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and my contact certainly did not propose it.
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Free Geek is a highly-sympathetic venue but does not meet all of these
criteria.
I will take a look at Calagator to see what other venues are popular.
Hopefully this issue will resolve itself quickly.
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Quoting Johnathan Mantey :
Michael,
What has changed that is prompting this endeavor?
SBC -> Single Board Computer
RTC -> Real time computer running MS-DOS 6.22.
GUI -> Graphical User Interface running Windows 98SE and Q-Soft.
The operating systems the RTC and GUI depend on are
RTC stands for real time computer and it typically runs MS-DOS 6.22.
GUI stands for Graphical User Interface and it typically runs 98SE.
SBC stands for single board computer.
Windows Me may not work because a driver for the shared memory card
has to be loaded at boot
where Windows Me seems t
Quoting "Rodney W. Grimes" :
Let me try to start with a "Problem statement", note this
was written after reading and commenting to the email in
line.
You are trying to "keep running" an old Quad QSP-2 peck and
place machine that uses 2 computers, one shall be called the
GUI and the other the
Quoting "Rodney W. Grimes" :
Windows 98SE is poorly supported on a lot of SBC's, nonetheless, we
are trying to work around that.
We are using a passive PICMG 1.3 backplane in the gui which has PCI slots.
The RTC is an ISA only passive backplane, because the RTC requires a
lot of ISA cards.
nment on Freedos, but how do you implement the WIN32 API or does
wine work with FLTK and Freedos?
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-mscorefonts-installer
I only get as far as the first screen of the EULA. The is not
active, and I can't get to the next EULA screen where I accept the
agreement.
Any idea why the installation stops at this point?
And, is it safe to kill this process?
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Quoting Ben Koenig :
On Tue, Aug 20, 2019 at 4:32 AM Michael C Robinson <
mich...@robinson-west.com> wrote:
Quoting David :
> <-- removed smb.conf -->
This config is relevant I believe and shouldn't have been removed!
No, it is not relevant. smb.conf is the configu
Quoting David :
On 8/19/19 1:31 PM, Michael C Robinson wrote:
I am on a CentOS 7 system running gnome 3, fully updated. I want
clicking on Windows Network in Nautilus to show my freenas 11.2 U6
server. My smb.conf on the CentOS 7 box follows:
<-- removed smb.conf -->
This con
I am on a CentOS 7 system running gnome 3, fully updated. I want
clicking on Windows Network in Nautilus to show my freenas 11.2 U6
server. My smb.conf on the CentOS 7 box follows:
# See smb.conf.example for a more detailed config file or
# read the smb.conf manpage.
# Run 'testparm' to ver
tr is your friend
tr '\013' '\n' < old_file > new_file
this will probably work also
tr '\r' '\n' < old_file > new_file
On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 2:28 PM Rich Shepard
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> I have large (~111M) .csv data files exported from a Microsoft Access
> database. Each file is one large block of text usin
I have used Free Conference Call where you can show your desktop. I don't
know if it allows others to interact with your desktop, however.
Michael
On Sat, Aug 10, 2019 at 12:26 PM Bob Vinisky
wrote:
> Hi Dick,
>
> > On Aug 10, 2019, at 11:36 AM, Dick Steffens
> wrote:
&g
That's the secret sauce! /dev/sdb1 instead of /dev/sdb. Thank you ;-)
August 8, 2019 11:19 AM, a...@clueserver.org wrote:
> On your dd command try using /dev/sdb1 instead of /dev/sdb.
>
> dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=image.img
>
> mount -o loop image.img /mnt
>
>> [mrobinson@turion-roch-robinson-west-
[mrobinson@turion-roch-robinson-west-com ~]$ sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
Disk /dev/sdb: 1018 MB, 1018773504 bytes, 1989792 sectors
Units = sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk label type: dos
Disk ide
The server uses a CF card in place of a hard disk. The server oddly enough is
Windows 98 SE based. I have a CentOS 7 box with a USB CF card reader.
I am trying to image the CF card and write the image to a second CF card. Kind
of a, make a backup to experiment with scenario and use the backup.
T
You can find Android Endoscopes on Amazon for <$20. As they work with
Android, they may likely work with Linux as well. However, your Android
phone is probably much more portable.
