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- Original Message -
DATE: Sat, 15 May 2004 17:54:47
From: "shshank jain" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
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>Hii
>
>I am new to Latex can somebody guide me how to use images in Latex. The
>Figures and Diagrams
>that i have made in MSword (jpegs) blurr when
hello,
i wish to do some work on control of receivers using linux using the serial/usb port
to automate the process of frequency scan, occupancy records of active freqs and
archiving/recording of the reception. any leads or info wud be most welcome.thanx
umesh
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nothing is secure if u know how it works
that shud answer yr question??
umesh
- Original Message -
DATE: Sat, 13 Dec 2003 21:42:40
From: vivek khurana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Delhi Linux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc:
>HI! Everyone
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> I want to know is 802.11b is really secure for
>tr
>hello Tarun,
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>I guess the best way is to boot into the linuxsystem via some bootdisk or doosutils
>and thenn try editing /etc/modules.conf. Remove that modules and see what happens.
>
well the moot point is how do i know what modules are creating the problem??
any clues??
umesh
thanx again
hi,
as regards the recompilation of kernel on an HCL server with scsi support for four
drives and the works the bootup message says abnormally exiting /sbin/innsmod
...
but X does start up finally..
is there some way of finding out which module that loaded up created the problem
hi
i am trying to recomplie the kernel for an HCL server with (SCSI supported ) with
AICC7xxx
did all that was required to recompile the kernel.
the whole thing is working fine except for the following message that came up during
boot up
"exiting /sbin/insmod abnormally " rest of the stuff i
