ON further checking, I found that the distribition doesn't have BIND.
Was it replaced? If not, could I just grab a BIND from somewhere and
install it into the eW3.1 without customization?
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argh.. I just managed to get BIND working in eDesktop 2.4.
Learn again.. geee.
Does DJBDNS convert old BIND files? I got five to deal with.
named.conf
/var/named/root.hints
/var/named/127.0.0
/var/named/192.168.2
/var/named/mydomain.org
>>ON fur
Will it be easy to download BIND 9 from somewhere and add it back into
the eWorkstation 3.1? Any gotta related to the Caldera distribution?
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From which site did you get the rpm? caldera? bind9?
Don't wanna use the gui tool. thx
> I have tried both methods: RPM through the Kpackage / download BIND9.
> Both seems to be easy enough for a newbie.
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FYI. DOS 6.22 (and 5.0?) also got un-conditional format
if I remember corretly.
I think /u was added after DOS 4 when unformat become available.
> Furthermore, I mistakenly stated that DOS 7.0 will not accept
> "format a:/u" whereas I just proved to myself that it will. However,
> DOS 6.22 wi
could one mount nrg, bin, and all those kind of images as supported by
isobuster?
> > > mounting and installing from an iso sitting on a HD...
> > mount -t iso9660 -o loop /path/to/xx.iso /mnt/cdrom
>
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Douglas J. Hunley wrote:
>
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> Subject: [SLE] a free intro to Linux Systems Administration
> The author hates NT, ..need I say more.
> http://www.infocom.cqu.edu.au/Units/aut2000/85321/Resources/Study_Guide/all.pdf
I am interested.
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
> A while back I wrote a short tutorial on the use of the .htaccess file. It
> covers most everything except password protection, of which there are already
> enough written. If anyone would like it let me know. If there are enough I'll
> just post it h
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/mnt/hda1/pub)?
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that simple... doh... should Have tried before asking.. sorry.
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
> ln -s /home/ftp/pub /mnt/hda1/pub
>>Is it possible to redirect /home/ftp/pub to a different directory (say
>>/mnt/hda1/pub)?
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I planned to reformat the whole disk, mount the whole /dev/hda1 (FAT32)
as /home when I got my eW 3.1. I am more familiar with DOS tools (better
be FAT16) when recovering disk crashes.
I wonder whether linux got NDD.EXE lookalike.
> Ownership isn't generally the issue, but chroot is if you're
Did you find it in local shops?
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I think I saw it, too. Full retail box.
Don't understand your meanign of "rip" or "arcade". There are
definitely lots of pirated stuffs all over the world and they sre
always welcomed. I bet that even buyers of original softwaer
would visit them for a cheap back-up of their valuable Diablo2
Play
Your message was threaded with messages on other topic.
Don't use reply, please.
Joel Hammer wrote:
> Does anyone know how to make RealPlayer8 start with a preset volume? My
> version always starts with the volume control set to zero. This is a pain
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People here seldom used "Arcade" to refer to Golden Shopping
Arcade, but "Golden" only. Guess I missed your stayle of
shorthands. Sorry about that.
> Here arcade meant Arcade- yes I know I should have used a capital to indicate
> the proper noun (short for Golden Shopping Arcade). Sorry for t
I knew little about the jedi ways of linux, thank you.
David Aikema wrote:
> You might be able to do a 'make uninstall' if you haven't deleted the
> dir and the makefile allows for it. Alternatively you'll have to use
> something like checkinstall when installing.
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This is not copyright. This is tax. And this is what
Micro$oft wanna be in the future. Our kids are doomed
to be the slaves of M$ empire. So sad...
> In what other field of commerce or industry would
> anyone be able to sell a
> product on the following terms and get away with it?
> You can purc
exactly... software couldn't developed once. The cartoon should
have featured M$ as a true pirate.
>>This is not copyright. This is tax. And this is what
>>Micro$oft wanna be in the future. Our kids are doomed
>>to be the slaves of M$ empire. So sad...
> See: http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons
Nice trick, if you knew route would reverse lookup.
> but being a cantankerous bugger i subsequently placed a dummy resolv in
> /etc/hosts, typed /sbin/route , and voila, fixed. Permanently.