Michael
On Tue, Aug 6, 2019 at 12:04 AM Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> I'm about to cut some holes in
Floppy disks are an antiquated technology, but that is how the old Tyco made
system was set up.
Mass storage is nice to have because networking such an old system is dangerous
and besides this there are many things
like drivers for the NVIDIA 6200 that don't fit on a floppy disk. Sure you can
etary Tyco hardware. A thin Linux running X
with Virtualbox that can support the ISA bus in a Windows 98 gues!
t is need
ed. What Linux distribution is needed for the job and how old?
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I have my email hosted by Eskimo North. I want to write a python
script to go through the spam folder and email me every subject of
every email in it. Properly encoded of course as ASCII text.
Looks like I want to use imaplib.
I would like to eventually process the spam folder and move dangerou
All,
Larry Brigman will be talking about system configuration and management
Ansible!
Full announcement to come.
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is separate from the wired network for the most part.
Just curious.
Michael
On Sun, Jul 28, 2019, 08:41 Ben Koenig wrote:
> Short answer: You should not place too much faith in wikipedia's accuracy.
>
> It can be great, but is not 100% reliable.
>
> Second, what are you secu
can do it!
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Mothercoders, even though you said No previously. There is a 'remove'
box you can check, but when you do the page refreshes with all the boxes
empty. You have to start all over again from the beginning.
I will ask the O'Reilly
Anyone get this printer working in Fedora 30? My brother gave it to me
and he said he had a hard time finding drivers for it for Debian.
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all who are sharing interesting options!
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need this system to run off 12V. When I look for 12V PoE inserters, they
are for IP cameras that run from 12V and don't follow the actual PoE
standard 802.3af.
So, will I be able to power an Ubiquiti Bullet from 12V?
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the "Faron Oscillator", named for the poor guy who made the error.
Michael
On Wed, Jun 26, 2019, 10:13 Rich Shepard wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jun 2019, wes wrote:
>
> > It just means that someone subscribed to
On Sun, 2019-06-23 at 17:54 -0500, Michael Christopher Robinson wrote:
> I am having trouble using grep to grab subject lines from my spam
> folder on eskimo. Some of the subject lines are unintelligible
> because
> they are utf8xxx and are probably part of a larger html message.
spam folder, but some of them are utf8 encoded
and unintelligible as plain text.
I retrieve email for robinson-west.com from eskimo north, so I came
up with an idea of fetching just a subject list of messages in a spam
folder and automating the dumping of that spam folder.
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radio
equipment today, as almost everything needs to be programmed by computer. I
use several radio related applications that must run on actual Windows
machines and not a virtual environment. For that reason, I still have
Windows computers.
Michael
On Sun, Jun 2, 2019, 21:53 Chuck Hast wrote
arget seems to be non business users. Until today, I had never
heard of Librem One.
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Okay, got my machine up and running and trying to get the server stuff set
up. First, I'm working on the NTP server part of things. This is a field
network with no Internet access, so I am providing time synchronization via
ntp with a GPS USB puck. Basically, I have it all working when I run thing
On Mon, 2019-05-27 at 21:16 -0500, Michael Christopher Robinson wrote:
> On Mon, 2019-05-27 at 18:56 -0700, John Meissen wrote:
> > This got sent to Michael instead of the list. So I'm forwarding it.
> >
> > I recently switched from MH to a more "normal"
On Mon, 2019-05-27 at 18:56 -0700, John Meissen wrote:
> This got sent to Michael instead of the list. So I'm forwarding it.
>
> I recently switched from MH to a more "normal" IMAP configuration.
> Apparently Thunderbird ignores the Reply-To: header, at least by
&
lion dollars
to put down on a chip fabrication factory where I don't see that
getting any cheaper anytime soon.
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esn't seem stable to me.
Ubuntu seems like an okay choice if you don't upgrade, but everyone
should upgrade and install, ahem, security fixes. Am I being
reasonable in my opinion of Ubuntu or not? Have things changed for
the better and I just don't realize it?
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digressing, apologies for
that.
