Linux-Announce Digest #481, Volume #3 Wed, 12 May 99 18:13:27 EDT
Contents:
COMMERCIAL: OpenLinux 2.2 CDROM (Linux Central)
afbackup network backup tool - better than ever (Albert)
MAILING-LIST: x86emu project mailing list! (Kendall Bennett)
COMMERCIAL: Yellow Dog Linux Fully Supports Blue and White G3s (Dan Burcaw)
LOCAL: Kalamazoo (MI) Linux Users Group Meeting: May 18th (Phil Stommen)
MAILING-LIST: TAC - console-based AIM client (CompWiz)
CONFERENCE: 17th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles (Submissions due in
two weeks) (Mads Dydensborg)
YTalk 3.1.1 - multi-user Unix talk client (Roger Espel Llima)
WWW: The One Page Linux Manual is available for free download (Squadron)
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From: Linux Central <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: OpenLinux 2.2 CDROM
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:01:32 GMT
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New from Linux Central
http://linuxcentral.com
Caldera OpenLinux 2.2 CD-ROM
$1.95
This CD-ROM contains a fully functional copy of Caldera OpenLinux 2.2.
OpenLinux 2.2 is a totally graphical user interface for the Linux
installation, login, and the desktop environment are sure to set
OpenLinux 2.2 apart as the easiest to install and use. With powerful
desktop applicatons, this new Linux product is sure to appeal to both
first-time users and seasoned power-users.
Easier than ever to install and administer the new graphical
installation interface is powered by our enhanced installation called
Lizard, (the LInux wiZARD). Autoprobing your hardware for the right
video card, network card, PCMCIA detection, size of hard drives, CD-ROM,
and floppy drive, Lizard even saves installation time by copying
packages to your system while you add user login names and passwords,
set your time zone, and perform other necessary functions.
What's new in the Linux 2.2 Kernel?
The new Linux kernel is a treasure of new functionality
and performance. Here are just a few of the highlights:
o Improved performance of machines with at least 16 megs of RAM.
o Power management for laptops
o Linux will now read NTFS (Windows NT) drives and Windows 98 FAT32
drives (also used by some later versions of Windows 95)
o Recognizes the Joliet system for long filenames on CD-ROMs.
o Completely rewritten CD-ROM driver system for more standardized
support
o Support for more than 4 serial ports, and allows serial devices to
share interrupts. It includes a number of drivers for non-standard
ports and multi-port cards
o Supports higher data transfer rates with newer modems
o Many new sound devices are supported
o Support for a growing number of TV and radio tuner cards and digital
cameras
o Enhanced support for Ethernet and ISDN devices
o Additional rewritable CD-ROMs are supported under Linux 2.2
o SMP: up to 16 processors are supported, with amazing performance
o Linux 2.2 includes enhanced support for spanning a filesystem across
several disks transparently. Presently, this support can be used in
RAID 0, 1, 4, and 5 modes as well as a simple linear mode.
OpenLinux 2.2 Comes Complete With:
Linux kernel 2.2.5; multi-user; multi-tasking; glibc 2.1
(and libc5 for backwards compatibility); PalmPilot-capability;
Corel's WordPerfect 8, and KDE.
More details can be found at:
http://linuxcentral.com/products/lccd/openlinux-2.2-gpl/
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From: Albert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: afbackup network backup tool - better than ever
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:03:22 GMT
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Hello,
.... not perfect of course, but worth a look at.
There is a new version (3.2) of afbackup, a network backup
tool, ready for download.
The most important new feature is multi-stream ability, i.e.
several clients can run a backup to one server in parallel.
The complete list of changes is below, for more details please
refer to the Changes file of the distribution. Also see the
upgrade hints in the README, HOWTO and UPGRADE files.
