Roy Britten wrote:
So, I've got some money burning a hole in my pocket and I'm quite keen
on getting a netbook / small formfactor notebook.
The big box retailers seem to have Acer Aspire Ones and some HP thing
on the shelves. I've heard less than complimentary things said about
HP's laptops and
chris bayley wrote:
Hi bods,
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account
exists purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels.
There is no requirement for an interactive shell on the host machine.
What then I can I specify as the guest accounts shell ???
I
Craig Falconer wrote:
chsh username /bin/false
Will that allow ssh tunnels still ?
chris bayley wrote, On 22/05/09 11:58:
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account
exists purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels.
There is no requirement for an
Hi bods,
I wish to create a guest account on a machine where that account exists
purely for the ability to connect via SSH and create tunnels. There is
no requirement for an interactive shell on the host machine. What then I
can I specify as the guest accounts shell ???
I have noted various 'r
Robert Fisher wrote:
-Original Message-
From: "Volker Kuhlmann"
Yes. For starters, the power cables are legally required to be in
conduit of their own, and with good reason.
Not quite correct.
Separation is mandatory and protection is recommended.
"Protection" can be as simple as tana
Brett Davidson wrote:
A long long time ago (in a galaxy near us however) Andrew Errington
and John Carter corresponded about Home Automation in Christchurch.
Andrew appeared to use dedicated microcontroller chips and John was
pondering about X10 at that time (July 2007).
I am building a new
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Has anyone got any recommendations for software to generate CD's of images that have a nice browser interface. It would be nice if lightbox functionality were available, too.
Unfortunately it'll need to be accessible through the evil empire as well,
which is why I'm looki
Nick Rout wrote:
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 10:27 AM, Jim Cheetham wrote:
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:29 PM, Geoff and Jude Marks
wrote:
can anyone help out in suggesting the best "social networking site" for
a community youth group in New Zealand.
I don't understand the scope of
Steve Holdoway wrote:
On Mon, 02 Mar 2009 12:59:35 +1300
chris wrote:
Installed the supplied dsl modem A Thompson speedtouch 510. Once the
modem had connected to the adsl and the telltale lights were correct,
plugged the machine in with no further issues.
Blimey, there's still 2 of u
Andrew Errington wrote:
Hi all,
In a previous email I mused at the wondrousness of being able to connect
my new slimline DVD writer to my (very) old ThinkPad 600X running 4 year
old Mepis. The drive was recognised and K3b worked properly. I burned
all my photos to DVD as a backup and I was imp
Hi peoples,
I have task to populate a spreadsheet cell in OO.Calc with data scraped
from a web page. Has anybody there the experience to point me toward the
required reading ??
From a cursory look it appears as though I may be looking toward using
PyUNO or OO-Basic, preferably the former.
List all
packages (not just libraries)
-n List the
lot, even if they are recommended
--no-show-sectionOnly the
package name, thanks
Chris Bayley wrote:
In Gentoo I can easily see which pac
In Gentoo I can easily see which packages I have deliberately installed
from the command line using 'emerge foobar' by looking in the 'world'
file - how do to I find the same information in Debian ?
To be clear I do not want see all the installed packages on my system
nor all the dependencies th
gkrellmd on the server,
Kerry Mayes wrote:
> Do you know of a command line program to watch the processor load on
> multiple cores? (I've been using "top" but it just gives a single
> figure. The other alternatives I've seen only give a point in time.)
>
> The machine I want to watch is a se
.in-addr.arpa.
Not close enough !!!
Cheers all.
Chris Bayley wrote:
Hi team, I had a curious problem with an attempt to create NFS export
using wildcard declared hosts. The man:exports page has this to say:
wildcards
Machine names may contain the wildcard characters * and ?. This can be
used to
Hi team, I had a curious problem with an attempt to create NFS export
using wildcard declared hosts. The man:exports page has this to say:
wildcards
Machine names may contain the wildcard characters * and ?. This can be
used to make the exports file more compact; for instance, *.cs.foo.edu
matche
I have had a 'good trip' with a hard disk (Debianised) install of DSL
inside a 300M QEMU image. installs fast, is easy to handle, boots in a
very few seconds, and lets you fool around to your hearts content and
throw away the results whenever you wish .
: )
ChrisB
Aidan Gauland wrote:
> Hello
I find WebCollab quite useful although it doesn't have gantt.
