On Nov 18, 2005, at 15:28, Ben Scott wrote:
I've read of expensive specialized hardware that tries to make
hot-swap parallel ATA work, but if you're gonna spend the money on
special hardware, you might as well buy SCA SCSI (or SATA, these days)
and get something that's designed for it. You u
On 11/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For the record, I would *not* advise hot-swapping IDE drives on a 2.4
> kernel.
For the record, I would advise against hot-swapping parallel ATA *AT
ALL*. My understanding is that the spec does not support it, never
has, and never wil
> I've been seeing some mentions lately of cheap VoIP/Asterisk service,
> so I thought I'd put in my $.02--quite literally.
>
> NuFone http://www.nufone.net provides SIP and IAX2 (with protocol
> failover) PSTN access for a flat rate of $0.02 per minute for [...]
You've been waiting all da
Well the nice thing about Asterisk is you can have it setup so that you
can have incoming calls via somebody like Galaxy where it's free, then
have your outgoing use nufone. That way you get free incoming and
outgoing at only $0.02/min
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been seeing some mentions l
I've been seeing some mentions lately of cheap VoIP/Asterisk service,
so I thought I'd put in my $.02--quite literally.
NuFone http://www.nufone.net provides SIP and IAX2 (with protocol
failover) PSTN access for a flat rate of $0.02 per minute for all
incoming and outgoing calls. There is no mon
http://www.galaxyvoice.com/freevoip.html
Found that lookup up some VoIP info.
you get a real incoming phone number that anybody can call, unlimited
incoming mins, and 60 outgoing mins free a month. One time activation
fee of $25.
Worth checking out if you're interested.. cheap way to get int
Jerry Feldman wrote:
Note that Red Hat 9 is a bit obsolete, and has been replaced by Fedora
releases.
Before the Fedora split, Redhat had split their distribution into a
"consumer" branch and an "enterprise" branch. Then they essentially spun
off the consumer branch and handed it off to th
Had fun with all the MerriLUG folks last night. I also got to experience
driving out of the Boston area during rush hour last night for the first
time, which was significantly less fun.
Some things which were discussed:
* Results of the recent quarterly meeting, and location of the next one
* G
WRT: /etc/ld.so.conf
This is a file that tells the loader where to find the system shared libraries. You also create an environment variable, LD_LIBRARY_PATH that effectively does the same thing (on a per user basis).
On Linux, normally you will see things like (I removed permissions to prevent
On 11/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:For the record, I would *not* advise hot-swapping IDE drives on a
2.4kernel. I tried this (using the bays from aforementioned shop inManchester, specifically marked hot-swappable on the box) and hosed afilesystem. From what I have read, h
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