Morning all,
So, I upgraded from 2.4.0-test12 to 2.4.0, and now Apache dies like this:
[emerg] (28)No space left on device: could not call shmget
Great, huh?
The odd thing is that nothing significant has changed between my setup with
this kernel, and the one an iteration ago.
Have I
Hi Guys,
OK got the printer working. The problem IS, AFAICT, the driver. At work
the HP 1100 I have setup fine but that was 2 years ago. This 1100 is a
new which I have borrowed and is pretty much the same externally.
Remember I mentioned that all the blank lines of my letter in the
Postscript
Rick Welykochy wrote:
I have had monitor colour guns blow out on three separate occassions
using two separate monitors, using X. (One monitor was repaired and the
blue gun blew six months later).
Admittedly, the two monitors in question are 4-5 years old, so the problem
might just be monitor
quote who="Michael Lake"
Having looked at Trinitrons I will stick with them. They are really very
crisp and clear with better contrast (like black is really black). I think
they are better value for money than LCD if you don't have desk-depth
probs.
Indeedy. If you want an inexpensive
Indeedy. If you want an inexpensive trinitron monitor, go for one of the
'budget priced' Diamond View lines. They're Mitsubishi monitors, and are
very similar to what you'll find inside one of those perky G3 monitor
shells.
From what I've seen the CTX's look very nice. Very flat and nice
Dave Kempe wrote:
nice and they look trinitron based.
They are so flat they look concave. Very nice.
To tell if it is a Trinitron: Setup a nice white background and look for
the two fine black horizontal lines 1/3 and 2/3 of the way down the
screen. Hallmark of the Trinitron Clan.
Yes the
Yep, the 17" CTXs house Trinitron technology and go for under $730. Very
similar to these are the same sized LG's. Pretty good value and ATM I'd go
one over my current 19"...
Andrew.
On Sun, 7 Jan 2001 22:26, you wrote:
From what I've seen the CTX's look very nice. Very flat and nice sharp
Hello
I have installed VMWare on my Linux (host). There are 2 seprate HDs on this
system. I have created raw disks to install the guest OSs.
quote who="Subba Rao"
In the current LILO configuration, I have:
boot=/dev/hda
Can anyone recommend a better LILO and/or VMWare configuration?
But of course! :)
I prefer that VMWare not to prompt me for the guest OS. I plan to install
other Guest OSs on other HD (/dev/hdb). How
On 0, Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
quote who="Subba Rao"
In the current LILO configuration, I have:
boot=/dev/hda
Can anyone recommend a better LILO and/or VMWare configuration?
But of course! :)
I prefer that VMWare not to prompt me for the guest OS. I plan to
Hey all,
I am interested to hear your thoughts on an observation I'd made today - I've
been brewing up a whole bunch of mp3s using various rippers and encoders:
cdparanoia, cdda2wav, dagrab bladeenc, lame.. mostly with the grip frontend
(WAY happy with that one - check it out!)
What I've
quote who="Andrew Foster"
I've noticed the same symptom @ 128 and 192 kb/s bitrate.
Not sure I've ever noticed that before, but two recommendations:
* Use Ogg Vorbis instead, or, if you have to use mp3s,
* Use variable bitrate compression.
Have you tested this aurally only, or with some
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Foster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:59 AM
Subject: [SLUG] mp3 pitch/speed
Hey all,
I am interested to hear your thoughts on an observation I'd made today -
I've
been brewing up a whole bunch of mp3s
I'll check out Ogg Vorbis, but aside from "Open, non-proprietary,
patent-and-royalty-free" advantages, I don't immediately see a performance or
accuracy benefit in its use?
On Mon, 8 Jan 2001 01:02, you wrote:
Have you tested this aurally only, or with some assitance?
Just aurally at this
Michael Lake wrote:
To tell if it is a Trinitron: Setup a nice white background and look for
the two fine black horizontal lines 1/3 and 2/3 of the way down the
screen. Hallmark of the Trinitron Clan.
If you value your sanity - DON'T do this. They will haunt you! You
will forever see the
Have you listened to the intermediate .wav file?
I just tried that; interestingly enough it was precisely the same effect
between wav/cd as mp3/cd
Alternatively, you could be imaginging it. 2/5ths of a semitone is a small
deviation - one which I'm beginning to believe most people can't hear
- Original Message -
From: Andrew Foster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 2:09 AM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] mp3 pitch/speed
Have you listened to the intermediate .wav file?
I just tried that; interestingly enough it was precisely the same effect
On Sun, 7 Jan 2001, Heracles wrote:
If you value your sanity - DON'T do this. They will haunt you! You
will forever see the lines in your mind's eye just where they
Damn you! They didnt bother me until you said that!
