I have several Macs. One has Linux PPC, and the other two have the newest
versions of yellow dog. I recently acquired(for $100) an immaculate
Powerbook 3400/200 w/128MB RAM, and a 3.5GB harddrive. It has CDROM,
Floppy, and built-in ethernet and modem. Absolutely nothing wrong with this
I have recently acquired an Abit VP6 with two PIII 700s and 512MB RAM.
Here's what I'd like to do if it's possible. Two keyboards. PS/2 for
primary and USB for secondary. Two meeces :). PS/2 for primary and USB for
secondary. 2 video cards AGP for primary and PCI for secondary. Two sound
I really enjoy reading these, but I cannot handle this in my email. It
would be way more user friendly if this were a bulletin board that we could
post to. Just a suggestion.
We are using a PC as a print/file server. We do this, so we can print from
Linux, Unix, Windows, Novell, and MacOS and have them all use the same
spool, and also have them all be able to use the same shared directory.
I've had this machine set-up before with Mandrake 7.1, and all these things
We have 4 identical poweredge Xeon 550 machines. They each have two network
cards, and are on their own 10 port switch. The database we had them
running has now moved to a single quad processor 733 machine. They're
sitting there now with NT 4.0 advanced server doing nothing. Anybody know
how
I have about 9GB of unused space since I uninstalled Be. My home directory
its own partition. Do you think it would hurt my Mandrake if I used is as
my home in Debian. I have a backup of it on a seperate partition, and a
compressed backup on a CD, but I'd like to not use those if possible.
My Linux box has a dedicated line. Sometimes, I would like very much to
login to it remotely and use something. I have the modems set up on either
end correctly. I can dial, my modem picks up, astonishingly they connect at
44000 bps. This is even fast enough to run a remote X-session, if I
I now have some version of Linux on every machine in my house!
1. PIII800@1066, 512MB RAM, Adaptec 29160, 2x 9.1GB 10K RPM Ultra160
HDDs(Mandrake)
2. MacG4 450, 256MB RAM, 30GB ATA66 HDD(Yellow DOG)
3. 440MHz UltraSPARC-II, 256MB RAM, 9.1GB 7200RPM HDD(Red Hat)
4. AMD K6-2 500, 128MB RAM,
Here's my problem:
Every once in a while, X will just lock up completely. I know it is the
X-server and not the machine, cause I can use Windows X-server from another
machine, and I can still rlogin, telnet, and FTP in. When it locks the only
thing I can do is come in remotely and kill the
It came in today w/ a 19" monitor and a PC co-processor PCI card w/98
installed.
Sould I leave this Solaris on it, or try the Mandrake? Does anyone know if
it'll run on this machine? Will it render my co-processor card useless?
It'll be nice when I can run LM on my PIII, my G4, and my Sparc
I bought one of these cards. It has the 10/100, a 56K modem, and cellular
support all on the same card. It works great under windows, and even tried
it on a mac powerbook to make sure the modem wasn't a winmodem. The first
time I put Mandrake on my laptop, I was able to get the network
Here's the deal. I have a DSL connection that all the computers on my LAN
share. We have an extra phone line that noone calls cause it used to be our
dial-up internet connection. My brother is cheap and doesn't want to pay
for his own internet acount, so here's what we did in windows 2000.
I recently destroyed my Linux and had to reinstall(I like to mess with it
too much for my own good). I went through the install process EXACTLY the
same as I did last time. Then I restored it from a working back-up, booted
from the boot disk and re-installed Lilo. Everything seems to be
I don't want to shell out for a new one right now. I don't back up the
whole hard drive, just the important stuff about once a month. Would it be
possible to dump to a CD-RW or even a CD-R? Any help would be greatly
appreciated. I'm not great on scripts, so if you know please be specific.
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