On Wed, 08 Nov 2000, you wrote:
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which iomega product is not supported
By Iomega? All of them.
by linux
Most of them work. That is not the point however.
Jazz /Zip use either standard drivers
Please stop this conversation!!!
This is not the place for it!
-Chris
On Thursday 09 November 2000 14:21, Giuseppe Ghibo' wrote:
| "Brian J. Murrell" wrote:
|"What O/S are you running?"
|"Uhm, Linux."
|"Oh we don't support Linux. Goodbye."
|"No wait. It's got nothing to do with the O/S. It's destroying
|disks." "But we don't support Linux."
Can this conversation end? It's sort of off topic?
Thanks,
Chris
On Thursday 09 November 2000 17:38, you wrote:
But, but, but.. I just downloaded Iomega's own driver for the Zip 250
(I'm trying to find out why you can only put 119MB when using Linux) so how
can they possibly say "Oh we
"Brian J. Murrell" wrote:
"What O/S are you running?"
"Uhm, Linux."
"Oh we don't support Linux. Goodbye."
"No wait. It's got nothing to do with the O/S. It's destroying disks."
"But we don't support Linux."
"Linux, Windows, MacOS, it doesn't matter. The drive is physically
destroying
Am Donnerstag 09 November 2000 17:22 schrieben Sie:
So sprach Vadim Plessky am Thu, Nov 09, 2000 at 06:58:35PM +0300:
Just want to ask people who using CD-recorders with Linux.
What models you have? Any problems/glitches?
TEAC CD-R56S SCSI
No problems at all
Alexander Skwar
Yamaha CDR
What models you have? Any problems/glitches?
Up until very recently I was running an IDE Mitsumi 2801 on Mandrake 7.1. I
had to recompile the kernel with SCSI emulation support, which wasn't too
difficult.
I used XCDROAST to write CD's. I don't think I had a single coaster out of
over 100 burns
"Brian J. Murrell" wrote:
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> which iomega product is not supported
By Iomega? All of them.
> by linux
Most of them work. That is not the point however.
> Jazz /Zip use either standard drivers (scsi card) or named
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Of course there is a way around that,
"What O/S are you running?"
"Uhm, Windows 98."
"Ok we'll send you a replacement unit.."
"Thanks."
Not really. That only works until they say
"Go to your Start Menu, select
Go look at the cdrecord FAQ for the best drives that work perfectly.
see ya.
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On Thursday 09 November 2000 14:21, Giuseppe Ghibo' wrote:
| "Brian J. Murrell" wrote:
|"What O/S are you running?"
|"Uhm, Linux."
|"Oh we don't support Linu
So sprach Larry Marshall am Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 09:04:38PM -0500:
Heck, most of Kodak's digital specs are part of the configuration/setup of
gPhoto.
Okay, then Kodak is a good example after all. Sorry to have spread some
wrong information.
Alexander Skwar
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So sprach Vadim Plessky am Thu, Nov 09, 2000 at 06:58:35PM +0300:
Just want to ask people who using CD-recorders with Linux.
What models you have? Any problems/glitches?
TEAC CD-R56S SCSI
No problems at all
Alexander Skwar
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Vadim Plessky wrote:
On Thursday 09 November 2000 14:21, Giuseppe Ghibo' wrote:
| "Brian J. Murrell" wrote:
|"What O/S are you running?"
|"Uhm, Linux."
|"Oh we don't support Linux. Goodbye."
|"No wait. It's got nothing to do with the O/S. It's destroying
|disks."
WellI haven't found a Iomega drive not supported by Linux but..if Linux
support is so good how come you can only put 119MB on a Zip 250. Even gdiskfree
shows it as only 51% full, but can you get any more on it ? nooo !
:-)
Owen
On Thu, 09 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Turnabout is fair
But, but, but.. I just downloaded Iomega's own driver for the Zip 250 (I'm
trying to find out why you can only put 119MB when using Linux) so how can they
possibly say "Oh we don't support Linux. Goodbye." !?!?!?!?!? Tell them
they DO support Linux, it says so on their web site !
Owen
"Brian J. Murrell" a écrit :
We should be quite public about the fact that if a hardware vendor
refuses to support Linux now, it will be shunned and boycotted when the
time comes that they do want to support Linux. Let them gamble on not
supporting Linux now when we need them. Turnabout is
from the quill of pgeorges [EMAIL PROTECTED] on scroll
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Let's make a step forward without polluting too much this list :
- is there already a boycot web site, listing all harware
vendors/manufacturers that should be boycotted, because linux
unfriendly
Keep in mind,
"Brian J. Murrell" a écrit :
Keep in mind, boycotting should be the very last step. Every effort
should be put into getting the vendor to want to play with Linux. We
don't *want* to boycott anyone. Nobody wins when that happens.
False. By boycotting Matrox, the Millemium card was finally
pgeorges [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"Brian J. Murrell" a écrit :
We should be quite public about the fact that if a hardware vendor
refuses to support Linux now, it will be shunned and boycotted when the
time comes that they do want to support Linux. Let them gamble on not
supporting
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False. By boycotting Matrox, the Millemium card was finally supported
in
XFree.
That was a win then yes. But I think the risks of alienating a vendor
are higher than winning one over with boycotting tactics. I am not
On Wednesday 08 November 2000 20:48, you wrote:
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False. By boycotting Matrox, the Millemium card was finally supported
in
XFree.
That was a win then yes. But I think the risks of alienating a vendor
are higher
So sprach Yoann Vandoorselaere am Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 07:40:44PM +0100:
pgeorges [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(nvidia, phillips, IBM, etc.)
^^
People making binary driver don't make any effort towards Linux...
What they do is getting money from you.
While I agree to some degree with
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Or have
a look at Kodak's digital cameras.
I have written software for the DC210. They at least (or did at least)
publish the interface specs to their cameras. That is better than some.
Actually I might argue
On Wed, 08 Nov 2000, Brian J. Murrell wrote:
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Or have
a look at Kodak's digital cameras.
I have written software for the DC210. They at least (or did at least)
publish the interface specs to their cameras.
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 09:30:44PM +0100, Alexander Skwar wrote:
anyone who's successfully using one of their RAID cards? I don't. Or have
a look at Kodak's digital cameras. There's also not much support from them.
Umm they publish their specs. They have an excellent developer relations
anyone who's successfully using one of their RAID cards? I don't. Or have
a look at Kodak's digital cameras. There's also not much support from them.
Umm they publish their specs. They have an excellent developer relations
program. And there is plenty of support for their cameras:
Turnabout is fair play I say.
I will NEVER buy another Iomega product EVER, and I am just biding my
time until I can shuck my DSL vendor.
which iomega product is not supported by linux
Jazz /Zip use either standard drivers (scsi card) or named drivers from
the kernel (buried in the iomega
from the quill of Robert L Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on scroll
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which iomega product is not supported
By Iomega? All of them.
by linux
Most of them work. That is not the point however.
Jazz /Zip use either standard drivers (scsi card) or named drivers
from
the kernel
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