I used scotty/tkined must be 8-10 years ago. Certainly quite powerful. I'd forgotten
about it. Certainly it allowed customisation etc.
(Of course if you have the readies, HP have released OpenView Network Node Manager for
Linux - binaries only :-) )
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security
Hi
I have run in a strange situation using cdrdao, I have written a vcd
image to a cd+rw. My problem is I can not blank this CD now.
Is this a linux thing, I have tried it with cdrecord + cdrdao both fail
on my laptop with an ide-scsi drive I get Not ready error, seems like
the drive can't
G'day,
Iam using TPG ADSL, it came with a free D-Link DSL-200
modem which only has telephone and USB connection.
I want to create a gateway from Debian, with an old
computer. My question is, did anyone ever try to use
the same modem (via USB) to make it as
gateway/firewall? Or do I need to buy
Phillipus Gunawan wrote:
G'day,
Iam using TPG ADSL, it came with a free D-Link DSL-200
modem which only has telephone and USB connection.
i have got it to work.
i think i posted something about it - it should be in the archives
dave
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I have the answer
When I slow it down to speed 1 the reformat works
Alex
On Tue, Apr 27, 2004 at 07:40:01PM +1000, Alexander Samad wrote:
Hi
I have run in a strange situation using cdrdao, I have written a vcd
image to a cd+rw. My problem is I can not blank this CD now.
Is this a
Alex,
I had a similar problem, but with DVDs. I had to used cdrecord-prodvd to
blank the disk.
It is a commercial programme some how based on cdrecord. I didn't look into it
too much. There is a trial version. So give it a go.
ta
I was just able to reformat all my previously unformatable cd+rw at speed=1
so back in business.
Alex
On Tue, Apr 27, 2004 at 09:24:05PM +1000, Greg Cockburn wrote:
Alex,
I had a similar problem, but with DVDs. I had to used cdrecord-prodvd to
blank the disk.
It is a commercial
On Tue, Apr 27, 2004 at 03:35:13AM -0700, Phillipus Gunawan wrote:
G'day,
Iam using TPG ADSL, it came with a free D-Link DSL-200
modem which only has telephone and USB connection.
Without trying to sound negative or anything - you may want to look
around for a modem with an Ethernet port
Ive set it up too
failry easy to do,
http://home.pacific.net.au/~twhitema/linux_adsl.html
this might help but just look on the driver home page
On 27/04/2004, at 9:08 PM, David Kempe wrote:
Phillipus Gunawan wrote:
G'day,
Iam using TPG ADSL, it came with a free D-Link DSL-200
modem which
Ben, I read the web for awhile, but it didnt say
anything about setting up the ip address.
Is TPG use my user name/account name? Today I rang TPG
and I didnt have to set any user name on my computer,
they said the IP address is the most important thing.
I am using Xp at the moment and I am not
I have to agree with glen, I have been down that road of mega
frustration trying to get a USB modem to run on Linux. Though, I see
that other people have had more success than me.
I have used both the modems Glen suggested but have found DLink to be
less glitchy. They have built in firewall
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i would go out and just buy a little firewall.
im using a netgear one. my set up is an alcatel bridge
with a netgear firewall.
the alcatel bridge connects ethernet to the phone line
(bridging the ethernet over the dsl), then the firewall
reeches down
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004 at 12:35:05AM +1000, Phill O'Flynn (Bigpond) wrote:
I have used both the modems Glen suggested but have found DLink to be
less glitchy. They have built in firewall features (though basic) and
also a dhcp server. As I understand it (though someone with more
knowledge can
Just in case people aren't on the announce list...
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Date: Wed, 28 Apr 2004 00:40:44 +1000
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SLUG] SLUG Monthly meeting, Friday April 30th
http://slug.org.au/events/detail.html?id=139
When:
On Wed, Apr 28, 2004, Grant Parnell wrote:
Just in case people aren't on the announce list...
Any mail to announce gets copied to slug@ automatically (*most* people
on slug aren't on announce).
-Mary
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Without trying to sound negative or anything - you may want to look
around for a modem with an Ethernet port and which manages the
PPPoE/PPPoA connection for you - this is what I use at home, and my
experience has been that for the extra $100 or so, it will save you that
Dave Kempe wrote:
Down with TPG!
sorry, what I really meant was down with PPPoE! pppoe bad, tpg mostly
good :)
dave
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I have been using a Billion ADSL router with wireless access point built
in. This is pretty cheap (about $150) and has four ethernet ports plus the
wireless. Every now and then it doesn't talk to TPG, but overall it has
been pretty reliable and gives me wireless around the house. I haven't
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Hey,
I'm doing a bit of research and need to speak with someone who has a
large installation of machines running Red Hat Enterprise Linux v3.
If anyone would be willing to share some experiences, please contact me
off list.
Thanks,
AfC
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On 04/28/04 11:47, Simon Wong wrote:
console
RAMDISK: Couldn't find valid RAM disk image starting at 0
VFS: Cannot open root device 305 or 03:05
Please append correct root= boot option
Kernel panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 03:05
/console
It seems to be trying to use devfs which I do not
Quoting Peter Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks Peter!
It's not telling you it's using devfs. That's the kernel trying to find
an initrd image, and not being able to. It can't boot any further
because the modules it needs to mount the root partition are in the
initrd image. :-)
Oops!
A
On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 12:08, Peter Hardy wrote:
It's not telling you it's using devfs. That's the kernel trying to find
an initrd image, and not being able to. It can't boot any further
because the modules it needs to mount the root partition are in the
initrd image. :-)
Well, it turned
Hey,
So, OSEG http://www.opensource.org.au/oseg/ got together with ACS to
develop their policy on FOSS. They've put a draft up, which I've converted
to HTML and PDF:
http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/random/acs-oss-policy/
Pretty rad stuff. When it is finally published, guarantee it'll hit all the
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Hey,
So, OSEG http://www.opensource.org.au/oseg/ got together with ACS to
develop their policy on FOSS. They've put a draft up, which I've converted
to HTML and PDF:
http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/random/acs-oss-policy/
After a quick look I could not find the original of the
quote who=Michael Lake
After a quick look I could not find the original of the above paper on the
OSEG site. If the format is similar to your converted doc Jeff then they
certainly need to add a Contents to the document.
Nah, Pia just sent it to the linux-aus mailing list (it's only a draft).
On 04/28/04 12:50, Simon Wong wrote:
Once booted I was able to run lilo and it fixed the problem ?!
Boh! I'm not sure why it didn't work first time 'round either.
I guess I'm still wondering how to update lilo if you boot with a
different root fs? Ay clues?
I think you're looking for the -r
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