Hi James!
Actually, the meeting was last night. Unfortunately, I was unable to
make it.
The meetings are at 7pm on every 2nd Wednesday of the month at Sybase in
Concord.
The chapter has a web site (www.centralug.org) with more details,
including how to sign up for the mailing list (very low ac
Hello gnhlug,
I hear there is a Concord LUG, and there is a
FWIW, I've been running Debian for a couple of years
and running 2.4.18 since it became available, on a
number of different machines and with a number of
different Enet cards (including a 3c590, IIRC) and
can't recall having any problems. I've also never
heard that using an initrd is "preferred
I'm curious: why are you using an initrd?
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On Thursday 13 June 2002 13:16, Marc Nozell wrote:
> 4) Get 2.4.18 kernel (apt-get install kernel-source-2.4.18), copy the
> config in /boot laid down by kernel-image-2.4.18-k7 and do the make dep
> bzImage modules modules_install thing. Update lilo, run lilo, reboot.
> Now my kernel dies on boo
Try compiling your own kernel from source. Don't use the Debian packages.
I've seldom had good luck with distributed/pre-compiled kernels.
They're useful for installation purposes, but that's about it.
I always get/use the source from kernel.org.
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Seeya,
Paul
It may look lik
I've just built a new home system and have run into some problems. Any
suggestions would be very welcome.
The system is a pretty vanilla except for the ABIT KX7-333R (HPT372 RAID)
motherboard which is causing the headache. It appears the highpoint 372 RAID
chip isn't fully supported until 2
Hi Bruce,
I'm not a sendmail guru, but looking at the sendmail configuration, take a
look in /etc/mail specifically at virtusertable.
Bruce Dawson wrote:
> Thanks for trying to help guys, but I have that set to mail.gnhlug.org,
> and mail is still going out as if from rogue.codemeta.com.=20
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