Re: [ilugd] Silan NIC

2007-07-27 Thread Sharad Birmiwal
Which gives me an idea (this is just a shot in the dark). How did you
install the newer kernel? May be yast still thinks that 2.6.18 kernel is the
only one installed and hence in installing _binary_ package of ndiswrapper
even when you are running the newer kernel.

Installing ndiswrapper from source should be the fix then.


Sharad Birmiwal

On 7/27/07, Shiv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



 Darshan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  ndiswrapper module not
 found -- on 2.6.22 kernel.
 It works perfectly on the older 2.6.18

 so I removed ndiswrapper with the yast software manager , then rebooted
 and again installed ndiswraper.
 Hi,
 Im not familiar with the yast software manager (im a debian/ubuntu
 person).
 There are two components to ndiswrapper. One is the command ndiswrapper
 that is used to load the Windows driver like so:
 # ndiswrapper -i INFfile
 Where INFfile would be the .inf file of you're card's windows driver.
 The other is the ndiswrapper *module* which has to be loaded into the
 kernel.
 The known way to do this is # modprobe -v ndiswrapper
 This looks for a kernel module called ndiswrapper.ko in your /lib/modules
 tree and loads it into memory.
 It is only after that that the iwconfig and ifconfig can be used to
 configure your wireless interface.

 You might have done all of the above before, but it still does not hurt to
 read up on ndiswrapper from here --
 http://ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net/joomla/index.php?/component/option,com_openwiki/Itemid,33/id,installation/

 HTH,



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Re: [ilugd] Anyone with an experience of CDS invenio

2007-07-27 Thread Gora Mohanty
On Thu, 2007-07-26 at 08:13 +0530, Vikas Rawal wrote:
 Does anyone here have an experience of installing/managing CDS
 invenio? CDS invenio is an interesting open source (gnu/gpl) software
 for building digital library collections. 
[...]

Interesting. We, at Sarai, CSDS, have recently had a similar
requirement come up, i.e., the sharing of digital documents,
with ease of use, indexing, searching, and levels of access
control in mind. In our case, however, most of the sharing
will happen over the Internet, though, with a web interface
that does not make too much of a difference as far as setting
up the system goes. After taking a preliminary look at various
systems, I narrowed it down to Dspace and Alfresco
(http://www.alfresco.com), and finally chose Alfresco because
of support, ease of installation, and availability of
documentation. However, I should admit that once I found that
Alfresco met our needs, I did not investigate Dspace as closely.

I take it that you are based in Delhi. Can we meet to share
information, and hopefully also work together in setting up
a common system? I am on vacation right now, but will be back
in Delhi on the 31st. Would it be possible for you to come
down to Sarai, CSDS, 29 Rajpur Road? It is in North Delhi, in
between the ISBT, and the Delhi University campus.

Regards,
Gora


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Re: [ilugd] Anyone with an experience of CDS invenio

2007-07-27 Thread Vikas Rawal

 Interesting. We, at Sarai, CSDS, have recently had a similar
 requirement come up, i.e., the sharing of digital documents,
 with ease of use, indexing, searching, and levels of access
 control in mind. In our case, however, most of the sharing
 will happen over the Internet, though, with a web interface
 that does not make too much of a difference as far as setting
 up the system goes. After taking a preliminary look at various
 systems, I narrowed it down to Dspace and Alfresco
 (http://www.alfresco.com), and finally chose Alfresco because
 of support, ease of installation, and availability of
 documentation. However, I should admit that once I found that
 Alfresco met our needs, I did not investigate Dspace as closely.


I had not seen alfresco. A quick look suggests that Alfresco is a more
general purpose content management software. dspace and invenio are
more specific in nature: they are designed to build digital
collections for libraries.  They are also specifically designed for
academic libraries. It is of course possible that Alfresco does that
job just as well. I would be terribly interested in seeing how you
have implemented alfresco, and what all do you do with it.
 
 I take it that you are based in Delhi. Can we meet to share
 information, and hopefully also work together in setting up
 a common system? I am on vacation right now, but will be back
 in Delhi on the 31st. Would it be possible for you to come
 down to Sarai, CSDS, 29 Rajpur Road? It is in North Delhi, in
 between the ISBT, and the Delhi University campus.

