On Sat, 2009-04-18 at 12:13 -0700, Joshua Zeidner wrote:
> FF3 is VERY buggy. -jmz
>
> On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 12:08 PM, stu w wrote:
> > Greetings All,
> >Paying bills today, which I normally do online, and have never run
> > into
> > a problem with Firefox on Ubuntu 8.10. After loggin
Effective communication is the hallmark of the astute socialized human
being:
1) Clearly state that you are not requesting "Linux Support" - you can
provide that yourself.
2) You are pealing an onion; "I am sorry Sir, we don't support Linux" -
"Could you verify connectivity to the "modem" please?"
On a slightly different note, I support a large san based off of HP EVA
storage (~60tb) attached to a clustered GS320 running Tru64 Unix and another
system HP GS1280) attached to the same fabric using an additional 24tb. Also
a system running HPUX (two RX8620's) also attached to about 48TB. Th
You could either go with a NetApp or EMC solution and not make a bad choice
on either, but be warned that you will be spending over $100K to get it up
and running right. Are you going to be editing the video while it directly
stored on the SAN or is the SAN just going to be a repository? If you a
Not likely to be doing av edits directly but we will need some fair io
The server backend is likely to be a stack of xenservers. The best
part is we will be building the datacenter from scratch
On 4/19/09, Shawn Badger wrote:
> You could either go with a NetApp or EMC solution and not make a b
I'm having a problem connecting with encryption enabled.
My setup is a Desktop and a Dell latitude laptop both running Ubuntu
8.04 and both running wicd (at the moment). The desktop is hard wired to
the Linksys WRT54GL router. If I configure the router with the web based
utility and don't enabl
Say you are experimenting with dual-booting OS X (hackintosh) on your
existing Linux machine. A word of advice: do NOT let Disk Utility touch
your existing Linux drive in any way. At all! Not even to reformat one
innocent little unused partition!
If you do, then when you reboot, the BIOS won't
Have you thought about a private cloud instead? Using something similar to a
in house EBS solution you could add space on the fly, aggressively cache for
performance, and have it well distributed across your campuses. In addition
I believe Ubuntu 9.4 Server even comes preconfigured with Eucalyptus
Off site storage is a given once figure that out
This is quite interesting to say the least
Thanks to all the varied input
On 4/19/09, Bryan O'Neal wrote:
> Have you thought about a private cloud instead? Using something similar to a
> in house EBS solution you could add space on the fly, aggres
Yep been there done that
On 4/19/09, Kurt Granroth wrote:
> Say you are experimenting with dual-booting OS X (hackintosh) on your
> existing Linux machine. A word of advice: do NOT let Disk Utility touch
> your existing Linux drive in any way. At all! Not even to reformat one
> innocent littl
I personally have to chime in to say, in the light of such a complete
disaster, this is without a doubt, one of the more impressive bungles I have
seen in say a month of Sundays!
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 3:00 PM, Kurt Granroth <
kurt+plug-disc...@granroth.com > wrote:
> Say you are experimenting w
Am 19. Apr, 2009 schwätzte Kurt Granroth so:
Say you are experimenting with dual-booting OS X (hackintosh) on your
existing Linux machine. A word of advice: do NOT let Disk Utility touch
your existing Linux drive in any way. At all! Not even to reformat one
innocent little unused partition!
On Sun, 2009-04-19 at 15:00 -0700, Kurt Granroth wrote:
> Say you are experimenting with dual-booting OS X (hackintosh) on your
> existing Linux machine. A word of advice: do NOT let Disk Utility touch
> your existing Linux drive in any way. At all! Not even to reformat one
> innocent little unu
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