Thanks for the help. Using it right now and all day yesterday. Running puppy
5.1.1 off rom right now. Have 10.10 k/ubuntu from magazines I picked up. Been
on 7 different distro's in the last 24 hrs. And no hd! Love linux, try that
with the 'doze.
Maybe I didn't explain it well, but this mobo
Ed,
erasing a drive for use in a new machine is easy peasy. DD and badblocks are
your friends for writing data to the raw disk. badblocks gives you the
additional feature of checking the drive for failing areas. after that, a
simple setup routine (included on most of the distress) will get you
your forget they also produce allot less heat.
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 6:58 PM, gm5729 wrote:
> Just as a thought don't forget when replacing your CRT's --- major
> heavy metals, buy LED monitors/LCDs they are easier on the eyes, burn
> less electricity, take up less space -- can we say dual head
That they do Stephen.
Including the lower Wattage with a PSU, changing out lights... == less
need for AC -- yum yum power company.
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On 12/21/2010 10:00 AM, gm5729 wrote:
That they do Stephen.
Including the lower Wattage with a PSU, changing out lights... == less
need for AC -- yum yum power company.
gk,
Your client app is breaking the threaded view when replying to a message.
I notice your replies don't have a "Refe
I'm not quite sure Eric "shubes".
My posts all come as a digest and I trim from there and bottom post.
You would think using the same subject line as the OP would keep it
attached but it doesn't. The web mail interface function on Plugs site
doesn't work for me.
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On 12/21/2010 11:17 AM, gm5729 wrote:
I'm not quite sure Eric "shubes".
My posts all come as a digest and I trim from there and bottom post.
You would think using the same subject line as the OP would keep it
attached but it doesn't. The web mail interface function on Plugs site
doesn't work for
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ok,
I've tried searching for a resolution through the debian bug reporting system
without any usable results. I keep having a random occurrence of udisks-daemon
causing my powerbook G3 to start locking up. I can killall it but that takes
some time (as the keyboard gets locked up along with the r
Have you tried setting nice. Might be a more graceful bandaid.
On Dec 21, 2010 5:23 PM, "Technomage Hawke"
wrote:
> ok,
> I've tried searching for a resolution through the debian bug reporting
system without any usable results. I keep having a random occurrence of
udisks-daemon causing my powerboo
yes I have. the process would still take 99% CPU and progressively lock up the
system, only it would just take a little longer
-Eric
On Dec 21, 2010, at 6:09 PM, Stephen wrote:
> Have you tried setting nice. Might be a more graceful bandaid.
>
> On Dec 21, 2010 5:23 PM, "Technomage Hawke"
>
udisks_daemon is part of DBUS and UDEV. It's the DBUS device manager for the
disks on the machine.
I have also had issues with DBUS and UDEV elements locking up the system from
time-to-time.
The only solution I've found so far is to restart the machine on occasion, just
like I used to have to d
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