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I would like a copy of the script...
please zip and mail me... :)
>>I have a copy if you feel compelled to add to your zoo. Normal restrictions and
>>provisos apply, if you want me to send you a copy.
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btw, there is nothing wrong with telnet.. :)
Jim Conner wrote:
> You're welcome. I ran into an empty Control Center once while updating
> kde2.x, also some of the apps didn't be have quite correctly. I was told
> then(not sure from where) to do this and it worked for me. Glad it worked
> f
There was an article around that could totally kill that feature.
It involves the use a file named _RESTORE in C:\ or the directory
that contains _RESTORE after removing the folder _RESTORE. Then
WinME would never be able to create the folder again.
> 1. Right click the My Computer icon on the D
ok. correction: there is nothing wrong with console mode admin
via telnet or secured remote-shells
Net Llama wrote:
> --- Linuxism Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>btw, there is nothing wrong with telnet.. :)
> Other than the fact that its a huge
I downloaded the 2.4.7 kernel, rpm -e all 2.4.2 stuffs, make
menuconfig, make mrproper, make dep... ding.. got the attached error:
gcc -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -O2 -fomit-frame-pointer -o scripts/mkdep scripts/mkdep.c
In file included from /usr/include/bits/posix1_lim.h:126,
NO. I didn't take out the gcc-develop. I just installed eW 3.1,
took out the 2.4.2 kernel source rpm, downloaded the 2.4.7 and
compiled. I just wanted to figure out the kernel compilation
issues before moving into 2.4 kernels.
Thank you.
> Quick fix?>
> ln -s /usr/src/linux /lib/include/linux
e-desktop 2.2 comes with a Netware client on a floppy diskette.
Can it be used in:
a. e-desktop 2.4
b. e-workstation 3.1
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I am still trying the freely downloadable ISO. WIll pull the
glibc* off ftp.caldera.com... thanks. Your script could be helpful.
>>You haven't installed the glibc-devel stuff... It's on the cdrom. To help you
>>track down missing headers and stuff, you can visit the RPM REPOSITORY at:
>>http://w
I found that there is no /lib/include/linux (stock workstation
install, all packages). I am very sure that I took out the
linux-kernel source files only (by rpm -e --nodeps) unless the
.rpm included those /lib/include/linux things.
as a result, I couldn't create the soft link.
It's eWorkstaio
I expect some nude photoes here... :)
Auyeung at Technet wrote:
> Wondering how many of us would just delete the mail when we see the subject
> line saying
> "testing -- ignore " ?
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I guess he meant even if I could find that Netware client for
Linux, it would not work. :(
Terence McCarthy wrote:
> On Tuesday 31 July 2001 14:12, you wrote:
>
>>-- Forwarded Message --
>>Subject: REG#0027982: NetWare Client for Lin... [Incident:caldera
>>
>
> (large cut) W
I only need bindery support, no NDS.
So it should be very simlpe for me.
Matthew Carpenter wrote:
> Subject: REG#0027982: NetWare Client for Lin... [Incident:caldera 010612-0009]
> Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 02:02:34 -0600 (MDT)
> We have not heard from you concerning your request for support
> in t
I want bindery support only, no NDS is needed.
Can it work?
T.J. Arrowsmith wrote:
> A search of Novell's website turns up this:
> http://www.darkrock.co.uk/?content=projects/gtknw
>
> I've tried the NCP stuff in the past, but that was back on redhat 5.1 and it
> was a pain in the ass. I have
Must it use X? I hope not...
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> evidently the recent NCPFS has IP support as well... Hmmm... Worth
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I would fall back to edesktop 2.4 for a try first. Thank you.
> eD24 comes with nwclient+utils4.2.2-2, which works fine for me (so far) on my
> very_heavily_mucked_with(tm) eD2.4 box to a Netware 5 server.
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you were talking about the results and he was asking about
the execution order. interesting. :)
>>on a system with procmail as the LDA, which gets executed first,
>>/etc/procmailrc or $HOME/.procmailrc ?
>>thanks
> the algorithm used is same as ppp (and most other things) $home gets
> precedence
BTW, was it installed by selecting "all packages"?
