> I have two terrible CD-ROMs and a lot of shady CDs. Sometimes I'll put
> one in the drive and Linux will fail to read it properly. Sometimes
> this means I just can't read the disk. Other times it means that the
> damn drive light stays on and the disk stays mounted and "busy" until I
> reboo
At 11:35 PM 9/30/02 -0400, Bryan Simmons wrote:
>I have two terrible CD-ROMs and a lot of shady CDs. Sometimes I'll put
>one in the drive and Linux will fail to read it properly. Sometimes
>this means I just can't read the disk. Other times it means that the
>damn drive light stays on and the d
I have to jump into this NIC thread to say that my impression
is bad card-edge connecting, as described in other messages in
this thread. One of the list group mentioned accumulations of
out-of-tolerances. Dirty contacts were mentioned. I'd have to
begin right there, since it was stated that pushi
On 30 Sep 2002, Bryan Simmons wrote:
> I have two terrible CD-ROMs and a lot of shady CDs. Sometimes I'll put
> one in the drive and Linux will fail to read it properly. Sometimes
> this means I just can't read the disk. Other times it means that the
> damn drive light stays on and the disk st
I have two terrible CD-ROMs and a lot of shady CDs. Sometimes I'll put
one in the drive and Linux will fail to read it properly. Sometimes
this means I just can't read the disk. Other times it means that the
damn drive light stays on and the disk stays mounted and "busy" until I
reboot the fric
> As to testing ... the easiest way is, as you already realize, to swap in a
> new NIC and see if that makes the problem go away. As someone else already
> pointed out, this is a cheap enough solution (at least here in the USA)
> that it should at least be considered. If you can't replace the NIC
Look for info-zip linux package and you'll find it. The info-zip project
has a mirror on cdrom.com if memory serves and that's where the basic
source code can be downloaded and pointers to other sites are available
for the encryption components.
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Jim Reimer wrote:
> Jude D
Jude DaShiell wrote:
> let's try zipsplit. It appears it's nearly time for a new keyboard.
>
>
>
> On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Jude DaShiell wrote:
>
>
>>That would be ipsplit.
I remember zipsplit from my DOS days, but where's it available
for Linux?
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let's try zipsplit. It appears it's nearly time for a new keyboard.
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> That would be ipsplit.
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What you need in your listing is the tape offset address for the beginning
of each file saved in that tar listing. I wonder if inodes would serve
for this purpose. Actually, linux-tape list on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
might have the answer for you.
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At 05:44 PM 9/30/02 -0500, Jim Reimer wrote:
>look at the man pages for 'nice' and 'top'
>
>-jdr-
>
>Paul Kraus wrote:
>>Is there a way to give a processes for cpu time? In nt you can set a
>>priority. Is there a way to see a list of processes based on the cpu
>>time they are using?
The other opt
look at the man pages for 'nice' and 'top'
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Paul Kraus wrote:
> Is there a way to give a processes for cpu time? In nt you can set a
> priority. Is there a way to see a list of processes based on the cpu
> time they are using?
>
> Paul Kraus
> Network Administrator
> PEL Supply Company
> 2
Is there a way to give a processes for cpu time? In nt you can set a
priority. Is there a way to see a list of processes based on the cpu
time they are using?
Paul Kraus
Network Administrator
PEL Supply Company
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216-267-6176 Fax
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Is there a way to see how much cpu time a process is using. Can I give
one process more priority then another? Is there a way to see and sort
the process list by how much cpu time the processes is using.
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You did mention my name you copied my signature or perhaps you didn't
realize that had my name in it. You attacked my competence in a post
that had nothing to do with the list other then an attempt to flame me.
You where not constructive nor where you giving advise. You where
complaining about hav
On Monday 30 September 2002 20:35, Paul Kraus wrote:
> First of all I am not a UNIX or Linux admin. I had two servers dumped on
> me and have been struggling for 2 weeks to get some of the more basic
> shit down. Which is WHY I AM POSTING ON A NEWBIE LIST!Why the hell are
> you attacking someone o
First of all I am not a UNIX or Linux admin. I had two servers dumped on
me and have been struggling for 2 weeks to get some of the more basic
shit down. Which is WHY I AM POSTING ON A NEWBIE LIST!Why the hell are
you attacking someone on a newbie list. I did read the man pages and I
had already r
Paul Kraus wrote:
> I have script that calls smbtar. Then for the output file I want it to
> display the date.
>
> smbtar . -t "/home/pdk/backup.MM.DD.YY"
>
> Where mm.dd.yy is current month date and year.
>
> Paul Kraus
> Network Administrator
> PEL Supply Company
> 216.267.5775 Voice
> 21
On Monday 30 September 2002 19:39, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> At 03:21 PM 9/30/02 -0400, Paul Kraus wrote:
> >Is there a way to have an index written? I am making 13gb backups and it
> >takes forever to simply restore because it has to read each and every
> >single file on the tape. This is actually o
On Monday 30 September 2002 19:13, Jose Luis Alarcon wrote:
> Hi all. Long time since i was here last time.
