At 09:55 AM 5/30/02 +0530, Sridhar J wrote:
>Hi
>
>Something offtopic, but one question, what is a hardware modem and what is a
>software modem?
A "hardware modem" uses a standard modem chipset to implement the modem
functionality (encoding the computer's digital signal in an analog signal
sui
Sridhar wrote:
> Something offtopic, but one question, what is a hardware
> modem and what is a software modem?
More experienced Linux users will have better answers, but
let me try to answer. Older modems connected to i286, i386,
i486, etc., and older machines, via an RS-232 serial interface.
T
Hi
Something offtopic, but one question, what is a hardware modem and what is a
software modem?
Regards
Sridhar
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From: Raider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 3:29 AM
To: David Benfell
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Subject: Re: which UNIX to use (was: Re
Brent Eckhout wrote:
> I'm not sure if I can capture the console messages as the system is shutting
> down. I tried killing klogd process and restarting with -f (file) option to
> see if the messages could be written to a file. However, it looks file
> system is closed and the klogd is shut
I'm not sure if I can capture the console messages as the system is shutting
down. I tried killing klogd process and restarting with -f (file) option to
see if the messages could be written to a file. However, it looks file
system is closed and the klogd is shut down before the system execute
On Wednesday 29 May 2002 16:21, Dan Bentson-Royal wrote:
> I feel foolish - I am trying to print from OpenOffice and started
> reading the built-in help. The very Ffirst thing I am told to do is
> "Click the New Printer button." and I absolutely cannot find that.
/path/to/OpenOffice.org1.0/spadmi
I feel foolish - I am trying to print from OpenOffice and started
reading the built-in help. The very Ffirst thing I am told to do is
"Click the New Printer button." and I absolutely cannot find that.
There is a printer icon in a toolbar, but it is for printing directly
to the default printer
Well... keep it simple: BSD is on the traditional side of Unix.
Linux... is on the "cool" side.
The kernel, which has nothing to do with the home user and rather with
the server admin, is better. But Linux is catching on.
The driver database and the app list, which has everything to do with
th
Hi !
I have a little question about creating linux threads inside the process
init.
Is there some limitation in the clone() function when the parent id is 1?
I was trying the 'pthread_create()' call in the init process code but it
nevers returns.
The same code in a child process, in the same modu
