eads works fine on 2.6 ... linux has forward binary
compatibility, thus things that work in 2.4 (like linuxthreads)
continue to work in 2.6
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respect to a specific code base. NPTL is one implementation of the
POSIX threads specification while LinuxThreads is another.
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On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 10:11:57 +0730, Yawar Amin wrote:
> -- Forwarded message --
> From: Yawar Amin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Jul 20, 2005 9:07 AM
> Subject: Re: a simple way to burn DVDs
> To: Mr Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> On 7/20/0
ation but I didn't want to do that and didn't
think I
should have to. If I have to make concessions just to use it, then I'll go
somewhere
else.. :-)
Hope this helps..
mr mike..
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Hal MacArgle wrote:
Greetings: We run a hobby ethernet LAN in our home with four machines
connected via 10Base2, BNC coax, cabling.. It works fine but we're
looking ahead when UTP will be "standard" as we see no new MBs
without the RJ45, cat 3-5 cable, sockets.. We're not interested in
any but the
Many new Serial ATA controllers have their modules listed as SCSI
devices, I am not sure why, I think it has to do with their standards or
something. This is normal. Also, what the auto partitioning did was
create a 100 Mbyte partition for use as /boot, and the rest of the drive
allocated as LVM (L
I recently tried using DAR on my Gentoo machine. This program works
great as it has a $#!7 load of options including compression. One of the
greatest features of this program is that it can split up its output
file into user definable sized chunks so you can easily put it onto your
choice of media.
07:02 PM 3/29/2005 +0200, J. wrote:
> >On Tue, 29 Mar 2005, Mike Turcotte wrote:
> >
> > > That would be great if someone knew and could tell us how to set
> default
> > > permissions on a specific directory.
> >
> >In the case if the directory is NOT a moun
ubject: RE: Simple script to set permissions on folders daily - write
> script and cron it?
>
> At 09:31 AM 3/29/2005 -0500, Mike Turcotte wrote:
> >I am fairly new to the linux scene, and I am currently using Gentoo
> >Linux. How exactly do I go about setting a global default uma
I am fairly new to the linux scene, and I am currently using Gentoo
Linux. How exactly do I go about setting a global default umask value to
set 777 permissions on a particular folder and its contents?
Michael Turcotte
Information Systems
City of North Bay
200 McIntyre St. E
PO Box 360
North Bay,
ht need an initrd.
Your mkinitrd script in FC3 will take care of these matters for you.
Mike
On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 23:00:14 -0600
"Joseph D. Wagner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The newly compiled kernel gets through everything OK including
> mounting the root file system as read-o
help would be appreciated.
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simon wrote:
> hello
>
> mike wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I have installed linux a few times no real problems with my
>> installs. But going to move some drives around and do a fresh
>> install. I usually install with the below
>>
>> /
>> swap
>
Ray Olszewski wrote:
> At 03:14 PM 10/31/2004 -0700, mike wrote:
>
>> [...]
>> I do use lilo. I have also been running a dual boot box with M$ and
>> lilo has been writing to the master boot record. But this time it's
>> all going to be Linux. I have a 3
Thorsten Alge wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> the order of the partitions doesnt really matter. Only if you want to
> use lilo as your bootloader you should have your /boot partition under
> cylinder 1024 - if you use grub you do not need an /boot partition.
>
> Am So, den 31.10.2004
with ide drives.
My question is does the order I create the partitions matter and if
so what would be the proper order, if there is one?
Mike
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warnings I have seen.
You can do a google search for linux and your monitor/display and
see if others have dealt with your hardware.
Keep an open mind on what hardware can do in windows and what it can
do in Linux.
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r has more functionality implemented in it than
> a generic fb driver.
You are correct a specific driver would have more functionality than
a generic like say the vesafb. As long as they are maintained anyways.
The only thing is as you eluded to before there is not much
documentation for riv
Mukund JB. wrote:
>
>
>>-Original Message-
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>>Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2004 8:20 AM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: Re: keyword for rivafb in XF86Con
What video card do you have?
Mike
Mukund JB. wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am not able to make my X server work on rivafb (framebuffer module) which is
> loaded as a module on system.
>
> I edited "XF86Config-4" file
> Driver "nvidia" .
> Is it the
Yes, just not much traffic.
Mike
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/var/log/messages should give you some information.
Mike
dave wrote:
> I'm having a problem with my network access. It takes a long time to
> resolve internet addresses. I have a wireless bridge D-Link
> DWL 810+. Its been working fine but the last week trouble. If I boot
Dave,
you should be able to disable a dns server address in the
/etc/resolv.conf file. As root open up an editor and comment it out
or remove it.
You may have to do a "service network restart" without quotes as root.
Mike
dave wrote:
> I pinged the 2 ip addresses in the network c
the version number?
