Bentley released a student version of Microstation for Linux - awesome
package - puts AutoCAD to shame. I think I paid like $169 for a student
version.
Stew Benedict
1:42pm up 14:57, 2 users, load average: 0.14, 0.85, 0.72
Have you had your Open Source today? if not, why
tzselect?
Stew Benedict
On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, Vincent Danen wrote:
How the heck do I change my timezone? I just noticed I've got EDT on
here and I tried changing it in linuxconf but all it does is call
hwclock. I kinda want to have an accurate timezone on this
machine... =) Thanks
on the root partition.
Stew Benedict
On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, Ellick Chan wrote:
On Sun, 6 Aug 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
I'm afraid I've got something extremely stupid to confess. I was monkeying
around this evening resizing some partitions. I made the Windows partition
smaller, which freed up about
Benedict
1:06pm up 2 days, 14:21, 3 users, load average: 0.10, 0.72, 0.76
Have you had your Open Source today? if not, why not!?
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Nopehttp
U.S. Robotics 5610 claims to be Linux compatible. I haven't found it
anywhere for less than $80. I've got the same problem. A pizza box with
only PCI slots, and my serial ports are all tied up.
Stew Benedict
down
to just one.
Stew Benedict
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
I'm using mandrake 7.1 and using samba-2.06. my problem is that
multiple smbd -D are spawning so much so that the server slows down
drastically. i've check the docs, logs and other mailing list
rpm -q -l -p some-rpm-file.rpm
Stew Benedict
I use nacctd and a perl tool that comes with it. It gives the date/time,
the workstation's name and the site's name. I run a cron job nightly that
emails this info to myself and my boss, you could just as easily put it on
a web page.
Stew Benedict
drives. It could cost you more than the whole machine for
a decent backup solution.
Myself, I would only do SCSI for that kind of size, and something that
uses cheap tapes, not those damn Travan or whatever at $30-$40 a pop. You
may as well just buy another hard-drive.
Stew Benedict
I am
Maybe this list should be moderated. I signed on to pick up some tips and
contribute when I could. I get about 80% troll/trash and about 20% useful
interaction. For an "expert" list, this is pretty sad. Time to tune up
my procmail filter.
Stew Benedict
Hey, I had this not too long ago too. In my case it's a Voodoo card, and
I had recently run Quake3 and had vmware running. I just thought it was
some weird interaction with the various card drivers. I had to reboot too
to recover.
Stew Benedict
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Sarang Lakare wrote:
Hi
Sure you can, you just need to specify the path:
/sbin/ifconfig
Stew Benedict
On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Sarang Lakare wrote:
grep IP /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
This i thought was the best of all the solutions!.. it gives a bad output
though which i'll have to filter out
Hi, my name's Stew, and I do Windoze too. (Haven't made my way through
that 12 step program yet). There's a technique I use to copy a Win9X
system from one drive to another.
1) Boot up the system, right-click "My Computer" - Porerties - Virtual
Memory - and disable it - despite the warnings.
You don't need a special program. X is DESIGNED to do this:
telnet other.machine (or rsh or ssh)
export DISPLAY=my.machine:0
xterm (or gimp or whatever)
Stew Benedict
11:37am up 2 days, 20:19, 2 users, load average: 1.21, 1.95, 1.91
Have you had your Open Source today
I'd say the easiest solution is to tar up the files before moving to the
FAT32 partition. Then you'll preserve the attributes when you untar.
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Actually, syslogd does write all of it. There is a very good explanation
of why in the latest Server/Workstation Expert magazine. If each process
touched that file, you'd have a real mess as multiple apps tried to append
to the same file. That's why syslogd was created.
Stew Benedict
On Wed
Server/Workstation Expert is a trade magazie - they are here:
http://sw.expert.com/
Stew Benedict
The power in technology lies in getting it to
work the way you do, we can help.
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I use gphoto all the time, got hundreds of pics out of my camera (a Sanyo
- serial interface). Maybe you've got an IRQ conflict?
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Some PCI modems work. I just installed an ActionTech Call Waiting Modem
for $69.95 from buy.com - works fine. This is kernel 2.2.16.
Stew Benedict
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, tom strickland wrote:
My friend is about to buy a modem, and he'd like it to be compatible with
linux. Buying PCI would
FYI - the ActionTec was marked as compatible with Linux and had detailed
instructions for Linux - how to find the interrupt, port address, edit
setserial, make the device file etc. Took me all of 15 minutes, including
opening the case.
Stew Benedict
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Ron Johnson, Jr. wrote
PCI56012-01CW
Stew
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Ron Johnson, Jr. wrote:
Stew Benedict wrote:
FYI - the ActionTec was marked as compatible with Linux and had detailed
instructions for Linux - how to find the interrupt, port address, edit
setserial, make the device file etc. Took me all
, you can just masquerade and access the outside world from Windoze
in vmware. I do this for troublesome sites that crash Netscape.
Stew Benedict
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok the duel booters can obviously answer this if they have that problem, for
some reason after i run
Just curious. How are theses machines tied to the net - through a single
network card each? At what point does this become a limiting factor on
throughput? Does anyone know how this is handled on large scale sites?
