As I mentioned previously, Mandrake is having serious problems raising
its desperately needed capital.
I am sure many in the so-called Linux community applaud(ed) Mandrake's
decision to boycott UnitedLinux. But this decision seems to, at least
perceptionally, have the effect of marginalizing the
Dell, Red Hat To Run CBS's SportsLine Web Site
CBS SportsLine will host its site on Dell PowerEdge servers running
Red Hat Linux as part of a three-year agreement that includes $1
million in the first year for Dell hardware.
http://computerworld.com/newsletter/0%2C4902%2C72763%2C0.html?nlid=WS
If anyone is looking for a good tech job in this not so good economy, you
might want to look into this booming technology sector!
The Technology Secrets of Cocaine Inc.
Colombian cartels have spent billions of dollars to build one
> The Technology Secrets of Cocaine Inc.
> Colombian cartels have spent billions of dollars to build one of the
> world's most sophisticated IT infrastructures. It's helping them smuggle
> more dope than ever before.
I wonder if they are hiring IT folks. Probably not much more risk
then working a
I think you are confused about FreeBSD it is the newest stable version
of the OS used by many thousand ISP's world wide and is constantly
upgraded. It is also the basis of the new Mac O/S.
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Well, if you ever do get another hard drive, the only OS I could find
instructions on installing with no CD and no floppy was OpenBSD, I believe.
It crashed like mad, but I think there's something wrong with my sun
hardware. But if you don't have a floppy and need any help loading
something onto t
Eric Hattemer wrote:
Well, if you ever do get another hard drive, the only OS I could find
instructions on installing with no CD and no floppy was OpenBSD, I believe.
It crashed like mad, but I think there's something wrong with my sun
hardware. But if you don't have a floppy and need any help
thanks for article, very interesting reading.
Do not hire a man who does your work for money, but him who does it for love of
it. -Henry David Thoreau
On Wed, 17 Jul 2002, Dustin Cross wrote:
> If anyone is looking for a good tech job in this not so good economy, you
> might want to look into
To all,
I can't resist this one. I have a Sparc 20 that could use a new OS. I
would ultimatley like to use it as a smart terminal on my home LAN. Only
problem is I don't have a floppy drive or a CDROM for it. Short of visiting
Hawaii Computer Recycling, does anyone have any ideas on
If you get really creative, you can take the HDD out of it, put it in
another comp, and install the OS to it. You'll need an OS that will let
you install for a different arch than you're on (unless you have another
sparc that is), but it's quite possible. I've done it before (by hand
using a
Thanks,
Ben
On Wednesday 17 July 2002 05:02 pm, you wrote:
> If you get really creative, you can take the HDD out of it, put it in
> another comp, and install the OS to it. You'll need an OS that will let
> you install for a different arch than you're on (unless you have another
> sparc that i
Just about any old scsi cd-rom will work in there. Just open the case,
plug in the cdrom to one of the scsi ribbon cables boot cdrom, do your
install, remove teh cd-rom, close teh case and your done.
or you could simple dd one of the boot.net floppies to your swap partition
and boot off that part
MON
4:30am Im at work so I hope Im not still hitting the keys at that
time because that means Id be unemployed. But its the 20 years working
on all these different OS's and hardware that have kept me going. I just
want to get my RHCE one way or the other. I just hope 8.0 (RH) do
Id like to get my hands on the software for my Jornado 568 64meg
also has ARM 206 added 128 compact flash but has Pocket PC.
$275 with USB and adapter isnt a bad price. Some PDAs like the Sony
Clie have a flimsy USB cradle and adapter. Jornado is the beefiest
PDA next to the Compaq 64meg IPAQ.
Dustin Cross wrote:
If anyone is looking for a good tech job in this not so good economy, you
might want to look into this booming technology sector!
especially with perks like this...
night-vision goggles, ICOM radio frequency scanners, and Magellan GPS
handhelds.
but it makes you w
Dan George wrote:
Id like to get my hands on the software for my Jornado 568 64meg
also has ARM 206 added 128 compact flash but has Pocket PC.
$275 with USB and adapter isnt a bad price. Some PDAs like the Sony
Clie have a flimsy USB cradle and adapter. Jornado is the beefiest
PDA next to t
On Wednesday 17 July 2002 20:53, you wrote:
> Dan George wrote:
> > Id like to get my hands on the software for my Jornado 568 64meg
> > also has ARM 206 added 128 compact flash but has Pocket PC.
> >
> > $275 with USB and adapter isnt a bad price. Some PDAs like the Sony
> > Clie have a flimsy
Dan George wrote:
...
It does have a touchscreen and Linux support for the 568 but HP just
doesnt want to support it.
I meant to say that the touchscreen is unsupported in Linux. Remember
that many of these PDA ports are done on a mostly volunteer basis by the
reasearchers (the iPaq stuff i
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