May also be the kernel's choice of task scheduler too - I've noticed similar
symptoms when running heavy on a desktop with Completely Fair Scheduler
(CFS) and kernel pre-emptivness set at higher levels vs the older
Anticipatory scheduler. I'm more familiar with Gentoo but I get the feeling
that CF
Lots of spam protection in the way.
Sender address set? Senders PTR record?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_DNS_lookup
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward_Confirmed_reverse_DNS
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sender_Policy_Framework
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DomainKeys
http://en.wikipedia.o
What's the GST handling like on these?
I see that Firefox built-in a Google API geo-location function.
Basically G uses the common IP country allocation blocks but refines
this using what local wireless networks (SSIDs) your browser/machine
can see.
As per http://en-us.www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/geolocation/ - see
'How It Works'
Might be bleeding obvious but I get identical symptoms when a phone's
been plugged in directly to the socket somewhere oin the house rather
than an ADSL filter.
Wesley Parish wrote:
I'm just wondering if there are any for Linux, that I could use to get hard
copy of actual voltage and amperage
Dan Wallis wrote:
2009/6/15 Roger Searle :
Very similar situation at home in that there is no connection - AFTER SOME
HOURS OF INACTIVITY - for example while we have been away from home for 9 or
so hours (though router, ISP, geographical location etc are all different).
I have no further clue
I'm think it's evolved out of a 4chan meme into a business - > lolcats.com
Adrian Mageanu wrote:
This message's link with Linux is that the expression in the subject has
been used in another thread in this list.
Although in the context of it's original thread the meaning was quite
obvious, I
Does your USB HD using USB 2 or 1.1? What does dmesg say when you plug
it in?
Effective data rate for USB 2.0 HD is around 40MB/s with nothing else
on the bus, including mouse and keyboard.
Did you look at rsync?
- Euan Clark
Douglas Royds wrote:
I'm successfully synching my (44
Have you had any drive issues? Check for IDE cables being dodgy and/or
shorting to the case - I had a recent experiance similar to yours where
this turned out to be the issue.
Aidan Gauland wrote:
I can't reassure you *that* far. But the only components that I have
touched before this probl
Aidan Gauland wrote:
Nick Rout wrote:
DISPLAY=:0 nvidia-settings -q GPUCoreTemp
Odd, the output of that is just an empty line.
Your DISPLAY my be running on :1 - try it without the DISPLAY=:0
What temperatures were you seeing?
Divide and conquer time. System lockups may be occurring because of
another component going awry as the system comes up to normal working
temperature. Coud be a marginal-seating issue.
Check the seating of the PCI cards and all power connectors. Another of
th
#x27;s a place in my box for a "system fan", but there's not one
there, so I'll get one. Also, could you tell me a little bit more
about your graphics hardware?
Thanks,
Aidan
Euan Clark wrote:
I've noticed increased heat issues on both my GPUs on both XP &
Gentoo -
I've noticed increased heat issues on both my GPUs on both XP & Gentoo
- I think latest nvidia drivers push the cards harder (PhysX?) - they
were passive cooling only so I dropped another fan in the box pointed
across the cards and the issues have gone.
Aidan Gauland wrote:
Hi,
I upgrade
Go simple.
I had to span 15m using CAT5. Ran fencing wire between two eye hooks
screwed under each eve to support CAT5.
Cable ties to attach CAT5 to wire, make a 'U' at each end to make sure
that rain can't run inside the house and leave a little slack.
15 minutes, Gb throughput. If you make i
I got my brand-new Brother MFC 665CW serving coloured printing via a
wireless-only connection to the router.
My home LAN has 2 wired Ubuntu machines (kids) & my 64-bit Gentoo /
32-bit WinXP dualboot, also wired and printing on all is working well.
Brother provides both Linux & MS Win drivers
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
On Tue 13 May 2008 21:43:45 NZST +1200, Aidan Gauland wrote:
I know I asked about cross-compiling on Linux for Macintosh, but now I'm
trying to compile a program for PowerPC Linux on my x86 Linux box. I
looked in the GCC info manual, and it seems that if I have the
Uh - what browser(s) are you personally using on this Intranet Jeff / Jude?
Is it only IE?
If it works in Firefox on MS Win it'll most work with Firefox-On-Linux.
If the site is expressly redirecting to a lockout message based on browser
you could just change the
User Agent String so to the serve
There's a scripted backup solution based on rsync called rsnapshot.
There's a method here:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-611411-highlight-offsite+backup.html
... that would allow you to add in bash commands to tar/bz2 and write to
dvd.
Roger Searle wrote:
Sure, I appreciate that.
Have you looked at getting a first-gen Tivo off Ebay? I understand that
they are more hackable than the later models.
Paul Swafford wrote:
Phil .. info on the hard drive recorder option.
Sky digital decoders have the option to "book" programs from the guide
- it works rather well .. if you're
7;t remember exactly) and look for the
tab with the radio button to use enhanced effects (gives you rubbery
windows etc)
If this still doesn't work than look at copying your existing xorg.conf
somewhere else and delete it first before repeating the process.
In fact all I had to do was the last step and it did the package
download / install it all for me.
Regards, Euan Clark
hanged & to && in
case a step fails it won't delete the input file
Might be a way to adjust the regex so as to match against id=\"AAA and only return the AAA
An alternative and more more classic way would be to replace the grep
call with a similar one to sed t
Hi Graeme.
Having only just subscribed I'm probably coming in on the middle of a
thread - when are you looking to publish it?
Some thoughts on your values section...
Note on Linux support - I've found that in my using various Linux
communities the response time is usually a lot faster than fo
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