Yes. Must meet after you come back!

Vikas



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Re: [ilugd] Skype Found Guilty of GPL Violations

2007-07-27 Thread PJ
Lokesh Bhog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

   The decision found that Skype had violated the GPL by the way it distributed
 a voice over IP (VoIP) handset, the SMCWSKP100, which incorporates the GPL-
 covered Linux kernel in its firmware.

Interesting.

Come to think of it, this is the same way the MTNL adsl modems are in violation
of the GPL. At least, I haven't seen any notice that says GPL source
available for them on the MTNL website.

The MTNL modem in the office for example runs a 2.6.8 linux kernel on a hardware
spec of 235.52 bogomips/6MB ram. It'd be fun to hack away at it.

PJ



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Re: [ilugd] Skype Found Guilty of GPL Violations

2007-07-27 Thread Shakthi Kannan
Hi,

This e-mail has been CCed to Nagarjuna (FSF-India).

On 7/27/07, PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Interesting.

 Come to think of it, this is the same way the MTNL adsl modems are in 
 violation
 of the GPL. At least, I haven't seen any notice that says GPL source
 available for them on the MTNL website.

 The MTNL modem in the office for example runs a 2.6.8 linux kernel on a 
 hardware
 spec of 235.52 bogomips/6MB ram. It'd be fun to hack away at it.

Which modem model number?

Yes, indeed. Everyone can afford it. Will be useful to do development
with it, if we can flash it, or atleast download the kernel image onto
RAM and run it from there. Can use it as a platform to learn embedded.

Time for some action, and info on a wiki?

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Re: [ilugd] Skype Found Guilty of GPL Violations

2007-07-27 Thread Shiv

Shakthi Kannan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which modem model number?

/

Hi,
Most of the modems that MTNL gives out (I have one such model) is a Dlink 
DSL-502T which is an ADSL router with 1 ethernet and 1 USB port.
I have been able to telnet into the router and have been presented with a 
Busybox shell prompt!
There have been other posts talking about this too.
There also seems to be an OpenWRT fork that lets you change the firmware on the 
DSL -502T. 
Rather than MTNL issue a Source available message, shouldnt it be D-Link 
which does it? Also, the folks at MTNL wouldnt know whether the Modem that they 
have contains open source code. 
On the other hand, It might cause a knee-jerk reaction from them and they might 
pull out all the Dlink routers and hand out some other brand with VxWorks or 
something similar!!
Airtel seems to be giving out Zyxel Prestige 618 modems. Does anyone know what 
OS these contain?


Regards,
Shiv


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[ilugd] ILUG-D activity in last 7 days

2007-07-27 Thread nkapoor
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Author: Ashish Shukla
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Link: 
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Hi,

I have got a question to ask about the RSZ (Resident Set Size). I have 
developed a simple java program on Fedora-Linux. While i was executing, the 
size of RSZ was around 9MB. Would like to know what is there inside the 
area of RSZ which require 9MB of physical memory.

Resident Set Size (or RSS) is ...

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Re: [ilugd] Anyone with an experience of CDS invenio

2007-07-27 Thread Sudev Barar
On 27/07/07, Andrew Michael Lynn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I will set it up again. Maybe we can have a comparison of various other 
 digital library software at the next ILUGD meet. ??


Andrew, Vikas and Gora. You have been volunteered to make presentation
on library softwares at the next LUG meeting. :-)

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Re: [ilugd] Skype Found Guilty of GPL Violations

2007-07-27 Thread आशीष शुक्ल Ashish Shukla
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| Lokesh Bhog [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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|The decision found that Skype had violated the GPL by the way it 
distributed
|  a voice over IP (VoIP) handset, the SMCWSKP100, which incorporates the GPL-
|  covered Linux kernel in its firmware.
| 
| Interesting.
| 
| Come to think of it, this is the same way the MTNL adsl modems are in 
violation
| of the GPL. At least, I haven't seen any notice that says GPL source
| available for them on the MTNL website.
| 
| The MTNL modem in the office for example runs a 2.6.8 linux kernel on a 
hardware
| spec of 235.52 bogomips/6MB ram. It'd be fun to hack away at it.

