To all:
I found out that the sax2 command has been removed purposefully from
Suse 11.3 (current version) and is expected to disappear.
The current plan is to use Xorg -configure as the new way to correctly
identify the hardware to the kernel for X11
I did get the digital to work under run level
I don't have television service, and have no intentions of getting
cable again, so I have no use for this card.
It's in good (read: like new. < 10h use) condition and it is well
supported under Linux. It does *not* do HD, but it works fine for
standard def. Comes with an IR receiver cable and r
"The first one means this is a name of a private host on a private
network that may or may not access the Internet."
If host is on a "private" network address space such as the 10., or 172.16.,
or 192.168. It is not accessible from the internet because these addresses
are not capable of being rout
Dear X11 gurus:
The urge to have the latest and greatest monitor hit me, so I procured
a Samsung Syncmaster 2494 monitor, 1920x1080 resolution, digital,
23.6" screen, only to get hit by a fatal bug in my OpenSuse 11.3
operating system.
First of all, I had to plug in a VGA monitor on the ECS GF610
> There are arguments that RFC1918 was a bad idea because companies merge
> and their IP address space conflicts. Well, Dynamic DNS should solve
> that problem. I assign RFC 1918 addresses statically via DHCP, which is
> an oxymoron. If I could assign from a pool of IP addresses and send the
> M
On Fri, 6 Aug 2010, Michael Rasmussen wrote:
> Why inactivate rather than deactivate? Just curious.
Semantics.
> Consider uninstalling. With current package managers reinstallation would
> be nearly effortless.
There is no Slackware package for majordomo.
If I ever need/want to host a
On 08/06/2010 11:39 PM, Russell Johnson wrote:
> On Aug 6, 2010, at 10:22 PM, Someone wrote:
>
>
>> I like .pri as a TLD for a private network. I can't tell though if pri
>> is a global TLD or not. I suppose I could use my registered domain name
>> instead of ending private addresses with pri.
