s the executive services and the hardware abstraction
layer, and is darned stable, so far, knock on wood.
Thanks for putting up with my coffeed craziness.
Jay
> From: Bryan Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/10/26 Sat PM 01:11:57 EDT
> To: "John E. Jay Maass" <[E
Bryan Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Think that was informative? Learn assembly on x86 Linux.
> You have NO idea what a computer goes through just to add
> two numbers, let alone manage network traffic... The most
> shocking part is the idea of virtual memory.
Bryan,
I thought my little
> > How much do you have now ? (memory)
> 80m. Why do you ask? I had 8m in an old 486 to start with.
At Computer Learning Center we were required to memorize a rough
block diagram showing a cpu, its ram, a hard drive controler,
hard drive, and network card.
Using arrows we had to trace a bit of
Bryan Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What do you guys suggest for a tape backup for a 100GB
> hard disk system? [...etc...]
This brings up a question I have always wanted to ask, but
have been reluctant to broach. What ever happened to the
idea of using a VHS recorder for tape backup? Anyo
o predict that, upon
answering your querry, *the experts will recommend you use Linux
fdisk first, either not using Microsoft fdisk at all, or using
it as a follow-up to Linux fdisk when partitioning for Microsoft
operating systems within your large hdd.
All best,
Jay Maass,
suburban Philadelphia
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Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On my first job, my first boss said to me: "Peter, if you are
> angry do not write a letter, sleep it over first!"
Peter, this is great advice. Point well-taken. And I still applaud
Paul for letting his anger out. A person can keep himself screwed
down tightly
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
I am enjoying your posts, Heimo. What I recently read
somewhere about leaving computers on overnight related to
prevention of thermal stress in components transitioning from
relative hot to cold, and back. Isn't component failure rather
rare these days in either case? When was the last time someon
-dos partition
outside of XWindows, i.e., from your Bash shell?
Regards,
Jay Maass,
suburban Philadelphia
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kay with Linux fdisk and lilo.
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specifics, I do a quick Google
search with terms like 'lilo howto' or something similar.
Use Linux fdisk and lilo to set things up as your RedHat
Installation Guide and Riley suggest, and I believe you
will be pleased with your efforts and the results in
both operating systems.
Regards,
Jay M
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