[SLUG] Editing audio CDs

I've been given a couple of Cds from Europe. They're of radio broadcasts---some introductory chat, an orchestral performance, more chat, another performance etc. The performances are good. Shame about the chat. So I'd like to edit them: save the performances and reburn. A Cd contains one giant

Re: [SLUG] Editing audio CDs

On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 04:14:52PM +1000, Bill Bennett wrote: A Cd contains one giant file. I will have to edit this (and in the process, it would be nice to remove any foot shuffling, bronchial egoists, etc.) You can rip the single track, chop it into useful sized tracks, ripping out the bits

[SLUG] ADVICE REQUEST: Modem support in mission-critical environments

Hello, One of the customers wants to run Linux Enterprise Server 3 with several modems attached to it. They purchased HP ProLiant DL380 server and wish to use NetComm modems. The issue is that hey wantto have unbreakable evnironment and that modems do not fail under Linux. I have spoken to

Re: [SLUG] ADVICE REQUEST: Modem support in mission-critical environments

Hey Dusan, Long time no chat. The issue is that you can't have an unbreakable modem under Linux because you can't have an unbreakable modem, because you can't have an unbreakable phone line. What if someone digs up your phone lines? What if the line just drops out, which even with the most

Re: [SLUG] ADVICE REQUEST: Modem support in mission-critical environments

On Wed, 5 May 2004, VK2COT wrote: Hello, One of the customers wants to run Linux Enterprise Server 3 with several modems attached to it. They purchased HP ProLiant DL380 server and wish to use NetComm modems. The issue is that hey wantto have unbreakable evnironment and that modems do

[SLUG] NFS problem

I have three machines connected: M1 == M2 == M3 M2 has two NIC's and will not act as a router so the network around M3 is secure. I have an NFS mount from M1 = M2 with no-root-squash,ro as /data on M2. When I try and mount M2 /data (NFS mount) to M3 as /data I cannot mount it because it is

Re: [SLUG] Editing audio CDs

Hi Alternatively, check out gcdmaster I think it is called. You can take one file, and use the program to place cue points, and then use cdrdao to burn the one file as several tracks. Luke At 04:56 PM 5/05/2004, Matthew Palmer wrote: On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 04:14:52PM +1000, Bill Bennett

Re: [SLUG] NFS problem

On Wed, 05 May 2004 19:04:03 +1000, Ken Foskey uttered I have three machines connected: M1 == M2 == M3 M2 has two NIC's and will not act as a router so the network around M3 is secure. I have an NFS mount from M1 = M2 with no-root-squash,ro as /data on M2. When I try and mount M2

[SLUG] Making life easy browsing //lists.slug.org.au/archives

Hi All Do you experience this frustration too? Previously opened links that do not change colour when you click the browser back button. I could before browse the slug archives with ease, BUT now find myself repeatly clicking the same link twice, by mistake. For some reason something has

Re: [SLUG] NFS problem

On Wed, 2004-05-05 at 22:02, Steve Kowalik wrote: And what does portmap have to say about this on both machines? Nine times of ten, with a permission denied message, portmap is the service responsible. Check hosts.allow on both machines, as well as rpcinfo, and always remember the firing

Re: [SLUG] Making life easy browsing //lists.slug.org.au/archives

On Wed, 2004-05-05 at 22:28, The Salisbury's wrote: I could before browse the slug archives with ease, BUT now find myself repeatly clicking the same link twice, by mistake. The web designer can override the colours for clicked link and unclicked link to be the same value. I hope that this

Re: [SLUG] NFS problem

This one time, at band camp, Ken Foskey wrote: I have three machines connected: M1 == M2 == M3 M2 has two NIC's and will not act as a router so the network around M3 is secure. I have an NFS mount from M1 = M2 with no-root-squash,ro as /data on M2. When I try and mount M2 /data (NFS mount)

[SLUG] Making life easy browsing //lists.slug.org.au/archives]

looks like you are right. stumbled across where it does work for examplehttp://lists.linux.org.au/archives/lias/2004-March/threads.html so its not my browser thanks Roger I could before browse the slug archives with ease, BUT now find myself repeatly clicking the same link

Re: [SLUG] Making life easy browsing //lists.slug.org.au/archives

Hey hey. At Wed, 05 May 2004 22:28:24 +1000, The Salisbury's wrote: Previously opened links that do not change colour when you click the browser back button. I could before browse the slug archives with ease, BUT now find myself repeatly clicking the same link twice, by mistake.

Re: [SLUG] Linux on an xbox

Hi all, There should be no need to mod the box anymore. I personally have not done it, but it looks pretty straight forward. See: http://xbox-linux.sourceforge.net/ Have a Great day!!! -- Dave Peters On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 03:01:19PM +1000, Michael Fox wrote: Im ok will running it but i

Re: [SLUG] Iptables / proxy server madness

Robert Collins wrote: [snip] If everything is fine until the second CR, then you probably have a MTU issue. See man iptables and put a MSS clamp rule in as they describe. Bingo! Thanks so much Rob this was exactly the problem. :-) For the curious, the relevant man iptables info is, TCPMSS

Re: [SLUG] Linux on an xbox

quote who=Rick Welykochy Pardon my ignorance, but why did MS deploy the Xbox using Linux instead of one of their own operating systems, perhaps Windows CE? Is this a tacit admission by them that their own offerings are not up to scratch in the gaming dept? Er, they certainly didn't ship

[SLUG] Update - April

Hi all, April was a pretty good month, there was a _lot_ of work put into the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) issue, in terms of submissions, education, publicity and the like. Many thanks to everyone who helped out, and especially to Rusty who put so much work into it, and has managed to speak to

Re: [SLUG] Linux on an xbox

On Thu, May 06, 2004, Rick Welykochy wrote: Pardon my ignorance, but why did MS deploy the Xbox using Linux instead of one of their own operating systems, perhaps Windows CE? They didn't. As I understand it, the xbox runs something much like the Win2K kernel. Since the xbox is largely known

Re: [SLUG] Linux on an xbox

the xbox is basically just a pc. i believe its a celeron with an nvidia video card the interfaces are just usb with different plugs, ethernet card, ide with hard disks so throw a bunch of monkeys (or even better, hackers* with too much time) in a room with an xbox and some linux sources and sooner

Re: [SLUG] Linux on an xbox

Dean Hamstead wrote: i believe sony helped get linux going on playstation2, but youll need to google it. the xbox is a powerpc with an ati card. its biggest problem is that it doesnt have a hard disk (unlike ps2 and xbox) I'm guessing you mean't GameCube instead of xbox in reference to powerpc

Re: [SLUG] Linux on an xbox

quote who=Dean Hamstead the xbox is a powerpc with an ati card. its biggest problem is that it doesnt have a hard disk (unlike ps2 and xbox) [ Dean meant to say xbox2 first up in this sentence, just to clarify. :-) ] - Jeff -- GVADEC 2004: Kristiansand, Norway

[SLUG] Off topic - NLX Case Firesale

Hi All, I have nearly 200 surplus NLX cases with 130W PSU that I need to move. $10 each - min qty. 10 pieces. Ideal project boxes, shoe boxes or even a hamster house. Seriously though I do have a conversion kit to Mini-iTx available. Please reply off line. Kind regards, - Guy.