Hi all,
just to let everyone know, I went along to the computerbank working bee last
weekend (as in a week ago) and helped out for a few hours. There is loads to
do, and some actually ok machines that could be being put to good use. I
suggest if you can think of someone, particularly a community
quote who=Michael Fox
On 6/20/05, Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't got my WAG54Gv2 unit yet, maybe my work ordered it
yesterday, soon see if it turns up today or tomorrow.
this one says:
Firmware Version: 1.00.39 Wireless-G ADSL Gateway WAG54G V.2
hmm, I can not telnet to it...?
On Mon, 2005-06-20 at 20:36 -0700, pesoy misak wrote:
Hi slugger
I'm trying to upgrade my Fedora Core 2 into Fedora
Core 4. During the
installation, When it's trying to access the X server
for installation
it only giving me a White Screen of Death nothing
happen. Is there
anyone with
I have new install of Ubuntu Hoary (newbie)
As I could not get apt-get to find postgres, I downloaded a deb
package(stable) as below.
The version of python currently installed is 2.4.1. (BTW, why is python
required anyway?)
I tried to install a program called locale which however cites
Folks,how do I get out of this jam?
I have new install of Ubuntu Hoary (newbie)
As I could not get apt-get to find postgres, I downloaded a deb
package(stable) as below.
The version of python currently installed is 2.4.1. (BTW, why is python
required anyway?)
I tried to install a program called
Hello,
This note is to advise of the end of the problem I had which was with my
dial-up connection when my system was allocated the remote address of
210.8.1.13 in AAPT's network.
My machine is now able to connect to that router. AAPT have had a
technical upgrade of their service, the details
Murray Waldron wrote:
G'day Slug,
When I had RH9 on my system, all my ide devices worked perfectly. My
CD-ROM and CD-RW were recognised, worked and ejected properly and my ZIP
disk worked and also ejected properly.
When I did a fresh install to Fedora Core 3, I lost the ability to play
Title: RE: [SLUG] Ubuntu problems with Postgres install
My suggestion is use an Ubuntu package instead of that from Sarge.
apt-cache search postgres
Carlo
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Kirti Pankhania
Sent: Tue 6/21/2005 6:19 PM
To: slug@slug.org.au
Can anyone recommend a good cheap w*b h*sting service? I just need to
run Bloxcom (a CGI Perl script) so nothing fancy. There seem to be a few
$5-10/month services out there; anyone with good experiences?
[I originally sent this to slug-chat but it never appeared. Also, it
seems that W-b h-sting'
Sluggers,
Do any of the postgres savy among you know of a link or page to information
about the storage size of the Postgres timestamp field (i.e how many bytes it
takes up on disk). I realise that this may not be a simple question based on
how Postgres stores/compresses rows onto disk but for
On 6/21/05, Martin Ellison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good cheap w*b h*sting service? I just need to
run Bloxcom (a CGI Perl script) so nothing fancy. There seem to be a few
$5-10/month services out there; anyone with good experiences?
You could try Catalyst, its nearly
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 11:15, Michael Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't got my WAG54Gv2 unit yet, maybe my work ordered it
yesterday, soon see if it turns up today or tomorrow.
Decided to get the all in one unit, as if I dont need the wireless on
it, I can remove antenna and disable it on
Hi there,
Anybody had any experiences setting up 1-way DirecPC (Telstra Bigpond)
satellite with an uplink through an NT1+II USB ISDN modem on Linux?
The DirecPC USB modem is a Hughes Network Systems (HNS) Sattelite
Device, model ISU-R1. I seem to remember some commercial software a
few years
quote who=Sridhar Dhanapalan
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 11:15, Michael Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been considering getting one of those, but I want to be able to
load a
Linux distro (one more functional than the standard one) on it. There are
plenty for the WRT54GS v2[1], which I am also
If you don't have to use hosting from Australia, you can try the
following. I've used them both of them. iPowerweb is a bit more stable
and I've encountered a few downtimes with Globat (3 times of a few hours
in about a year--could be more). Mind you, currency is in USD.
www.ipowerweb.com
$7.95 /
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On Mon, Jun 20, 2005 at 07:41:27PM +1000, Jamie Honan wrote:
My thinking is that I should use one IDE boot/root non raid
disk, and three SATA drives for the raid.
Is there a good reason for that?
I would be thinking to make a small boot partition
On 6/21/05, Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
quote who=Michael Fox
On 6/20/05, Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't got my WAG54Gv2 unit yet, maybe my work ordered it
yesterday, soon see if it turns up today or tomorrow.
this one says:
Firmware Version: 1.00.39 Wireless-G ADSL
On 6/22/05, Voytek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
quote who=Sridhar Dhanapalan
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 11:15, Michael Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been considering getting one of those, but I want to be able to
load a
Linux distro (one more functional than the standard one) on it. There
Hi there!
I'm looking at using gcc 3.4.4 to compile KDE on a system that started
life as a gcc 3.3.5 compilation. This is a new experience for me so I was
wondering if this is:
a) a really silly idea. Should compile everything with 3.3.5.
b) easy as new compiled stuff will just work with all
On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 01:16:25 +0930, Ryan Verner wrote:
Anybody had any experiences setting up 1-way DirecPC (Telstra Bigpond)
satellite with an uplink through an NT1+II USB ISDN modem on Linux?
I can't help you with the satellite part, but the NT1+ is just a USB
modem using
Jamie
My thinking is that I should use one IDE boot/root non raid
disk, and three SATA drives for the raid.
Is there a good reason for that?
I would be thinking to make a small boot partition (100M or less)
and use the initrd to establish the drivers and get the RAID running.
Then
Hi
My thinking is that I should use one IDE boot/root non raid
disk, and three SATA drives for the raid.
Is there a good reason for that?
I would be thinking to make a small boot partition (100M or less)
and use the initrd to establish the drivers and get the RAID running.
A quick google uncovered this, but there doesn't seem to be too much
doco available..
http://sourceforge.net/projects/direcpc
and
http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:m088cZRuls8J:www.linuxvoodoo.com/resources/howtos/direcpc
But not much else.
DirecPC is immensely popular in the parts of the
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