>From http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/docs/lkml/#s13-2
In English, using "had" as past or past perfect tense
commonly implies that the condition no longer exists.
While it isn't absolutely proper, it is very common.
The MTRRs were inconsistent, but they aren't anymore.
The kernel fixed them up. Ev
On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 13:19, A. Madhusudan , Gurgaon wrote:
> HI,
> I am quite new to Linux and have just installed zipslack in my system from
> Slackware Linux.
> I got the installers for Xfree86 4.3.0 from their ftp site and installed it
> for x Terminal.
> After installation and configuration, w
first locate the libtempter.so.0 file (most prolly it must be somewhere
in the path where u inslatted X) u can locate it by
locate libtempter.so.0
and edit the /etc/ld.so.conf to add the path to your libtempter.so.0
then do
ldconfig
hope this works
Mani
On Wed, 2003-10-29 at 10:49, A. Madhusu
HI,
I am quite new to Linux and have just installed zipslack in my system from
Slackware Linux.
I got the installers for Xfree86 4.3.0 from their ftp site and installed it
for x Terminal.
After installation and configuration, when I try to start it, it gives me an
error as below.
Xterm: error whil
Hi,
I hope your system now has two RAM DIMMs 64 + 128. That is bound to slow
down your system. Remove the 64 MB, and run using a single 128MB chip. You
will experience better performance.
As for swap, if you see the swap usage close to 170 MB or so then you may
create additional swap file - see [
Connection is through usb port...
I used Relience phone itself for testing...
keshab
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 18:26, Sanjay Dutt wrote:
> Is the connection through the serial port or USB?
> Also are you using a mobile instrument or a 'fixed wireless phone/terminal'?
>
> Sanjay Dutt
>
> At 11:44 AM
[Please upgrade as soon as a fix is available if you use kpopup on any
platform. Disable it in the meantime -- Raju]
This is an RFC 1153 digest.
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Issue here is not, we can resize or not without reinstalling. Issues is,
we can add more swap in any form, without re-installing.
that we can
choose a favourite file name. example swap.txt
dd if=/dev/zero of=/swap.txt bs=1024 count=
mkswap /swap.txt
swapon /swap.txt
to permanently add swap, edit
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> solutions today are constructed
I dont know if you can resize the linux partitions without reinstalling
the linux again. I dont think there are any partition resizers for linux
as such.
Arvind
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 23:35, Raj Mathur wrote:
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LL> thanks guys for your inputs. just went and kicked and some
LL> tyres on the pc, and started by switching off services not
LL> needed, checked the swap was *equal* to the ram, felt
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On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 10:49:29PM +0530, LinuxLingam wrote:
LinuxLingam>so i get this m3u music stream from my favourite net broadcast site. am
LinuxLingam>listening to it through good ol' xmms.
LinuxLingam>
LinuxLingam>question? how can i capture it
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Well! the author is somewhat right. Because a virus written to
exploit M$ boxes will make them choke the network.
Secondly, If a Linux box is running an application on the "target"
port it will have to take the massive DOS of the exploited M$ machin
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On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 03:30:17PM +0530, LinuxLingam wrote:
LinuxLingam>friends got this old celeron some 700 odd mhz type pc. with 64mb ram. he
LinuxLingam>installed redhat8 on it, and it runs really slow, especially when it
LinuxLingam>comes to open
In my /var/log/messages there are sevral events like this.
mtrr: your CPUs had inconsistent fixed MTRR settings
mtrr: probably your BIOS does not setup all CPUs
Does any body help me on this.
Regards,
Atul
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Hi,
I was using Evolution mail of Red Hat Linux 9.0. I
wanted to export the mail to Outlook Express or
Microsoft Outlook.Can anyone tell me how would it be
possible.
Regards
Anoop
Want to chat instantly with your online f
Is the connection through the serial port or USB?
Also are you using a mobile instrument or a 'fixed wireless phone/terminal'?
Sanjay Dutt
At 11:44 AM 10/28/2003, you wrote:
Its good...It works in Windows platform well as well as Linux
8.0...speed is more or less 10-11 kbps/sec in linux...no doub
On Tue, 2003-10-28 at 18:11, arvind sinha wrote:
> A 700 MZh Pc is fast enough to run linux!!
> It is a decent speed.
> You now have 192MB ram and thus the swap partition should now be set to
> around 384MB rather than just 200MB. It should work faster. Have hope, the
> horse is not dead as yet-
thanks guys for your inputs. just went and kicked and some tyres on the
pc, and started by switching off services not needed, checked the swap
was *equal* to the ram, felt shaky about messing with swap size with
someone else's installed and running pc, and discovered its speed was
better.
incident
A 700 MZh Pc is fast enough to run linux!!
It is a decent speed.
You now have 192MB ram and thus the swap partition should now be set to
around 384MB rather than just 200MB. It should work faster. Have hope, the
horse is not dead as yet- fit enough for a few more races:-)
Arvind
At 03:30 PM 10
check for other apps that may be eating up RAM. The stock installation
would have many services running which can be disabled to free up
memory. Also try using a light Window Manager. I run XFCE and
windowmaker on 128 MB RAM with 250 MB SWAP and can play chess while
running openoffice.
-js
Li
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, LinuxLingam wrote:
> friends got this old celeron some 700 odd mhz type pc. with 64mb ram. he
> installed redhat8 on it, and it runs really slow, especially when it
> comes to openoffice.
>
> he decides to upgrade ram to a nice 64 + 128 MB.
>
> machine still slow. i remember
solutions today are constructed in an ad-hoc fashion. As a result,
different deployments include different components (clustering, Java,
security, database, etc.) to meet the varying needs of the higher-level
applications.
http://www.redhat.com/software/architecture/forward.html
http://www.taru
friends got this old celeron some 700 odd mhz type pc. with 64mb ram. he
installed redhat8 on it, and it runs really slow, especially when it
comes to openoffice.
he decides to upgrade ram to a nice 64 + 128 MB.
machine still slow. i remembered something about swap disk being
optimised for ram. c
I am using on a notebook with RH9.0. the connection as such is stable
sometimes suckxxx. Reliance Connection is only good for Browsing, I won't
recommend that for Real Time Applications like VOIP etc.
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Around 6-8 kbps download.. pretty good I would say.
On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 16:08:02 +0530 (IST), Tushar Shah
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Hi,
Has anyone experince with reliance internet connection through there
phone . IF yes what's the speed that it gives (effective )
bye
Tushar shah
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