>
> Bill Stanard
> Academic Computing
> Palmer Trinity School
While you are in X tryCtrl+Alt+(-)or(+)
The - and + will move the resolutions up and down. Which may allow
you see the whole screen to configure your resolution.
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Your email showed up ok. There is not much traffic on the list
tonite. You should see this.
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Andrew does your motherboard have a via chipset? If so take a look
at the Mandrake errata page.
http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/errata.php3
Mike
Andrew Langdon-Davies wrote:
> Good day,
>
> Mandrake 10, 2.6.3; PIV
>
> When shutting down or rebooting, the machine hangs afte
mike wrote:
>
> Nasir Hossain wrote:
>
>>hi all,
>>
>>I have a couple of query's which (till now) I have failed to
>
> answer/solve.
>
>>1) How do I log in directly as root ? Is there some place where I can
>>give the password for ro
un level 3) and start the gui with "startx" or an excellent little
script "Xtart" (it should be on your cd's if you have mandrake)
That would be the less painful way to get you going.
Mike
Steven Ackerman wrote:
> Greetings yet again. I feel I'm making progress, but
on the mouse.
4) make sure the infared reciever on front panel of computer is not
obstucted.
I would check the above first, since it had been picked up and
installed on previous installs.
Mike
Steven Ackerman wrote:
> Please see inline comments:
>
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Dave & Kim Howe wrote:
Thanks for the reply Mike. I checked an I have a link from the
libjavaplugin_oji.so file to the mozilla/plugins directory. I
changed the permissions from root to Dave (user) and from root to
users (group). I have RWX permissions. I made these permission
change
javaplugin_oji.so on your system
then restart mozilla and
it should be there when you type about:plugins
You may have to be root to make the link, I forget.
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mike wrote:
Ken Moffat wrote:
Based on past experience with mdk8.2, which used devfs and worked
extremely badly for me, I'd recommend doing without. However, that's a
lot easier said than done. You'll need to create static devices, and
you won't be able to do this whi
mike wrote:
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Sorry for the length of this reply, I was bored and felt like writing
a novel.
Thats quite alright, I need to have things spelled out to me.
And your explanation helped me understand quite abit more of whats going
on.
Well, no you don't *need* to
/part5
380M 115M 246M 32% /
Someone told me that was because I had "devfs" I did some reading
and I think I can change that part on my system with
/etc/devfsd.conf but my question is do I really need "devfs" and if
not how can I remove it or disable it
Forgot some more info.
ext3 file system
no scsi drives
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Dave & Kim Howe wrote:
Thanks Mike. I'll look into the Nutshell book.
Dave
mike wrote:
Dave wrote:
Is there a good book out there to get me started with Linux?
Something like Linux for Dummies? I'm an old DOS and Windows guy and
I need to learn the basics. Even all the term
of it is marketting, that they don't _ever_ get 20 gig out of
them for various reasons.
Mike
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On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Ola Theander wrote:
> Hi Mike.
>
> My tar line looks like this: tar zcvf dest-file source-dirs
>
> /Ola
>
That's rather strange, because when i do a:
tar zcvf test.tar /home/mdresser, I get all my dot files in the tar file
Sounds like som
reatly appreciated.
>
> Kind regards, Ola Theander
>
What does your tar line look like? My tar backs up anything starting with
a ., it's just a matter of having the right syntax.
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differences between the two test beds.
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`././- -' -> `././-_-'
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#!/bin/bash
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done
Heh... forgot that find will a
Hi Everyone,
I have a program running over the TCP/IP network. Yet,
sometimes it would deliver slow response time. Is
there any good way to isolate/identify what is causing
this?
What would happen when the line is cut during
transmission? IS there any particular timeout error
need to be looked fo
Good morning everyone,
I am looking for a commercial package tool/ share ware
that is capable to monitor and isolate performance
issue. I have heard some good things about solution
from BMC software, CA, NetIQ & compuware.
Does anyone out there can give me some feedback or
suggestion?
Thank
On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Mr. James W. Laferriere wrote:
> > > mdresser@monitor:~$ smbmount //mike/c test
> Hmmm , My smbmount tool screams at me to use ... This is with
> version 2.2.7 . Which is highly recomended due to a Security
> issue . Don't know h
On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Mike Dresser wrote:
> On Fri, 29 Nov 2002, Paul Kraus wrote:
>
> > Have written some scripts that perform network backups. However I am
> > only able to run them as root. How can give mount permissions to another
> > user.
>
> Just a side note, h
g it, and then unmounting it.
mdresser@monitor:~$ smbmount //mike/c test
Password:
mdresser@monitor:~$ df /home/mdresser/test
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
//mike/c 15498752 7959040 7539712 52% /home/mdresser/test
Not sure where you're
_ work, it worked with ifconfig ppp0 here, which is what that
adsl-status seems to be calling.
