Tom Buskey wrote:
SMP and journaling file systems. BSD belives in FFS and doesn't think
journaling is the way to go.
Yes, but with UFS2 and soft updates one does not need a journaling
filesystem. Don't ask me for the details right now, I'd have to look it
up again. :) NOTE: I am NOT a kerne
> Does anyone know if we are getting a booth this year?
Looks like it is time to be requesting .ORG pavillion space.
> Last year was a > great time.
> Learned a lot...
Indeed!
> This year I'd love to know early so I can decide whether to ask my boss
> to pay my way... (unlikely he'll say
Does anyone know if we are getting a booth this year? Last year was a
great time. Learned a lot... (The look on the Fujitsu sales guy's face
when I showed him my used and abused Lifebook running Linux was priceless.)
This year I'd love to know early so I can decide whether to ask my boss
to pay
On Jan 13, 2006, at 23:51, Paul Lussier wrote:
IMO, that series was a lot of
fluff and discussion of various design consideration rather than a
good old-fashioned meat and potatoes HOWTO type article. More and
more of their "technical" articles seem to be like this.
Do you get Sysadmin Magazi
Are there any good guides to this?I have an environment with several (6) Solaris 10 boxes w/ NIS and 2 Win XP Pro PCs. I have DNS only because the PCs don't do NIS for name resolution.Right now, I have Samba for home directories, but I want to do roaming profiles, etc so nothing is on the PC driv
On Sat, Jan 14, 2006 at 03:39:41PM -0500, Bruce Dawson wrote:
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|open way to attempt to make money off the application? To be honest, I'm
I write a lot of small programs for my cell phone, in Python. In the
past, I've always released these applications as completely open source,
since I have relatively few expectations that anyone would have trouble
duplicating my effort.
However, as time goes on, I'm realizing more and more that th
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> Hi All,
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> I am in the process of replacing a Windows AD Domain controller with
> Samba and LDAP. I have another office elsewhere in the world that is
> connected via an IPSEC VPN. I want to create a secondary Samba/LDAP
> server in that office so that they can authent
"hewitt_tech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There has been some excellent info on the list recently about Linux
> with RAID but I was wondering if anyone had any reading material
> recommendations? I noticed that Oreilly has a book entitled "Managing
> RAID on Linux". According to the Amazon revie
Hi Mike,
Check your InputDevice section for the mouse. Make sure it has a
ZAxisMapping.
The one from my xorg.conf (formerly XF86Config I think) looks like:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "Mouse0"
Driver "mouse"
Option "Protocol" "IMPS/2"
Option
http://rpm.pbone.net/
This one's been invaluable to me. Click on advanced search to
restrict the search to interesting distributions.
They also permit searching to satisfy file dependencies.
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There has been some excellent info on the list
recently about Linux with RAID but I was wondering if anyone had any reading
material recommendations? I noticed that Oreilly has a book entitled "Managing
RAID on Linux". According to the Amazon reviews though it got slammed because it
was ligh
I'm having problems getting my mouse wheel to work again. I killed my
X-server in the process of changing my monitor (I guess I picked a bad
resolution or something), and ended up having to run XF86Config to
rebuild and copy it resulting in a semblance of booting Kde again.
(Major victory for
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