I tried both (sorry ftp.kernel.org), and discovered it's 2.4.10 that
you need to patch.
I've got gkrellm running here, and using plain 2.4.10, the memory on
reboot would show almost 50% usage. Using 2.4.10-ac4, the memory
usage is less than 25%. (Both under Xwindows). That alone makes me
like
Alan just released 2.4.10-ac4, which is a 2.4.10 merge minus the VM
change. Does this mean it is a 2.4.10 tree with the applied patch?
or a 2.4.9 tree? I would think it's .10, but the changlog makes it
look like one big patch. ???
Thanks,
Rob
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Rob
my @euglugCode = qw(v+++ e--- eug+ bsd+++
hey... why dont you flesh out the wiki on the goodies (SchwagHunt) at:
http://wiki.euglug.org/index.php/SchwagHunt
Jamie
On Wednesday 03 October 2001 07:29 pm, you wrote:
> Ximian sent a pile of monkeys.
> Caldera sent some CDs
> VMware is sending some goodies...
>
> All looks like it's good fo
On Wed, 3 Oct 2001, Jim K wrote:
> Would anybody be bringing a copy of Mandrake 8.1 to mro's tomorrow
> night? I would like to burn a copy.
No need to bring. Mr. O has cable and seems to find burning Mandrake in
particular a rather pleasurable experience.
-Chris
Mandrake 8.1 ISOs on my hard drive. Bring your blanks. 650MB discs will work.
1725 5th St. apt 105 Spfd.
126 to Pioneer, left on Pioneer, first right on Qst, 2 lights, right on 5th,
left as soon as you go under the bridge. Drive to the back and park by the
fence facing the 126 unless you're br
On Wednesday 03 October 2001 00:35, you wrote:
> Ha, couldn't the eugene SAO get a speaker from a company that wasn't
> mismanaged to death? Guess they couldn't find a game company that did
> anything other than make shelf fodder. I wonder if she will give any
> explanation to her part in runn
A pile of monkeys is better than monkey piles. ;)
> On 20011003.1929, Seth Cohn said ...
>
> Ximian sent a pile of monkeys.
> Caldera sent some CDs
> VMware is sending some goodies...
>
> All looks like it's good for this weekend!
>
> I still need people to volunteer looks like Sunday need
Ximian sent a pile of monkeys.
Caldera sent some CDs
VMware is sending some goodies...
All looks like it's good for this weekend!
I still need people to volunteer looks like Sunday needs
more people...
Yeah, POSE is open source, works well, and is a
great Palm emulator... highly recommended.
There are complete packages for everything in
Debian I believe including the cross
compilers etc...
It's not running Linux, but I'm not convinced
that running Linux on a handheld is so hot right
now...
Would anybody be bringing a copy of Mandrake 8.1 to mro's
tomorrow night? I would like to burn a copy. Also which size
CD's are needed 700MB or the smaller ones.
Also I need some directions.
Jim K
Google.com/linux has 485 hits for ipaq emulators. Apparently gdb has an
armstrong emulator.
Jim K
- Original Message -
From: "Rob Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "EUGLUG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 3:24 PM
Subject: [EUG-LUG:3067] iPaq
> I was reading abo
MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
The Portland Linux/Unix Group
will meet
7 PM Thursday Oct 4, 2001
at
Portland State University
> Don't know about the ipaq though.
>
> Ralph
Well, I do know the ipaq is an arm device, and I think that platform is an
open standard...
so I think that emulators DO exist, but maybe the complexity lies in
getting beyond just the
chip emulation and into platform-specific stuff. Most of that sor
Rob,
There's a very good emulator for palm-like machines. You compile
programs with a cross-compiler and copy them to the emulation system,
and save the rom before exiting the emulator. I was using the
emulator for a few weeks while I was waiting for my Palm to arrive.
Don't know about the ip
I was reading about linux on the iPaq today. Does anyone know if
there is an emulator that you can run on a normal desktop, and play
with handhelp apps or even attempt to program some?
What options do folks w/o handhelds have besided spending the money on
one? :)
Thanks,
Rob
--
Rob
my @euglu
Christopher Allen wrote:
> Super-duper-friendly survey:
>
> How many people would be interested in an 802.11b access point being
> installed at mro's place. Can I assume that every euglugger with a laptop
> has an 802.11b card?
Tell you what. This Thursday, I'll bring an access point and
not o
CoderedII seems to be over and done with and this weeks nimda score
is relatively low (234) compared to a week ago.
here's a commandline that will get the hostnames of nimda zombies
mindlessly probing your webserver.
grep exe /var/log/apache/access.log|cut -d' ' -f1|sort -u|nslookup|grep Name|cu
Ha, couldn't the eugene SAO get a speaker from a company that wasn't
mismanaged to death? Guess they couldn't find a game company that did
anything other than make shelf fodder. I wonder if she will give any
explanation to her part in running it into the ground...
Seth Cohn wrote:
>
> EUGLU
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