consumer labels tho. Important ratings are ns
(nanosecond) and Cas rating. The lower the better. I recently
failed to follow my own advice, and now I'm stuck with some under
performing (no bad areas tho) Kingston junk till I get around to
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the only proper use of --force. If it was your data or config
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On Tuesday October 14 2003 08:59 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Tuesday October 14 2003 10:39 am, Jason Greenwood wrote:
Anyone know how to undelete in XWC? I accidentally deleted some
files I'd dearly like to have back =(
Cheers All,
Jason
File manager you use isn't the question
think that's
'burnP6'. It'd probly be wise to check with memtest86 and mprime
first tho. Another opinion (?), I'm beginning to believe there's
no sense overclocking new systems that are already wicked fast and
high Ghz. Hard to admit for an oldtime overclocker ;)
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On Thursday October 9 2003 01:50 am, Aron Smith wrote:
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:55, HaywireMac wrote:
On Sun, 5 Oct 2003 19:21:57 -0500
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Nobody will bite your head off ...
that's nonsense and you know it.
awww just because
showed up in SBC's logs as receiving infected email from Winsux
users. Probly most of whom don't realize (or care) that they are
spreading viruses and fsckin up the Internet.
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On Thursday October 9 2003 01:01 pm, ed tharp wrote:
On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 08:37, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Thursday October 9 2003 01:50 am, Aron Smith wrote:
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 22:55, HaywireMac wrote:
On Sun, 5 Oct 2003 19:21:57 -0500
Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] uttered
On Tuesday October 7 2003 01:34 pm, 70233,2610 wrote:
On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 08:30, Tom Brinkman wrote:
N B, I've got a KT400a and 9.2. Basically the same chipset
as the KT600. Everything should work right out of the box. The
6 channel VIA AC97 works great. You don't really need a 600
, and you should have no
problem.
Anne
It's the new drives that do have the CRC checking shortcuts.
Prior to August 1998, WD's did proper CRC checks, were some of the
best drives.
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I'd replace a perfectly good working WD drive. IOW's, for
those with WD drives and no problems with them, or traceable to
them, I wouldn't give this WD-CRC deal another thought. Bottom line
is, keep backups, all drives today are lesser quality than they use
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thought it at least
semi off topic. BUT this list needs to seriously reduce OT posts.
Please post Linux accomplishments and or M$ failures to the OT
list. Specially political, even religious topics. Nobody will bite
your head off ... you might even convince somebody or two.
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, I know, but I was curious.) most ports showed up closed
but TCP ports 1080 and 1081 were stealthed. Now, how can that be?
Could it be that they are filtered by my ISP?
Björn
Try a better scan(s),
http://scan.sygatetech.com/
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it. I'm
aware of cdrdao, but I don't favor usin Disk at Once except for
iso's. Then I use 'biso NameOfIso'
(alias biso='cdrecord -v -eject speed=4 dev=0,0,0 -dao')
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to patch level -78, a new height even for Laurent ;)
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real loud'n fast next weekend. Hang out with my brother in
Alabama's temporary second largest city, the 'other' Mardi Gras
twice a year ;)
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On Sunday September 14 2003 01:32 am, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Tom Brinkman wrote:
Anyway, ya just gotta ask yourself why t'hell you would want,
or would need to regularly update everything with force an
nodeps in the first place (?) Specially cooker
Is anyone reading my posts?
Yes, I
rather than just plain ./configure
That'll put the binaries created in directories normally used by
Mandrake. Otherwise the program will probly put 'em in /usr/local
You'll probly have more questions after readin mandrakeuser, so
holler back ;)
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|less' and then you can
Arrow, Page down, or scroll with your mouse down thru the output,
either a page or line at a time. EG,
'll |less /usr/bin'
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in slot1, then slot2, an so on. I had a board some time
ago that didn't like this arrangment tho. Slot1 empty, slot2, then
slot 3, slot4 worked fine tho.
That said, FedEx has another 256MB Corsair stick on it's way to
me, so I hope I remember this advice ;)
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at the new installer ;)
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want, or would need
to regularly update everything with force an nodeps in the first
place (?) Specially cooker
Better to go gently thru the night
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about are some of the
settings.
There's not all that much to do. It's a generic (plug'n play)
monitor. So run XFdrake an choose 1024x768, 65k colors (16bpp), @
60 refresh rate. That'll work for any 17 crt monitor.
What video card? The monitor doesn't run all by itself ;)
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. AFAIC, it's already ready. Install RC2, update to current
cooker, you'll be as close to 9.2 final as it gets.
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On Saturday September 13 2003 08:04 pm, Bob Read wrote:
Thanks Tom. I have FlashPlayer installed, but it doesn't play
ShockWave files.
Bob
Yeah, meal culpa. I realize I totally had a brain fade an missed
what you were askin for. Sorry ;(
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(First thing I do after an install is disable the CD sources, as
they're already obsolete. I go to mirrors to get current. 'Course
first thing I do with instructions is throw 'em in the trash ;)
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Flunk the test, and you lose the privilege of paying
taxes.