ChrisB
Mike Pearce wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Any recommendations for some good & Free Linux based
> Project managament software?
>
> I have googled and alot of Non-Free ones appear, and many so
> called free ones are not actually free (Ti
Thanks guys, this is exactly the kind of feed back I was looking for and
confirms the the approach I have taken in coding up a small python
script based the output of nm -S.
Cheers all,
Chris
I have it and would be glad to lend it to you, contact me offline to
arrange
Regards,
Chris Bayley
Rohit Grover wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I'm looking for the book "Understanding the Linux Kernel" by Daniel
> Bovet, Marco Cesati. The copies available through the libr
Hi team, I am looking for a utility that will give me a really powerful
look into the memory usage of my elf binaries
What I want to do is something like this:
first extract all the symbols and size information using nm -S,
then graph the information with an expression in section terms ie
(
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
> If you installed via the net your install repo should already contain
> the packages you're after. CHeck with yast installation sources what
> repos you have configured, there must be a problem there. The packages
> is in the oss repo (which is the base repo)
>
You we
repos configured but for some reason can't locate
tk-devel there - it may become clear one day.
thx
Chris
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
> On Fri 20 Apr 2007 22:53:21 NZST +1200, Chris Bayley wrote:
>
>
>> What I am missing that I cant locate the packages tcl-dev and tk-dev for
&
I can find neither -dev nor -devel, wracking my brains really - can't
help thinking that I am missing something about install source packages
on suse.
CB
Nick Rout wrote:
> Chris Bayley wrote:
>> What I am missing that I cant locate the packages tcl-dev and tk-dev fo
What I am missing that I cant locate the packages tcl-dev and tk-dev for
suse 10.2. specifically I need both tcl.h and tk.h which I presume
rightly or wrongly come from the aforementioned packages.
cheers,
ChrisB
; Would like to work with ppl who are interested in doing a weekend or
> evening work shop, would perfer not to try in anger my self.
>
> Cheers Don
>
> Isaac Devine wrote:
>> iPAQ's generally can be flashed to have a version of Linux on them.
>> Don't kno
Just a quick query, as I embark down the path of looking at
PDA/smartphone type devices.
Is anyone aware of a Linux powered PDA or smart phone that will
calender/contact sync with Lotus Notes ?
Me: linux nut, current employer Lotus user. Tying to to sort out summin
useful.
: )
Chris
The link is posted...
John Rye wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 16:15:49 +1300
> Chris Bayley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>> Ok...
>>
>> Both John's exposition on the nature of linux and the audio transcript
>> of the evening are now av
So..if one ultimately wanted a gentoo box does it make sense to use
sabyon for the install in order to cut down on the time required ? Does
saby use the std gentoo repos ?
ChrisB
Nick Rout wrote:
> On Mon, March 19, 2007 9:35 am, Brett Davidson wrote:
>
>> What're the benefits of Sabayon ove
There exists a facinating exploration of these issues @
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/DeCSS/Gallery/ which came into being after
the while DeCSS debacle and subsequent legal rulings.
Source vs. object seems a legal argument that is far from settled - the
introduction reads:
/
/
/Judge Kaplan subs
courier-imap supports that and was a no-brainer to set up
Don Gould wrote:
> I'm currently using dovecot
>
> It doesn't support folders within folders but is easy to set up.
>
> Can anyone recommend what I should set up on my new debian server that
> will do subfolders in folders and be easy f
John handed out some pages of google triggers, mine was pinched (such
was the demand for John's wisdom! ) but he may be so kind as to post
them to the list ?
He also had a rather nice exposition on 'what is Linux' designed for
corporates which he promised to post to the CLUG wiki.
I have an audio t
I am currently running a PRO - have been for years.
The difference to the HOME is the addition of a NAT router on the PRO.
If you use it in this mode then there is nothing to setup in linux other
than basic network configuration ie. a valid dhcp client server
relationship or manual ip config etc. T
Thanks for all your hard work these past few years Zane!
CU Tuesday
Chris
Zane Gilmore wrote:
> I've just realised that I haven't told you guys on the list.
>
> Today is my last day as an employee of the University of Canterbury.
>
> This means that I will no longer be looking after the working o
I have sent him forth like an arrow from a bow to bid on a airport/modem
combo.
Thanks for all the suggestions..
Chris
chris bayley wrote:
> I am just thinking about some wifi solutions for my father who lives in
> a rural setting and is limited to dial-up access to his ISP.
