Happy New Civilian Year,
Next Monday (03/01/2005), 18:30, the Haifa Linux Club will once
again meet to hear Dani Arbel talk about:
IPv6
The lecture will discuss the IPv6 protocol, the new protocol for the
Internet.
The reasons for the new protocol will be explain
What kind of communication interface the UPS has (serial or usb)? Will
the bios recognize the drives if you disconnect the ups, and again loose
them when you hook it again and so on? In other words, does the problem
reproducible? In case the ups has a serial interface, what is contents
of /proc/i
Seems that your BIOS never recognized your IDE drives (or it stopped
recognizing them due to some reason).
Check your BIOS setup settings.
When Linux starts up, it carries its own hardware recognition procedure,
independently of what the BIOS recognized or not. So it is possible for
Linux to wor
I have a strange problem on my new computer. It may be hardware related, but I
decided to ask here first before going back to the store.
I have 1 sata drive (sda1), 2 ide drives (hda, hdb) and 2 optical drives (hdc,
hdd). Everything was working fine for a few weeks until I had to re-boot to
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