I think one gigabyte (i.e. 2 raised to the 30th power) would be 1.074
billion bytes. So if an HD manufacturer did a dishonest thing and reported
his disk's capacity as billions of bytes rather than gigabytes base 2, he
would be over by about 7%, which is pretty close to what you're seeing (7%
of
I'm trying to use Xwin-32 and connect to my Linux machine by rlogin. I
have some experience doing this on OSF machines, there really isn't a lot
to it. After I uncommented the appropriate lines in inetd.conf so the
rlogin and rexec demons would actually get going, I was at a stage where I
could
Wow, I was really impressed by how quick I got an answer back on the memory
problem! Thanks John Connell.
In the mean time I have another newbie-question. I have an HP1600C.
That's not one of the printers that you can choose from when you're setting
up your printer. Does anyone have any experi
Hi,
I recently installed Mandrake 6.0 and it only uses 64 Mb of the 256 Mb
installed. The PC is a PIII (Gateway) with two 2940 SCSI cards. I'm using
whatever kernel comes with Mandrake 6.0, I don't know how to figure out
which one that is.
Is there an easy solution to this or am I doomed? I i
Hi,
I recently installed Mandrake 6.0 on a Gateway PIII PC with 256 Mb ram.
When I check the memory in use with the "top" command, it says I only have
something like 64 Mb. The appropriate KDE utility tells me the same thing.
Is there some bug in the 2.2whatever kernel that it can't use the oth