I already did. I'm on the receiving end. You don't wanna go
there. Stay young an healthy ... pay the damn taxes.
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On Saturday September 13 2003 06:32 pm, Aron Smith wrote:
On Sat, 2003-09-13 at 17:02, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Saturday September 13 2003 10:46 am, Aron Smith wrote:
Why do so many people in the Linux community think that it is
cool to use a black or purple or dark blue background
-dao. Check the CDr's with
md5sum /dev/scd?
(replace ? with the dev number for your CD-RW)
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On Wednesday September 10 2003 12:35 am, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 13:44, Tom Brinkman wrote:
With this in mind, today after twice rebooting to new
kernels'finding modules' was instantaneous. Hardly a blink.
Uh...what kernels are you booting to now?
2.4.22-7mdkxp7
.
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(cooker list) that there were
problems with dhcp-client and their connections ;) They won, I had
to scratch. NBFD, eth0 works either way, otherwise you wouldn't
have to read this ;)
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$ (as user)
-or-
tom # (as root) 'tom' is the working directory with either.
if you edit /etc/bashrc, not your local one.
Femurs, aren't those leg bones?
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much more than
SMP. They only use one motor on winning race cars. The multi motor
cars are called 'crowd pleasers', but they're not fast, just showy.
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touch the case every once'n a while
to make sure you're discharged. A few beers doesn't hurt either,
MOF it's a prerequisite. 'Sides, soon as I get to pushin hardware
to it's limit, it's no longer mint condition ;)
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to confirm what I've read. I'm not
considering wireless, just curious.
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processors since the good ol' 440BX.
Probly best to use an Intel Retail (not OEM) board for P4's to be
on the safe side.
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, and you'd need to run, and connect to the
Net as root. There's very real reasons M$ currently has their own
microsoft.com servers hiding behind some Linux boxes.
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up to, it's probly a good idea to backup /boot before you try
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of ram.
I have an nvidia GeF2, but use the XFree86 driver. IIRC, there's
issues with nvidia's proprietary driver and = 1 gig of ram and/or
the bigmem kernels. I think the mem=860 restriction with the UP
kernel would eliminate those problems too (if they still exist?).
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Well, talk to Tom Brinkman about that. Not to excuse the lag in
hardware support in Linux, but there is a very good reason.
When a hardware vendor comes out with a new product, in your case
I believe the display is the prob, not the Nvidia, they are lined
up at MS's door
of their specialized needs, regardless of
OS. Something the open source community can't and won't do.
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, the
links (system.map, config*, etc.) you can leave (or delete). Just
be careful. If you have a spare partition to back up to, it's
probly a good idea to backup /boot before you try any deleting.
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, the percentage drops further. At
10 meters it's all but gone. True?
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-qa | grep -i' (_with_ the quotes)
Then when you start a new terminal, just typing 'frpm app' will
do all the extra typing for you ;)
If you don't wanna do any of that, I believe rpmdrake will
uninstall apps for you in a GUI, but I don't use it ;)
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into /swap hardly at all if ever.
[tom /tom] $ free -m
total used free sharedbuffers cached
Mem: 502458 43 0 83125
-/+ buffers/cache: 250252
Swap:509 0509
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was always needed. IE, gettin
off the old an tired 33mhz PCI bus.
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you the default server, what you're currently
usin, plus a drop down list of those you can switch to. Best to
stay with your default tho, and only switch when needed on a temp
basis, like my alias does.
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On Wednesday September 3 2003 02:40 pm, HaywireMac wrote:
On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 13:12:58 -0500
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From the CL, 'mplayer -ao arts filename' will use aRts
for the sound output.
In fact, even if I run the artsd when X starts, and play a movie
the way
On Wednesday September 3 2003 01:42 pm, HaywireMac wrote:
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From the CL, 'mplayer -ao arts filename' will use aRts
for the sound output.
AO: [arts] can't connect to aRts soundserver
Could not open/initialize
for all
advice.
I'd try another install. This time make /boot a separate
partition, ext3. Make your other partitions ReiserFS. I've been
usin ReiserFS since 7.2 beta's never a problem. If you opt for
XFS, still make an ext3 /boot partition, 20 to 50 mb.
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were closer to what my ATA/100 drive gets.
(Eko, you've got your mailer's 'reply to' set to yourself. You
should leave the reply to configuration line blank. Thanks)
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On Tuesday September 2 2003 05:58 am, Eko Budiharto wrote:
Hi,
have anyone of you ever installed in SATA with MDK?
Is HD SATA working with MDK?
In 9.2 yes, I don't know about 9.1 an older. I have a SATA port,
but no SATA drive. So I can't say how well it works.
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a vis the linux community or
corporate users, SCO may have violated the law.
