actually is just a system rescue partition ) and
'MS Windows XP etc.'
But yes, unless you need Windows specifically for USB/Audio or some
devices not supported in Linux, the virtualization e.g. Virtualbox may
make more sense, than maintaining a dual boot setup.
Sarunas Burdulis
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/ stuff),
and so I got a Ubuntu CD and tried to install that: no joy in Mudville
during Mud Season, natch.
You did use the alternate Ubuntu install CD, didn't you?
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/ stuff),
and so I got a Ubuntu CD and tried to install that: no joy in Mudville
during Mud Season, natch.
You did use the alternate Ubuntu install CD, didn't you?
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of Red Hat
systems we have subscriptions for, too. Nice to see such quick response
time!
This is quick? Debian had updated kernels on Monday, mid-day.
Sarunas Burdulis
Sysadmin at DartMath
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cross-browser testing
of web applications.
It also can boot and run VMWare-created virtual systems. No conversion
needed.
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Dept. of Mathematics, Dartmouth College
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filesystem. Until now I was using bonnie++,
dbench and hdparm... Would there be any suggestions for other
benchmarking tools? Other tests?
Thanks,
Sarunas Burdulis
Systems Administrator
Department of Mathematics, Dartmouth College
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, also theoretically.
As far as the usual workload on a system and CPU loads from sw RAID,
perhaps running a kernel compile or a super-smack on MySQL server might
give a more realistic situation as opposed to the benchmark-only.
Sarunas Burdulis
Systems Administrator
Department of Mathematics
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Bill Sconce wrote:
Hi, all -
You may know this: Ubuntu's default shell isn't bash.
Only partially true. Installer/dpkg asks you whether you want dash (i.e./bin/sh
- /bin/dash symlink).
Sarunas Burdulis
Dartmouth
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620s for some users here. I'm
not using them myself. Everything worked, except for the usual
suspend/hibernate issues. It was with Ubuntu 6.06
though(http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/~sarunas/D620F6.html), which of
course is ancient by now :) Things may look even better today.
Sarunas
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. What I always do is use Ubuntu CD and then 'apt-get install
kubuntu-desktop' to get KDE and friends.
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Thanks.
-- Roger
What about this?:
$ sudo apt-get --reinstall install mysql-server-4.1
As far as I can tell, there is no such package mysql-common-4.1 in
Dapper repositories. Even if it was there, all it would contain would
most likely be a sample my.cnf and README.
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your custom libraries too.
I think you may be a bit beyond any cleaner solutions than these.
-N
Both mysql-server-4.1 and mysql-server (v5) are in standard Dapper
universe. If v5 broke the system, v4.1 can be reinstalled, until v5 is
tested on a clone/test/dev/whatever system...
Sarunas
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Neil Joseph Schelly wrote:
On Wednesday 29 November 2006 02:02 pm, Sarunas wrote:
Both mysql-server-4.1 and mysql-server (v5) are in standard Dapper
universe. If v5 broke the system, v4.1 can be reinstalled, until v5 is
tested on a clone/test/dev
for Dapper.) You may want to adopt yet
another approach. But for sure anyone running Ubuntu should know about
the vulnerability.
As far as my experience tells, this only applies if non-expert install
mode was used.
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Sarunas Burdulis
Systems Administrator
Department of Mathematics
313 Bradley
recommending to someone
else here. Just running `gksu ./easyubuntu.py` throws me back into some
pre-yum redhat-like dependency hell. Python itself is installed and
working. I use Breezy/KDE (ubuntu + kubuntu-desktop package).
Thanks,
Sarunas Burdulis
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management software itself. They use whatever 32-bit
libraries come with the default Sarge amd64 install.
Sarunas Burdulis
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, there still is no
broadband alternative at our home and Adelphia starts to look expensive...
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and add 'startkde'
line there.
HTH,
Sarunas Burdulis
Sysadmin
Math, Dartmouth College
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is championing KDE at the moment?
I'm not quite sure on what you mean by championing, but Ubuntu it in a
good shape, IMHO. You don't even have to use Kubuntu, just 'apt-get
install kubuntu-desktop' on Ubuntu proper.
Sarunas
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Sarunas Burdulis
Systems Administrator
Department of Mathematics
313 Bradley
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Neil Joseph Schelly wrote:
On Wednesday 21 December 2005 09:55 am, Sarunas Burdulis wrote:
I'm not quite sure on what you mean by championing, but Ubuntu it in a
good shape, IMHO. You don't even have to use Kubuntu, just 'apt-get
install kubuntu
it.
And MediaWiki uses MySQL as a backend (to store all the textual content
too). It looks like you should install MediaWiki and the import the data
from their MySQL dump.. Just a guess, I haven't done this, but I run an
instance of MediWiki at my work.
Sarunas Burdulis
Sysadmin at Math, Dartmouth
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