Charles,
$25/hr is pretty sad for a knowledgable Cisco field eng. Especially for
only two days work. How can anyone afford to live in Hawaii who consults
for $25/hr. Most consultants work less than 2000 hours per year and that
is why they charge more, and their knowledge.
If you make $25/hr
for something like this, please have them send me a
resume and salary requirements.
Mahalo,
Dustin Cross
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sr. Network Engineer
Cryptek - Hawaii
550 Paiea Street, Suite 236
808-779-4077
been trying to find anything to connect to on Mbone and can't find
anything. Is no one using Mbone? Does RR not connect to Mbone? Will
broadband users even be able to access my multicast stream if I get it
setup?
Thanks,
Dusty
On Tuesday 2005-02-15 10:01, Dustin Cross wrote:
Aloha,
http
Aloha,
Where is a good place to buy memory from on the island? I am looking for
4x 1gb PC3200 for a powermac G5.
Mahalo,
Dusty
Aloha,
Does anyone know of a way to export a window from my desktop to the
desktop of another computer? An example would be person A is looking at
picture in gimp and makes zooms in to a specific area on the picture and
then wants person B to see what area he is talking about, so person A send
Thanks,
I was thinking of VNC, but we really only want one specific window, not
the whole desktop.
Now I am looking at xkeys and xwatchwin. Does anyone have experience with
these?
Malaho,
Dusty
Aloha,
Does anyone know of a way to export a window from my desktop to the
desktop of
Correct,
But I want to do something a little different. I want to send the window
I am currently working on to another system so they can see what I am
doing.
It looks like xwatchwin is what I am looking for. I need to do some
testing, but I think I will be able to use it from the local host
/brian chee
University of Hawaii ICS Dept
Advanced Network Computing Lab
1680 East West Road, POST rm 311
Honolulu, HI 96822
808-956-5797 voice, 877-284-1934 fax
- Original Message -
From: Dustin Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 4:39 PM
Aloha,
I am trying to find out if it is possible to put a Fibre Channel card in
my Linux File Server and start sharing disk space over 2Gb fibre Channel.
Does anyone have any knowledge of doing this?
Thanks,
Dusty
Aloha,
I was able to find this: http://www.pavitrasoft.com/mayastor/
Mayastor software is a combination of several kernel driver modules that
can convert Linux system into a powerful fibre channel storage system.
Linux had proven itself as a powerful Internet server and now it can be a
powerful
Aloha,
Are there any filesystems that work on Linux, OSX, and Windows? I am
thinking that XFS must work on Windows, but I can't find anything for it.
I know SGI has CXFS clients for Windows, Linux, and OSX, but I think that
is VERY expensive.
Basically I have a few external firewire harddrives
and more
towards SATA.
/brian chee
University of Hawaii ICS Dept
Advanced Network Computing Lab
1680 East West Road, POST rm 311
Honolulu, HI 96822
808-956-5797 voice, 877-284-1934 fax
- Original Message -
From: Dustin Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
and doesn't require proprietary solutions like FC.
/brian chee
University of Hawaii ICS Dept
Advanced Network Computing Lab
1680 East West Road, POST rm 311
Honolulu, HI 96822
808-956-5797 voice, 877-284-1934 fax
- Original Message -
From: Dustin Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
Aloha,
I have an odd X question. I am looking for an X application like Exceed,
but I need one that runs on Solaris. I know we can redirect teh X display
to Solaris with normal X. The probem is we have a few unix applications
that take over the entire desktop. We are using multi-monitor
Aloha,
Does Fedora use .deb or .rpm for packages. It uses apt-get.
Mahalo,
Dusty
How is Fedora better/different from Red Hat or Mandrake.
It looks like Red Hat 9.0 with a different skin. I though it was
apt-get functionality for Red Hat.
-Matt
- Original Message -
From:
Aloha,
Your e-mail is a little vague so I am not sure wht you are trying to do. I
think you want to put some Linux editing stuff at Olelo?
