what works. If you're using say SLES for one thing
in its Intel shape, then use it for System Z. If you do get RH to work for
your Oracle project then it goes for Intel.
But currently I'm only back of the benches for this round......
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"This signa
list, but surely
there must be a means to prevent such methods and senders?
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"This signature is not the same one. Move along! Move along!"
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For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff /
nced.
But I do recall some of the original discussions took place on the original
VM list from UARK complete with some decidedly interesting discussions.
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> -Original Message---
programmer or systems
administrator) not to install that one.
I believe however that the source RPM files are available for download from
an FTP site, or via the company website, but I could definitely be wrong
with these assertions.
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"The Force will be
not going to be
accepting bets on it.
I see no real reason why someone at ITSO would get his proboscis out of
joint concerning the meaning of words such as these.
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> -Original
gular SSH client as
part of their normally installed collection.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:linux-...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of
Henr
l came out.
And ideally it would not be too hard to update to, say, the 2.6.18 one from
source code.
But that's what I do for Intel so I'll let it go at that, IMHO.
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> -Original
Hello!
Russ, typically Slack contains a command to translate those RPM files into
TGZ ones. Look for the rpm2tgz command, and follow its instructions.
As for your question regarding PHP and DB2, on that issue I'm not sure. I do
know that PHP does support the MySQL database product.
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ughts that surfaced when the original port was
created, namely how long before the mainstream magazines for Linux start
carrying such advertisements. Especially since that's the first one I've
seen there. It's for the March one in Austin TX.
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"T
Hello!
I know, Ivan, that Mark will figure things out, but for my work can you post
the exact methods behind collecting everything from CVS?
I'm actually used to seeing the exact retrieval methods as described on the
Source Forge project pages.
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"The
Hello!
I agree!
It seems an interesting dilemma as to why these items are being included.
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
us who run that particular distribution, but certainly
not for business, there's a document enclosed within the boot directory
regarding why an initial root device blob needs to be created when using a
journal enabled one.
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is still a close favorite.
I will leave out casting aspersions at Cobol because there's still a need
for a language that's older then most of us.
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&g
Hello!
For my part, I prefer the VIM variant of the classic VI editor. However
since Slackware on Intel does have emacs I've used that. Also the edit
function of the MC thingie.
Just how peculiar can the termcap entries on Linux be?
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pinion, it may not be fact. The second part that
is.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John
> Summerfield
> Sent: Monda
ource code for building it for
my Slackware-11.0 (Intel) system here.
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"The Force will be with you always." Obi-Wan Kenobi
> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Binyamin Dissen
> Sent
d to
receive extreme hazard pay for that one. (That by the way is a reference to
Ringworld. I leave it to all of you to guess where the phrase surfaces and
who said it.)
It must be Friday someplace.
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guage despite being a page description
language.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> McKown, John
> Sent: Tuesday, Sept
se are
all ATI based as it happens. **Grin.**
Incidentally getting properly configuration of video on them is pretty
simple. It's the networking and other related issues that can (and do) cause
problems.
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time talking, and he was pleasantly pleased that I managed to get
Slackware 8.0 to run without any problems on a Dell commodity platform.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 39
suggestion for the subject?
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Zach
> Pratt
> Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2007 5:15 PM
> To
on any of my other machines.
Oh and Mark, the good people at Slackware have finally released version 12.0
of their excellent distribution, and this contains a 2.6 series one as its
standard one. (It seems the UMSDOS file system is gone for good.)
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lmost anything else to an
emulated environment on Intel. It happens I triggered it, but that's all
I'll say.)
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[E
duled discussions, with a few arguments
thrown in.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
RPN01
> Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 11:02 AM
>
associated cost be passed on to the buy of the hardware. However it got
laughed out of the forum because he, (or was it she?) refused to believe
that I was indeed serious and using that form of phrasing.
However heres where it gets screwy, my local LUG is reacting very strangely
to this issue.
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e made any mistakes in my assertions there, please feel free to
offer corrections. Usual prizes are available for those of you who do find
any need for them.
However Dennis I'll gladly accept something hanging around your place of
work as long as it's not too big to fit into the mail
rk, I typically stuff everything in.
However we are entitled to our differences. I will now return this thread to
its original discussion.
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [ma
folks I mean that the mirror is based someplace in Australia.)
On a side note, I don't suppose you know when 11.0 is going to be ready to
be "shipped"?
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Hello!
I agree. Or perhaps the same sounds that a penguin would make? It would fit
the image of what's really doing all the work there.
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> From: Linux on 39
ld do the trick.
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
David
> Heilman
> Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 3:31 PM
> To: LINUX-390@V
default
desktop, but I have not had the chance to examine the package sets. But then
again that's my opinion talking and not experience talking.
