On Mon, Apr 16, at 11:34:19PM, Chris Bayley wrote:
> I did have an iPaq which I flashed with 'Familiar' IIRC - it was very
> cool. Maybe I pick up an older ipaq off trademe (some are very cheap)
> and have a go at the lotus thing
Chris,
Note that several of the Compaqs on trademe (eg H3630) h
Web server... script kiddies'll get a bit confused when they get into that
one!!!
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 15:41:11 +1200 (NZST)
John Carter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So someone dropped a Sun Ultra 5 on my desk.
>
> Although I'm a power hungry CPU hogging mips freak
>
> I can't think of anyt
So someone dropped a Sun Ultra 5 on my desk.
Although I'm a power hungry CPU hogging mips freak
I can't think of anything sane to do with the thing
Any suggestions?
* Backup storage?
* ...?
John Carter Phone : (64)(3) 358 6639
Tait Electronics
> Mike Pearce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> > Options please - No Distro wars!
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, Steve Holdoway wrote:
> If you're not needing the extra memory access capabilities, I'd still look at
> installing a 32 bit os instead.
>
I tend to agree.
The reason is best explained w
I'm running ubuntu. You'd probably want to prefix with a 'k'.
No real problems. Had a lot of problems configuring the raid to start with - I
think I may have been about 9 months previous with my decision to go 64 bit.
If you're not needing the extra memory access capabilities, I'd still look at
Options please - No Distro wars!
Would like to hear from those that have it up and running
and pros and cons etc.
My requirements are simple.
KDE + Kontact + Firefox
This is basically my email/web browsing machine
Must be able to pull my full Kmail mailboxes and all other
settings from Kont
I did have an iPaq which I flashed with 'Familiar' IIRC - it was very
cool. Maybe I pick up an older ipaq off trademe (some are very cheap)
and have a go at the lotus thing
C
Don Gould wrote:
> I've got an iPAQ that I'd like to have a go at doing this with.
>
> Would like to work with ppl wh
I shorted pins 2 and 3 of the serial side of the adaptor and, voila, my
keystrokes get echoed (otherwise not). So the adaptor is working.
I've also put in an order for a null modem at a shop that sells computing
hardware.
Your next problem, once you have determined that the USB/serial adaptor is
The sample issue provided here is very well produced, and acts as a
good history of Ubuntu from the first release to the current day.
Enjoy :-)
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Date: 16-Apr-2007 15:25
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