> He want
I am just thinking about some wifi solutions for my father who lives in
a rural setting and is limited to dial-up access to his ISP.
He wants to have wifi internet access around the farmhouse but the only
connection point is via dial-up over a radio linked telephone - way slow!.
1/Of course fi
If you are using the 'grub' boot loader then simply change the
'default=?' line in /boot/grub/menu.lst to indicate your XP entry in the
same file.
If you use the 'lilo' bootloader then wait until a lilo user chimes in.
Chris
Reg wrote:
>
> Can XP be loaded up at startup by default rather than Ope
Sax is a SuSE linux thingy wnich configures X for you..
It just a set up tool
Chris
Kerry Mayes wrote:
> Hi Derek
>
> Thanks for the file. It appears that you are using something called
> SaX that wrote your xorg.conf. It's quite confusing, there are
> references to twinview as well as xinerama
Baby your the one...
That was just what I needed, it probably should have occurred to me
before. Now the module loads when appropriate - it just doesn't behave -
but that's an issue for the author! ; )
Thanks!
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
> [good stuff]
>
>
>>4. modprobe -c will list the conte
Nick Rout wrote:
>On Tuesday 06 February 2007 22:45, Nick Rout wrote:
>
>
>>http://www-uxsup.csx.cam.ac.uk/pub/doc/suse/sles9/adminguide-sles9/ch14.htm
>>l
>>
>>The above may be helpful, given that it is for suse. OTOH it is for an
>>older version and the kernel has made significant progress ove
Nick Rout wrote:
>On Tuesday 06 February 2007 21:50, chris bayley wrote:
>
>
>>Nick Rout wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Tuesday 06 February 2007 17:22, chris bayley wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>When I insert new hardware into my suse10.2
Nick Rout wrote:
>On Tuesday 06 February 2007 17:22, chris bayley wrote:
>
>
>>When I insert new hardware into my suse10.2 system, which is the process
>>that is responsible for detecting this and determining which is the
>>appropriate module to load ? and how d
Your destination folder depends on the type of IMAP server you have -
there are several formats:
Traditional
Unix mbox format
maildir format
--
As a firewall box, I would think that the critical component is
IPtables/Netfilter to do all your NAT and port filtering, after that
squid as a caching proxy and squidguard/dansguardian for content
filtering and set up IPtables to force transparent proxying though squid
so that the kids can't side
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
> It's not in the kernel basically because Linus and Hans are, in effect, a
> pair of non-communicating entities. Certainly that is the case currently!
>
>
I should think that with his recent activities Hans has isolated himself
from the majority of the worlds open
I did just that recently, and ended up with a Thinkpad T43, and so far I
have not found one thing that does not work with linux, and with
suse(10.1) 95% of that was right out of the box(suspend hibernate
networking etc). I have installed the ATI driver and also found a driver
to get extended inform
situation is now much improved after I have explicitly declared all my
domains in '@local_domains_maps =' in amavis.conf
Chris
chris bayley wrote:
> I run amavis on postfix to virus and spam scan all my mail. I merely
> add spam headers to the spam and let procmail sort out
d requires firmware upload), color me
impressed!
I am mourning my Gentoo a bit, but 3 years after with it on my older
thinkpad I still did not have as many laptop bits that worked right
: )
Chris Bayley
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
>
>> Up for Grabs:
>>
>>
Up for Grabs:
PIII 600Mhz MB +CPU
ATI Rage Pro video AGP
512 Mb SDRAM
CDROM
ATX p/s
Want I want for it:
A SUSE 10.2 dvd delivered to my door in Lyttelton
Any takers ???
I have recently moved over from a long tradtion with ATI to my first
nVidia card (GeForce 7100GS) and I have noticed the functionality of 'X
-configure' is somewhat less than I am accustomed to with the ATI cards;
i.e. with the ATI cards when I issue the above command X gives me a
config with my mo
Anybody got one of those NCD Explorer (451 or like) that you could bear
to part with ?
There were a few circulating on the list a coupe of years back - perhaps
there are 1 or 2 that have been retired since then
: )
Chris
every package I have ever
had need for I am sure that a fresh 700Mb install would probably do half
of what I need today.
So to those of you who have spent time as a Gentoo patriot, and now find
yourselves in Ubuntu land, what is you experiance of the move ??? what
lead you to jump camp ??