I am a filmmaker here in Hawaii and a Linux user since late 93. I mostly
us M$ based products for my editing and effects. I really like FCP, but I
don't
Ming Yu,
I think it is just the S370. There isn't much too it, it is a tiny little
thing that fits between the CPU and PL-PRO/II. It is soo small that it
seems like a part of the PL-PRO/II. If you are in Hawaii I have a couple
of these that I am no longer using. You could check them out if
Sorry, I am not ready to get rid of them yet.
Mahalo,
Dusty
Dusty,
Thanks for your reply. I am in China. If you are no longer using them,
would you like to trade them for some thing? My dual pentium pro
machine is still running, and I am going to upgrade it to dual celeron
533 with
Aloha,
I think you are correct. When I bought my adapters they offered a PIII
version that came with the PL-PRO/II and a seperate smaller adapter that
fits in between the PIII and the PL-PRO/II. The Neo S360 is so small I
forgot all about it.
Dusty
Thank you,Dusty. But maybe you have used
Aloha,
I have a new job where we are using thin clients (Sun Rays) to replace
desktops. We have found solutions for almost everything except several of
our users need Netmeeting like functionality. Has anyone had any luck
getting ANY of these types of systems working in a thin client
Aloha,
Yes, just put faster PIII processors in the PL-PRO/II adapters. The PPro
systems run at 66mhz. What I did was convince Powerleap to sell me PL-
PRO/II adapters with no processors and then I bought 2x PIII 1.1Ghz
processors with 100Mhz bus. The bus is the important part. Basically you
Aloha,
This is a pretty funny little quiz.
http://www.malevole.com/mv/misc/killerquiz/
Mahalo,
Dusty
779-4077
Aloha,
I am trying to find some information about SANS and I can't seem to find
what I am looking for. Is it possible to share linux file server space
over Fibre Channel? Basically can I put a couple TB of disks in a linux
box and a Fibre Channel adapter and then share those disks with other
Aloha,
I am looking for something that will let me send e-mail to one address and
10 people get the message. I don't need any fancy web interface or
anything like mailman, just a simple text file I can add addresses to would
be great.
I tried doing this with Procmail and screwed up bad and
ALoha,
I just realized I can have multiple addresses in my Postfix alises file,
just comma seperate them.
Dusty
how about create an account you will be emailing to, then put the
addressed in the .forward.
On Friday 06 June 2003 05:39 pm, Dustin Cross wrote:
Aloha,
I am looking
Aloha,
I was just wondering what is the least expensive thin client (everything
from keyboad to monitor) a company can put together to use with something
like LTSP? I have looked around and find NO inexpensive thin clients
anywhere and X terminals are crazy expensive. It seems that I can get a
Brian,
I think I donated some of the old ones (for the 1600) to HOSEF. I could be
wrong, they might be older. I don't know what the policy is about that,
but you should at least look into it.
Dusty
Ok folks:
I've inherited quantity 8 Compaq DL380 (black single handle raid cans)
drive
Ben,
Any SCSI cd-drive will work or do you want one that is designed to fit in
the pizza box?
Dusty
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Aloha,
Anybody know where I can find a Sun CD drive for a Sparc 20?
Mahalos,
Ben
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Aloha,
For a Corporation, their isn't a lot of cost savings in Linux on the
Desktop. I am researching this right now for a company and find very
little difference in cost. A company with limited tech staff is not going
to just download linux and install it on all their desktops. They need and
Aloha,
I don't see MS making a Linux distro, but they could very well come out
with a BSD based OS. That way they can have as much proprietary stuff as
they want.
Dusty
I really think they will come out with a MS Linux (have thought this
for years). They will have to eventually, just like
Aloha,
Thought I would let people know about a Linux accounting software solution
I found. It is not open-source, but it sounds good.
Appgen® MyBooks Professional
MyBooks Professional is the ideal financial platform for any upwardly
mobile small business because it is a true high-end package
Good words Scott! Our state needs to attract new business. Some companies
are abusing 221 and that needs to be stoped, but we shouldn't change 221.
The Tax office has changed what businesses need to do to use 221,
specifically addressing the abuses to date.
