Hi Rob,
how companies manage
large numbers of Linux servers (500-700 machines).
Badly?! :-) Just jesting!
What distros do
data-centers use
There was a time when it was unequivocally redhat. These days i don't think it'd
be fair to say that; the playing field has opened up slightly (for
. Not aware of many companies in the
Glasgow area, but if you fancy the travel you could try Silicon Group
(www.silicon-group.co.uk), I tend to use their Alloa shop, prices are
reasonable and the guys know what they are talking about hardware wise (at
least at the Alloa shop anyway).
Cheers,
Craig
of an expansion panel that
should have come with your motherboard).
I wouldn't say that AC'97 is crappy, but it is pretty much widely used.
Craig
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Sorry,
I forgot to add that I had similar problems with KDE on fedora, which I
only solved after much trial and error, and unfortunately I don't quite
remember how, too many options.
Craig
Hi all,
I wonder if anyone can help with my current problems. My main box is
currently
running
of 10.0 (/10.1? I can never
remember). Praise for coverage that not many tabloids have taken up on!
Cheers
Craig
Hi
Ubuntu 6.06 gets a positive write-up in today's Daily Record:
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sexandhealth/features/tm_objectid=17164816%26method=full%26siteid=66633-name_page.html
does
Hey,
I saw something similar a while back, it was caused by loss of packets
through a router at the far end of an LFN.
Basically losing like 2% of packets, equated to a drop of 50%-60% in
throughput which i thought was rather insane but hey...
It was reasonably similar symptoms in that there
Hi Rob,
Could you do the following:
1. Insert the USB pen drive, then remove it after 5 seconds or so.
2. As root, type siga without the quotes at a command prompt.
3. Email me a copy of the siga.html file that is created in /tmp (i.e.
/tmp/siga.html)
Cheers,
Craig
P.s. The siga command
your skills
transfer.
Craig
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- incidentally it was SuSE 9.1 as above with
no problems.
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Hi,
I'd be willing to help out with something like this. Could also offer help
with FreeBSD for people looking to try that but running into problems.
Regards,
Craig Perry
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Do they provide the PPC variant for macs?
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Hi all,
*This is blatant spam*
Having a wee clear out of some stuff, if anyone wants any of the below,
mail me off list, all free to uplift (well up to the end of free stuff
bit!), otherwise going to the charity shop.
I've got a boxed set here of suse linux 9.1
I've got a *huge* back catalogue
the same way as the p900 above. File transfers work fine.
With wireless networking built in there are a few other options are well
so you wont be stuck.
Damn that was a bit long. Hope it helps though!
Craig
Kyle Gordon wrote:
On Monday 15 November 2004 12:16, Daragh Mc Grath wrote:
Hi Guys,
A pal
to the config file (/etc/dhclient.conf on my box, may
change depending on distro) along the lines of host-name linuxcomputer;
refer to the documentation though as that was from memory.
HTH!
Craig Perry
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Is this a new breed of spam? I don't mind this type nearly as bad! This
is better than the medication, russian brides and $9 i'm
regularly offered.
Craig
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anyone
know of a PCI dual head card with reasonable performance then? Do they even
still sell these?
I can't really phone up and complain either lest they demand i return my
freebie!
Craig
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the £80-100 mark.
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updated! My resolution for that was to
set the interface to manual in yast, then install 'ifplugd' which sorted it out.
Any ideas how to get just the standard suse stuff to do it? Configured through yast.
Cheers,
Craig 'the list spammer'
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perfectionists just switch distros lol
Regards,
Craig
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On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 08:26 +, Craig Perry wrote:
Hi guys,
After some recent list
.
Was this the right thing to do? Was there an easier way to sort it?
Also is there a neat way to edit the startup scripts, more specifically controlling
which ones startup when and in which runlevel or do I need to mess about with the
symlinks by hand?
Cheers,
Craig
?
Thanks again :o)
Craig
P.s. I know this is probably severely off topic for this list but it seems to have
generated some traffic and I know there are many highly knowledgeable lurkers on the
list who may just have the answer :o)
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manager runs in that.
But it would require I run outlook as well, and I'm currently very happy with
evolution.
But really I want to trap the comms between a windows box running desktop manager and
the blackberry.
Craig
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Craig
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I would be interested to know if you get the blackberry to sync
without wine, as i have been trying this for some time
just passes everything it sees on one port to the other, thus being
transparent to the windows box and the usb device, so the windows box/usb device
interact as normal, but the connection is going via the linux box.
TIA, craig
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Hey,
I have the same atlas laptop, great for linux! Everything is supported,
even the bloody win modem! Reasonable performer, getting on a bit today
but i still use it as my main machine. Def a great recomendation for linux.
Cheers
Craig
Paxton, Darren wrote:
Hi All,
Looking to get rid
Count me in
, craig
graeme wrote:
I'd also be interested in 101 as well.
Regards
Graeme
On Thu, 2004-03-18 at 14:38, Peter George wrote:
Hello Glasgow,
LPI are over in the UK for the Linuxuser conference next month, and have offered to
come up to Edinburgh and setup an LPI exam center
...
Still would be cool to finally have debian running well for me!
Regards
Craig
Huard, Elise - D CW Consultant wrote:
Lo,
had a look at Kenny's proposal for a new website last night : looks nice
(especially like the Tux with a scottish flag plastered/tatooed over its
belly :-) ).
So since some
craig.
p.s. google for the board and theres a link somewhere to a forum dedicated
to it and problems/solutions etc. very comprehensive
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Hi,
I just bought the same MoBo from ebuyer and it no-va! tryin to RMA it but
believe me, these guys are useless!
Just a personal experience with the board/supplier!
Regards Craig
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of disks and so i had already decided to go down the 2 disks, 2
purposes route.
I like the idea of splitting the disks into 10Gb chunks, hadn't thought of
that one!
Thanks again!
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i can mount on /usr/share then share this over NFS/SAMBA.
Any general comments/suggestions?
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