Sorry for the long post, it's an awful lot to take in, but there is a
lot to think about if I'm going to actually make things better at this
company. Let me rephrase that, if I'm going to come up with a plan
that the owner can execut
a virtual
machine for the Windows version we have unless we decide to go to the
Linux version. If I pitch to my boss, hey, we need a Linux laptop to
run Labview 2017 for Linux. I need to make the case and make it well.
If we buy a Linux laptop, is there any source that will inclu
On Thu, May 23, 2019 at 7:29 AM Roderick Anderson
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> Michael, Chuck;
>
> Quick message as I'm heading out the door for a meeting.
>
> Am I understanding correctly. You have N3FJP running on a Linux system
> - the server?
>
>
> Rod - K7ZBE
>
No,
nomodeset kernel command line argument works like a charm, but I'm not
accelerated because the graphics chip isn't supported... Does this
matter to me? Maybe, maybe not. I should be able to run Microsoft
Office or the latest Libreoffice no problem. I could say stick with 7
on this old beast, bu
On Sat, 2019-05-25 at 16:13 +, Bill Barry wrote:
> On Sat, May 25, 2019 at 4:03 PM Michael Christopher Robinson <
> mich...@robinson-west.com> wrote:
>
> > It has been suggested that I go to opensuse. I don't want to,
> > Labview
> > works with CentOS 7
I may not even need to
run Windows 7.
I ran Redhat Linux on this laptop in the past, but that was so long
ago.
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laptop has an AMD AM3+ socket, so I
should be able to replace the Athlon II dual core with an Athlon II
quad core. Although, this laptop runs pretty hot as it is...
Any help figuring out how to get the artifacting addressed will be very
much appreciated ;-)
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On Tue, May 21, 2019 at 5:35 PM Chuck Hast wrote:
> Michael,
> May I ask what amateur apps you are going to be using? gprsd and some
> others sound like something with
> aprs, or it could be with winlink, or a packet radio stack. I am using
> MMDVM on a RPi and it writes a LOT
Is it true that 2017 is the latest version for Linux and that there is NO
evaluation or demo available?
Cost wise and hardware wise, what does Labview for Linux cost and what do I
need to run Labview for Linux?
Seems ridiculous that you can't test drive a $6k software package...
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> I got an SSD for this beast, now waiting on a power cord. In the
> meantime,
> trying to decide on what distribution I want to load. I was
> originally
> going to go with CentOS, but not sure if that is doable on this Atom
sed a RaspberryPi for this in the past. I just want to use this
box this time.)
I appreciate your suggestions.
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> Michael-
>
> I use $20 SSDs from Newegg and they work fine for general use. SSDs are
> direct replacements for mechanical drives. For a low budget you can just
> duct tape them in place if needed. Not a problem. You wi
and
ability to pull down some small files that way. All of the help so far has
been greatly appreciated, thanks.
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On Sat, May 18, 2019 at 9:30 AM Rich Shepard
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> On Sat, 18 May 2019, Michael Barnes wrote:
>
> > So, all that to ask, what should I get for an SSD for this thing? This is
> > a low budget project.
>
> Michael,
>
> I think that I have a couple of laptop SS
On Sat, 2019-05-18 at 09:06 -0700, Michael Barnes wrote:
> I haven't messed with much in the hardware department for years. I
> recently
> picked up a small 12V computer I want to use for some field
> applications in
> ham radio. It presently has a conventional 160 GB SATA WD
an SSD for this thing? This is a
low budget project.
Thanks for your ideas.
Michael
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system. You want to take a dying hard out of service before it takes
itself out of service for you.
If your motherboard can handle 500G and bigger hard drives, consider
getting a SATA III 500G drive. If the mobo has PATA connectors,
there are adapters to go f
d about video
editing for my catalog of previous PLUG talks. I can talk about
streaming and other goodies.
But you've heard plenty from me. New speakers don't be shy!
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Looks like the Linux version of Labview 2018 standard costs $2999.99. That's
pretty expensive for something I cannot try out first.
I doubt highly that Windows XP is a real time system. Would be nice to run
Linux on the network analyzer itself.
LXI compliant devices are supposed to run a web se
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27;m curious what in addition to NI-VISA-4.6 needs to be installed on the
analyzer itself?
If remote control is greyed out because of a permissions problem on the
analyzer, how do I fix the permissions in Win2k pro?