The problems I see with 221 is that
#apt-get -u upgrade
#emerge -e world
Who has used both and which do people prefer for keeping a server up-to-
date for security patches and such. I have never used either of these
distros, but I am thinking of using one for the upgrade of my server from
SuSE 7.3. I want something easy to keep
Red Carpet sounds nice, but I need something that works with Sun Sparc
hardware.
Dusty
I personally find red carpet to be of good use for keeping my distro
updated. Red Carpet is made by Ximian the same company that makes
Evolution, an Outlook styled email, calendar, notebook, etc program.
Looks like their April Fools joke got out a day early!
I am begining to think Debian is the right choice, but I am still
interested in Gentoo. I am starting to test them both.
Dusty
Dustin Cross wrote:
#apt-get -u upgrade
#emerge -e world
Things have changed and gentoo is moving
Aloha,
What is the best distro choice for a simple web/webmail server. My SuSE
7.3 Sparc Ultra II server has been great for over two years, but I am
starting to worry that I don't have any routine back-ups or disk
mirroring. If anything happened to this server Sandi would be very unhappy.
I am
Aloha,
What is the best distro choice for a simple web/webmail server. My SuSE
7.3 Sparc Ultra II server has been great for over two years, but I am
starting to worry that I don't have any routine back-ups or disk
mirroring. If anything happened to this server Sandi would be very unhappy.
I am
OH YEA, Lets go have some fun! How about Karaoke?
Dusty
On Sat, Feb 22, 2003 at 05:24:38PM -1000, Vince Hoang wrote:
Apologies in advance to the non-Oahu members.
Given the recent threads (both high and low quality), I am
wondering if the list members would be interested in a little get
Tom,
Please don't leave the list!
These types of e-mail should not be allowed, but I don't think we want a
moderator, so this will happen. Everyone should ignore it and send a
personal e-mail to the offender asking them politely to NEVER do that
again. All of the conflicts on this list revolve
Dan,
Please take your ANTI-LUAU/ANTI-HOSEF crap somewhere else!!
Dusty
I love this list. I have gained so much support for my non-profit
group so keep up the good work :o
I apologise to the list for that, I ment to send that to Dan only.
Dusty
Aloha,
Does anyone know of a video card or other inexpensive solution where I can
use a television as the only monitor for a computer running Linux. I want
to be able to see everything starting with the bios on the television and
be able to run it through my VCR so I can record an entire install
I don't think I can buy into the a few guys control everything reason for
low salaries.
I think it has more to do with the people that stay in Hawaii. The best
and the brightest of Hawaii tend to LEAVE the island as soon as they can
and they don't come back for years if ever. This has been
Don,
VERY WELL STATED and GOOD JOB!
Dusty
P.S. - We support Open Source, Linux is just one part of that. There is
also BSD, Apache, GCC, Xfree86, Open Office, etc.
I think you guys are misunderstanding the mission of ThinktechHawaii.
We are not for or against any tech nor do we take a
Aloha,
Don't know anything about this promotion, but I use a Verizon DSL line to
Flex and have been very happy. Roadrunner is MUCH faster and a little
cheaper than what I pay, but Flex doesn't care that I have my own mail and
web server and Flex is NEVER down. If you don't need to run any
Correct. I pay both Flex and Verizon and it ends up being more than the
$39.59, I think I pay $65 per month, but I like being able to LEGALLY run
my own servers with fear of ports being blocked or getting a letter saying
that it is against the AUP. And I pay much less than the Roadrunner
OOPS! Sandi ment to send this to Vince.
Dusty
I found this great opportunity at Dice, and thought it might be helpful
in your job search.
http://seeker.dice.com/jobsearch/servlet/JobSearch?
op=1002dockey=xml/0/d/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here is a position that CSC has had advertised
I was a contractor at Bell Atlantic building out thier DSL a few years
back. The choke point was at the CO (central office). Basically all of
the DSL lines from your area terminate there and that system is connected
to the main office and then to the internet. At Bell Atlantic the
connection
Aloha,
Is your organization a secret? Nothing has ever been mentioned on this
list (the only open source technology forum I know of in Hawaii) about your
organization, until now. It is great that you have done this work and are
supporting open source in Hawaii, but is sounds like you are being
Aloha,
I'll be at Pricebusters tonight with my camera. See you there.
