On Tuesday 01 Apr 2003 23:25, ray wrote:-
> > Expect the gmane facility to be up in the next couple of days.
>
> If you are going to add this list wholesale without requiring everyone to
> rejoin after being told that their addresses will be going into a
> newsgroup; then could you at least 'reque
On Tuesday 01 April 2003 18:55, willie fleming wrote:
> I proppose a months trial of the gmane facility and if we have any problems
> during that time, we can easily back out.
...
> Expect the gmane facility to be up in the next couple of days.
If you are going to add this list wholesale without r
Ive been meaning to get off the fence on this for some time.
Ive had a good look at the gmane site and cannot find any reason not to give
this a try.
I proppose a months trial of the gmane facility and if we have any problems
during that time, we can easily back out.
Expect the gmane facility t
Let's do it and could someone supply us with a link/info resource to learn more about
how to use gmane effectively.
thanks in advance.
Tony Dyer
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>
> Sorry for the unconventional quoting, but, basically:
>
> 'What the man says' :-)
>
> gmane really is the ideal way to
Should we arrange with the list manager (Willie Fleming) to stop our archival posts? I
can't remember the site name but we have been archiving for the last couple of years
or so.
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> Tony Dyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > What's the benefit to ME again?
>
> You, or
>Have you looked at NetBSD?
>Cheers,
> Gordon
I had not but will do, thx
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>> which most of the time is switched off
>
>I'd be happy to take it off your hands if it's just gathering dust. :-)
>
And if it were my own I'm sure I'd be happy to give it to you. If I keep my
mouth shut and don't make a fuss it will be forgotten. The minute I mention
it (never mind dispose of
"Michael Cameron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thanks. I was looking at probably just overwriting AIX or perhaps dual
> booting if possible.
Debian may be of help ... start at http://www.debian.org/ports/powerpc/
> I have a 44p model 170 (single 400Mhz power 3-11
> processor, 512Mb RAM, 18Gb d
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 10:43, Michael Cameron wrote:
> >
> >Feel free to drop me a note if I can help more.
> >
> Thanks. I was looking at probably just overwriting AIX or perhaps dual
> booting if possible. I have a 44p model 170 (single 400Mhz power 3-11
> processor, 512Mb RAM, 18Gb disk, GXT130
>
>Feel free to drop me a note if I can help more.
>
Thanks. I was looking at probably just overwriting AIX or perhaps dual
booting if possible. I have a 44p model 170 (single 400Mhz power 3-11
processor, 512Mb RAM, 18Gb disk, GXT130P graphics adaptor) which most of the
time is switched off (sinc
> Does anyone have any experience with this? Any tips or pointers most
> welcome.
Um, a little bit. We currently have a fairly large* system of p690's running
aix 5L
which means that you can run linux PPC binaries on it. (oh, and they're now
called
P-Series not RS/6000)
Useful links include: h
Does anyone have any experience with this? Any tips or pointers most
welcome.
MC
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