Mike
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es, and I want the script to pass
> through command line options at the end (for connecting to servers, etc).
mdresser@router:~$ cat testingforadam
echo $*
mdresser@router:~$ ./testingforadam hello adam how are you today
hello adam how are you today
=)
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> ftp: expKIDSaa.20021110.dmp: short write
> 6% |*
disk full?
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the idea of excludes not working,
when in fact they were in the first place
I don't know what the problem is, unfortunately.
Sorry,
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On Wed, 13 Nov 2002, Paul Kraus wrote:
> Also I just noticed I get an error about removing leading / from member
> names.
>
> Here is my archive.exclude
> /backup/advserver
> /backup/logs
> /backup/lost+found
> /backup/scripts
> /backup/tar.archive
>
Try putting
backup/advserver
backup/logs
ba
kip some of the folders I don't want tarred. This works but
> it creates the empty tar files. Is this normal? Can it be set not to do
> this?
How about showing us the line out of the script that calls tar, and a
sample of your exclude line. Tar can be... tempermental when it comes to
exclude&
TIBCO" has some products that is designed to
provide high performance message system. Does anyone
have any thoughts/feeedback about Tibco's product? Or
any other similira product?
Thanks
MIke
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Folks,
I am having performance issue with one of the
application. It looks like it is running low on the
memory.
In addition to add new memory to the system, is there
anything can be done while we are waiting for the
memory upgrade?
Thanks in advance
MIke
manage the
objects or application programming. (I know there is
CORBA. What are out there in addition to CORBA?)
Thanks
Mike
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> it can be complied
> on a Solaris box and I know it
use
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short,
the question we are working on are:
(1) Whether there is a need to allocate a dedicated
firewall to protect the website rather than the entire
enterprise network due to performance concern.
Is it common to see a firewall get overrun by the
Internet traffic?
Thanks in advance
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Alan Womack wrote:
> What I'd like is a console app that would pick up any gibberesh the
> mouse would generate while I scroll it 's test wheel.
>
minicom, maybe?
Or possibly a simple cat /dev/ttyS0 might work?
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al story on those. =)
I don't know of any on-line defragmenters, only one that you have to
unmount the partition to be checked.
Depending on which distribution you use, it may be already packaged for
you. Which are you using?
Mike
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On Tue, 1 Oct 2002, Paul Kraus wrote:
> I am trying to extract the file P723.ind. Now this is on a Sco Box so I
> am crossing my fingers that the syntax is similar to Linux. Here is the
> sniped results for tar tvf /dev/rStp0.
>
> rw-r--r-- 0/0 614400 Aug 08 16:39 2002 ./PM65/Orthotic Cat/Knee
As a wild guess I'm assuming that it AC97 sound and a VIA
chipset mother board. Try here:
http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=60
If I guessed wrong, sorry about that.
On 2 Sep 02, at 7:52, Ramzez wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Hi...
> I have installed a sound
How does one get started using cron? Thanks
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g like:
find /mnt/c -name '*.snm' | xargs -r ls -l
to be significantly faster.
If you expect that there will be any spaces involved, consider using
-print0/-0 in addition:
find /mnt/c -name '*.snm' -print0 | xargs -0 -r ls -l
mrc
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t replace your mp3 encoder with the ogg
encoder.
Personally, I use mp3c to drive my ripping, and in the config file, I
replaced lame with the appropriate ogg tools and went from there.
mrc
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We are all of us livin
being complete, I plugged the BIOS Id into google,
and from there
It's a ProComp B581, www.procomp.com.tw/procomp/usa for their homepage(if
you want English :D)
Unfortunately, they're one of those that remove drivers once they think no
one uses that board anymore.
Hope this helps,
Mike
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Matthew Stapleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>cdda2wav and BladeEnc seemed to work well for me.
You may also consider lame and also switching from mp3 to ogg.
mrc
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From: "Steven Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: 1024x768 SVGA Shell - won't work
Not entirely sure what you mean by dependency map, but there is something to
look at:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/image
d
"no route to host", which means its being dropped on the border routers.
Mike
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Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 9:56 PM
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> Hello Every
Didn't know about the play command--it works--can't beleive it--going
round and round and so simple!
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-Just how do you try and play the file.?
I downloaded a script and .au package called saytime.tgz that copies the
appropriate string if .au files to say the system time. This works fine on
another machine with an SB16 card. They are copied to
/dev/audio.
There is also an audio test file in t
I'm trying to get my Sound Blaster Live card to work on Linux. The card is
found at boot time and there are no errors. The problem is that though I
get output from a .au file, sound is very distorted with a lot of
high-frequency noise.