: )
Chris BAYLEY
>find what you're after.
>
>Now, if you used sendmail/qmail, then I'd be trying to sell you a really nice
>bridge at this time (:
>
>Steve
>
>On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 14:22:46 +0200
>chris bayley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>>Thanks Stev
y wrote:
>To answer your question by ignoring it (:
>
>Are you using rbls??
>
>We use
>
> bl.spamcop.net
> sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org
> relays.ordb.org
> combined-HIB.dnsiplists.completewhois.com
>
>And it makes a big difference.
>
>Steve
>
>On Mon
match add LOTS of points
to the spam score
Does anyone know if a spamassassin rule can be this sophisticated or is
it necessary or is there even a way to break out into some script for
this test ??
Regards,
Chris Bayley
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
>On Tuesday 07 March 2006 12:31, chris bayley wrote:
>
>
>>Hi team
>>
>>I have been whipping up a wee bash script to empty out the photos of my
>>digital camera to my storage device.
>>
>>
>
>You can mou
Yup, it appears that I have some howework to do!
C
Steve Holdoway wrote:
>man expect may simplify this task. However, be warned - people have
>written books on expect alone!
>
>Steve
>
>On Tue, March 7, 2006 12:31 pm, chris bayley wrote:
>
>
>>Hi team
>
Hi team
I have been whipping up a wee bash script to empty out the photos of my
digital camera to my storage device. It runs from ivman when the camera
is plugged in and the idea was to have as little user intervention as
possible. It started off as a small bash script that was all right if
yo
When my gentoo(kernel 2.6.14) system boots up coldplug detects the
pcmcia-usb card attached and loads both ohci_hcd and ehci_hcd in that
order as the usb host drivers. Now the problem is that if the attached
usb peripherals are USB1.0/2.0 compatible they are first bound to the
ohci_hcd(USB1/full_sp
I had the same thing recently, IIRC it was a kernel version bump that
disabled several kernel configs including BLK_DEV_(your chipset_here)
after rebuilding I was again able to enable DMA
HTH
Chris Bayley
Joshua Collins wrote:
Greetings all,
I'm running debian unstable on 2.4.18 kerne
If you use KDE screensavers tick the box marked 'make aware of power
managment'. When xine (I sure other player as well) plays a movie it
disables DPMS and now it disables your sceensaver well !!
: )
Chris
Hadley Rich wrote:
I use MPlayer as my chosen video application and KDE as my desktop
env
Sorry, but being in europe makes this my fav...
http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~shane/stasj/pics/humor/div/205.html
; )
Nick Rout wrote:
I thought this one was not bad either ;-)
http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~shane/stasj/pics/humor/div/556.html
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 23:24:16 +1300
david merriman <[E
wonder why proper home cinema is expensive!
; )
Chris Bayley
Fisher, Robert (FXNZ CHC) wrote:
Yes, I went to see the guys at South Island Components on Antigua St. They
were very helpful.
I have 3/4 of a drum of steel core coax cable left (already used heaps with
a multi-channel aerial, Sky dish, 6
France: yup it's starting to get chilly - most days -3 to +3, but I am
waiting for it to get a bit more exciting yet with the arrival of the
white stuff, maybe this weekend - fingers crossed. However I am making
the most of the frosts by riding my motocycle throughout the winter!
; )
CB
perhap
The home automation industry is full of products which facilitate this
kind of thing. But like everything in this industry nothing is cheap and
the quality of the interfaces/baulns can make a big difference. By my
experiance I can suggest that _without_ the appropriate baluns the
results are qu
As an adjunct topic to battery care there are other areas to watch as
the number of hours on your laptop get higher:-
For example my thinkpad is now nearly 3 years old, both LiIon batteries
have recently been replaced after 300 cycles or so, but more surprising
was the development of an overheat
does readcd normally make an .iso from an audio CD ?
I was sure I had done this in the past but at present it giving me a
hard time.
chris
I have noticed when dragging soft links into the project window of K3B
it reports them as broken but in the other 3 windows it follows them
just fine ?!?!?
Also is there any easy way to rearrange the order of the folders once
they have been added to a project ?
Cheers
Chris Bayley
My IBM thinkpad is one of those!
Cris Bayley
Nick Rout wrote:
some windows recovery disks will only work if they greedily take the
entire hard drive. trippy. corpoate capitalism at its worst. sign of an
unhealthy society. backup recommended. :~;;?--$$$%
On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 14:15:08 +1300
Ralph Stok
net linux mags on it shelves, and 2 or 3 in
_every_ german magazine seller.