>
> Anybody can tell me what can are the reasons why ogle play the DVD movies
> very slow?.
Have you read the FAQ at www.dtek.chalmers.se/groups/dvd/faq.shtml
espestialy FAQ Nr, 20.
I understand about outputting the contents to file. On my m$ system the
backup software indexes the tape so that when you want to get a file off
of it the software looks at the index for the location on the tape. Fast
forwards to the spot, and then restores the file. With tar it reads
every inch o
At 12:13 PM 9/30/02 -0700, Jose Luis Alarcon wrote:
> Hi all. Long time since i was here last time.
>
> Anybody can tell me what can are the reasons why ogle play the DVD movies
>very slow?.
Probably not, given that in this context, "slow" has multiple meanings. (Do
you mean it takes a long
Hi all. Long time since i was here last time.
Anybody can tell me what can are the reasons why ogle play the DVD movies
very slow?.
TIA.
Best regards.
Jose.
Debian GNU/Linux 'Sid' Kernel 2.4.17 Ext3.
ESware Linux 365 Kernel 2.4.17 ReiserFS.
Registered Linux User #213309.
Memories...
Is anyone here familiar with the mailing list umbclinux?
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Regards,
Bryan Simmons
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by imbeciles who really mean it".
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At 03:21 PM 9/30/02 -0400, Paul Kraus wrote:
>Is there a way to have an index written? I am making 13gb backups and it
>takes forever to simply restore because it has to read each and every
>single file on the tape. This is actually on my sco box but the question
>is relevant because I plan on mov
Is there a way to have an index written? I am making 13gb backups and it
takes forever to simply restore because it has to read each and every
single file on the tape. This is actually on my sco box but the question
is relevant because I plan on moving the file server to a red hat
machine.
Paul
I have script that calls smbtar. Then for the output file I want it to
display the date.
smbtar . -t "/home/pdk/backup.MM.DD.YY"
Where mm.dd.yy is current month date and year.
Paul Kraus
Network Administrator
PEL Supply Company
216.267.5775 Voice
216-267-6176 Fax
www.pelsupply.com
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On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Brian Jackson wrote:
> && means to only execute the second/third/etc. command if the previous one
> completed succesfully.
> the echo is probably just toadd a blank line to make the output of this
> easier to read.
Maybe a nice add-on: the || does the oppesite thing; if t
&& means to only execute the second/third/etc. command if the previous one
completed succesfully.
the echo is probably just toadd a blank line to make the output of this
easier to read.
Paul Kraus writes:
> What does && represent?
>
> Here is the command that I saw it in.
> watch -n 1 "/hy
&& refers to another command. The echo simply places a blank line.
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Subject: && - Help
What does && represent?
Here is the command that I
What does && represent?
Here is the command that I saw it in.
watch -n 1 "/hylafax/etc/errorstats.sh /hylafax/etc/xferfaxlog &&
faxstat -asl && echo && tail /var/log/messages"
Also why is the echo necessary.
Cross Posted due to relevancy.
Paul Kraus
Network Administrator
PEL Supply Company
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On Monday 30 September 2002 13:30, Paul Furness wrote:
> Hi, everyone.
>
> I seem to remember seeing somewhere a handy Linux prog that will take a
> gz or zip file, and re-package it into a number of smaller zip files. I
> don't remember the command, but it was used something like:
>
> Command -s
> The last 2 messages above say resource collisions, either you have 2 cards
> sharing one IRQ (see that with cat /proc/interruts) and one or the other is
> misbehaving, or there is a wire lose in the cable plug.
$ cat /proc/interrupts/
CPU0
0: 168834 XT-PIC timer
1:
> Greetings: Is it possible your computer room might
> have a tad more air pollution than you can see?? In the past I've had
> fairly good luck carefully "burnishing" the cards fingers with a
> clean eraser, getting them nice and shiny, and being sure to remove
> the eraser residue
> Greetings: Is it possible your computer room might
> have a tad more air pollution than you can see?? In the past I've had
> fairly good luck carefully "burnishing" the cards fingers with a
> clean eraser, getting them nice and shiny, and being sure to remove
> the eraser residue
> Finally, you might try running a diagnostic progrem for the NIC. I don't
> recall what type of NIC it is (or even if you reported that in a prior
> message ... I've seen about a half dozen different NIC-related threads in
> the last day, and my memory just isn't good enough to retain the details
Hi, everyone.
I seem to remember seeing somewhere a handy Linux prog that will take a
gz or zip file, and re-package it into a number of smaller zip files. I
don't remember the command, but it was used something like:
Command -s chunk-size archive.zip
and it would produce archive01.zip, archiv
As I think I said once before, troubleshooting exchanges are better kept on
the list, not moved to private communications. I've Cc'd the list here.
At 07:09 PM 9/30/02 +0930, Adam Luchjenbroers wrote:
> > Finally, you might try running a diagnostic progrem for the NIC. I don't
> > recall what t
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