Mahalo,
Dusty
Aloha,
What will be going on at the meeting on tuesday? I would like to bring
my camera down and start getting some video footage for a series I want
to do on open source in Hawaii. Who will be there
Aloha,
What will be going on at the meeting on tuesday? I would like to bring my
camera down and start getting some video footage for a series I want to do
on open source in Hawaii. Who will be there for me to interview or who
would like to be there to talk about opensource in Hawaii.
Ho'ala -
Aloha,
This is a reminder that the local chapters of the Association for Computing
Machinery (ACM) and the ACM special interest group on computer graphics
(SIGGRAPH) is having a meeting today,
Thursday, January 30th, 6:30 pm
Hawaii Institute of Geophysics (HIG) building
Room 110
UH Manoa Campus
Aloha,
I have to disagree with everyone here. There is nothing wrong with using
an old version of Linux to learn. The problem you will have with an old
version of linux is hardware support. You have to use old hardware. Once
you get past that it depends on how much you already know. If you
Aloha,
If you really want/need to run Linux on old hardware and it is mainly for
learning, I would suggest using one of the small Linux distributions, like
Monkey Linux. I used to use Monkey and it was great. It is very old,
hasn't been updated since 1997, but it works, it doesn't require much
Something I forgot to mention. You will need to use SmallX on this laptop.
Monkey Linux comes with it (it used to be called tinyX, but they changed
the name to smallX). SmallX is designed to run on systems with 4mb of
ram. If you try the slackware install in the 4mb laptop how-to then you
can
Warren,
I might be able to help out on Thur with the Sun stuff. I have serial
cables and even have the straight through RJ45 cable with 9 and 25 pin
adapters.
I have never used Solaris 9, but in past versions, the default PATH is read
from /etc and the file for the shell you are using.
Aloha,
I have 4 80GB western digital drives and I had to replace all 4 of them
within 9 months of buying them. They all failed with data unrecoverable,
about every other month. That sucked. The new drives have been fine and
Western Digital support was very good about rushing me a replacement
Wayne,
You do not have a permenant hostname. The IP address has a permenant
hostname in DNS. You have a temporary IP address that is almost never
changed.
Would you please go read about IP addresses, dhcp, and DNS so that you can
speak inteligbly on the subject and stop trying to make
uh, that was supposed to be nothing into something :)
make something into nothing.
Wayne,
Road Runner has always assigned hostnames to all of their DHCP clients and
so does every other ISP that uses DHCP that I know of. This is standard
practice and is how they track the systems on their network. You can
override this functionality, but it sounds like your problem is with a
that it is my right that is
being breached, my computer that is being invaded.
Of course, I have to 'warn you that I am now speaking as a politician.
Dustin Cross wrote:
Wayne,
Road Runner has always assigned hostnames to all of their DHCP clients
and so does every other ISP that uses DHCP that I know
Charles,
I would do a port scan to see if you can see the port from outside, and
look at firewall and tcpwrappers.
Dusty
I'm brain dumping here:
I've got a Redhat 7.2 machine that I just set up. I've got an app
running on it that's listening on port 8000, but it's refusing all
external
Cool, congrats.
Dusty
Aloha,
This column was published in today's edition of the Honolulu Star
Bulletin.
Computer savings for design-build company
by Erika Engle
http://starbulletin.com/columnist/column.php?id=1957col_id=7
Mahalo,
Ho'ala
Aloha,
Why not use SCP, that is the built in file transfer utility of SSH. It
seems that if dreamweaver is using SSH to transfer files they should have
an interface for SCP like most GUI SSH tools.
