
storage,
A couple of little thoughts.
Are you sure Windows is on sdc? Windows tends to get pretty upset
if it isn't on partition 1, disk 1.30 Gig sounds like a lot for /home,
but remember that by defaults all your video, pictures, music and
downloads will try and land there.I'm afraid I can't help with
Thanks Jarrod for the advice. I tried another viewing program but the
result was precisely the same as I have described.
However there is a simple way around the problem which I have used
before but which I had forgotten about.
It is: Open GIMP and import.
From 'Print Image Settings' open the
On 24 February 2013 14:54, Geoffrey Wilfred Combes gcomb...@bigpond.comwrote:
Thanks Jarrod for the advice. I tried another viewing program but the
result was precisely the same as I have described.
However there is a simple way around the problem which I have used
before but which I had
On 24 February 2013 08:19, David ag...@justemail.net wrote:
Hi,
is Firefox in the live-CD environment ('try out Ubuntu') equally as
secure for online banking as in a normal full installation?
Thanks
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Thanks Bevin.
There's the 2TB drive listed as dev/sdc, then dev/sdc1 listed as
'Windows boot loader', and then dev/sdc2. The 2TB Windows drive was put
in the computer first and the 1.5 TB drive for Ubuntu was added later.
In Windows disk management the 2TB drive is listed as disk0, then the
500Gb
Just another quick reminder about the upcoming global jam and to see if
anyone wanted to be involved in anything. It also has a good link to a
video about Ubuntu for phones and tablets that's worth a look.
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Date: 20
Dear All
I may just be stupid but I am having trouble in getting the printer
applet together with it's icon ( as in 10.04) installed in 12.04.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks
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Good afternoon all,
The reminder for the Ubuntu Global Jam popped up on the loco-contacts
mailing list yesterday so I thought I'd pass it on. The email below has all
the details and it would be good to see if we can get some involvement. In
the past we've successfully been able to run online
Hello everyone,
Is anyone at linux.conf.au?
I would like to go out to dinner one night if there is anyone around.
Regards,
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On 17 January 2013 07:32, Cary Bielenberg c...@bielenberg.id.au wrote:
I too have a nice new N40L on my desk to replace a IBM pc (firewall
ipcop) and 2 x IBM X346 servers. I have installed UFW for firewall
virtualmin for my mail server and web server. Am hoping this puppy will
save me lots
Or if you knowwhat your doing..
RaspberryPI (256M version) running debian
Runs 1 TB and 2x 550G USB2 HDD
Print server
File server
UPNP render DLNA server
SANE network SCANNER server
X10 Automation controller
Occasional buildbot slave
Check_mk client
All this with not problems in over 4 months
On 01/15/2013 08:18 PM, Stephen Rees-Carter wrote:
Hey Jared,
Just so you've got some context, I've got the N40L model, running with
8GB RAM and 4x 2TB drives. 2 of the drives are running btrfs as root
(/), and the other two are /backup. Everything else is stock, no
custom RAID cards, etc.
I too have a nice new N40L on my desk to replace a IBM pc (firewall
ipcop) and 2 x IBM X346 servers. I have installed UFW for firewall
virtualmin for my mail server and web server. Am hoping this
puppy will save me lots on power bills. Am hoping to migrate data
this
Hey Jared,
Just so you've got some context, I've got the N40L model, running with 8GB
RAM and 4x 2TB drives. 2 of the drives are running btrfs as root (/), and
the other two are /backup. Everything else is stock, no custom RAID cards,
etc.
* how loud are they in real world applications?
It's
On 01/13/2013 01:42 PM, Tom Sparks wrote:
...
based on an old thread I asked, Paul replied with:
i can vouch for the QNAP TS-219P and the HP
ProLiant Microserver as good options. The former is a very small, quiet
2-bay NAS - on mine i wiped the factory firmware on and installed Debian
squeeze.
Hi David,
The windows boot loader is installed on the MBR as well as the partition
containing windows.
Installing a linux distro will typically install grub on the MBR leaving
the boot loader on the windows partition intact.
The Easiest way to install grub on a different partition / different
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