Didn't this same argument surface when the issues of the TOD clock for big
guy first surface?
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Hello!
Betsie as far as I know, (for Intel Linux only.) it is not supposed to
happen that way. User level ones do, but not the root user. I think
Mark already explained why that can happen.
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Hello!
I believe that's what I saw as well. I can't remember the exact period
as to when we did discuss this, but that's what came out of it.
However I just saw one which had its signature intact. (It was also
sent in HTML as well but that's for a different argument.)
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hentic one and
indeed belongs to the person who signed it in the first place. Should
anyone have a problem with this request please contact me off-list for
a discussion further on this complex issue.
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for posting
to an FTP service that would be exposing its locations to your HTTPD
service, it may not be possible on the Operating Systems from IBM. Not
for Linux however, just the regular ones from IBM. (Sorry Jim, Alan.)
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Hello!
Is it my imagination, or did Oracle support offer the wrong OS in
their response? I believe Chris you asked about 10.2 of Oracle for
Linux on Z, rather then what she stated.
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that the experts
who I know IBM has either working for them, or working for the
companies on this list, you know who you are, it means that the days
are numbered for that publication.
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Hello!
Google runs Linux. It quite logically wrote its own distribution using
the Linux from Scratch Book rules. And naturally wrote its own file
system.
And I looked at the original website. It made me think of Slash Dot,
except with more intelligent posters.
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out of
context. And besides, to view the link you've posted, requires a
subscription.
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On B
Hello!
Jim, you mention this: "Sorry, but GPFS is available only for Linux on
x86, Linux on
POWER and AIX on POWER. There are no plans to make this available
on zSeries." Okay, where do I find GPFS for Linux on x86 on the IBM
websites?
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Hello!
Good question. On my own systems who run Intel Linux, Slackware in
case anyone is curious, I only use vi when necessary.
Would the VIM (vim) editor run on a system that's using the 3270 style
keyboard? Something else to think about.
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d of thing that's called far beyond the call of duty.
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Of
> Jon Brock
> Sent:
success by using that release of Xen
and either Red Hat, or Debian, but definitely not SuSe. I suspect
Slackware would definitely work, but I do not have the machine
resources to try it.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Good question.
Is it a possible that it was removed from the SLES kits because at the
time there might have been an open security issue with it?
When I build a server for a customer, (Intel currently), I normally
select ProFTPD, and eventually switch over to the one made
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Indeed.
I remember spending an interesting several hours at their NYC offices,
one of the scheduled items that were discussed was indeed Xen. It
happens I raised that very same issue. They did confirm that the only
way to manage something when using Xen and their OS, was
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Let's see The only brand I can think of, that is its available
practically everywhere is Belkin. They make excellent USB cards.
They've had a USB 2.0 one out for a while now in fact I had bought a
USB 1.1 card from them at the same time they brought out the
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Tom would the Ghostscript product do what you are looking for, in your
shop?
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROT
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I believe you are right Marcy. For the S/390 world, the kernel
developers needed to solve the SMP issues very quickly. They
sacrificed scaling to match the needs of managing hardware processors.
Now this depends on the kernel version that comes with SLES8. As with
Hello from Gregg C Levine
If I may comment a bit.
I have seen an ESX system startup. It wasn't pretty. I also do not
remember when. I do remember noting that its startup sequences did in
fact resemble Red Hat Linux. Possibly one of the earlier versions
before they went to the FC pr
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Indeed. I actually read the posting. I wonder how many black hat
hackers are aware of it. And have exploited it.
Oh and have a good holiday Dave.
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>
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Actually yes. I've seen that happen when I try to execute a binary
that's not in the format my system uses. Sometimes there are other
reasons, but mine happens to be an x86. The Big Iron is obviously
S/390 and related systems. And according to one of our members
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Question! What are the settings for the /dev/rdr and the /dev/punch?
Naturally I know these are S/390 Linux and zVM appropriate, but it
seemed like a good question at the time.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mark, when I was building my Slackware kernels from raw kernel source
code, rather then from the stuff provided by the company I'd visit
www.kernel.org to let me know what the newest revision for either the
2.2 series or for that matter which version of the 2.4 serie
Hello from Gregg C Levine
An expression said by Pogo comes to mind. "We have met the enemy. And
he is us."
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [m
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mark, the way people argue, won't change much when they get older,
when it covers technology.
I am convinced however. This is far more restrained then the usual
flame war, "Why do this, this way?", as opposed to "Do this, this
way?".