BTW, the Trinitron(tm) tech is called "Apeture Grill" generically, and
the
On Sun, 7 Jan 2001, Michael Lake wrote:
Dave Kempe wrote:
nice and they look trinitron based.
They are so flat they look concave. Very nice.
To tell if it is a Trinitron: Setup a nice white background and look for
the two fine black horizontal lines 1/3 and 2/3 of the way down the
Whats happened to the slug list?
Is it very quiet, or have I been dropped off the mailing list for some
reason?
Aaron Binns
System Engineer
Tower Technology Pty Ltd
Ph# (02) 94242786
Fax# (02) 94247072
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I am interested to hear your thoughts on an observation I'd made today - I've
been brewing up a whole bunch of mp3s using various rippers and encoders:
cdparanoia, cdda2wav, dagrab bladeenc, lame.. mostly with the grip frontend
Have you considered using ogg vorbis for you encoding instead
quote who="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Whats happened to the slug list?
Is it very quiet, or have I been dropped off the mailing list for some
reason?
Your Notes server was bouncing your email, so we removed your subscription,
and the removal notice bounced too.
You can always catch up with the
On Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 10:50:31AM +1100, Jason Rennie wrote:
I am interested to hear your thoughts on an observation I'd made today - I've
been brewing up a whole bunch of mp3s using various rippers and encoders:
cdparanoia, cdda2wav, dagrab bladeenc, lame.. mostly with the grip
Hi all,
I was wondering, does anybody have any pointers on how to go about making
fonts ? Preferably linux tools to help in the endevour.
more simply I need to modify the letters that are assigned to a koine
greek font, so that I find it easier to type up.
Any ideas ?
Jason
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SLUG -
Is there a site with more info/players/etc?
www.vorbis.com
And there is a good article in the january linux journal on ogg vorbis,
which is where I first really heard about it.
Jason
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I generally put a value in the grace section (sorry, another Unix, not
Linux) but maybe all that's happening is because you don't have a value for
the warning quota level (== grace), you are getting warnings for all file
creates, not just those over quota.
Just a thought.
- Jill.
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Jill
On Mon, Jan 08, 2001 at 11:02:54AM +1100, Jason Rennie wrote:
Is there a site with more info/players/etc?
www.vorbis.com
And there is a good article in the january linux journal on ogg vorbis,
which is where I first really heard about it.
Cool. Thanks.
wIll be looking into it later
From what I've seen, I'd agree with that. I suppose one shouldn't hold out
for too much accuracy in a laptop CDROM / sound card combination. Mmm,
integrated.
Thanks again, Andrew.
On Mon, 8 Jan 2001 02:23, Crossfire wrote:
This I consider to be indicitivite of a sampling rate mismatch
Peter Hardy wrote:
Apparently there's a Western Sydney Linux Users Group that meets at Richmond
once a month. Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As far as I know, this group never made it past November 1999. They were
unable to continue holding meetings at the Richmond UWS campus.
Up until then,
What documents do people recommend I read in an attempt to setup a HP
LaserJet 6L laser printer on my linux machine and have it shared out to my
internal network via samba.
Thanks
Michael Fox
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hi All,
I am interested in finding out which Linux disto are poeple using for their
Sun box, say an Ultra 10
We had RH6.0 on an Ultra 10 machine with RAID 5 Storage Edge and its time to
upgrade it. RH doesn't do sparc anymore.
Thanks
R
We've been happily using Debian on Ultra 5/10's in production for about
6 months. Smooth. Can't give a RH vs Debian comparison as I've only used
RH on i386.
Essentially, Debian works well on a Sparcs and you'll find it a joy to
administer.
On Mon, 08 Jan 2001 14:32:08 Ricky C wrote:
hi All,
hi All,
I am interested in finding out which Linux disto are poeple using
for their
Sun box, say an Ultra 10
We had RH6.0 on an Ultra 10 machine with RAID 5 Storage Edge and
its time to
upgrade it. RH doesn't do sparc anymore.
Redhat 7 doesnt do sparc yet, but i wouldn't use it on intel
Sparc based RH dists are now "community" based
or something. Meaning that they dont look after
it but they are happy for people to do the work
for them.
Something like that anyway.
Dean
David Kempe wrote:
hi All,
I am interested in finding out which Linux disto are poeple using
for their
On Sat, Jan 06, 2001 at 11:56:04PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
I imagine that we'll be having a meeting early in the week starting Monday
22nd. That way, there's more chance of having some geeks around to make for
a kickarse meeting. :)
Raster, Horms and Rik van Riel will be around at that
If you are planning on coming to linux.conf.au, but haven't already
registered, you'd better get in quick.
Although we will continue taking new registrations for the conference
itself, we have to close bookings for the dinner by 4pm Tuesday
January 9th (Sydney time). That's right, you have
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