On Thu, Jun 03, 2004 at 03:49:46PM +1000, The Salisburys wrote:
> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/ghost.nsf/e44a397a948bb43e85256952006d83d1/b343f521f647fd1b88256caf00755887?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam
>
> Also is there any product in linux that is as feature rich as ghost ?
Don't know abou
Cloning LINUX
Hi all
Useful table for reference on link
below.
It appears that Ghost ver 8 supports GRUB &
Redhat9 with filesystem EXT3.
Has anyone had success with ver 7.5 Redhat9 with a lilo boot loader
?
THe table excludes ver 7.5 &
Redhat9!
http://service1.symantec.com/SUP
Hi people
Does anyone have any experience in installing openpkg for debian sarge?
When I try using the woody script that comes with kolab
(openpkg-20030606-20030606.ix86linux2.4-kol.sh) I receive several
errors, eg
+ $'\r'
: command not found20030606.ix86-linux2.4-kol.sh line 26:
I'm using kerne
I'd just like to say that this has been one of the most interesting,
informative, rational and useful discussions I have yet seen on this
topic anywhere.
My compliments to Michael for asking such an insightfully prepared
question, and to Ken, Simon, Jeff, Del, Stuart, Paul, Dave, Mike, Mary,
Roge
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004, Roger Barnes wrote:
> If you learn a technique to _do_ something, then I think that is a
> skill that belongs to you, in your head. (We might be entering the
> evil, murky patent territory here, run for it!)
I don't think it's so much patents as this kind of scenario: you wor
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 13:26, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 03, 2004, Mike MacCana wrote:
> > Yes, but most people 'start out' with complete copyright on their
> > works. Either the point was moot or he was confused.
>
> It's not "their work" that seems to be the issue, although he used that
> well I believe this is actually theft.. if you lift a source
> directory from your employer and it magically becomes part of
> an OSS project (or your own proprietary project) without
> their permission then you have really stolen the code..
... snip ...
To debate this issue effectively, one
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004, Mike MacCana wrote:
> Yes, but most people 'start out' with complete copyright on their
> works. Either the point was moot or he was confused.
It's not "their work" that seems to be the issue, although he used that
phrase. His post makes sense if you substitute "their produc
Sluggers,
I'm looking for recommendations for voice "modems" under linux for use
with a vgetty based application. I say "modems" because I'm not looking
for data or fax "modulation" I'm only interested the voice capability
and quality for an automated message system.
I've looked on the vgetty s
Hi Dave,
I've got it linking the devices /dev/sda - /dev/sdd. I just can't get autofs
to detect that there's media there to automount it.
That site will come in handy though for if I get a firewire drive and try
and do the same thing with that.
Cheers,
Paul
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On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 11:18, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
> It's an tricky area.
too right!!
> If I employed a person and found all/some of the
> work I paid them to write ended up in an OSS project they were also part
> of, I might be rightfully upset.
well I believe this is actually theft.. if you l
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 12:04, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 03, 2004, Mike MacCana wrote:
> > On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 11:31, Dave Airlie wrote:
> > > You do have to note that these are companies that started with
> > > complete copyright on their works,
> >
> > I think you're confusing copyrigh
On Thu, Jun 03, 2004, Mike MacCana wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 11:31, Dave Airlie wrote:
> > You do have to note that these are companies that started with
> > complete copyright on their works,
>
> I think you're confusing copyright with licensing. Most OSS programs
> are copyright their auth
> > Trolltech? MySQL? There's a pretty big list of profitable software
> > companies that release their golden geese under FOSS licenses. (FOSS ==
> > Free and Open Source Software, you don't have to say FOSS/OSS.)
>
> You do have to note that these are companies that started with complete
> cop
On Thu, 2004-06-03 at 11:31, Dave Airlie wrote:
> >
> > Trolltech? MySQL? There's a pretty big list of profitable software companies
> > that release their golden geese under FOSS licenses. (FOSS == Free and Open
> > Source Software, you don't have to say FOSS/OSS.)
>
> You do have to note that th
>
> Trolltech? MySQL? There's a pretty big list of profitable software companies
> that release their golden geese under FOSS licenses. (FOSS == Free and Open
> Source Software, you don't have to say FOSS/OSS.)
You do have to note that these are companies that started with complete
copyright on th
> The whole business model for a 'software house' is not necessarily there
> in FOSS/OSS yet. Please, please contradict me.
Trolltech? MySQL? There's a pretty big list of profitable software companies
that release their golden geese under FOSS licenses. (FOSS == Free and Open
Source Software, yo
It's an tricky area. If I employed a person and found all/some of the
work I paid them to write ended up in an OSS project they were also part
of, I might be rightfully upset.
On the other hand, having employees learn and develop on OSS projects
makes them much better employees. I would want all d
Michael Knight wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm currently employed as a web developer/sys-admin for a small
business. My employment contract basically states pretty clearly that
anything I `invent' during the course of my employment becomes the
property of the company.
Then you should (a) not have signed tha
My company basically owns my IT brain while I am employed for them, so anything I
develop in an area of HP's business is considered theirs. This might seem restricting
to some, but they do have a specific program which allows HP employees to register
their involvement in OSS projects. Involveme
As Simon said, it depends on the wording. My employment contract _was_ sufficiently
vague that they could claim rights to one's gourmet pizza recipes developed at home if
they wanted. I had a couple of meetings with my boss and HR and had the wording
changed for my whole department (we're a de
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> I've had a bit of a look at http://www.sage-au.org.au/osda/ and a few
> other places, but would be interested to hear from the list about people
> who are/were in similar situations and/or have some good suggestions as to
> how I can convince my boss to add some of those nice clauses to my
> co
This one time, at band camp, Michael Knight wrote:
> I'm currently employed as a web developer/sys-admin for a small
> business. My employment contract basically states pretty clearly that
> anything I `invent' during the course of my employment becomes the
> property of the company.
>
> Obvio
On Wed, 2004-06-02 at 23:53, Michael Knight wrote:
> A workmate and I have talked with him about it before but he seems to
> think that if we're programming in our spare time we'll be too tired or
> we'll be thinking about our other projects during work time.
Outside work it is your time and yo
Hi guys,
I'm currently employed as a web developer/sys-admin for a small
business. My employment contract basically states pretty clearly that
anything I `invent' during the course of my employment becomes the
property of the company.
Obviously this is legally a severe hindrance to me helping o
Paul Robinson wrote:
files and CD's show up ok, but the smart media doesn't. Is it something
to do with the devices being scsi devices that won't allow them to be
auto detected?
I dunno about this particular problem, but I have had to use the
rescan-scsi-bus.sh script when using firewire drives
From the boot prompt of Fedora (or any other redhat linux for that
matter) try putting in "linux text noprobe" and see how you go.
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi Andres,
try doing a text based install rather than a gui install.
it's one of the options when you initially start it up. I think from
memory y
Hi Andres,
try doing a text based install rather than a gui install.
it's one of the options when you initially start it up. I think from
memory you can press F1 for more options??? (this could be wrong)
it's been a while but textonly may be an option. anyway have a look
around at the initial s
Hi all,
Got a new pc set up which has a 6 in 1 card reader.
I've got everything configured to the point where I can manually mount media,
however I can't get autofs to work.
I've been following this guide primarily
:
http://www.linux-sxs.org/hardware/flashreaders.html
For testing purpos
Hi
all,
I am having problems
installing Linux on my Toshiba Satellite A30. I have tried a
few distributions and all seem to have problems. At the moment I am trying
to install Fedore Core 2 and as soon as I get to the first installation screen
which asks if I want to test the media I lose
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