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Remember, if you ever pay to get into the exhibit hall, you are doing it
wrong.
This I also learned: the PC in PCPDXLUG is "Partner Center" and the Expo
entrance code will come as we get closer to the event.
is somehow
requesting German on me.
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the analyzers at work is an E5071B with Windows 2000 Pro on it. To
give you an idea, these network analyzers aren't cheap. Spending $4k+
on one is not uncommon, so you don't replace them often.
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Aside: Not all PCs have touchscreens where Windows 8, 8.1
ubikey into the client system to ssh
into the server or do you leave it on the server and you have to physically go
to the server to tap it? A controversial option is to apt-get remove openssh...
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I think I got mine at Staples. There are a variety of models.
Michael
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> On 04/02/2019 06:49 AM, Michael Barnes wrote:
> > I've got a small P-Touch label maker. I label everything with it from
> > cables to data jacks, proj
I've got a small P-Touch label maker. I label everything with it from
cables to data jacks, project stuff, USB flash drives, light switches, etc.
Works great.
Michael
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> &
in so long as I keep the system hostname
the same. My security goal is no easy access without the Yubikey.
To that end, I may put a bios and grub password on the system.
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> https://developers.yubico.com/yubico-pam/YubiKey_and_SSH_via_PAM.html
>
> On Sun, Mar 24, 2019 at 12:21 AM Michael Christopher Robinson <
> mich...@robinson-west.com> wrote:
>
> > I want to require insertion o
There used to be a way to track a dynamic ip with iptables so you can
firewall the Internet connected ethernet port on your Linux box. I
want to firewall off Internet visible services such as ssh and
everything else the server needs to run internally only. I may want to
allow specific sources to
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red correctly and polarity was proper. The analog phone
signal worked just fine. It was all very perplexing.
Thanks for any insights to this.
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wireless built in to the Pi 3 doesn't have a good antenna,
a major design flaw IMHO.
Concerning the two hour timeout, that is the lease time for dhcp
leases. There should be a brief disruption as your lease is renewed
and your ip address changes, but not a long one. Should I increase the
leas
7 port USB2 hub not detecting at all.
iptables rules are not loading at all.
isc-dhcp-server has to be restarted after wireless card brought up.
Stuck plugging into case USB ports wireless which blocks signal because
case is metal.
Yubikey not set up.
No https proxy using sslbump.
Wireless no
I read about it online on a squid wiki, it is evidently illegal to
deploy sslbump in some countries, at least if you are a business.
How would it be unethical to filter a home network that children
use? I call that being a parent.
Anyways, sslbump looks technically quite complicated. Maybe us
I have Spectrum cable where the ethernet connection to the modem receives a
dynamic ip address from Spectrum along with wrong name servers.
This is correct for resolv.conf:
search roch.robinson-west.com
nameserver 127.0.0.1
resolv.conf get's overwritten though by the modem...
I'm on a Debian Li
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One thing missing is an administrative override feature. E2guardian
makes a best estimate about a URL's content and either fails to block
something it should block or it blocks a URL it shouldn't block. One
solution to the block when you shouldn't problem is to add the site
to the exceptionsiteli
bit AMD computer to deploy a Linux based filter, too
expensive ar ~$172. I should be able to use a Raspberry Pi, but I
couldn't get e2guardian to even start on my Pi 3. Just doesn't have
enough ram I guess.
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All,
Watch for announcements for the March and April PLUG meeting talks:
March: Coreboot firmware flashing. I have been begging for this talk for
years and finally have someone lined up!
April: Quality Engineering/Quality Assurance. Garbage in, garbage out!
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Hey,
Are there any Portland-area-based MikroTik/Routerboard consultants out
there? Drop me a line!
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ch is
approaching quickly.
First time speakers welcome! I am happy to help you before and during.
Plan B is an UnPLUG open discussion and Plan C is a talk on some topic
close to my heart.
Let's do this!
May is available by the way too.
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On Sat, Feb 23, 2019 at 4:37 PM Michael Barnes
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>
> On Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 8:55 PM Michael Barnes
> wrote:
>
>>
>> On Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 6:49 PM Russell Senior
>> wrote:
>>
>>> FreeGeek thrift store can get you a working box with decent de
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