> I put a PCI NIC in the machine and ran all the system updates via Red
> Carpet. I downloaded the drivers from Intel's page, but no success. I
> heard that some one at Novell figured it out, once, but I don't know
> who or how.
>
> I don't know if any one here can help, but I just don't know enou
> In either case, it may be best to do the copy from a live cd or other os,
> rather than copying out from under a live system.
Yes I agree. This is how I did it. Are there other tools that work
at the file system level that are good? Does drive geometry play any
part in this at all?
Dan
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I'm curious what others are using to do a bare metal restore of Linux
systems. Here is my problem. I just got a new 80G hard drive for my
laptop. The existing 60G hard drive contains a windows and Linux
partition that I dual boot. All I need to do is transfer the existing
data to the new drive.
Is the firewall enabled? Perhaps you are blocking smtp traffic?
dan
On 5/4/05, Walter Holladay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
> reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I run nmap from
> the Suse 9.3 machine port 25
> Very nice. I run mine off a used 64M camera CompactFlash card.
>
> http://m0n0.ch/wall
>
> Ryan
How do you do that exactly? That sounds cool.
Dan
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Another consideration is graduate school. If you want to continue on
and get a masters degree it's preferable to attain a BS from a school
that is regionally accredited. North Face has a national
accreditation. Some state schools and BYU don't recognize degrees
that are nationally accredited.
D
So I'm running NLD (Novell Linux Desktop) and by default it doesn't
come with Quanta, a very good editor for web stuff. I decided to go
ahead and compile it from scratch. Over an hour later, voila Quanta
was installed. Is there any way to make an RPM from the binaries that
I just got done compi
Maybe someone has already asked this but have you verified your media?
The checksums, are they good?
Dan
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 09:51:27 -0700, Eric Jensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to like Suse, I really am. But I can't even get it to
> install. Every time it dies at the same plac
For those that don't have DVD drives in there machines, you can mount
the dvd iso to a loopback device and then create a symlink to the
apache htdocs directory and do HTTP network installs. The live CD's
can be used to do network installs. This is the prefered method here
at work because if clien
