Greetings!
I have a very slow Internet connection and I would like to download all the
repositories of Mandriva Spring via rsync. Any advice?
I couldn't find the rsync server in easy-urpmi site.
Thanks in advance.
Tata
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Any PLUGgers in Silicon Valley? I know we had a thread about that..
Has anyone tried the Maemo platform? Nokia does not sell the 770 and
N800 in PH...
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From: Mike Rowehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sep 5, 2007 7:56 AM
Subject: [mobilemonday] Silicon Valley Lin
The main reason I shifted from Fedora/CentOS to Ubuntu is intangible
and nontechnical: The Community!
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On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 13:47 -0400, David R. Meyer wrote:
> OpenSolaris runs VERY well in VMware server.
I'm also looking at this in the other direction. OpenSolaris
as the host and linux in vmware as the. I don't see an OpenSolaris
download of vmware. Does OpenSolaris have some sort of FreeBS
Hi, all.
Comclark has installed a Fortigate 100A (demo unit) in our main office and
installed a pfSense gateway/firewall PC in our remote office and the
IPSEC-based VPN is working fine.
I would like to replace the pfSense-based firewall with an Endian (EFW)
appliance or PC. I've already installe
On Tuesday 04 September 2007 21:27:14 David R. Meyer wrote:
> All,
> I am writing this because I am thoroughly confused by something. I have
> tried Ubuntu each release since v5. I have to tell you, when it comes
> to distros, I do not care for it. Let me be clearer...I can't stand
> it. With s
On Tuesday 04 September 2007 21:11:34 Jeric John Romero wrote:
> how would you compare fedora 7 and ubuntu 7.04?
Package management: in fedora you do yum, in ubuntu, you do apt
> In terms of development for LAMP and Java?
Installation just installation.
In fedora, you only need to select the D
On Tuesday 04 September 2007 21:45:06 Genfil Villahermosa wrote:
> I need help. I have a clone with Core 2 Duo, 4GB DDR2 and foxconn board
> installed with Fedora 6 64bit. But according to my system monitor I have
> only 3.2 GB of RAM. How can I get all 4GB of memory?
You most probably don't have
Hello Sheilla,
On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 17:10 +0800, sheilla bagalawis wrote:
Please post job vacancies and other job related emails to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Posting there is generally considered more clueful than posting
here because if you post here, it means you haven't been around
long enough to se
On 9/5/07, David R. Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't like gnome. However, I have not found (in the past) that the KDE
> version (Kubuntu) was as current as Ubuntu.
I'm using Kubuntu. AFAIK, since the Kubuntu project became an official
project, it is updated just like the main Ubuntu pr
you can simple boot that freebsd disk and use its gmirror(8) tool.
for more info see geom(4), geom(8), and gmirror(8) man pages.
On 39 0, gregorio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would like to clone our hard disk containing FreeBSD OS.
> The hard disk is installed on a PC acting as gateway serv
hello greg,
Mondorescue @ http://www.mondorescue.org
Nice Article regarding mondorescue @
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6808
OR
G4L(ghost for linux)
http://sourceforge.net/projects/g4l
Nice howto on G4L @
http://bhavesh.freeshell.org/cloninghd.html
Cheers,
Penguin
On 9/5/07, gre
I would like to clone our hard disk containing FreeBSD OS.
The hard disk is installed on a PC acting as gateway server.
I would like to clone it so in case of hard disk failure, all I have
to do is replace it.
How am I going to clone the hard disk. What software will I use. Any
windows-based or
Things I like with Ubuntu:
1) sudo apt-get update/install/remove/upgrade/dist-upgrade
2) i don't have to suffer with configuration/installation nightmares
Things I wish they would improve:
1) Default Theme is -- how do I say it? -- ugly.
Mhac
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On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 13:47 -0400, David R. Meyer wrote:
> OpenSolaris runs VERY well in VMware server. You need to
> download ALL THREE PARTS of the DVD and then put them
> together (instructions on how to do that are on the Sun
> site around the download area). Once you do that, install it.
Hi Tiger,
OpenSolaris runs VERY well in VMware server. You need to download ALL
THREE PARTS of the DVD and then put them together (instructions on how
to do that are on the Sun site around the download area). Once you do
that, install it.
It found ALL of my hardware properly the first time,
On 9/4/07, Elijah Alcantara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Why all that hate for a distro ... what's in it that you didn't like?
>
> Personally the only thing I didn't like about it is the choice of
> colours for the themes... I didn't like the default brown ones .. but
> other than that everything
I don't hate it, but I do enjoy doing the evil dance (it's a Dilbert
thing).
Here is what I don't like.
I don't like gnome. However, I have not found (in the past) that the
KDE version (Kubuntu) was as current as Ubuntu.