That's what SCO said Friday mornin, later in the day they
changed their tune ... again
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11273
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On Thursday August 28 2003 04:25 pm, Heather/Femme wrote:
On Thu, 2003-08-28 at 13:21, Tom Brinkman wrote:
snip
run the appropriate 'burn' module on your
(her) system, it's not stable IMO. Many store bought (ready
made) computers won't pass. Any laptop surely won't. There's no
reportin
be on the cooker mirrors. If
you're gonna try a cooker package tho, get the src.rpm and rebuild
it on 9.0
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thru test #1800 or so, run burnK7 for 25
minutes . then you know your hardware is stable. So far I am
with an XP core at 2301, CL2.5-2-2-2 DDR427.
So I gott'a XP Whatever (3600+?) that RUNS like a scalded ape.
Glibc compiles are a lot shorter ;) No Winsux ;)
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On Wednesday August 27 2003 12:13 pm, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Tuesday August 26 2003 09:54 pm, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Miark wrote:
It's possible the old mount setting in fstab is still active.
Have you checked mtab to make sure the partition isn't already
mounted
On Thursday August 28 2003 08:55 am, Anne Wilson wrote:
On Thursday 28 Aug 2003 1:41 pm, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
On Thursday 28 August 2003 01:22 am, Tom Brinkman wrote:
snip
I know y'all believe memtest86 is _THE_ test, an I
confess I run it first too. But it's a weak test
On Thursday August 28 2003 04:55 am, Michael Adams wrote:
So what were you needing your newbie help with Tom?
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too. My brother could use it, but he doesn't know that. 'Sides he
considers somethin like that major surgery.
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that.
'Sides he considers somethin like that major surgery.
I apologize to the list. Mea Culpa. I should'a specified off
list responses. In any event, Darklord beat everybody to the punch.
He's a good guy anyhow ;) Sort'a helpful around here.
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before fixin your partitions.
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format is set
to USA-english.
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On Sunday August 24 2003 01:56 pm, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
How, specifically, are you adjusting your time zones?
With ntpd? Just pick a time server in your zone. For syncing
your software clock to your hardware clock see 'man hwclock'. EG,
hwclock --systohc'
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(change log) lists. If your printer is still a
problem, post to the cooker list, and if need be file a bug report
on bugzilla. Hurry every chance you get, it's gettin late in the
9.2 testing stages.
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-2.6.0-0.test3.1mdk-1-1mdk.i586.rpm
That's test3, test4 should be available shortly. I don't think
2.6 will be in mainstream distros till early next year. I wouldn't
fool with it just now.
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by Mon. or Tues. I'll let ya have first crack
at 'em ;) I'm already runnin RC1.
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in a store are runnin Winsux. Same for online reviews.
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)
will launch File Roller and then just choose Extract, and click OK.
Try both the CL and the GUI, see which method you like the best ;)
unrar needs to be copied to rar, because that what File Roller looks
for and uses. So don't skip that step. 'Course you could also do it
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chkrootkit
check for in these files?
I noticed most all the suspect files belonged to closed source
proprietary applications. Namely StarOffice and Java. Use of
closed source drivers and apps is always a security risk.
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, or is it something else really ?
No idea but you're gonna haft'a eliminate hardware causes first.
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, they'll probably just fire the tech who
set it up and disavow any knowledge of it.
Charles
Well someone please tell me how you'd run Microsoft-IIS/6.0 on
Linux ?? ... or is the server just spoofed?
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That still amounts to Linux savin their butt. Their main site,
still comes back
An error occured while loading http://www.windowsupdate.com:
Unknown host www.windowsupdate.com
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with a smaller movie,
whereas before it wouldn't fit by itself. I've yet to have a need
to rescale mp3's or wav's tho. Cdr's are cheap, I already fit
around 20 to 25 normalized wav's to an audio CDr, 100 to 125 mp3's
to a data CDr ;)
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, the good cracks were gettin harder to find anyhow ;
Linux has made an honest man out'a me
Seriously
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partitions and re-create them. In Douglas' case
this is necessary since they need to be re-formatted anyhow.
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, and the t
number, the important one, Timing buffered disk reads is constant
... 47+ mb/sec. I suspect the new hdparm is more accurate.
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, if the files had been
on a real file system, and not subject to M$ fragmentation, the
transfer would'a been no problem.
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run all that well at the specs
the 'makers' set out. Dell is a good example ;
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keyboards. I didn't have a USB
kybd, but with my old hardware, F1 - expert, would not complete
loading the 2nd stage ramdisk with 9.1. Default install loaded with
no problem. Green gremlins were to blame ;)
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On Tuesday August 12 2003 02:44 am, Anarky wrote:
On Monday 11 Aug 2003 6:15 pm, Tom Brinkman wrote:
Well, I'm reading this thread and seein the suggestions to
use hdparm parameters in rc.local or harddisks with some
wonderment. With Mandrake 9.x, you shouldn't need to configure
any
On Wednesday August 13 2003 02:56 pm, Haywiremac wrote:
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Partitions can be shrunk. The tool would depend on the FS.
BUT you'd still need to backup all data, 'cause it's a risky
business. Better to delete
the connection properly
configured, but can't connect.
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or XFS is
used for all other partitions. Civileme did extensive FS testing
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