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Since the both of you, Adam, Chris, have commented on this, I'll post
both here:
Adam, I'm leaving out of this discussion Oracle, Chris, I also left
out TSM, and IBM's DB2.
Basically I was thinking of the system as a whole, before we start
installing our s
Hello from Gregg C Levine
How do you figure? Besides, isn't closed source some what anathema to
Linux by now? Even the majority of special-purpose IBM written modules
aren't OCO by now. I mean other then the one for the tape drives.
Yes, Alan I know I did it again, feel free to comp
Hello from Gregg C Levine
One of my customers is finally leaning towards my direction towards
Linux. He would like me to setup a system to act as a mail management
server for his system. Intel of course, but that's predictable. I
suggested, expecting it to be turned down, that it should
Hello from Gregg C Levine
But it's nice to know that ESR maintained his sense of decorum, and
objectivity, and really didn't try to destroy the guy on the subject
of intelligent recruitment.
And yes, I have met some clueless 'droids from that place. (Clue here
is that word I used
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I'm going on vacation tomorrow afternoon. So I want the list server to
not send me any messages from the three groups I subscribe to here.
Naturally I asked the list server for its commands. It did not include
a "NOMAIL" command as part of its co
Hello from Gregg C Levine
This is all good advice, I'll probably need to dig up documentation on
iptables, and go on from there.
And as it happens this is a relatively new system so I am the only
user. But yes, people who do get permission to access my systems do
need to choose non dicti
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Question, is anyone seeing activity on their Internet connected L/390
systems regarding the SSH port, and this NOUSER thing? All of sudden
I'm seeing anywhere from two to as many as four different attacks on
my system, Slackware 10.1 with all of the noted security
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I see you fine Mike. What's the system telling you?
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> From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Is it just me, or are the exact same PHP security risks being
discussed on the security lists for Slackware? They keep posting newer
packages with those complaints fixed. Or so it would seem.
And if there are so many such problems surfacing, then why are so many
sites
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Well David, you do know what they say about a secret written down
versus one spoken, I suppose? Good luck with your next venture.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
One of the shops where I buy some stuff, sells XBOX support gear, in
addition to the thing itself. They sell a third party keyboard for the
thing.
And Adam is correct, the connectors do resemble USB ones.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
David A, that confirms a theory I had about that outfit, a number of
years earlier.
Now I am all for keeping in touch with the companies one meets at
trade shows, or seminars.
However, that firm has a lousy trade record when it comes to sending
out unsolicited e-mail
Hello from Gregg C Levine
You mean its forming a pattern? Coincidences often form patterns.
Before we get involved in one of the national debates regarding that
life form, I suggest we return to our usual discussion.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
I've noticed that as well. For example, they originally included a
large amount of items which were more appropriate for the desktop
world. And early on, Linux on S/390 also included the hardware clock
scripts which looked for the real time clock.
I would imagine
Hello from Gregg C Levine
James, what is it running at the moment? I believe Suse does have a
distribution configured for that platform, same with the people at Red
Hat. Then again, I use Slackware, and they prefer to be on the IA32
platform.
Suggest you check the websites for both distributions
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Make sense. Alan, would you be willing to explain further? But please
send this idea off list.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
I should. However, my problem is that I can't find an easy to
understand explanation for setting up IPTABLES. I can provide one
clew. So far, that worm is not causing any more attacks. It's as if it
had stopped. For that explanation can you po
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Of the systems that run Linux, how many of you have them directly
accessible to the Internet?
As all of you know, I run Slackware Linux here, for Intel, practically
every day the system is on, I see people attempting to access the
system via SSH from unknown, to it, IP
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I've been reading, and remembering to apply all of the upgraded
packages that Slackware has been creating for itself based on the
numerous security advisories that they quote. This is for Intel mind,
but I surmise that Mark has been doing the same for S/390.
No
Hello from Gregg C Levine
And I agree with you, David, regarding the terminal settings for the
different systems we use. Some sort of detection mechanism should be
created to prevent these guessing games.
Of course, if wishes were banthas, or penguins, we'd have a heard of
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Actually, according to the folks at LSOFT, their software was ported
to Linux, they might be able to confirm that a port was done to what
we discuss here. I bumped into them at a trade show a while ago,
discussed the subject. At first they thought I was daft, then as the
Hello from Gregg C Levine
If I remember correctly its so that Linux will know where each module
is, and what symbols are exported. Granted Linux for the Z series is
not completely the same as for Intel systems, but that part should be
correct.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
I can safely attest to the fact that it is indeed happening for the
list that supports the H entity with its problems. I just sent off a
message concerning someone's porting efforts, or ideas, and why it's
not a good idea.