Heres somthing else I saw in Basel(Switzerland) on a recent excursion:-
http://thebayleys.net/gallery/abstract/linuxcafe1
http://thebayleys.net/gallery/abstract/linuxcafe2
Eat yer heart out...
: )
cheers all
Chris Bayley
rint and cups and
you will be up and running within a few short hours.
: )
Chris Bayley
Jaco Swart wrote:
This message is Off-Topic, and I apologise for that. But I know that I
can get fast and meaningful answers on this group, so here goes:
I have a friend who wants to batch-convert scanned photographs from
hi-res (400KB or larger – wel, maybe med-res) down to e-maileble size
(a
Jamie Dobbs wrote:
I'm thinking about getting a PDA and want the following features:
Colour/HiRes screen
MP3 Playback
Ability to Sync to Linux(home)and Windows(work)
I don't really want to spend much more than about $500-$700 on such a device and would
welcome any first hand experience and advic
I have dealt with Computer Broker quite a bit this year and it is quite
simply the best PC retail experiance I have had !!
: )-
/chris
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
Greets List
New Thread!
You can get new o/s free computer kits from:-
Computer Future,
Cnr Gasson Street and Washington Way.
Y
I'm thinking that you could use LTSP to do that, only I wonder what you
would gain in booting knoppix over the LTSP kernel ? - perhaps better
local hardware support.
You could get serious and hack knoppix to net boot in the same way LTSP
does, or you boot LTSP and X connect to a Knoppix server (
Pretty good review od OSS by and large - apart from the part about about
it automatically wiping out windows!
Does Red Hat do this?
I haven't installed it for a long time, but I know the last couple of
time I installed mandrake it always set up my machine for dual boot, and
understand it even sh
Pop in a Knoppix or LNX-BBC and have a look at your HD with fdisk and
chkfs...
/chris
Madan wrote:
Hello Friends,
Last night I was browsing/chating over the internet from my Compaq Presario 1400XL Laptop,
suddenly everything went blue (hanged), I have forced the laptop to reboot,
but for my e
When I look at my Dig camera shots in KDE (Kongquer,Kuickshow, & Kview)
previews appears for some shots and not others, I can not see what
distinguishes them.
Anyone else had this ?
: )
/Chris
Craig Falconer wrote:
I would like to purchase a usb external 5.25" hardrive bay. The ones DSE
sells are linux compatible (2.4.19). Anyone had any problems with these?
Comments?
Yeah - USB 1.1 is sodding slow at about 950 kbytes/second. You will need
wither a lot of patience, or a USB 2 syst
I mount an ext2 /home partion in both windows and linux, that costs $30
I think but you could use fat for free...
/chris
Hamish McBrearty wrote:
Hi all
Up until recently I've been dual booting my laptop because I needed to be
able to use Dreamweaver. That's no longer the case thanks to Crossove
I am about to choose a switch for a primary school network that I am
building, the network has 14 LTSP clients + 4 standalone off a sever
with GBIC
(1000Mbps). Since this is the 'biggest' switch I have purchased and I am
spending someone elses money, it couldn't hurt for me to hear some
advice/
Matthew Gregan wrote:
On Fri, Jan 23, 2004 at 10:25:31PM +1300, Chris Bayley wrote:
I have > 1GB of mail sitting on my IMAP server, do you think they
would let me away with that ???
For the right price, sure.
-mjg
h
Carl Cerecke wrote:
Hi,
updatedb is set to run about an hour after I boot up in the morning.
that might be your problem, I find the effect is much less noticeable at
1 in the morning. And I am still up at that time my brain has slowed to
an equivalent crawl anyways.
/chris
Nick Rout wrote:
well
1. you may have many client machines (even two is enough to be a pain),
so you don't want pop mail, because u end up with half your email on
machine a and half on machine b. imap solves this. isp's in general do
not do imap. ergo do it yourself.
2. if you have dialup you ca
Robert Fisher wrote:
Apologies to those who consider this a dumb question...
I can think of two reasons why one would set up an email server at home.
1/ Mail is readily "served" to workstations from an always on server
2/ Mail can be accessed elsewhere without using "webmail"
Neither of thes
Matthew Gregan wrote:
On Fri, Jan 23, 2004 at 12:50:15PM +1300, Nick Rout wrote:
email on machine a and half on machine b. imap solves this. isp's in
general do not do imap. ergo do it yourself.
