http://www.economist.com/business/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Story_ID=
1251254
Respected British financial mag on open source, recently (check out
goofy graphic of penguin and cigar-suit guy arm in arm).
>From article:
Rumours of open-source software's demise are exaggerated
WHEN the hordes of volun
http://news.com.com/2100-1023-947182.html
A controversial initiative to standardize U.S. state laws on software
licensing faces a crucial vote this week, as battle-weary consumer
advocates and tech companies pin their hopes on a legal gathering in
Arizona.
Ray Strode wrote:
Um, cp?
Won't that blow away your device node and make a file named /dev/fd0
containing the data in network.img?
no.
Heh, I never knew you could do that. Learn something new every day...
--MonMotha
> Um, cp?
>
> Won't that blow away your device node and make a file named /dev/fd0
> containing the data in network.img?
no.
> If anything, I'd think youd need "cat network.img > /dev/fd0" or "dd
> if=network.img of=/dev/fd0"
Those methods will work, too.
> Or am I wrong?
Yes, in part.
--Ray
Um, cp?
Won't that blow away your device node and make a file named /dev/fd0
containing the data in network.img?
If anything, I'd think youd need "cat network.img > /dev/fd0" or "dd
if=network.img of=/dev/fd0"
Or am I wrong?
--MonMotha
Ray Strode wrote:
I'll be glad to try Mandrake 9.0 b
Ray Strode wrote:
>
> > I'll be glad to try Mandrake 9.0 but I need the instructions as to how
> > to download the floppy from the source either the Luau Mirror or the
> > MAndrake site. Where do I find the floppy image to download?
>
> Download the appropriate image (network.img if you want to i
"R. Scott Belford" wrote:
>
> Brian, (or anyone)
>
> I am the contact for this project at Pricebusters. To make this as easy on
> the management staff as possible, please do not call them to make
> arrangements to go by there. You might confuse someone. Please talk to me
> about your plans and
Al brought up an interesting issue. Suppose I have made a network
install floppy, how do I go from there?
> I'll be glad to try Mandrake 9.0 but I need the instructions as to how
> to download the floppy from the source either the Luau Mirror or the
> MAndrake site. Where do I find the floppy image to download?
Download the appropriate image (network.img if you want to install
off network, cdrom.img
One of the main differences between MDK 8.2 and 9.0 is KDE. Under MDK
8.2, I have to use IceWM b/c KDE (both 2.2.2 and 3.0.2) is not
stable/snappy enough for business work. Under 9.0 beta2, KDE performs
very satisfactorily.
There is something worthy of noticing. KDE (3.0) behaves much better
Brian, (or anyone)
I am the contact for this project at Pricebusters. To make this as easy on
the management staff as possible, please do not call them to make
arrangements to go by there. You might confuse someone. Please talk to me
about your plans and I will meet you or get Dean or possib
"W. Wayne Liauh" wrote:
>
> I bought a CDRW last October and I couldn't get it to work under either
> Win98 or Win2K. I downloaded the driver from the manufacturer. But it
> still doesn't work.
>
> "Ironically," I have no problems with either Mandrake 8.2 or Red Hat
> 7.3. And that was one of
Brian Low wrote:
>
> Aloha all,
>Just an update to this. I was able to pick up the 17" monitors (thanks to
> Jeff and his staff :)) However, we ran into some time delay and I was not
> able to take off from the Air Force Base until 4:00PM. This pushed my
> timeframe to pick up the 15" mon
On Sat, 3 Aug 2002, Carl Tucker wrote:
>An interesting column in DamonNews relating to the discussion that
>was just going on. Aimed at BSD, but applicable to *nix in general.
>Desktops: why bother?
>Greg Lehey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>http://ezine.daemonnews.org/200208/dadvocate.html
Perhaps I misse
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