Yep, I use it.
I use David Skolls' PPOE from Roaring Penguin. It works quite well. We had a
small issue locally where we had to kick the modem everynow and then, but
that was because of the Bell Nexxia network.
The readme, etc that comes with the download is pretty concise and helpful.
You may
On Sat, 23 Mar 2002 11:48:19 +1000 Keith Antoine
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you wrote: On Sat, 23 Mar 2002 08:49:55 +1000 Keith Antoine
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I cannot remember how to easily alter the screen resolution. Yes
its been talked about often enough
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 23:41:41 -0300 (ART) Cidadão Dorense
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escreveu: On Thu, You will be
happiest if you have
a high speed internet connection, since all sources
are downloaded on
the fly from the authoratative ftp site for each.
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 22:25:08 -0500 Douglas J Hunley
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that assembled into: opinions here?
gentoo rocks. got the guys at work installing it just this week.
can choose from ext2, ext3, and Reiserfs for your filesystems.
NYTimes: Bell Labs Says It Shatters Data Delivery Record
Bell Labs, the research arm of Lucent Technologies said on Friday that it has doubled
the distance and the speed at which data can be sent over long-haul telecommunications
networks.
But, of course, 10 years ago, they thought the
Bulk Storage-ORB-USB
Bulk Storage-JAZ-USB
a re-write of info supplied by Rick McQueen , Marriane , Roger O.
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I'm doing some research into this permanent #)(*)(*#$_ pain in the posterior
when mounting scsi devices.
There is, or was, a kernel append statement that would pre-empt this nonsense
and assign hard numbers, does anyone know where that info is?
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On Sat, Mar 23, 2002 at 04:00:09PM -0800, Net Llama wrote:
Mike, what pain in the ass are you referring to here??
My guess would be the assignment of device names. Generally they're
assigned in order of SCSI-ID and host adapter. The first SCSI hard drive
found is /dev/sda1, second, /dev/sda2,
I have a 2.4.18 compiled kernel that has a kernel panic and stops dead.
It is complaining that the root= is incorrect and that hdc7 is not root.
However the 2.4.17 does boot normally and I cannot see any reason why 2.4.18
complains.
I am using grub and have for a long time here is the menu.lst
My guess is perhaps that you're lacking support for something critical.
If you've got SCSI hardware, did you build the initrd correctly, or
compile the neccesary support into the kernel? If / is on an IDE drive,
did you compile IDE support into the kernel? Did you compile support
for whatever
On Sun, 24 Mar 2002 13:23, Net Llama Hear Ye Oh! Hear Ye GANDALF spake thus:
My guess is perhaps that you're lacking support for something critical.
If you've got SCSI hardware, did you build the initrd correctly, or
compile the neccesary support into the kernel? If / is on an IDE drive,
did
On Sun, 24 Mar 2002 13:05:14 +1000, Keith Antoine wrote:
I have a 2.4.18 compiled kernel that has a kernel panic and stops dead.
It is complaining that the root= is incorrect and that hdc7 is not root.
However the 2.4.17 does boot normally and I cannot see any reason why 2.4.18
complains.
What
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