Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 00:11:36 -0500
From: Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've finished sorting through the box o' misfit toys that I picked
up from Brian Karas. There are a few extra things he threw in which
I don't have a reason to keep. If anyone wants any of this, mail me
off-list to
Save time in your schedule if you use MythTV - or want to try it.
Learn the tricks from a genuine, book-writing expert. Perhaps have your
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by Jarod
On Jan 7, 2007, at 21:43, Ben Scott wrote:
Despite the Subject: line the OP's examples
never illustrated any inability to foreground his Emacs process.
Hmmm, but he did imply that he was unable to foreground it. You
suppose it was just a brain fart, and the OP never actually tried the
fg
(For Your Information - it may save you some grief)
amanda would not backup my laptop. There were no useful error messages
in the amanda log. I finally ran tcpdump to monitor the chit-chat and
discovered that reverse lookup for my LAN (192.168.0.x) numbers was not
working.
host 192.168.0.5
I'm pretty new to linux and am having a problem that I could use some help
with.
I've installed Windows XP and Fedora 6 on a computer with an AT8 32X
motherboard with an AMD 64 cpu. The NIC is built in the motherboard. When
I boot in windows I am able to access my home network and the internet
On 1/8/07, mike miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the next line is bringing up interface eth0; 3c501 device eth0 does not seem to
be present delaying installation (failed).
3C501 would be, if I remember correctly, 3Com's first PC Ethernet
card, circa 1985. I'd say something is being improperly
On 1/8/07, Todd Littlefield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I remember correctly, underscores are not allowed in names. Only
a-z, 0-9 and the hyphen character are acceptable.
Right. Internet names should contain only those characters, and
begin and end with a letter or number (dashes in the
It might also be helpful to see the output of the following commands:
lspci-v
lspci -n -v
lsmod
ls -laCFRl /sys/class/net
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Mike,
I am not a Fedora user, so maybe someone else on the list is and can help
you with this, but by googling 3c501 and fedora, I found several instances
of people having the same problem with an assortment of ETHERNET devices.
Apparently the 3c501 is a red herring, and the code is just picking
Yeah, I know, it's a great subject line. :)
But $_ is just SO handy!
$ play voicemail1234.wav
$ rm $_
$ cp myfile1 /some/path
$ less $_/myfile2
At the command line, $_ expands to the last argument to the previous
command. And, with tab completion, you can even see and edit it!
If y'all
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