On 9/23/07, Don Gould <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do we need to put the pot around for some drive space?.
Not yet. We have some 50Gbytes available for our use. Thus we have
enough space to hold a large enough archive to get a good indication
whether this exercise has value or not.
> How many more
DSE had them on special for $300 the other day, but you can get 320gb WD
disks for about 120-140, that works out to be another 100gb for the same $$$
Chevhq Car wrote:
Has anyone thought of a portable 500gig usb2 esata enclosure?
Can build one for about 360$
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Do we
Has anyone thought of a portable 500gig usb2 esata enclosure?
Can build one for about 360$
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Do we need to put the pot around for some drive space?
How many more disks could be squash into those machines?
I'll put up $20 towards some drive space.
5 other people want
> Lenny = the current Debian testing. 23 CDs at the moment.
Who would walk into the community building to get a pile of CDs of
half-baked of any distro which is out of date by the time it hits the
disk? My suggestion would be to use the disk space more wisely.
Volker
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Volker Kuhlmann
On Sunday 23 September 2007 14:39, Don Gould wrote:
> Philip Charles wrote:
> > On Sunday 23 September 2007 13:06, Don Gould wrote:
> >> Do we need to put the pot around for some drive space?
> >>
> >> How many more disks could be squash into those machines?
> >>
> >> I'll put up $20 towards some d
Philip Charles wrote:
On Sunday 23 September 2007 13:06, Don Gould wrote:
Do we need to put the pot around for some drive space?
How many more disks could be squash into those machines?
I'll put up $20 towards some drive space.
5 other people want to match me and we can go get a 320gb disk.
On Sunday 23 September 2007 13:06, Don Gould wrote:
> Do we need to put the pot around for some drive space?
>
> How many more disks could be squash into those machines?
>
> I'll put up $20 towards some drive space.
>
> 5 other people want to match me and we can go get a 320gb disk.
>
This might h
Do we need to put the pot around for some drive space?
How many more disks could be squash into those machines?
I'll put up $20 towards some drive space.
5 other people want to match me and we can go get a 320gb disk.
Cheers Don
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On 9/23/07, SegnaroSoftware <[EMAIL
On 9/23/07, SegnaroSoftware <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a few distro isos and other handy isos I can contribute (although
> some may be out of date):
"few" - Wow!
We have only 50Gbytes of storage available so I have had to make
the decision that we can't store files which are not current.
I have a few distro isos and other handy isos I can contribute (although
some may be out of date):
OpenCD-4.0.iso
OpenCD-7.04.iso
lamppix-mini-1.1.iso
DeveLinux-0.1.iso
dsl-3.1RC1-syslinux.iso
dyne-2.2.iso
gnoppix-stable-i386.iso
hurd-live-cd-20051117.iso
Overclockix_LTSP21.iso
slampp-lite-2.0.
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
>> Canterbury University has repo of various Linux distros available on the uni
>> network. If you are interested in what they have e-mail me and I'll get a
>> list of what's there.
>
> This is only of use to those with network access to the campus network.
> Make sure to ma
> Canterbury University has repo of various Linux distros available on the uni
> network. If you are interested in what they have e-mail me and I'll get a
> list of what's there.
This is only of use to those with network access to the campus network.
Make sure to make this clear if you put online
Many thanks. That would be interesting.
I've just made an executive decision that we are not interested in
maintaining a historical archive, but other than that all-comers are
welcome, In particular *BSD distributions other than FreeBSD and
PC-BSD which we have already.
On 9/22/07, Aaron Chri
Canterbury University has repo of various Linux distros available on the uni
network. If you are interested in what they have e-mail me and I'll get a
list of what's there.
Aaron
On 9/19/07, Christopher Sawtell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Greetings CLUGgers,
>
> The recent thread which bemoa
On 21/09/2007, Roger Searle wrote:
> Marginally on / off topic I guess... I am interested in quantifying how
> much it costs to leave a computer running over night, and therefore what
> the power saving is per year to an organisation if computers that are
> otherwise left running all night are tur
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