And then got back a complaint from
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Jim, this has not been seen by me. I did send one off to the list,
commenting on John's posting of the link from Groklaw concerning that
patent law snafu yesterday. Must have happened since then.
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Having read the story I am inclined to agree. But I'd also add
revolting to that. It's reprehensible, when a supposedly reputable
company such as Kodak would stoop so low. The patent laws should be
revised.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mark will probably complain that I stole his lines, but here goes:
They don't exist as such as of yet.
To find Slackware/390 in both forms I suggest you visit the website,
www.slack390.org as far as I know that site will describe the only
means to obtain the e
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Barton, folks, my AT&T DSL hookup is also a COVAD job. Apparently
COVAD supplies the high-speed data lines for AT&T, how I don't know. I
did not ask.
However, since I saw one of those attempts streaming at my setup,
about a week earlier, I can sympathize wit
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Compliments are in order Adam, you've just made my evening. Wait a
minute, our Fish? He was decidedly polite in his last few postings.
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"The Force wi
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Phil, that's a normal idiotic diagnostic message. It's also written to
be as insulting as possible to the user. For myself IE has been
throwing those for a longish while now. Office products have been
behaving themselves for a while now.
Oh, and what soun
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Mark, that was me. And your interpretation of my instructions are
indeed correct. Richard if this works, I'd appreciate getting an
e-mail. No comment regarding the GNOME desktop however. I looked at
the Labtam product, as well as one other. Way too expensive for my
Hello from Gregg C Levine
One clause must be given here, with regards to the following
statements, I have been using the Slackware distribution because it
works for me.
You have tried the MIX X server? Then you should have read their FAQ
on accessing the services from a Linux box. Their FAQ uses
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I believe the location is, ftp://ftp.ibibilio.org there is a directory
called Linux (but in lower case), under the pub one. Then go to the
distributions one. And you will have ample help here, for facilitating
your work with it.
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Hello from Gregg C Levine
Jim how does the Initial Root device builder install its modules? And
how are they loaded when the system is booted? Can you deselect those
from the scripts? Remember Linux was first created on a PC, and
contains many mechanisms that are more appropriate to the PC
Hello (again) from Gregg C Levine
Umf. That's what I get for posting before my morning coffee
solution.. Change "have" to "haven't".
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"The Force
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Why Phil, I didn't know you saw that, and cared. That was
stated tongue in cheek. And I did note that your reforming. Which this
post indicates. I have seen one that inflamed anyone in over a year.
The last one was, well, call it about two or more years ea
Hello from Gregg C Levine
I'm probably chiming in with an opinion late for this thread but here
goes: On my Intel based systems, I need to make sure the right hard
disk is assigned. Inside the device directory, they go hda1 hda2 hda3
hda4 hda5 hda6 hda7 hda8 hda9 hda10 hda11 hda12 hda13
Hello from Gregg C Levine
If you can't convince them, confuse them.
That being said, I prefer the systems from Star Trek. I'll leave that
to the imagination of everyone here.
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I agree. It is funny. However the comments below it, resemble that of
slash-dot. Little relevance, and almost no intelligence. One of the
people there posted a comment regarding something for MS. I wonder
where he got his facts? At an OEM briefing, they said it would be
Hello (again) from Gregg C Levine
Adam, folks, and especially you, Jim.
I spent the better part of a session on IBM software, middle and other
wise, trying to convince some 'droid from Tivoli of that fact. He was
firmly convinced that the only purpose for z/VM was that it should be
used to m
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Neale, for those of us who've forgotten what Ingres is, would you care
to present a restatement of facts regarding the database product? Or
for that matter anyone else.
I recognize the name from the Cliff Stoll book, but that's about it.
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I second that thought. And a little late perhaps.
William see if you can boot with your earlier kernel, and make a note
of the messaging output that the whole process generates. Then reset
things to talk to the newer one, and match the notes you've made wit
Hello from Gregg C Levine
Here's my problem. My ISP had a traumatic event from the severe
weather from this week. I'd like to be able to reply to some posts,
including the one from William Scully, regarding the 2.6 family
problems he's been having since I recognized them from m
We are testing our connection to the Internet.
Please disregard.
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"The Force will be with you...Always." Obi-Wan Kenobi
"Use the Force, Luke.&q
Hello (again) from Gregg C Levine
John, where in Florida?
And for keeping the tourists down to a minimum the state has two
options. One are the bugs, they are as big as fighters down there, and
two, happens to be the alligators. It happens there are more of them,
then there are people
Hello (again) from Gregg C Levine
You forgot one government agency. IRS. Or even the DOD. But one
wonders.
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Gregg C Levine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"The Force will be with you...Always." Obi-Wan Kenobi
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