>> Most of our HP systems (all recent models like xw8600 and z800) refuse
>> to eject their optical media when the drive button is pushed after a
>> warm reboot following a rescue/install session booted from that drive.
>
>Have you reported this to HP as a BIOS bug?
Yes, working that with them n
On 08/27/2009 11:54 AM, Michael ODonnell wrote:
> Most of our HP systems (all recent models like xw8600 and z800) refuse
> to eject their optical media when the drive button is pushed after a
> warm reboot following a rescue/install session booted from that drive.
Have you reported this to HP as a
On 08/28/2009 08:56 AM, Larry Cook wrote:
> It seems like email aliases with a way to restrict the sender should be
> sufficient. Are there easy ways to implement this, or something like it?
you could have a 'list' account and a 'list-dist' alias. Then, run a
.procmail rule in the list account
On 08/30/2009 10:10 PM, Greg Rundlett (freephile) wrote:
> Besides Drupal, there are some others like "Dolphin"
> http://www.boonex.com/ and Elgg http://elgg.org/ There was another
> that I can't remember right now. But those are the two which showed
> up instantly in a search for "open source s
I've got lots of data (MP3, photos, TiVo files, eBooks, PDFs,
zip/rar/tar/etc files) that I'd like to copy (& maybe move) to offline
media.
I have DVDs and lots of DLT7000 (30 GB) tapes available.
What I'd like is something that will collect all the metadata from them
(including the location in t
"Roger H. Goun" writes:
> Except for the caveat about the privacy of events mentioned in the
> article, what is it about the actual Facebook that fails to meet your
> family's requirements?
It may be that it already does, I just wasn't aware of it. Thanks!
Paul
