I've been running GDM ,but the problem I have is it doesn't list all the
windowmanagers which I have. It only list GNOME and KDE and Debian. I was
thinking I added the other window managers after installing GDM and this
might be the problem. I have enlightenment, windowmaker, icewm and a cou
Thats a pretty good distance from me, and I dont think we'd be able to do
line of sight for a wireless bridge :( but it might be fun to experiment!
Jamie
At 04:56 PM 10/22/02 -0700, you wrote:
>Chase Village apartments... Conveniently located near the bikepath for those
>of you 'bikenetting'.
>
I just heard back from vayanet... they have an $80/month wireless plan that
is about like dsl speeds, but there is a $600 setup fee! I cant afford that
right now. They may get back to me if they can figure out a creative way
around the $600/mo. Its still a bit spendy at $80/month, but would be
wort
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 15:52, Bob Miller wrote:
> As I've mentioned, after last Saturday's presentation (Thanks,
> Cory/Neil/Larry/Mike/me!), I polled the attendees on what other
> topics they'd like to see. Here are the lists we came up with,
> and the people who could present them.
>
> Newbie To
I just found this site with lots of good information, tutorials and
howtos on:
linux, apache, mysql, php, python, perl, bsd, macosx It is
put on by O'Reilly who publishes great techincal books.
http://www.onlamp.com
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> Advanced Topics
> --
>
> After we listed a bunch of topics, I asked each person to rank
> his four favorites. Then we (a) counted the votes each topic
> got, and (b) averaged the rankings. So a high number of votes
> is good, and a low ranking is good.
>
>
As I've mentioned, after last Saturday's presentation (Thanks,
Cory/Neil/Larry/Mike/me!), I polled the attendees on what other
topics they'd like to see. Here are the lists we came up with,
and the people who could present them.
Newbie Topics
-- --
Kernel Compilation - mro
After last Saturday's presentation at EFN, we had a poll of topics
people would like to see. A talk on MySQL and/or PHP was
overwhelmingly the most popular choice. But nobody in the room felt
qualified to talk on either subject.
If you're confident with MySQL or PHP, and you've always wanted to
Robert Albano wrote:
> I want to create an archive on disk then write a copy of it to tape. Can
> I do the following?
>tar -cf backup1.tar /dir1 /dir2 /dir3
>cp backup1.tar /dev/st0
Yes. The tape will not have the blocksize tar expects, so to read the
tape later, you'll have to use the
Dave Wyatt wrote:
> I have several processes with a D status listed on the
> ps -ax output. This means "uninterruptible sleep
> (usually IO)" according to man.
"Uninterruptible" means that it won't respond to signals. (The kill
command sends a signal.) You're probably looking at a kernel or
d
I have some newbie questions about tar and cp in relation to tape drives
on RedHat 7.1
I want to create an archive on disk then write a copy of it to tape. Can
I do the following?
tar -cf backup1.tar /dir1 /dir2 /dir3
cp backup1.tar /dev/st0
If I do repeated cp commands each with a differ
Thank you for keeping me informed, palladium is a wolf in sheep's clothing
for sure.
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