FTP is bad
Dusty
Computing Lab
1680 East West Road, POST rm 311
Honolulu, HI 96822
808-956-5797 voice, 808-956-5175 fax
- Original Message -
From: Dustin Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 5:58 PM
Subject: Re: [luau] Secure FTP to RedHat 7.3 box?
Aloha,
Why
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
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
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
Aloha,
It depends on what you do with the box. I think OpenBSD is the best OS for
older Sun boxes, but that is just me. You can always open the case and
plug in a SCSI cd-rom and do your install with the CD hanging out. Just
set it to SCSI ID 6. OpenBSD recomends downloading their boot floppy
Aloha,
Helping Scott go through the Sun hardware that has been donated and we came
across a Sun Microsystem i386/250. It is pretty cool. I knew Sun made PCs
for a little while, but I have never actually seen one. Has anyone here
ever used one? It sounds like only SunOS 4.0.2 is the only OS
Scott,
I can help with the Sparcs. I think I will be filming this tuesday, but
maybe next?
Dusty
Also, moving forward, I am going to try to create more opportunities
for us to deploy computers. Starting this Tuesday, I am going to be
at the lab we have set up at Pricebuster's Stadium
Aloha,
Can you provide a little more info about your situation? What is your
config, what have you tried, where is the problem?
Dusty
I was searching the web to try to track down possible causes for my
packet loss issues over the last 3 weeks. I have little to no hope my
ISP will figure
Honolulu, HI 96817
Phone: (808) 371-3571
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dustin Cross
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 11:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [luau] non-profit incorporation status
Aloha
off for them in short order.
Ronald Willis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Dustin Cross wrote:
Aloha,
How far along are we on the non-profit stuff? Sandi and I have
about 20 15- 19 working monitors to donate, but we need the tax
write off. Will we have non-profit status before
can come up with a lot more than
just monitors, especially if you have interest in a thin-client
environment.
scott
- Original Message -
From: Dustin Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 11:41 AM
Subject: Re: [luau] non-profit
reading through news groups, it sounds like BeOS does use STL and
RTTI, but BeOS libraries don't use exceptions, instead they use the
mechanism of returning error values on calls like it is done in UNIX
Dusty
On Tue, 22 Oct 2002, Dustin Cross wrote:
BeOS was written in C++ and it was one
Aloha,
Check out these data centers and how organized they are. And someone once
complained about my cabling!
http://www.sandust.org/sandust/pics/rack_small.jpg
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/28/27488.html
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/28/27684.html
Aloha,
I would have to vote for GPL. Why should someone be able to take something
paid for with my tax dollars and use it for their own gain without having
to give something back? But in reality either would be a good start.
I think ALL unclass gov't developed software should be GPL or BSD
Aloha,
I think SPAM is pretty obvious. Someone sending e-mail about joining thier
porn site or send them $50 for their get rich quick program, that is SPAM.
A user asking for help with open source, no matter if they are a home user
or an individual looking to pay someone to help them set up
Warren,
This was supposed to say it SHOULDN'T be considered a problem.
I use postfix and squirrelmail for everything. I have tried some of the
spam filters and they get a little more than half of it, but they also get
mail that isn't SPAM some times, so I just deal with it and delete! For a
Aloha,
How far along are we on the non-profit stuff? Sandi and I have about 20 15-
19 working monitors to donate, but we need the tax write off. Will we
have non-profit status before the end of the year or is there somewhere
else we can donate the monitors to for this group and get the tax
Aloha,
Has any tried the WIN4LIN Terminal Server? It sounds pretty good.
Sandi and I use WIN4LIN desktop all the time and it is great.
Thanks,
Dusty
Aloha,
PricewaterhouseCooper Consulting is completly seperate from the finance
side of PwC. PwC Consulting is just a HUGE computer consulting company.
So I dought there will be any big push from this for financial softaware on
Linux.
Dusty
Since IBM is betting so heavily on Linux, and since
I agree, that was way out of line!
Dusty
I think you are out of line, Al... He's not saying anything that you
haven't said in the past, and he was mentioned in other folks' posts.
Cliff
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Yea, this is Oceanic's top commercial account. They allow servers and even
do DNS is you need it.