I don't like that I can't have a root shell without going and
downloadi
On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 09:27 -0400, David R. Meyer wrote:
> I can't stand it.
Originally I couldn't stand it either. I like it now. what
i couldn't stand was the inflexible install procedure (no
developer edition, no profiles to choose from, no ability to
choose what to install and what not to
On 9/5/07, David R. Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK...you've all got me convinced to give it ONE more try. I have been a
> Debian user for some time, and have also used Red Hat, SuSE and Mandriva
> for a while. I have been working with OpenSolaris for a while now and
> like it, but I will g
OK...you've all got me convinced to give it ONE more try. I have been a
Debian user for some time, and have also used Red Hat, SuSE and Mandriva
for a while. I have been working with OpenSolaris for a while now and
like it, but I will give Ubuntu one more shot. If I don't like it, I
will bur
I used to be an rpm-based distro kind of a guy. Tried from the early days
RedHat, then Mandrake, then SuSE (for a long time), while fiddled a bit with
Gentoo and even Linux From Scratch. But the first time I tried Ubuntu was
the first time my webcam worked with Yahoo Messenger (via Gyach). I kno
I like it because it's debian-based, the package management is great.
I'm much more comfortable working with debian-based OS's.
Hardware just 'works' , well most of the time at least.
Also, Ubuntu comes with full commercial support from Canonical and
hundreds of companies around the world. Don't
I need help. I have a clone with Core 2 Duo, 4GB DDR2 and foxconn board
installed with Fedora 6 64bit. But according to my system monitor I have only
3.2 GB of RAM. How can I get all 4GB of memory?
Janfel Q. Villahermosa
Head, Product R & D
Pulse Digital Network Corp.
i can think of two reasons: 1. everything worked 'right out of the box'. 2.
if I'm in a hole, i just google it up and a fellow ubuntu user almost always
has been through the same thing and there's documentation (more or less) of
how he got out of it.
I'm sure a case can be made re other distros as
I use Fedora but my guess is the following:
- large community support
- support for various hardware (specially network and audio cards)
- already includes proprietary codecs like MP3
- Debian-based
I'm curious too. But some friends whom I've convinced to switch to
Linux got Ubuntu working in one
this might help http://sourceforge.net/projects/windd/
On 8/31/07, Luisito G. Trinidad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> you could use ghost if you want to use windows-based software
> or try "dd" if your using linux os
>
> On 8/30/07, gregorio <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>
> > I would like to clone
All,
I am writing this because I am thoroughly confused by something. I have
tried Ubuntu each release since v5. I have to tell you, when it comes
to distros, I do not care for it. Let me be clearer...I can't stand
it. With so many distros already out there, why Ubuntu? Fedora,
OpenSUSE, M
how would you compare fedora 7 and ubuntu 7.04?
In terms of development for LAMP and Java?
Configuring my DSL Connection? which is easy?
--
JERIC JOHN ROMERO
BS Information Technology
Java Enthusiast
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If you are not looking for something strictly Open Source, CA's ARCserve
for Linux offers what I think is the best backup product for Linux on
the market today. They offer support for MySQL, Ingres, Apache Web
Server (with hot agents) and also support backup of Unix, Windows and
Netware.
For
On 8/22/07, Nelson Serafica <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm using scripts (rsync) and amanda to backup our files,etc. I'm planning
> to remove amanda since tapes are now obsolete. Is there such a backup
> software with GUI that can do backups that is free and effective?
Try Backuppc or Bacula.
WTF? One copy was enough to get our attention.
On 9/4/07, sheilla bagalawis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
>
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I am sure that some people feel the same way but can you please spare
us these types of e-mail?
Thanks.
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hi,
Just an o.t. based on your experience, can anyone pls recommend a
intel/asus/epox mobo for dual core or pentium 4 proc with a lots of pci
slot probably 4 or 5 pci slots and works fine on linux or bsd.
is there a good support on linux or bsd for intel dual core proc?
Thanks for your help g
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company engages in web and mobile development applications. As a Web 2.0
Company, we create and offer innovative tools, applications, and services to
web users, satisfying their ever changing web demands. The co
Axis Global Interactive is a development arm of U.S. internet. A start up
company engages in web and mobile development applications. As a Web 2.0
Company, we create and offer innovative tools, applications, and services to
web users, satisfying their ever changing web demands. The co
GO for Desktop since you're going to use it for coding. Unless you're very
intimate with the command line interface and vi/vim (or emacs).
--- mike t.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 4, 2007 10:22:26 AM
Best thing is for you to boot an Ubuntu Live CD. You'll see what works and
what not out of the box.
--- mike t.
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Sent: Tuesday, September 4, 2007 10:17:48 AM
Subject: [plug] DSL Question
Hi linu
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