Hi
first of all many thanks to those responsible for this fine release.
Simple question: is the kernel that comes with the SL 6 amd64
release Xen PV domU-ready, or do I need to get a PV domU kernel
somewhere else?
As a Slackware user I'm not familiar with rpm-based distros at all, but
I hope to
Thank you Jason and all other contributors,
atrmps has many nvidia drivers. I chose the v. 260 and it works great! :-D
Timmy Siu
On 2011-04-25 02:05 AM, Jason Bronner wrote:
1) login. init runlevel 3 it. compile / install your driver on the
command line. change back to runlevel 5.
2) use
Simple question: is the kernel that comes with the SL 6 amd64
release Xen PV domU-ready,
Yes, as any other = 2.6.26. Xen DomU support merged mainline Linux a while ago.
Boris.
--- On Mon, 4/25/11, Gerard Lally ger...@netmail.ie wrote:
From: Gerard Lally ger...@netmail.ie
Subject: SL 6 as Xen
On 04/24/2011 08:14 PM, Nicolas Ross wrote:
Hi all !
I am new to SL... I am a RedHat user since redhat 5 (the old red hat,
not rhel5). I had several server running Tao Linux when it was
discontinued. I then used CentOS to run my servers. I am happy with
those for the moment.
We have deployed
I would second Rob's choices--rsync and wget are magic.
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On Mon, 25 Apr 2011, Clint Bowman wrote:
I would second Rob's choices--rsync and wget are magic.
rest assured, i am making notes of all these suggestions, and
thanks.
rday
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Robert P. J. Day
On 04/24/2011 07:57 AM, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
the background: i'm teaching a 2-day course later this week on
unix/linux power tools, and i've already got the manual, but it looks
like there's maybe 1.5 days worth of content there, so i have the
freedom to fill up another 1/2 day with
any other topics people here use on a really regular
basis that they find indispensable? not necessarily admin level, just
really, really handy programs. i realize it's kind of an open-ended
question, i'm just curious.
The thing of it is, IMHO, UNIX, and especially most Linux
On Mon, 25 Apr 2011, Troy Dawson wrote:
On 04/24/2011 08:14 PM, Nicolas Ross wrote:
Hi all !
I am new to SL... I am a RedHat user since redhat 5 (the old red hat,
not rhel5). I had several server running Tao Linux when it was
discontinued. I then used CentOS to run my servers. I am happy with
Do note that TUV does NOT support upgrading from RHEL5 - RHEL6 at all.
So there may be many pitfalls with doing a upgradeany as it has gotten
NO/not much testing.
I actually tried this on a test desktop box. What I ended up with
wasn't really useful. There were packages that weren't installed,
Some tools that I like and use frequently:
find
wget
screen
wc
grep (and all the fun of regular expressions)
awk
sed
While not necessarily tools themselves, the following may also be interesting:
Use of cron/crontabs
Use of
Some tools that I like and use frequently:
I'd like to add the tool multitail which is very helpful.
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the background: i'm teaching a 2-day course later this week on unix/linux
power tools, and i've already got the manual, but it looks like there's maybe
1.5 days worth of content there, so i have the freedom to fill up another 1/2
day with whatever cool utilities i want. i'll be teaching the
i'm going to add in some package management using yum, plus a quick
tutorial on ssh. any other topics people here use on a really regular
basis that they find indispensable? not necessarily admin level, just
really, really handy programs. i realize it's kind of an open-ended
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