Download URL is
ftp://ftp.zn-gmbh.com/pub/linux/afbackup-3.2.tar.gz
or if you can wait a day and have better throughput on
ftp://ftp.sbs.de/pub/tools/afbackup/afbackup-3.2.tar.gz
Regards,
Albert Fluegel
The complete list of changes since 3.1.4:
3.1.4 - 3.2
- ACLs supported on Solaris2 and HPUX-10, if available
- Also on Solaris >= 2.6 filesizes > 2GB supported
- Multi stream server
- Status file on server side, regularly updated during operation
- Descending into directories is now done like find -depth
- Hopefully even safer tape error handling
- Service names allowed wherever port numbers were to be given
- -v option for verify, restore and copy_tape
- Tapes can be set read-only
- Tapes are no longer overwritten, server keeps track, which
tapes are needed for all the clients
- Admin must explicitely permit overwrite of needed tapes
- Verify is much faster now
- Bug fixed (tapeblocksize may now be > MaxBytesPerFile / 10)
- Init Media command for preparing the media for access, e.g.
mounting a removble disk
- More versatile Change-Cart-Command (see FAQ Q6)
- Tape blocksize now written into the tape label
- Filelist recovery also restores uid fields
- Minimum restore info is no longer cumulative
- Configuration programs can get config file as argument
- label_tape now also labels "directory-pseudo-tapes"
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Koernerstrasse 5
80469 Muenchen
Germany
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kendall Bennett)
Subject: MAILING-LIST: x86emu project mailing list!
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:39:31 GMT
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Hi All,
What is x86emu?
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The x86emu project is an emulator for executing x86 real mode code on
any CPU platform, including the x86 CPU family. The emulator started
out as the free equivalent to the Digital Equipment x86 emulator in
the Linux MILO loader. Since then the emulator has been updated to
include support for 32-bit real mode instructions, and optimised for
better performance, and should be able to completely replace the
Digitial Equipment proprietry emulator in MILO.
This emulator has lots of different of uses on Linux and other
platforms. Some of those include:
. Ability to POST multi-head graphics controller configurations on
x86 using the existing adapter BIOS.
. Ability to POST the primary controller on non-x86 platforms to
bring it up into text mode for Linux.
. Ability to provide the Linux VBE framebuffer console driver with
the capabilities to call the BIOS on any number of controllers at
runtime. This will allow it to switch graphics modes on the fly,
program the hardware palette etc. On VBE/Core 3.0 adapters, this
also includes full refresh rate control out of the box!
The current maintainer of the x86emu project is Kendall Bennett
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). The emulator is licensed under the GNU
General Public License (GPL), with the library exception clause
included (ie: you can link the library with non-GPL'ed code).
How to subscribe?
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The x86emu mailing list is now active, and you can subscribe to the
mailing list by sending email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with
subscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in the subject. Of course replace [EMAIL PROTECTED] with your own
email address!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Burcaw)
Subject: COMMERCIAL: Yellow Dog Linux Fully Supports Blue and White G3s
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:48:36 GMT
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Loveland, Colorado, 11 May 1999
Apple Blue & White G3s are now fully supported by Yellow Dog Linux Champion
Server.
Terra Soft Solutions is pleased to offer official Installation Support for
the Blue & Whites in conjunction with both the 'Install & Source CDs' and
with the full 'CDs, Guide to Installation, 3-ring binder, and zipper-case'
package.
"This is a testimony to the speed at which Linux developers are able to
support new hardware. We are pleased to have advanced the Linux/PPC kernel
with strong contributions from our in-house development team," states Dan
Burcaw, Director of Research & Development.
Terra Soft Solutions announced the last week of April their successful
porting of the CMD646 driver to the Linux/PPC kernel, offering the much
anticipated support for the primary ATA chain. This driver supports the
ultra-DMA features of the chipset, allowing data transfer in excess of 30MB
per second. Also fully tested and supported are the 29xx family of Adaptec
SCSI cards which enable the use of both internal and external SCSI drives
with the Blue & Whites.
