Problem is sorted out.
On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 05:32, Jason Greenwood wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Anyone know how to get in contact with Paul William from our list? All
> his email addresses are now bouncing mail and I have no phone number for
> him.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jason
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.''`. Paul William
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I am fixing the problem right now.
On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 05:32, Jason Greenwood wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Anyone know how to get in contact with Paul William from our list? All
> his email addresses are now bouncing mail and I have no phone number for
> him.
>
> Cheers
>
> Jason
--
.''`. Pa
Hi Yuri
I have long since given up on the old floppies,(hugs
USB pen drive.) but CDR can be 50/50.
There arn't many cdr manufacture in the world. I think
5 at last count and they basicly compete on price per
unit. So the low price one's like transonic/mr data
etc can vary like the sea tide and sh
Can't comment on floppies (anyone still use those other than for
sneakernet?)
> The Verbatim CD-Rs are about 2~3 times the price of other
> brands.
> Anyone got any experience with recently made Verbatim
> products?
This was discussed not too long ago on one of the Linux lists, I
thought it was t
Hi All,
Anyone know how to get in contact with Paul William from our list? All
his email addresses are now bouncing mail and I have no phone number for
him.
Cheers
Jason
On Mon, Nov 10, 2003 at 01:06:24PM +1300, David Kirk wrote:
> It looks like installing Knoppix on a Compaq Server was a bad idea. After
> getting the files transferred to the hard drive, it wouldn't write to the
> MBR. I finally fixed that by running /sbin/lilo -M /dev/ida/c0d0. When it
> booted
Hi all,
Back in the days of 5.25" floppies my father worked in IT
and he always used nothing but Verbatim, swearing they're
the best brand.
Now I see Verbatim 3.5" disks and CD-Rs for sale, and I
wonder if this still holds.
I ran 'mcheck a:' on a bunch of old floppies I found in a
drawer and the
yes actually i meant to make the point that you should back up before
resizing a partition anyway.
often there is too much data, but under 720M is pretty well no excuse...
On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 15:11:53 +1300
Yuri de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > do i take it windows has left the building,
Hi Rik
Now this rings a bell. There is a patch on my iPAQ that
compensates for a "sleep" timer deficiency on my card - wonder if this was what
Chris was referring to. Before I used the patch, call setup took ages on
my iPA.I wonder if there is a response delay by the card when
initialisi
> do i take it windows has left the building, but the data
> is still there?
>
> if so, and given the size of the data, backing up and
> reformatting/repartitioning is by far the best option
> IMHO. Its less than one cd if you are short on hd space.
If you value your data, do it Nick's way as abo
do i take it windows has left the building, but the data is still there?
if so, and given the size of the data, backing up and
reformatting/repartitioning is by far the best option IMHO. Its less
than one cd if you are short on hd space.
personally i would mount the drive, and drag& drop the mou
Hi
Does anyone know of a FAT32 file system defragmenter that runs under linux
(or DOS)? Did a quick google search, but couldn't see anything
non-commercial...
I am trying to repartition a small (720MB) hard drive... and Windows
doesn't live there any more. FIPS won't go until it is def
It looks like installing Knoppix on a Compaq Server was a bad idea. After
getting the files transferred to the hard drive, it wouldn't write to the
MBR. I finally fixed that by running /sbin/lilo -M /dev/ida/c0d0. When it
booted, I got a kernel panic.
I think to get Knoppix working on this hard
Martin Wehipeihana wrote:
On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 11:04, Paul Swafford wrote:
FYI following a request from a list member we have RH Yarrow available
3CD set .. BTW I have been experimenting with Solaris X for i386 and I
like it a lot - requires fairly standard hardware but comes with CDE (very
ni
Hello Nick,
I have done some editing on PDF files I received from various sources
over the years, using pstoedit to convert the PDF to fig format, and
then do the editing in Xfig. However, this would not allow you to do
the interactive tricks directly.
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Nick Rout wrote:
[ Som
Carl Cerecke wrote:
>
> Gareth Williams wrote:
>
> > This (tramping trip) sounds like a cool idea though. I'm not sure yet if I'll
> > be free that weekend, but if I am I'll definitely let you know :-)
>
> If you intend to come along, please give me a definite answer by Monday
> latest.
>
I'm
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