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 (f
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 wer
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 is t
d to linux - incidentally it was SuSE 9.1 as above with
no problems.
Cheers Guys
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Go buy a mac :o)
What kind of modem have you got? Is it a USB one or a Serial one?
Type "ls -l /dev/modem" and tell us what it says.
There's a SuSE diagnostic tool, it's call "siga" or something (it's in the
manual) if you could post the output of that on a website or something that
may help.
E
finately try a different cd drive in the system just in case this
turns out to be the same issue.
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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,
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Do they provide the PPC variant for macs?
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-Original Message-
From: Kyle Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 November 2004 16:33
ing up the subscription to the list?!
In future though i do concur that [FS] would be a better tag than SPAM SPAM
SPAM.
My apologies to the list moderators.
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Hi all,
The TV/DVD Player just went.
The flat panel's on hold
The ps1 + games are "dibbed"
Cheers,
Craig
Craig Perry wrote:
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 t
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 o
Hi,
I'd better admit a vested interest before i write a reply - i work for
tmobile, but i'll try not to favour any particular network unfairly.
The blackberry's are good (read: above average) little devices,
batteries last a good wee while, pretty solid (i've dropped mine loads
of times with no
d a line 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!
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e the whole HCI stuff going on with gnome, i swear by the environment,
and the fact that its more stable than KDE *for me*
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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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pref about the £80-100 mark.
Cheers!
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o( so does 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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From: Kyle Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 21:48:49
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Scottish] Ubuntu resolvconf
On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 08:26 +, Craig Perry wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> After some recent list traffic about the ubuntu distro I decided to give
Hi all,
a few weeks ago I started creating a driver for the blackberry under linux. I'm at the
stage now where I'd like to release it as alpha code, but unfortunately still don't
have clearance from work.
My contract states that anything I create within the line of the business, either in
work
Old habits die hard, and pedantic perfectionists just switch distros lol
Regards,
Craig
-Original Message-
From: Kyle Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 21:48:49
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Scottish] Ubuntu resolvconf
On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 08:26 +, Craig Perry
Hi guys,
After some recent list traffic about the ubuntu distro I decided to give it a go. What
a distro!
The new kernel and gnome 2.8 have turned my machine into a flyer, fantastic! (Only
problem is the day before I tried it, I ordered a machine from dell because I was
feeling it was getting
Hi all,
Big thanks to all for their pointers earlier with regards to the usb stuff, especially
the usb sniffer.
Just a wee progress update and another question :o)
I've got my skeleton kernel module made, and it can be loaded and unloaded from the
kernel (currently using 2.6.8 but see no reaso
i have been trying this for some time.
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004 07:38:23 +0100, Tim Kerby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Take a look at USB snoopy - you will only need the windows box
> http://www.wingmanteam.com/usbsnoopy/ Thats if I'm right in thinking
> you want to write your own s
Sorry I don't think I explained it too well earlier.
The whole idea is to log/dump the traffic running across the usb wire so that I may
make a hacky attempt at replaying some of this to initiate a connection from the linux
box.
Craig
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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 02:47:51
To:"Craig Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [Scottish] Usb proxy + list traffic
Hello Craig,
Thursday, September 16, 2004, 12:50:07 AM, you wrote:
CP> Hi all,
CP> Its a bit quiet on this list lately
Hi all,
Its a bit quiet on this list lately is it not? Everyone seems to have moved to edlug.
Just a wee question:
How could I setup a box to act as a kind of proxy for a usb connection?
I.E. Windows box with usb cable to linux box. Usb cable from linux box to usb device.
And the linux box jus
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 of a f
Hey all,
I just upgraded to kernel 2.6 on gentoo and most things seem to be
working fine :) but there are a few questions...
ACPI
I'm running a laptop and i find APM to be annoying, it suspends the
machine every minute or so regardless of whether i'm using it or not.
Don't know if thats a conf
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 at Ne
Hey,
Broadband's just came into my old mans area so I'm facing the same
problems, well nearly. I know which ISP i am putting him with, because
I'm with them and i know loads of people with them and they are
_fantastic_ who is it may you ask? Freedom to Surf (www.f2s.com) they
really are great.
Hey,
I done a similar thing to this a couple of years ago. I'm not sure my
experience is entirely relevant because i dont know your exact target
audience but here's my 10pence worth:
I found that anything _remotely_ technical, just turns the punters off.
Most haven't a clue about open source s
Hey,
Yeah let us know how it goes. Would be pretty cool if you could use
slackware to install everything easily and get everything working, then
switch over to debian for downloading other software. Then again i
suppose if you've got everything working with another distro why switch?
mmm...
S
Hi,
Does the belkin use the prismII chipset??? I'm sure it does but you'll need
to double check. If it does, then i've found that although the orinocco_cs
and hermes helper module will work in some circumstances, you're probably
better with the WLAN-NG drivers. Hope this helps.
http://www.linux-
Hi,
The board powers up for 4-5 seconds at a time. Tried everythin i can dig out
of google, done all the obvious ones, use a processor known to work, workin
memory, 400watt power supply etc. i'm no electronic engineer so sod it,
RMA'd the other day, winging its way back to sheffield :)
regards cr
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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To: "ScotLUG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday,
Hi,
Thanks for the replies :) Just to answer a few of the questions:
CM> Take some time to think about how (if?) it will boot if hda goes down -
do you
CM> need a boot floppy?
The old 4Gb drive going into this system IS old, i don't really expect it to
last long, so the idea is once i got a syst
Hi all,
I'm setting up a new server at home. It's just a small network, 2x WinXP
Desktops, 2x Laptops, one XP one dual boot WinME/Debian. God it's enough to
get added to Bill Gates' Crimbo card list! Anyways this server will be
running SAMBA/NFS to turn it into a simple NAS. It will also do IP MAS
this is actually a graphical install at all, because
before when I had X problems, it used to freeze my whole system and make
the screen look like it was melting. This doesn't happen, I can toggle
Caps on/off etc. and the screen doesn't freeze, instead white and blue
vertical bars make ni
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