Champion Server 1.0 may be ordered online via the YDL website:
http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/ydl_order.html
The updated Blue & White kernel is available online:
ftp://ftp.yellowdoglinux.com/pub/yellowdog/kernel/blueg3/
Also, make certain the new installer is used, found online:
ftp://ftp.yellowdoglinux.com/pub/yellowdog/champion-1.0/updates/install/
About Terra Soft Solutions, Inc.
Terra Soft, based in Loveland, CO, is the developer of Yellow Dog Linux for
Apple Macintosh PPC and G3 computers. Yellow Dog Linux Champion Server,
their flagship product, is a highly professional distribution geared toward
ISPs and developers.
For more information about Terra Soft Solutions, visit their website at
www.terrasoftsolutions.com.
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From: Phil Stommen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: LOCAL: Kalamazoo (MI) Linux Users Group Meeting: May 18th
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:43:06 GMT
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May 18th Meeting - Iserv Visit
On your mark...get set...go! (to Iserv that is). If you are like me,
you are always running late, but believe it or not Linux can help you
out. Come learn how to make your machine sync up with atomic clocks,
tell you when to go home, and other timely tips. A tour of the Iserv
Datacenter facility (which includes a bunch of Linux machines), will
follow the presentation. A map to Iserv's Grand Rapids location can be
found at http://www.iserv.net/info/gr_map.shtml .
Our host this Tuesday will be Kevin Mitchell. Kevin serves as Systems
Administrator for the Iserv Company (http://www.iserv.net), a regional
Internet Service Provider. He is the author of the Cyrus-IMAP
mini-HOWTO for the Linux Documentation Project, and was a featured
speaker at the Computech and Grandnet Community Conferences. Kevin has
also instructed many Internet training sessions throughout the Midwest.
Join us on Tuesday when KLUG goes on the road...to Iserv.
When not on the road, the Kalamazoo Linux Users Group (KLUG) meets at
7:00 PM each Tuesday at Western Michigan's Dunbar Hall, Room 2205. Maps
and directions can be found at
http://klug.armintl.com/meetings/maps.html .
Learn more about KLUG at http://klug.armintl.com/ .
May 25th Meeting - IP Masquerade
IP Masquerade is a networking feature in Linux. If a Linux host is
connected to the Internet with IP Masquerade enabled, then computers
connecting to it (usually on the same LAN, but can also be connected
with other links such as modems or Parallel IP [PLIP]) can reach the
Internet as well, even though they have no officially assigned IP
addresses. IP Masquerade can allow a few people to surf the Internet
simultaneously with a single modem/network connection, only paying for a
single phone bill and Internet service charge at the end of the month.
The May 25th IP Masquerade presentation will be given by John Beimler.
John is a Open Source consultant, with over 6 years Linux experience. He
has his own company, Radiomind Studios and is currently supporting
Apache, Perl and other open source products.
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From: CompWiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: MAILING-LIST: TAC - console-based AIM client
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:40:27 GMT
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A TAC mailing list has been setup, currently being used to notify users of
new versions of TAC, and hopefully in the near future will be used for
users and developers to interact with each other about TAC.
To subscribe to the list, e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the
following in the message body (without quotes): "subscribe tac"
Tac was formerly part of the TiK package for X windows, but has now
branched out into its own development, maintained by Mike LoPresti
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). It has a growing number of features, including
chat, editing the buddy list, broadcast messages, plus many more.
The official TAC home page is currently located at:
http://users.tmok.com/~smike
For more information, contact the author at [EMAIL PROTECTED], or the
listmaster at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Mads Dydensborg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: CONFERENCE: 17th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles (Submissions
due in two weeks)
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:21:54 GMT
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Only two weeks left to submit to SOSP!