Well, if the users don't ask for it, they won't provide it...
Having said that, I was doubtful
Lance Blackler wrote:
Talking of fixits and stuff - I'd like an opinion on the following.
I have been given a 486 (DX475) Digital HiNote laptop - no CDROM 20mb of RAM 1.3gb hard drive. I would like to load Linux of some flavour on it so that I can use it for word processing (Abiword) and checking
Lance Blackler wrote:
Talking of fixits and stuff - I'd like an opinion on the following.
I have been given a 486 (DX475) Digital HiNote laptop - no CDROM 20mb of RAM 1.3gb hard drive. I would like to load Linux of some flavour on it so that I can use it for word processing (Abiword) and checking
Christopher Sawtell wrote:
On Fri, 26 Dec 2003 00:01, you wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm stuck on formulating a command to access to a remote floppy drive.
The setup:
I've got the LTSP running and currently the client machine boots from
floppy. Unfortunitly the floppy drive came from my main server mach
I am trying to get a suit of worksations network booting LTSP via
PXE/etherboot for the local school
I have DHCP configured and they pick an ip ok, but something is amiss in
the tftp transfer of the etherboot code
I am using tftp-hpa.
logs show:
Dec 19 21:27:53 [in.tftpd] RRQ from 192.168.0.101
Jim Cheetham wrote:
On Wed, 2003-12-03 at 09:55, Dave Lane wrote:
I have tried removable USB drives (Dick Smith sells the caddies for
about $160 which take any 3.5" IDE drive), but had major problems with
USB driver support (USB2 led to consistent crashes, USB1.1 was flakey
and so slow as to
Matthew Gregan wrote:
On Tue, Dec 02, 2003 at 05:00:30PM +1300, Jim Cheetham wrote:
I've been playing with an IDE to USB2 unit, and trying to store about
50+Gb onto it, at reasonable speeds.
Any details of a working configuration would give me hope ...
I've heard lots of similar s
I have a radeon 7500 M7 going fairly well on a stinkpad, good 3d, dvd
etc. but no tv out yet though
required a DRI section in XF86Config and and emerge xfree-drm after a
kernel rebuild.
but pretty mechanical now.
1200 odd fps in GLXgears IIRC
/chris
Peter Elliott wrote:
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003
Force the card vendors to open source thier drivers and they'll take
their IP and stick it back into hardware so that what you buy is what
you get - warts and all - and the ability to update/bug fix later (for
free) dissapears
BTW didn't ATI used to do OS drivers ? with what model
Wesley, could you post for us the output from the following commands -
other wise we're flying blind.
ifconfig -a
route
cat /etc/resolve.conf
ping 203.4.152.4
/cb
Wesley Parish wrote:
No. I've tried, but it doesn't seem to be able to get through.
Wesley Parish
Quoting Nick Rout <[EMAIL PRO
Interesting - I used to have to use ide-scsi for cdburning and reboot
_without_ ide-scsi to play dvds, but since CDRtools 2.0 introduced ATAPI
support I can now do both without ide-scsi.
: )
CB
CF wrote:
On Wed, 2003-11-12 at 15:40, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Yep - this problem is repeated a lot
I first got mplayer going in console with framebuffer and then worked my
way through the X players.
Play with the switches in mplayer and try playing the audio only or the
video only...
CF wrote:
On Wed, 2003-11-12 at 13:45, Chris Bayley wrote:
Try first a no-region (or Region 0) disc first
Try first a no-region (or Region 0) disc first - that will eliminate
that problem for now. Most documentatries and 'adult' films are Region 0.
Make sure you have DMA enabled on that drive, although you should
already have jerky video if that where your only issue.
Check gentoo forums for some of
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
My new fav rescue disk is LNX-BBC which lives in my wallet.
Good point, I had one of those many years back. Downloading now...
Question of how to burn it though: Do corpcons sell to Joe Bloggs? In
what quantities? TasTech min qty is 20 for $30. Enough interest for 20?
I
My new fav rescue disk is LNX-BBC which lives in my wallet.
Good hardware detection and networking, good quick boot, memtest86, even
framebuffer and X for the so inclined.
BC-CDRs are avail from corpcons.co.nz
: )
Chris
Nick Rout wrote:
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 13:04:59 +1300
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