> eD24 comes with nwclient+utils4.2.2-2, which works fine for me (so far) on my
> very_heavily_mucked_with(tm) eD2.4 box to a Netware 5 server.
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kernel-header? never heard of it.
does it come with linux kernel, or was it
a distribution-specific stuff?
Mike Andrew wrote:
> Locate the rpm that contains the /usr/include/linux files from your cd
> on my system (RH7.1) the rpm is "kernel-headers"
> you will not pass go until you create the ha
I think it's this one.
linux-kernel-include-2.4.2-11D.i386.rpm
sorry... getting it back...
> Locate the rpm that contains the /usr/include/linux files from your cd
> on my system (RH7.1) the rpm is "kernel-headers"
> you will not pass go until you create the hard /usr/include directories.
>
>
Is it possible to limit each IP to login wu-ftps once only at any
time?
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out of curiosity, is ps2pdf available to Window$?
> To get respectable pdf output from those gnuplot files, all it takes is the
>following:
> pchain files*ps | psnup -4 | ps2pdf FancyPDF.pdf
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but no host-limit. I also searched google.com, and it seemst
that host-limit is a patch to apply...
Kurt Wall wrote:
>>-Original Message-
>>I compiled wu-ftpd 2.6.1 from tarball finally on my edesktop >>But the man file (was
>it u
I want to know whether ti's posisble to edit pppoe such that it
would start pppd as device ppp1 rather than ppp0. Or is there a
how-to that talks about firing up multiple pppd?
I want to set my linux as a dial-in server while pppoe activates
the DSL (something like an dial-up ISP).
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does it infect users that don't run web servers?
which virus would infact the webpage caches in IE5? :)
I got victim here..
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
> Info on code red II, it just keeps getting better.
>
> http://www.informationweek.com/story/IWK20010806S0003
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it uses the PDF extension only so that file association could
get the script executed...right?
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
> not sure if this is real but it sounds like it is.
>
> http://www.coderz.net/zulu/outlook.pdfworm.txt
>
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I suspect that caldera edesktop 2.4 didn't include codepage 950
and iocharset 950. any SxS for adding codepages to linux?
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Aug 8 13:34:16 server pppoe[18378]: Bad TCP checksum 87ec
Aug 8 13:34:24 server last message repeated 2 times
Aug 8 13:49:00 server -- MARK --
Aug 8 14:06:28 server kernel: Packet log:
input REJECT ppp0 PROTO=6 200.33.34.3
:111 203.218.124.162:111 L=40 S=0x00 I=50431 F=0x T=242 SYN (#39)
A
If I upgrade edesktop 2.4's glibc without
updating the gcc compiler,
will I got the same error?
Net Llama wrote:
> User error strikes again. Turns out that this had nothing to do with
> libstdc++.so. I still had the old version of /usr/bin/c++ with the
> newer version of the libs. So the older
oh no.. it's really not there edesktop 2.4
does 2.2.14 kernel have chinese language support
by default? or was it caldera who stripped it out?
> /lib/modules/<2.4.x>/kernel/fs/nls/nls_cp950.o
> simply? modprobe nls_cp950
> if it aint there. recompile your kernel.
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what's the name of daemon? any homepage for that product?
which .conf file controls whether root could collect email
from a remote workstation? /etc/securetty? not likely...
I want to download the meail for root from my Window$'s mozilla
over pop3. It didn't allow me to login as root.
oops.. forget that pam one when looking for hints.. sorry.
>>which .conf file controls whether root could collect email
>>from a remote workstation? /etc/securetty? not likely...
> take a look at /etc/pam.d/pop
you mean the pop daemon has an alias file?
or is it also using sendmail's alias file?
could it be that ip_dynaddr thing?
your demand-dialing pppd should be triggered
by the dns query (my approach). so your own IP
is not an issue.
> when the connection is first made
> start ppp0: SIOCSIFMETRIC: Operation not supported
> isp uses dynamic IP numbers (and ppp accounts for that),
>
so I should have dragged the whole gcc compiler off
the caldera site, rather than just the glibc libs.
Net Llama wrote:
> Yes. The compiler binary needs to know where the libs it was built for
> are located.
