I've been using the JetDirect 500X to serve a printer to several Windoze
boxes. When you plug it in, it defaults to IP 192.0.0.192 after 2 minutes,
and the embedded web server is available at that address. From there, any
forms & java-capable browser can be used to set the correct IP address and
Hi All,
I believe the point was made earlier that these binaries will also run on
celerons and AMD Athlons (K7s) as well.
-Jeff
Allen Bolderoff wrote:
> We are proud to announce a PRE-BETA release of i686 compiled RPMS for Redhat
> 6.1
>
> Feel free to test them.
>
> YOU MUST UPGRADE TO gc
If you don't have a pop3 daemon, try Qpopper - free from the Qualcomm
website or in RPM form at rpmfind.net.
-Jeff
Scott Skrogstad wrote:
> I can't locate where I configure the virtual pop3 damons and then how to
> start the pop3 service. HELP
>
> Scott Skrogstad
> Computer Integration Inc,
>
Looks VERY easy to set up; I'll be reviewing it soon. Any idea how secure it
actually is?
Thanks,
-Jeff
Aaron Turner wrote:
> Try vtund:
>
> http://vtun.netpedia.net/download.html
>
> I found it easy to setup and reliable.
>
> On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, Jeff Min
implementation are
horrendous). Suggestions? Stories?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff Mings
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Just a thought - have you guys made absolutely sure that your ports are set up
correctly and enabled? I was having problems with a printer port under RH 6.1
that had worked fine under 5.2. For some reason, the BIOS setting for the port
was "auto" instead of IRQ 7, iobase 0x378. That was the fir
I've never seen that file before, but I'd try searching on
www.rpmfind.net. You can find several copies of most apps/libraries/etc.
there.
-Jeff
"Pete (Online)" wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm lookin to find out which program provide this so I can use my
> Linux Library CD seems on the custom install I mi
ng to find out if eiware's hot data shuttle will
work with Linux.
Thanks, Jeff Mings
Bill Carlson wrote:
>
> Raidzone offers RAID over IDE with hotswap, I don't know if they are above
> your price point or not. From my research you could use their system with
> any IDE drive,
newer Exabyte drive, controller, and tape set is
pretty steep.
Thanks,
Jeff Mings
Bill Carlson wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Jeff Mings wrote:
>
> > Short summary:
> > Although there are RAID controllers that make hot-swapping SCSI drives
> > seem simple, I was wondering
have to use SCSI for a
reliable hot-swap system.
-Jeff Mings
Dave Ihnat wrote:
> Sorry to step into this late. Check out Kingston (www.kingston.com); they
> have hot-swap IDE drive carriers. Run in the range of $100-140 USD. There
> are other vendors who have the same thing for less,
hot-swap?
-Jeff
Chuck Mead wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Jeff Mings said:
>
> JM>A more sophisticated controller or "cut-off" circuitry seems necessary,
> JM>although no one makes RAID controllers for IDE. So, does anyone know how
> JM>to do this?
>
>
It's one of those "iffy" things - running NT 4.0 with SP3 or SP4 on a Gateway
PII-350 (or on an older Micron Pentium) with 128 MB, using winAT eventually
"fails" to execute ntbackup on our POS PCs (running the Sable POS software).
I.e., the task manager will show ntbackup as a process, but it won'
etting the kernel not to probe that device might work, but
disk corruption occurred. A more sophisticated controller or "cut-off"
circuitry seems necessary, although no one makes RAID controllers for
IDE. So, does anyone know how to do this?
Thanks a lot in advance,
Jeff Mings
Compu
a DVD
player until something like that is available. I haven't been able to locate
an email address, but asking them to create a linux player might actually
work. Just because they employ hordes of lawyer scum doesn't preclude their
listening to POLITE reasonable requests.
-Jeff Mings
Edwar
You probably need to use the smbpasswd command to create an encrypted
password for the user of the Windoze98 pc. I think you also need to make a
smb.conf entry to turn on encrypted passwords.
-Jeff
Robert Canary wrote:
> hi,
>
> I remember this being covered before but I can't find it. I hav
If I were you, I'd just plug those suckers in and see what Linux finds.
I've had good experiences with PCI NE2K NICs in one or two Linux boxes.
They were auto-probed and supplied with the right modules without any
effort on my part.
-Jeff
Hanigan Family wrote:
> Hi All,
> I am trying to get a
If you want every user to jump into X, why don't you just put startx in
/etc/bashrc. If only you will auto-start X, you could do the same for
/home/steve/.bashrc. (I think that'll do it)
-Jeff Mings
Steve wrote:
> I am trying to have a box autologin as a user and then start x w
If you have a Linux boot disk, use that. Otherwise, you could try
telnetting into your machine across the network. Remember that you can use
su -l to change from a regular user to root. Once you're in, edit
/etc/inittab to start runlevel 3 by default. Look for something like
id:5:initdefault a
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