Off topic I know - but those figures are impressive.
Thanks,
Stew Benedict
Well just a few (stories)
Check out http://www.ibooklinux.net
Stew Benedict
On Wed, 11 Oct 2000, Stephen Bosch wrote:
GrAnT GaLbRaiTh wrote:
I'm wondering if its possible to burn a CD from an ISO image using a mac
burner (it's all I have at work).
Then, when you're done
"man login" will give you the scoop. The file /etc/usertty allows you to
setup quite elaborate definitions of host, groups, and users that are able
to login to the system.
HTH
Stew Benedict
The power in technology lies in getting it to
work the way you do, we can
running some BBS software on the
Windows box. In that case, use minicom on the Linux end.
Stew Benedict
The power in technology lies in getting it to
work the way you do, we can help.
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sword" *
This will also work Linux-Linux of course.
If you need more details holler.
Stew Benedict
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, James Little wrote:
My Linux box has a dedicated line. Sometimes, I would like very much to
login to it remotely and use something. I have the modems set up on either
end correct
See Below
Stew Benedict
On Sat, 4 Nov 2000, Jeff Malka wrote:
Questions re backing up to tape.
1) Which is the correct command tor a full tape backup:
tar cvf /dev/ht0 ortar cvf /dev/ht0 /
Does it include the "/"?
yes you need *something* after /dev/ht0, / or . w
Doesn't 7.2 use a different print setup than lpr? If so, you need to run
spadmin as root, and change the lines that specify how StarOffice prints
for your various printers.
Stew Benedict
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Dennis Robertson wrote:
On Mon, Nov 06, 2000 at 04:01:08AM -, [EMAIL PROTECTED
What does
cat /proc/scsi/scsi
say?
And then, what device are you using for the tape drive?
mt -f /dev/stx status
should give some feedback too, where "x" is the
device number, ie: 0,1 etc.
Stew Benedict
The power in technology lies in getting it to
work the
.
If you tell me what fields you want, I'll build up a database for you, and
send it as a dump file you can feed into MySQL. Sounds like just 1
table from your description, or maybe 2.
Stew Benedict
The power in technology lies in getting it to
work the way you do, we can help.
Stew
then just add one line in rc.local - alsactl restore
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perhaps we can
fight through this together. I don't own an LS-120.
Stew Benedict
Man hdparm tells it all:
-A Disable/enable the IDE drive's read-lookahead
-d Disable/enable the "using_dma" flag for this drive.
-X34 is used to select multiword DMA mode2 transfers
I assume 1 = enable, 0 = disable
Stew Benedict
On Wed, 27 Dec 2000, Steve Hagerman wrote:
. This information can be discovered from dmesg,
or from:
cat /proc/interrupts
cat /proc/ioports
Once you've come up with the right settings, you can add them to one of
the init scripts, say rc.local or rc.serial if you have it.
Stew Benedict
On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, Ronald L. Chichester wrote:
Does
Should - It's a kernel option - enable multiple LUNS. I've got a
Nakamichi/Nec here that's worked since my old Slackware days.
Stew
On Sun, 4 Mar 2001, Bruce Endries wrote:
Does anyone know whether or not Mandrake will work with SCSI
CD-ROM changers, able to mount all the different CDs in
50020 Nov 3 13:16 phpinfo.php*
-rwxrw-r--1 500 500 87376 Oct 27 17:35 test.html*
-rwxrw-r--1 500 50095 Nov 3 13:16 test.php*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# rpm -qa | grep dav
mod_dav-1.0.3-15mdk
davfs-0.2.4-7mdk
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slow, I can
do a normal shutdown/boot faster than a suspend resume.
Machine: Compaq Presario 1215US
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statement for hda7 in
fstab and it's currently mounted?
I'm not so sure this is the problem. When I was using swsusp, I was using
my live swap partiton, with no ill effects to suspend or swap.
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If this works, edit /etc/yaboot.conf and change the default to the benh
kernel. Then run ybin (as root)
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On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Stew Benedict wrote:
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Morten S. Mortensen wrote:
Hi,
Just installed Mandrake Linux PPC 9.1 on what I belive is called a BlueWhite G3
(actually, it appears greenish).
Wow, /me needs more coffee. I just realized what list
, both for the development and released versions. I just
suggested moving so we don't annoy the x86 folks with Apple noise :)
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the various installs I have on
the drive.
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or not - or should I just leave it as is?
Dunno. I rarely run MacOS, so all OF does for me is boot the machine.
I leave it alone for the most part.
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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Jarmo wrote:
Anybody know reasom,why gcc-3.3.2 was downgraded in 9.2 into 3.3.1?
In 9.1 it was 3.3.2.
It wasn't. 9.1 has 3.2.2.
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On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Jarmo wrote:
On Tuesday 18 November 2003 14:41, Stew Benedict wrote:
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Jarmo wrote:
Anybody know reasom,why gcc-3.3.2 was downgraded in 9.2 into 3.3.1?
In 9.1 it was 3.3.2.
It wasn't. 9.1 has 3.2.2.
Sorry...Missunderstanding...My BAD BAD
with packets and
doing similar things to Linksys hardware.
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