Randall-
Yes, along with active hubs, switches and routers will also act as a
repeater by regenerating the signal, and it only sends data to its correct
destination. (This minimizes collisions.)
Some hubs will amplify the signal and send it out to ALL ports... not good
:]
-Elayne
From:
cool...thanks for the info!
yeah we gotta go ride!
Thanks,
Rodney
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From: Randall Oshita <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 12:38 AM
Subject: RE: [luau] processor opinion
> Rod!
>
> Dude the P4s are fast esp. with PC1066, th
I just saw a new IBM linux commercial. Gal sitting at what would appear
to be a board meeting then fakign an excuse to get out. Something about
the networks being bullet proof.
Unfortunately, I don't have a TV card hooked up right now to capture it.
Maybe someone else does?
--MonMotha
Daniel J Nishimura wrote:
Thanks Brian and Monmotha I hooked up my workstation to my linux box
with a null-modem cable, but as Brian said, it still isn't a true console.
The boot messages don't show up and the login prompt is the first thing to
pop up. Brian, do you recommend any motherboard
How do I get the NetLoad monitor applet (from GNOME) to run at KDE tool
bar?
That did the trick. (To play it safe, I manually editted the
/etc/sysconfig/desktop file.)
But I was really wondering why GDM Configurator didn't work.
Also interestingly, changing the sysconfig/desktop file did not change
the desktop; it only changed the login screen. But this is exactly wh
Thanks Brian and Monmotha I hooked up my workstation to my linux box
with a null-modem cable, but as Brian said, it still isn't a true console.
The boot messages don't show up and the login prompt is the first thing to
pop up. Brian, do you recommend any motherboards with a true console
port?
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
When I first installed RH 7.3, I chose GNOME as default desktop.
During my second installation, I chose KDE and I got a different login
screen. How can I get back to my GNOME login screen?
type as root:
echo 'DESKTOP="GNOME"' > /etc/sysconfig/desktop
then switch to in
An active hub is a multiport repeater. You can usually tell an active hub
from a passive hub by whether or not it uses its own power supply.
-dan
On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, Kevin Goad wrote:
> It depends on what kind it is. Intelligent hubs or repeaters will
> retransmit a signal, but the cheap home
On Monday 29 July 2002 09:29, you wrote:
> On Monday 29 July 2002 08:33, you wrote:
> > When I first installed RH 7.3, I chose GNOME as default desktop. During
> > my second installation, I chose KDE and I got a different login screen.
> > How can I get back to my GNOME login screen?
> >
> >
Red Hat Limbo 2 beta released. Some of the extremely broken things from
Limbo 1 are now fixed (like OpenOffice). Limbo has radical changes and
improvements over the 7.x series of Red Hat, so much testing is still needed
on various hardware configurations. Just like Mandrake 9.0 beta, if the
fina
On Monday 29 July 2002 08:33, you wrote:
> When I first installed RH 7.3, I chose GNOME as default desktop. During
> my second installation, I chose KDE and I got a different login screen.
> How can I get back to my GNOME login screen?
>
> ___
> LUAU ma
man switchdesk
it changes your default desktop
I know it works when you have a default runlevel of 3, but think you may
need to restart X if you by default boot into the GUI
dean
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
A GNOME "login" screen (the very first screen after completion of the
boot-up process to
A GNOME "login" screen (the very first screen after completion of the
boot-up process to enter userid and password) has a tool bar at the top
of the dialog window that allows me to select language, etc. The KDE
login screen does not have this tool bar.
But what does switchdesk do?
to change desktops, use
switchdesk gnome or
switchdesk kde
I'm not sure that's what you're looking for though
dean
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
When I first installed RH 7.3, I chose GNOME as default desktop.
During my second installation, I chose KDE and I got a different login
screen. How c
When I first installed RH 7.3, I chose GNOME as default desktop. During
my second installation, I chose KDE and I got a different login screen.
How can I get back to my GNOME login screen?
When I was a student, I managed to buy a 2nd-hand Chevy Vega. To me,
that was the most car I could have dreamed of. And Hello World, I am
ready to conquer you!
Fast forward in time. A friend of mine, who was smart to cash in his
(now worthless) dot-com stocks, bought a pair of matching Lamb
In a nutshell, WP gives mush more control over the document than SO.
Gary Sublett wrote:
Wayne,
I am somewhat familiar with your ongoing quest regarding WordPerfect and
your opinion of potential substitutes. I find the included WSJ article
interesting but it does little to explain, in detail
Randall Oshita wrote:
Rod!
Dude the P4s are fast esp. with PC1066, that's 533FSB. Expensive though.
And not supported by Intel.
Bandwidth for video and stuff.
Get RAID too and stripe ur HDs.
Go to like www.anandtech.com to see benchmarks using apps you plan to
use.
Don't think 64bit Hammer go
On Mon, 2002-07-29 at 00:52, Kevin Goad wrote:
>
> On Tue, 2002-01-29 at 05:39, Randall Oshita wrote:
> > What about a home switch like netgear or linksys.
> I don't think they do since most people wouldn't have a home large
> enough to warrant pushing the signal past its limits 100M or 380 Feet.
On Tue, 2002-01-29 at 05:39, Randall Oshita wrote:
> What about a home switch like netgear or linksys.
I don't think they do since most people wouldn't have a home large
enough to warrant pushing the signal past its limits 100M or 380 Feet.
Hi Warren,
It seems as though we went over this several weeks ago. I am using Mozilla
on RH 7.2 to access the cpbi site, and have done so for quite some time with
a business checking account. I haven't had problems, but they do give the
following message:
In order to maintain the h
What about a home switch like netgear or linksys.
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Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 6:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [luau] switch
It depends on what kind it is. Intelligent hubs or repeaters
Rod!
Dude the P4s are fast esp. with PC1066, that's 533FSB. Expensive though.
And not supported by Intel.
Bandwidth for video and stuff.
Get RAID too and stripe ur HDs.
Go to like www.anandtech.com to see benchmarks using apps you plan to
use.
Don't think 64bit Hammer gonna help if your software
It depends on what kind it is. Intelligent hubs or repeaters will
retransmit a signal, but the cheap home network hubs don't.
On Tue, 2002-01-29 at 05:16, Randall Oshita wrote:
> Will a switch or HUB act as a repeater?
> Thanks
>
> Randall
Will a switch or HUB
act as a repeater?
Thanks
Randall
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