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guess you are using the latest n greating.
in edesktop 2.4, there is only /lib/modules/2.2.14/fs.
I did
rpm -qf nls_cp950.o
no such file.
ls /lib/modules/2.2.14/fs also revealed no suck codepage.
So my only option to recompile, I guess... hmm.
is cp950 in your 2.4 kernel's (or menuconfig)
and is
would you mind not to post html? :)
Anthony Joshua Brow wrote:
> May I share the following with you. I know I am a newbie, but this may
> possibly help others.
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I never knew Acrobat PDF could execute codes to affect system
files? god dam.. one more items in my blacklist. Gee.. I love my
good old Wordstar 4.0. It would never run macros.
> Actually, the way I read this, the script is embedded in the PDF. Not
> clear on whether it only works with Acrob
that's why AIA is still in business. :)
> Of course no security is worth a damn if one doesn't have good
> verified backups.
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no. you don't need to. I checked. :)
> rpm requires the FULL pathname as an identifier
> anyway, i checked, and no, col2.4 does NOT supply this in
>
> linux-kernel-binary-2.2.14-4.i386.rpm
>
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hope the 2.2.14 kernel has the cp950.c
> you could recompile your kernel, or, do the following
> cp /usr/src/linux/fs/nls/cp950.c (dot)
> gcc -c -D__KERNEL__ -DMODULE -O2 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes
> -fomit-frame-pointer -Wno-trigraphs -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-commo
sir, in the interface name "ppp0",
"ppp" is the deivce type, what is "0"?
port number? device alias?
that could aid my search :)
and how could you use ifconfig to change ppp0 to ppp1 after ppp0
was up? I did come across asolution by accident while playing
with pppoe and dial-out pppd.
Mike A
I changed my home directory in /etc/passwd to
/home/./guest/./
and now my sshd failed to locate the public key.
what should be the proper notation to lock the root
directory of the guest?
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picture.. notably... girls.. thank you.
> I propose to vote a rule which will "oblige" anybody on this list to post
> a story when testing their (e-mail) setup. A bit like that news
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I just wonder whether anyone of you could get it working.
I edited /etc/sysconfig/ipx according the caldera KB article.
I checked /etc/sysconfig/nwclient, no problem.
I enabled the daemons ipx, ipx rip/aux, and nwclient using lisa.
Then I tried:
# nwlogin -b -s fserver -u guest
nwlogin: unable
who the heck is she? anyway, a nude female penguin is also
welcomed. :)
> ->LC> A picture says a thousand words.
> ->LC> picture.. notably... girls.. thank you.
> ->OK...
> ->See attached jpg.
> How did you guess Laetitia Casta is my all time favourite!?
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yes, yes. I also ran ipx_configure. no joy.
lsmod did reveal IPX.
ps aux also revealed nwclientd.
> Did you configure IPX (ipx_configure)?
> Have you activated the ipx daemon?
>> I edited /etc/sysconfig/ipx according the caldera KB article.
>> I checked /etc/sysconfig/nwclient, no problem.
>> I
Female penguin lacks certain male features in their haeads.
Something like chickens.
>>>who the heck is she? anyway, a nude female penguin is also
>>>welcomed. :)
> how would you tell the difference? Eye lashes?
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> yes, yes. I also ran ipx_configure. no joy.
> lsmod did reveal IPX.
> ps aux also revealed nwclientd.
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execuse me
1. is it possible to use the webcam in 2.2.14 kernel?
2.2. kernels' USB support is limited.
2. assume that the driver works. is there
a command-line tool that could take snapshot
using the webcam periodically, and save them
into files shot.001.jpg, shot.002.jpg.
I read that there was a new tcp wrapper in Redhat usnig a conf
file named xinetd.conf. Does it make sense to introduce the
feature into my eDesktop/eWorkstation?
Or was it just difference in syntax for the conf file?
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ok. I think I shuold take my silly problem to
comp.os.linux.setup
comp.prototols.ppp
I am learning... and defintiely is interested in shortcuts.
>>confused or forcing one to be the other would cause a great
>>deal of weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth.
> so what's the problem? Sounds like
Ok. Here are my steps.