Dusty
Dusty
That is actually fairly cheap for that level of service. Do you know
if they allow any commercial use, like web servers? (Why else would
they give 5 static IP's...)
I know. What I was trying to say is, a T-1 is 1.544Mb and no one refers to
it as 192KB. All data communication outside the somputer is done in bits
per sec.
Dusty
Dustin Cross wrote:
DOH!
I hate it when people do this! Data communications are always done in
bits!
A T-1 is 1.544 Mbits
.
$199 is too much. I pay like $55 for my DSL (768/128) with 1 static IP and
flex doesn't care what I do with it so long as it's legal. I never worry
about my mail server and I don't complain that Sandi has over 1GB of mail
on it.
Dusty
Dustin Cross wrote:
Aloha,
I just set-up a business
speeds. I don't know
how accurate it is,but I can average 1.8Mbs in Windows2k and 2.5Mbs in
Mandrake 8.2(I once hit 2.9Mbs). I swore I read that our Hawaii RR is
capped at 2Mbs.
Anyone have a more accurate way to test?
On Thu, 2002-07-25 at 04:58, MonMotha wrote:
Dustin Cross wrote:
DOH
and the bandwidth both?
Aloha,
Rob
--- Dustin Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mon
I am not complaining about the cost. But for me as a power user that
is
too much. I run my own mail server so I don't have to deal with other
peoples limits or call and complain when their server goes down. I
X works just fine with 8-bit color. Things in the background just use the
unused colors instead of the colors it should. I used to help this by
limiting my window manager settings to only a couple shades of grey. I
wouldn't say they are unusable. Have you set one up to see how it looks?
I had
Aloha,
Sandi and I still have several (approx 25) 15-17 pc monitors that work and
a few that don't if the repair guy can use them for parts. We are ready to
donate them. Sandi wants them donated to a non-profit org so we can write
it off on the taxes. I don't think LUAU or MPLUG counts. Do we
I forget, what is bronze level? 768/128?
Dusty
Falcon I`o will be happy to provide DSL with as many static IPs as you
require. Bronze level is 54.95 for including Verizon charges (37.95 to
Verizon for the local loop 17.00 to Falcon I`o for the Internet
access). This also includes access
Aloha,
If I remember correctly Sparc20 uses SCA SCSI drives. Those can be found
pretty cheap. Also Ultra1 and Ultra2 use SCA.
Dusty
Be prepared to spend a little money on the sun, and a lot of money on
the hard drive. Most suns (with the exception of some of the Ultra
workstation series)
I switched to DSL so I wouldn't have to deal with this stuff. Sandi and I
run our our mail and web server for personal use and it would suck to have
RR shut us down and not get e-mail until I got a new provider!
Dusty
I dont know if anyone here on a RR cable modem has ever had their
packet
DOH!
I hate it when people do this! Data communications are always done in bits!
A T-1 is 1.544 Mbits/sec not ~193KBytes/sec right?
Dusty
My rates are more between 300KB/sec through 600KB/sec, but I am not
complaining. That is still considerably faster than T1, with a 5%
price tag per
Aloha,
I just set-up a business account with RR and we are getting ~3.7Mb down
~1Mb up. The installer said the system was capped at 4Mb. That costs $199
per month and comes with 5 static IPs and we can have servers.
An OC-12 is 622Mb per sec. An OC-3 is 155Mb/sec. When I was at Level3
Warren,
Home Depot is where I get all my cable and wall plugs and stuff like
that. They have crimp tools and I think testers (I own crimp tools and
borrowed a tester). I recently wired up an office with 8 RJ-45 outlets, 8
RJ-11, and 8 Coax. Cat5e and RG6. It cost just under $400.
Graybar
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
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
Aloha,
OpenBSD (http://www.openbsd.org/) is great on old sun hardware. Solaris is
real slow on an IPX and old versions of Solaris don't come with all the
great tools we are used to with Linux. If you were in Hawaii I could let
you borrow Solaris (2.5.1, 2.6, or 2.7, I don't think 2.8 dropped
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