My Beetel modem (220BX) which comes with Airtel Broadband also runs
Linux (tainted kernel) v. 2.6.8.1 on some Broadcom. And I've not received copy
of GPL or found any mention of the availability of source code with it.

| 
| PJ

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Re: [ilugd] Skype Found Guilty of GPL Violations

2007-07-27 Thread PJ

 On 7/27/07, PJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  The MTNL modem in the office for example runs a 2.6.8 linux kernel on
  a hardware spec of 235.52 bogomips/6MB ram. It'd be fun to hack away at it.

Shakthi Kannan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Which modem model number?
 
Looking at it...this one is a small beige box with the MTNL logo on it.

The model number is UT-300R2U, and it is made by a chinese outfit called UT
Starcom. Maybe MTNL has a policy of handing this one out to corporates.

The usual consumer models that MTNL hands out are, as noted elsewhere in this
thread, D-link DSL 502T models. They run a 2.4.17 kernel (at least mine does)
(see http://www.lug-delhi.org/wiki/ConfiguringNetwork/MTNL_broadband)

D-link has a record of GPL violations. But they did get thoroughly spanked
by a German court for it. (see http://www.jbb.de/judgment_dc_frankfurt_gpl.pdf).

PJ



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Re: [ilugd] Skype Found Guilty of GPL Violations

2007-07-27 Thread Shakthi Kannan
Hi,

On 7/27/07, Shiv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Most of the modems that MTNL gives out (I have one such model) is a Dlink 
 DSL-502T which is an ADSL router with 1 ethernet and 1 USB port.
 I have been able to telnet into the router and have been presented with a 
 Busybox shell prompt!

Good. Do you have it documented somewhere online. It will be helpful
for others to try the HOWTO, and share their experiences.

 Rather than MTNL issue a Source available message, shouldnt it be D-Link 
 which does it?

If the end-user buys everything from MTNL, they should provide
everything to the end-user. The end-user doesn't care with whom MTNL
has alliances with, or who actually provides it.

 On the other hand, It might cause a knee-jerk reaction from them and they 
 might pull out  all the Dlink routers and hand out some other brand with 
 VxWorks or something similar!!

No need to go all panicky. Just make a request to them that they are
required to provide the source code. Or check here, and contact the
folks to see if they can help in the process:

http://gpl-violations.org/faq/violation-faq.html

I think FSF-India can take this forward with the help of
gpl-violations.org (if needed).

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[ilugd] m$ launches website on opensource

2007-07-27 Thread Linux Lingam
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Re: [ilugd] Anyone with an experience of CDS invenio

2007-07-27 Thread Andrew Michael Lynn
 Kenneth Gonsalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/26/07 12:10 PM 
On 26-Jul-07, at 10:52 AM, Vikas Rawal wrote:
snip
actually i had never heard of invenio. I had compared dspace,  
railroad and greenstone. Railroad is dead, greenstone not mature  
enough and I had good reports about dspace. Only the java thing was  
putting me off. I now see invenio uses python - so i think i will try  
snip

I tried both dspace and greenstone. in my youth.

Now that I'm older and wiserheres what I had learnt before discarding both.

Dspace is more suited for *sharing* original collections with the rest of the 
world. I had pdf/doc/etc/ manuscripts - largely reference material that I 
required to access quickly but of which I was not really the copyright owner, 
and there was a long lag while uploading, as each document gets a unique ID. 
This, however,  may have been an artefact of not choosing the correct option.

Greenstone was more suitable. It would take documents as pdf or doc or txt or 
whatever, and do a commendable ocr based   index, making them searchable.  
Retrieval was also easy. The problem with a departmental server, was that 
uploading manuscripts required administrator privileges, and  the sub-division 
into collections prevented single search operations through the database.

I will set it up again. Maybe we can have a comparison of various other digital 
library software at the next ILUGD meet. ??

:)

Andrew


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[ilugd] Fwd: [Fsf-friends] Software Freedom Day -- register your teams now

2007-07-27 Thread Linux Lingam
whoa! am all for pakoras, samosas and chai.
any excuse will do, including this one. ;-)

:-)
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Hi,

 If you have not yet registered for Software Freedom Day you can
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