I am running Slackware 7.1 on a Dell Optiplex 800 MHZ penti
efore doing any of this, read and understand the swapon/swapoff
man page.
mrc
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fatal ("You are in a maze of twisty compiler features, all diff
f are fighting it.
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new version of gtk+ installed (i.e., probably
1.3.x) then gtk-config isn't going to be found.
It *appears* to me that you can install both the latest 1.2.* and 1.3.* of
glib/gtk, but I haven't verified that there are no other conflicts.
mrc
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ated, thank you.
>
> rick
>
That is correct, irq2/9 are shared. 2 cascades to 9. It's a hardware thing =)
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On Tue, May 29, 2001 at 09:08:08PM +, Richard Adams wrote:
> On Tue, 29 May 2001, Mike Castle wrote:
> > Well, Linus has been saying for _years_ that there should be no symlink from
> > /usr/include into the /usr/src/linux/include stuff. And since I don't
> > think
e been made, all i have done is show that many distro's
> still do it the linux traditional way.
If distributions would still using onlyt the "traditional" libc5 or libc4
libraries, would you be as tolerant of them? If they broke from those
traditions, they should break from the
On Tue, May 29, 2001 at 06:40:34PM +, Richard Adams wrote:
> On Tue, 29 May 2001, Mike Castle wrote:
> > The problem is libc.
>
> As far as i see it, it is NOT a lib problem, anyway how could it be a libc
> problem when in this day and age we use "glibc".
libc I
hen you may run into these
types of issues.
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;t mount them.. you just set your
destination as /dev/st0, and write to that.
e.g. tar -cvpf /dev/st0 filetobackup
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400 bucks each before, and 2 tecra 740cdt's with 32
meg but a 13" TFT screen and 3 gig hd, for the same sub 400 bucks apiece.
As for speed, even my own omnibook 5500 CT (p133, 16 meg, 12" TFT, 1.3 gig hd),
runs both win95 and debian quite nicely, if i stay out of X.
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On Sun, 25 Mar 2001, Ken Moffat wrote:
> Thanks, Mike, for this quick reply.
>
> I'll give these aliases a try in a day or so. I have to say, though, that
> I'm not that hopeful - I usually try to configure ppp support in to the
> kernel, rather than using modules. Whe
.config looks fine
What version of modutils?
What version of pppd?
Do you have /dev/ppp?
Does it work if you insert the relevant ppp modules by hand first
(ppp_generic, ppp_async)?
On Sun, 1 Apr 2001, Ken Moffat wrote:
> Hi, Mike,
> I've finally admitted defeat with ppp. I
2.4.* are not development kernels.
2.4.*-pre* are development kernels.
> > FYI - 2.4 is stable branch.
> > I want to be up-to-date with stable branch.
>
> That is up to you, its your choise, AFAIK it does not concern this list.
>
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, and AFAIK never have been, announce
anywhere. If you want to be that close to the bleeding edge, you are
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Nothing is faster than the speed of light ...
To prove this to yourself, try opening th
Your gzip example worked--forgot the less-than sign.
As to why I want to do this, /dev/sda is my Windows 98/dos drive and there are
programs that use an authorization key to authorize their operation. If I
tarred the partition, and then restored it, these programs won't work
because the authoriz
How does one compress a an image on a device. Say I want to send a
compressed image of /dev/sda to tape. Seems like gzip won't work as it
won't handle a device. Thanks.
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is it that you want? If I have a local copy (and I proably do) I can
mail it to you.
> Fortunately, god's in its heaven and Mike Ricketts will be along
> presently to demonstrate with ps that /Documentation/Changes is
> worth reading.
>
Er. Yep :)
Incidentally, I haven't
hat I only needed async ppp support. It's been a little while since I
> played with a kernel on that box, but I'd like to give it another go
> soon. Can anyone with a working pppd and 2.4 kernel clarify the ppp config
> options for me, please ?
>
> Ken
>
Does this help
Sanchet Surendra Dighe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How do I print a C-file with the syntax highlighting on a postscript
> printer ? Is there any utility available for that ?
There's a utility called a2ps that does that. It should be findable via
freshmeat or any of the other common sites
print "$file -> ".$lcfile."\n";
} elsif($case eq "u") {
rename($file, $ucfile) or die("Error renaming $file to $ucfile");
print "$file -> ".$ucfile."\n";
}
}
}
print "\nFinished!\n";
exit(1);
- Script
I have done something similar, downloading Red Hat RPM
files with Win95 and then installing them under Red Hat 6.1. I
didn't have any problems.
As to why do it that way, maybe he still has a win-modem
that won't work from linux.
On 2 Mar 01, at 10:08, Geoff Bagley wrote:
>
> I now have a du
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