GUESS WHO wrote:
Tks for your answer. What is minicom..?
Reverse telnet is a way of use telnet. If you are in a LAN network with other
host you can get out through a serial port (to a modem for example) of another
host using telnet.
In Cisco routers the exercise is very simple. It's enough to
Guenter Lichtenberg wrote:
The problem is that the disk has (of course) a Win*** file system (FAT 32 LBA)
that does not know about lower and uppercase filenames. In principle I see
two ways around this:
could you create a cramfs file on the flash device and use a loopback
mount to store your
houghi wrote:
Can people please NOT toppost. (...) Also I would like the
So who are the list maintainers/moderators? Do they exist?
I start to doubt it, or they are on a holiday.
It seems that there is no official point of view, wich means I can also
there's nothing to stop you killfile'ing
Joan Manuel Ventura Felix wrote:
i tried to use bt but, is too slow, in must of the case.
I too tried the torrents and I'd have died of old age first. I started
FTP download in evening, finished by next evening.
Does anyone know why the torrent seed is utterly useless? I am veyr sure
it
Martin Mewes wrote:
Why does everybody want swap to be twice the RAM size? There is no
reason for that. Besides that, having swap on a disk which is mostly
inactive will help. So moving swap to the disk with /var and /tmp
makes sense.
Maybe I am blind and maybe my knowledge here is rather old,
Matt Downs wrote:
On the Release Notes: you know, that's something I've never really
looked at when I am installing SuSE. I always thought that Release
Notes were just a list of bug-fixes and/or legal disclaimers. I'll have
that reminds me...
only after problems with one install where it
houghi wrote:
My personal first concern would however still go out to a seperate /home
for me, a separate /var is as important as a separate /home, but then, I
came from a solaris on server background where you tend to create more
partitions.
I've never used the default suse partitions,
Am running suse9.3 and self-built kernel 2.6.12.5
I just got a USB2-IDE adaptor and plugged it in. Didn't get recognised
first time, disk and adaptor must have not been ready, replugged and it
appeared as /dev/sda.
Anyway, I partitioned the drive and happened to notice a sequence of
errors
related question... why can't yast detect what boot loader there is
already. I upgraded a machine from suse9.2 to 9.3 and the /boot
partition had been set up with lilo, but yast installer defaulted to
grub. not a big thing for me to change during install, but it'd be neat
if it could detect
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi list,
I just found a package in YaST xen-tools-ioemu (x86). In the
description is written: You need virtualization support in hardware to
make use of this.
What kind of hardware support do I exactly need?
I too am interested in this; I've currently tried wine,
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