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* Call for papers: 17th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles *
* *
* December 12-15, 1999 *
* Kiawah Island Resort, near Charleston SC *
* *
* http://www.diku.dk/sosp99/ *
* http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/SOSP99/ *
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General chair: David Kotz, Dartmouth College
Program chair: John Wilkes, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories
Sponsored by: ACM SIGOPS
Authors are invited to submit papers to the 17th SOSP describing
original research related to the design, implementation, analysis, and
deployment of operating systems. We seek a broad set of high quality,
relevant, interesting papers. We are soliciting submissions on a wide
range of topics including resource management, security, application
support, I/O, networking, user interface support, and OS-related
issues for the world-wide web. Our scope spans a wide range of
platforms and environments: embedded systems, mobile computers, PCs,
workstations, servers, high-performance machines, and production
environments - especially heterogeneous ones.
The SOSP traditions will continue: we will favor work that advances
the state of the art into new territory, or continues a significant
research dialogue, or reflects on practical applications of the
community's knowledge. We are looking for reports on newly-completed
work, experience studies, and constructive critiques of prior work, as
well as more speculative studies of fresh opportunities.
We anticipate that many contributions will emphasize the OS
community's contribution to the closely related fields of computer
architecture, data communications, programming systems and languages,
and applications. The Symposium attracts attendees with diverse
backgrounds, and we explicitly solicit papers not only in the
"traditional core" of the OS field, but also in the interface to these
areas and others. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted
to:
High-availability systems OS structure and organization
OS performance evaluation Security
File and storage systems Processor architecture / OS interactions
I/O architectures Networks and communications
Low-power systems Mobile computing
Parallel systems Ubiquitous computing
Heterogeneous systems Multimedia support
Distributed systems Database and transaction support
Real-time systems World-wide web support
High-performance systems Commercial deployment experience
A poster session will provide an outlet for papers of unusual novelty,
and we hope to see some more speculative contributions in this
category. The tradition of a work-in-progress session will be
continued.
** Important dates
Deadline for receipt of submissions: May 17, 1999
Absolute, final, real deadline for receipt
of submissions: May 24, 1999 (23:59 PDT)
Acceptance notification: Aug 20, 1999
Deadline for camera-ready final papers: Sep 24, 1999
** To submit a paper
Submission will be done electronically, through the web site
http://tesla.hpl.hp.com/sosp99/forms/, where details of the submission
process will be found.
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From: Roger Espel Llima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: YTalk 3.1.1 - multi-user Unix talk client
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:15:10 GMT
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* Description
YTalk is a compatible replacement for the Unix talk(1) program, which
adds a number of features. Mainly, it can talk to more than one person
at a time, and to the two different types of talk daemons out there.
YTalk has a console (curses, ncurses) and an X11 interface.
* What's new since the last version?
A number of bugfixes since 3.1:
. fixed window resizing under Linux with ncurses
. try harder to use fqdn's everywhere
. various autoconf fixes
. fixed the shell under Solaris
. added check that connections get answere dfrom the expected host
. n-way talk sessions should now be free of duplicate users
. improved portability for 64-bit machines
* Where do I find it?
http://www.eleves.ens.fr:8080/home/espel/ytalk/
ftp://quatramaran.ens.fr/pub/orabidoo/ytalk/
and hopefully soon, ftp://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/system/network/chat/
* What's the LSM?
Begin3
Title: YTalk
Version: 3.1.1
Entered-date: 10MAY99
Description: Multi-user replacement for UNIX talk
Keywords: chat, talk, X11, curses
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Britt Yenne)
Maintained-by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Roger Espel Llima)
Primary-site: http://www.eleves.ens.fr:8080/home/espel/ytalk/
Alternate-site: sunsite.unc.edu /pub/Linux/system/Network/chat
83k ytalk-3.1.tar.gz
Original-site: unknown
Platforms: Unix, Linux, X11 optional
Copying-policy: MIT
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Squadron)
Subject: WWW: The One Page Linux Manual is available for free download
Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 20:25:53 GMT
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The One Page Linux Manual is available for free download at
http://www.powerup.com.au/~squadron
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