Disable nwclient,IPX,and RIP/AUX daemons using LISA.
reboot. ** maybe not needed
grab ncpfs-2.2.0.18 from http://freshmeat.net
cd /usr/src
tar xzvf ncpfs-2.2.0.18.tar.gz
cd ncpfs*
./configure
make
make install
vi /etc/lib.so.conf
append a line "/usr/local/lib" to the file
oops.. it's usually the male penguin to incubate the eggs.
Still looking for a site that talks about noticeable
morphological differences between male and female penguins.
>>>who the heck is she? anyway, a nude female penguin is also
>>>welcomed. :)
> how would you tell the difference? Eye lashe
Should we start keeping stories of success
stories about linux in the SxS site?
I mean to dupe the whole page, quoting the source,
time, date and have a tag on the sidebar.
This is the one that was posted a while ago.
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=01/08/10/1441239
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Is it a good idea to install it into edesktop 2.4?
So eWorkstiaon 3.1 is also using it?
> xinetd is ostensibly a better inetd:
> $ rpm -qi xinted
> ...
> Xinetd is a secure replacement for inetd, the
> The home page claims to be http://synack.net/xinetd/
> A question to you. What keeps you on a 2.2 x kernel?
> Fear of compiling? Stabiity? Time?
You got it all right. It's not a bad idea to stay
behind until I:
1. master basic setup for sendmail, imap,
fetchmail and procmail
2. tame innd to some extent
3. write some simple php3 applications
4.
Thank you for your suggestion.
I have zero interset in GUI until very later in my
life when I lost memory of the QWERTY keyboard and
english alphabets as icons. My mother tongue is
cantonese, China. :)
> Once this works, I would recommend checking out
> gtknw (fm:gtknw). It's ...
These 3 ques
I also posted it.
I saw it in profox (foxpro developers mailing list) a
few days ago.
--- "Kenneth G. Moffat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know if this made the rounds here, but saw
> it mentioned on
> compuserve linux forum:
>http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20010802.html
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I cannot supply the content. Evreyone is needed for
that. I could take the work of cut-and-pasting them
into a plain-old-simple-good text file, though.
> > Should we start keeping stories of success
> > stories about linux in the SxS site?
>
> Sure can, all you have to do is be prepared to
> be
OK. Then learn TCP/MS (courtesy of the article "The
death of TCP/IP"). :)
> You have now reached the upper limit of my internet
> knowledge. I can't spell
> TCP/IP twice in succession, and don't want to.
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well said.. well said...
that's what ecology is about.
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Anyone remembered the scene when Axel took the two
everly cops into the strip dance club and ultimately
caught 2 armed thieves? I was definitely not offended
by that 1960 nude photo.
I guess B.Gate would soon be doign that dance thing. :)
>>Darn the bad luck! Just when I was getting
>> ready t
I wonder whether it's possible to use ipchains to
allow only gateway-workstation packet traffic,
but not workstation-workstation packet traffic.
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I loaded the SRPM for linux kernel in e-Desktop 2.4
No such file. Is codepage the responsiblity of the
distribution or the kernel team?
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I was just wondering about the possiblity of using tight
control in a commercial environment.
That would kill all client-to-client traffic, leaving only
the server-client ones.
What ere your ipchain rules? ipchains can reject/deny
only, right? not discarding packets not targeting on you.
>>I won
that means adding rules into each workstation.
can I use centralized control?
> Wouldn't you have to put each workstation on its own network and the use the
> gateway machine as a router for all internal traffic as well as external
> traffic?
> That might not be so hard, depending on the size of
Can yuo supply some cases from your experiences in Hongkong?
I never really worked in companies that deployed *nix if not linux.
Auyeung at Technet Systems wrote:
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> section.
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why was the time changed? Was it a priblem?
--- /var/log/messages
Sep 3 17:30:02 server named[16287]: Cleaned cache
Sep 3 09:32:04 server ftpd[21656]: ANONYMOUS FTP
LOGIN FROM ...
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Does anyone of you use a ELSA Gladiac 511 (no tv-out)?
Could you scan me a photo if your card? I suspected
that I bought a Gladiac 311 re-labelled and
re-packaged as as a 511 (Geforce2 MX200 vs MX400).
3dmark2001 gave me a 1500 score only on a P3-933
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