I'd like to try to upload an old LP from a turntable.
Sox has been recommended.
Well, on checking the method, I'll need a soundcard.
I don't know wehther the laptop has one built-in.
Can anyone tell me? (The laptop is an IBM 600e Thinkpad,
approx 7 years old.)
If it turns out that there isn't
Well you could go to the IBM website and look up the *cough* windows
*cough* drivers for your model and it should show you the sound card
drivers to download and it would give you even the model and make etc.
Then look for equiv linux ones if that helps.
Ben
Bill Bennett wrote:
I'd like to try
Bill Bennett wrote:
I'd like to try to upload an old LP from a turntable.
Sox has been recommended.
Well, on checking the method, I'll need a soundcard.
I don't know wehther the laptop has one built-in.
Can anyone tell me? (The laptop is an IBM 600e Thinkpad,
approx 7 years old.)
If it turns out th
If you:
1. have one or few people contributing
2. care about cross platform
3. like nice gui tools (mmm tortoisesvn)
pick subversion
otherwise pick arch.
Arch is better and branching and merging
and distributed use, but:
1. it only really builds nicelylinux and maybe *bsd. Though there ar
On Fri, 2004-09-03 at 10:14 +1000, Matthew Palmer wrote:
> Not having played with alias interfaces for Way Too Long (or Not Long
> Enough, depending on your PoV) I had this vague recollection that :0 might
> be an alias for the interface itself. And I believe there's no requirement
> for your num
The cygwin X FAQ has great information on X forwarding over SSH and a
list of problems that might occur and how to fix them. I never knew
about the -Y option for example:
http://x.cygwin.com/docs/faq/cygwin-x-faq.html#remote
--
Thanks
KenF
OpenOffice.org developer
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Many thanks for the reply.
Well, I've progressed: I now know that the laptop *has*
one.
I'm a bit apprehensive about this. My laptop was given to
me by someone who bought it in the USA, which is a
roundabout way of saying that IBM (Australia) don't wish
to know me.
Presumably drivers differ with
I have an MySQL 'whole server' dump which is somewhat not very small at
about 91M and 400,000 lines, how can I spilt it into separate unequal
files, based on key word line ?
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On Fri, Sep 03, 2004 at 10:11:56PM +1000, Bill Bennett wrote:
>
> Presumably drivers differ with soundcards.
> Is there a Linux command that will tell which
> soundcard model is present (modprobe? pokewithbaton? tchaikovsky?).
Hi Bill,
lspci usually tells you something useful (what chip you have
I have a script that dumps all MySQL databases along these lines:
--
#!/bin/sh
set $(date)
# create sql dump of databases:
rm "/backup/database/koala_$3.sql.gz"
mysqldump -u backup --add-drop-table -F -A > "/backup
gzip "/backup/database/koala_$3.sql"
--
that works quite well,
"Voytek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> --
> +---+
> | Databases |
> +---+
> | atom |
> | commodore |
> --
>
> perhaps some has such a script already ?
mysqlshow|perl -e 'while(<>){if(/\|\s([^ ]+)/){print "$1\n"}}'
which assumes
>> perhaps some has such a script already ?
> mysqlshow|perl -e 'while(<>){if(/\|\s([^ ]+)/){print "$1\n"}}'
> which assumes no spaces in database names.
> But I think there would be a more eloquent way.
Michael, thanks
I've found some existing ones, but, mostly requiring hard coded db names;
Voytek wrote:
I have a script that dumps all MySQL databases along these lines:
--
#!/bin/sh
set $(date)
# create sql dump of databases:
rm "/backup/database/koala_$3.sql.gz"
mysqldump -u backup --add-drop-table -F -A > "/backup
gzip "/backup/database/koala_$3.sql"
--
that works qui
> Voytek wrote:
>>but not sure how to parse the 'borders' and feed it back to the mysqldump
> You can tell the mysql client to leave out the boxes (and the
> 'databases' column name):
>
> mysql -p -B --column-names=FALSE -e "show databases"
Felix, thanks for that tip
meanwhile, I think I hav
Michael Chesterton wrote:
"Voytek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
--
+---+
| Databases |
+---+
| atom |
| commodore |
--
perhaps some has such a script already ?
mysqlshow|perl -e 'while(<>){if(/\|\s([^ ]+)/){print "$1\n"}}'
On 03/09/2004, at 10:19 PM, Voytek wrote:
I have an MySQL 'whole server' dump which is somewhat not very small at
about 91M and 400,000 lines, how can I spilt it into separate unequal
files, based on key word line ?
for I in keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
do
egrep $I bigfile > sorted-$I
done
--
Tony
Hey folks,
I have a basic roaming laptop 'situation' -- ie laptop moves around
between different networks. I also have a public mail server on a static
IP address.
I thought for various reasons it would be convienient for my laptop to
relay mail through my server. The normal way to do this seems
I think Patrick's HowTo is amongst the most helpful:
http://postfix.state-of-mind.de/patrick.koetter/smtpauth/
He's the specialist on this.
Mary Gardiner wrote:
Hey folks,
I have a basic roaming laptop 'situation' -- ie laptop moves around
between different networks. I also have a public mail serve
On Sat, 2004-09-04 at 12:41 +1000, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> I have a basic roaming laptop 'situation' -- ie laptop moves around
> between different networks. I also have a public mail server on a static
> IP address.
>
> I thought for various reasons it would be convienient for my la
> Anyone got a short client-Postfix to server-Postfix TLS guide to setting
> up keys and configuring the NECESSARY variables?
Not a guide, but a snippet, because I do exactly what you want to - it's
great! You need sasl to do tls.
On the client side (I'm running Ubuntu, which is about as new as
Hi Bill
I have just gone through this process, not the sound card
the ripping part. There are many apps out there worth
there weight in gold, this is what I used:
rip the vinyl to wave:
record
clean up pops, clicks and other distortions
gwc or gnome wave cleaner
http://gwc.sourceforge.net/
the a
> for I in keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
> do
> egrep $I bigfile > sorted-$I
> done
Tony, thanks
not sure if I explained my problem properly
my keywords are derived from the file as:
# grep 'Current Database' koala
-- Current Database: atom
-- Current Database: commodore
-- Current Database: di
"Voytek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> # grep 'Current Database' koala
> -- Current Database: atom
> -- Current Database: commodore
> -- Current Database: digiprint
> -- Current Database: documents
> .
Practicing my awk, try this
awk 'BEGIN { bakfile = "nodb.sql" }
{ if (/^-- Current
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