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Dusty,
Right now it will be a 'smart terminal' on my home LAN. I have
another box
with some good toys on it, and soemtimes more than one of us wants on it...
In the future it may turn into a file server of some sort, or a firewall +
rout
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Bruse,
You are the first person I've seen on the list that admitted to using
Aurora. I'm curious how much trouble it was to install it and how complete
the distro is. Please let me know what you think. BTW, does it come with
ssh?
Thanks
W. Wayne Liauh wrote:
While we are at it (i.e., discussion about fonts), I seem to vaguely
remember that there was a font installation tool in Red Hat 7.3
(through KDE, I believe). But now I don't seem to be able to find it
in 8.0. Does anyone know how to do that in Red Hat 8.0?
I think you
On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 11:14:38PM -1000, Bruce Howard wrote:
> I originally installed OpenBSD but switched to the Aurora
> linux distribution upon discovering OpenBSD's lack of proper
> multiprocessor support for Sparc 20.
OpenBSD has issues with multiple processors and large amounts of
memory. O
On Wed, Dec 04, 2002 at 12:27:55AM -1000, Ben Beeson wrote:
> Since I am needing ssh because I have disabled a bunch of
> stuff on my other boxes, I am needing to make the switch. (The
> partial RH 6.1 does not have ssh, and it is too much trouble
> to cross -compile.)
I think I would /dev/null a
Sorry, I read this off of a different list. Nobody seemed to be
replying there, so I'm assuming they don't know. Has anybody here know
if this kind of thing is possible? It sounds interesting, though not
sure what the application would be.
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Sorry for be
Aloha,
OpenBSD doesn't have a problem with multi-processors, it doesn't support
them. On most smp systems it will just ignore the extra processors.
I haven't had any problems with OpenBSD and memory, but the most I have
ever had in an OpenBSD system was 512MB
X works just fine in OpenBSD and I
The easiest way to do this is probably using Vmware ESX server and simply
use two virtual machines with the processor assigned to each. The problem
is the ESX server is EXPENSIVE... The type where they don't list a price,
just give you a contact number. I use the GSX server on some of my systems
Aloha,
I'm not an expert, but I think the short answer is they can't!
In smp systems everything is shared, so there is no way to tell one cpu to
use this memory and the other to use that memory.
Even in the Sun E10K, which is designed to be divided up into multiple
systems (called domains) like
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On Tuesday 03 December 2002 07:03 pm, Ray Strode wrote:
>
> freetype is a libary that can open font files (truetype, opentype, and
> other lesser formats) and convert fonts from their
> resolution-independent mathematical representations (as stored in
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On Tuesday 03 December 2002 05:11 pm, R. Scott Belford wrote:
> I propose that we have a Chief Officer, an Information Officer, and a
> Technical Officer. Please suggest otherwise. The Trilug site is not
> available now, but, I liked their arrangemen
Aloha,
I have been thinking about doing some public service announcments and short
educational tv shows on open source. They would air on Olelo and with a
goal of getting them on OC16 and beyond.
Would anyone on the list be interested in being interviewed about projects
they are working on, how
I downloaded an "E-mail Server" software for linux called eXtremail, i've
installed it but i cant get it to start (the daemon) the instructions say to
type "smtpd start" in the command prompt but it gives me this error
"bash: smtpd: command not found" ive tried going in to the directory in wich
Sorry, if I'm breeching protocol with crossover, please flame me privately.
This article:
http://www.embedded.com/story/OEG20021202S0052
was causing a bit of anger and disgust on another list, and I could
pretty much see why. This guy has 15 years of working experience with
vxWorks, none wit
Title: RE: [luau] Running a script
> I downloaded an "E-mail Server" software for linux called
> eXtremail, i've
> installed it but i cant get it to start (the daemon) the
> instructions say to
> type "smtpd start" in the command prompt but it gives me this error
> "bash: smtpd: command n
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Miguel,
> "bash: smtpd: command not found"
The message means the shell can't find the executable in the list of
directories stored in the $PATH variable. (See your .bash_profile and
/etc/profile for example...) Type "echo $PATH" at the
> seen available on the net before. My thinking was that if he had
> 15
> years worth of experience with Linux these things would have been
> just
> as easy.
If he had 15 years experience with Linux, it would be named after *him*,
not Linus!-)
reDiculous Dave
Oh yeah, missed that point by a bit. Of course, as a programmer guy, he
could be talking man years, yeah, that's what I meant, yeah, 15 man
years, he puts in 80 hour weeks.
Right.
-Charles
If he had 15 years experience with Linux, it would be named after *him*,
not Linus!-)
reDiculous Da
Dustin Cross wrote:
Great initiative, Dusty. I am definitely interested.
scott
Aloha,
I have been thinking about doing some public service announcments and short
educational tv shows on open source. They would air on Olelo and with a
goal of getting them on OC16 and beyond.
Would anyone on
Thanks for the excellent detailed response... I'm not trying to be nit-picky,
but are both these rasterization? Converting files to pixels and blurring
rough edges don't seem like the same thing. Is the term used for both? I've
seen "rasterize fonts" options on printer setups (don't remember
I propose that we have a Chief Officer, an Information Officer, and a
Technical Officer. Please suggest otherwise. The Trilug site is not
available now, but, I liked their arrangement as well. I propose that
Warren Togami be the first CO for the rest of this year and next, that
Jimen Ching b
server RARP
boot image on server
boot net
It's been years, but I muddled through this at one time
If you can't find a CDROM locally, let me know.
I may have one in the edebris pile...
please reply my [EMAIL PROTECTED] address for best response
-tongaloa aka Bob
Ben Beeson wrote:
install? W
Miguel wrote:
I downloaded an "E-mail Server" software for linux called eXtremail, i've
installed it but i cant get it to start (the daemon) the instructions say to
type "smtpd start" in the command prompt but it gives me this error
"bash: smtpd: command not found" ive tried going in to the di
Charles Lockhart wrote:
Sorry, if I'm breeching protocol with crossover, please flame me privately.
This article:
http://www.embedded.com/story/OEG20021202S0052
was causing a bit of anger and disgust on another list, and I could
pretty much see why. This guy has 15 years of working experien
This all can be quite painful. After sucessfully doing this once, it
took me several hours a few months later to get it set up again. Then
NFS ate my filesystem. But if you need help with this, I can get back
to you over the weekend or so. I have way too much homework to explain
this all. But
On Wed, 4 Dec 2002, Charles Lockhart wrote:
>was causing a bit of anger and disgust on another list, and I could
>pretty much see why. This guy has 15 years of working experience with
>vxWorks, none with embedded Linux, or even with Linux in general as far
>as I could tell.
I have two comments th
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, R. Scott Belford wrote:
>I propose that we have a Chief Officer, an Information Officer, and a
>Technical Officer. Please suggest otherwise. The Trilug site is not
>available now, but, I liked their arrangement as well. I propose that
>Warren Togami be the first CO for the re
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From: "Jimen Ching" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] HOSEF Status
> On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, R. Scott Belford wrote:
> >I propose that we have a Chief Officer, an Information Officer, and a
> >Techni
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From: "Ray Strode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] HOSEF Status
> > I propose that we have a Chief Officer, an Information Officer, and a
> > Technical Officer. Please suggest otherwise. The
I really don't have any respect for those self-proclaimed "technical"
people who insist that they must use pentium this and itanium that. To
me, they are nothing more than a bunch of ignorant anti-tech idiots.
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