Hi list,Anyone remembers using the speedcast satellite network? I'm going to do a test withthem in handling a Linux network. Can anyone relay their experience with speedcast if any. I have my own experiences
with them in the past but I want to compare notes, especially doing it in Linux.regards,Chr
On 11/6/06, Jerome Gotangco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Of course, if your motherboard doesn't support a free BIOS (LinuxBIOS
for example), then you are not yet truly free...ahh the complexities
of freedom.
Umm not to mention that it's not really free at all if you have to buy
hardware, instead
gNewSense removes the binary blobs of software that are essentially
non-free so if you are going to use it in a laptop, chances are, your
wifi will not work because the driver is non-free (ipw2200 for
instance). If you are using it on a desktop, the chances of it to work
out of the box would be hi
I use Ubuntu but there are others build on top of Ubuntu like
gNewSense as Nexenta. I urge you to try both -- specially Nexenta OS
- Ubuntu userland on Solaris 10 kernel! Explore DTrace (which will
also be in Mac OS X 10.5 code-named Leopard), Zones, self-healing,
etc. All the Solaris buz
kindly upgrade the version 1.1.4 open ofc.
On 11/3/06, Roberto Verzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A user of Writer shared this problem with me: he loaded an MS-Word .doc file
using his OpenOffice version 2, and saved it on a diskette still as a .doc
file. He went to another machine with a versio
my be you try ubuntu bro.
On 11/4/06, Rom Feria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What do you guys think? It is based on Ubuntu/Debian. I am
downloading it as I type and will try to install it on Parallels and
VMWare Fusion. :)
Cheers!
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Philippine Linux
Hello Zak,
On Mon, 2006-11-06 at 12:57 +0800, Zak B. Elep wrote:
> On 11/6/06, Marvin T. Pascual <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I've been using Ubuntu Edgy Eft AMD64 on my laptop for weeks until
> > yesterday I found out that some of my files inside my ~/Desktop
> > directory have changed. This i
On Mon, 06 Nov 2006 03:45:54 +0800
Andy Sy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * One concern of mine is that if I go Gentoo, how much of
> the educational value of managing my own dependencies will
> I lose?
>
Gentoo handles dependencies very well for the most part, the only
problem is that upgradin
On 11/6/06, Marvin T. Pascual <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been using Ubuntu Edgy Eft AMD64 on my laptop for weeks until
yesterday I found out that some of my files inside my ~/Desktop
directory have changed. This is the first time I encountered this
weirdness and hoping someone from this mai
Hello all,
I've been using Ubuntu Edgy Eft AMD64 on my laptop for weeks until
yesterday I found out that some of my files inside my ~/Desktop
directory have changed. This is the first time I encountered this
weirdness and hoping someone from this mailing list can shed some light
to my problem.
-
On 11/6/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Why is that CNet LAN card with DAVICOM chipset are not detected in Ubuntu6.06. I tried with the same brand LAN cards, but still they are notdetected.I tried Realtek LAN cards, they are detected...no problem.
Anybody, please help me on this?hi
is that at P570 server:)
On 11/5/06, Miguel A Paraz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 11/6/06, Paolo Alexis Falcone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a bit old, but I'd like to congratulate the SFD'06 team,
> especially UnPLUG for a job well done - we won the the "Best plan for
> FOSS deployment
For first timers yes, but after some tweaks here and there I'm sure
you'll get the hang of it. =)
tip: try reading its documentation, it helped me a lot.
jon
Froilan Romualdo wrote:
Is there anybody using Nagios for their network system? Is it really
difficult to install and configure?
Hi Froilan,
I'm also using nagios in my system. As with most open source
applications, it will take some time to configure and customize. But
after you finished customization, you can forget about it.
You might want to try some of these frontends. I still don't have time
to try them out. Maybe
for first time users, yes. it took me some time to figure it out.
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Nagios is pretty straightforward and your favorite distro might have
already packaged it so installation would make it work out of the box.
However, you will still have to do your configuration scripts to make
the plugins work. Simple ones like Ping and SMTP/POP3 check are not
difficult at all as
Thanks!On 11/6/06, rexonf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
cat /proc/cpuinfoOn 11/6/06, John Peter Loh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> How about querying on how many cores and clock speed of the computer? I have> a remote server and I forgot its configuration.
>> On 11/4/06, Salvador Junn Flores <[EMAIL PROT
On 10/31/06, JALANI paner C. MONTILA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yon bang nasa bahay lang ako tapos kahit anong job pagawa nila sa internet
then bayaran nila ako..
sa tingin nyo, meron ba yon??
Meron. I have one right now. Parang contract programming.
It's not something you can count on. A
Why is that CNet LAN card with DAVICOM chipset are not detected in Ubuntu
6.06. I tried with the same brand LAN cards, but still they are not
detected.
I tried Realtek LAN cards, they are detected...no problem.
Anybody, please help me on this?
_
Ph
cat /proc/cpuinfo
On 11/6/06, John Peter Loh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How about querying on how many cores and clock speed of the computer? I have
a remote server and I forgot its configuration.
On 11/4/06, Salvador Junn Flores <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> dmidecode is one good thing.
> dun
On 11/6/06, Andy Sy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've found it's actually pretty easy to determine what
Slackware packages are missing by looking at the 'libXXX.so
not found' error messages generated by an app and find it
a painless and fun way to learn about the innards of a
Linux distro.
Anothe
On 11/6/06, Paolo Alexis Falcone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is a bit old, but I'd like to congratulate the SFD'06 team,
especially UnPLUG for a job well done - we won the the "Best plan for
FOSS deployment project on new server for community benefit"![1]
Awesome! Too bad I missed that even
Is there anybody using Nagios for their network system? Is it really
difficult to install and configure?
--
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System Administrator
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For bodily exercise profiteth little:
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How about querying on how many cores and clock speed of the computer? I have a remote server and I forgot its configuration.On 11/4/06, Salvador Junn Flores
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
dmidecode is one good thing.dunno if lshw can show you the same.cheers!-junn-Mhac Janapin wrote:> Hmm...> In my vo
You can try Innove/Globe. They have FOSS friendly servers. ;)
Roberto Verzola wrote:
I'm interested in this thread because HALAL has received suggestions to put
its server on a Web host (or Web farm or whatever it's called). Any
suggestions about companies who are FOSS-friendly? I'm stil
Hi Andy,I'm a longtime Slackware user and now that I've *finally*got broadband, I all of a sudden realized that it is now
quite feasible to try out Gentoo (something I've alwayswanted to do).This is indeed a noble thing to try out other distros to broaden your horizon.
Are there any former Slackwa
Hi All,
I'm a longtime Slackware user and now that I've *finally*
got broadband, I all of a sudden realized that it is now
quite feasible to try out Gentoo (something I've always
wanted to do).
Are there any former Slackware users here who have gone
Gentoo (or vice versa) and do you have any comm
This is a bit old, but I'd like to congratulate the SFD'06 team,
especially UnPLUG for a job well done - we won the the "Best plan for
FOSS deployment project on new server for community benefit"![1]
Let's cook another good event next time!
[1]http://www.softwarefreedomday.org/Competition2006/Win
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