On Sun, 11 Sep 2005 15:29, Michael Guy wrote:
> try this if you havent got it already set up
>
> wget http://amd64.debian.net/archive.key
> apt-key add archive.key
>
> then
>
> apt-get install
>
> hopefully that should work out for you.
Which is what I have now done and which did the trick.
Many
I've been asked by a charity to look after a CMS for them. They have had
Mambo recommeneded to them.
I notice from the SLUG mailing list archives that mambo has been
discussed before and appears to be on a par with Drupal. As Drupal
seamed to come out in front in he last CMS discussion held recent
Dear list,
I need to do a demo of signal graphing, so I though I would use MRTG.
As I am away from my office, so I thought I would use two laptops.
One of the server and the other as a client.
The point is to show that we can do remote monitoring of 'real time' data.
Yes, I admit the demo i
Dear list,
Is there wireless card that works automagically with Ubuntu?
Cheap would be nice but if not which cards work well using the ndiswrapper?
Any recommendations / thoughts would be good.
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hi
Is there wireless card that works automagically with Ubuntu?
Cheap would be nice but if not which cards work well using the
ndiswrapper?
Any recommendations / thoughts would be good.
my experience with kubuntu (based on hoary 5.04 AFAIR), which is the
same as ubuntu, but instead of gnome
Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear list,
Is there wireless card that works automagically with Ubuntu?
Cheap would be nice but if not which cards work well using the ndiswrapper?
Any recommendations / thoughts would be good.
Automagically is the key word here. :-)
You didn't specify PCI or PCMCIA
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 10:22:06PM +1000, Richard Hayes wrote:
> I need to do a demo of signal graphing, so I though I would use MRTG.
...
> What non-SNMP / MIB2 data sources are available?
It's very easy to plug an arbitrary non SNMP data source into MRTG.
The output just needs to be in the for
On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 13:15 +1000, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
> James Gray wrote:
>
> > Digital Star (http://www.digitalstar.com.au) also have OS-less laptops on
> > offer. From their main page, follow the link to "BTO Notebooks" or simply
> > go here:
> > http://www.digitalstar.com.au/_PowerNot
This is a bit of an advocacy post so I'll try not to offend too many. Linux
has some definite benefits over the closed source 64bit world. Read on :)
There's an interesting article over at ExtremeTech about 64bit computing on
Windows platforms. Seems our WinXP-64 encumbered brethren are facin
James Gray wrote:
"Peripherals you currently own or plan to purchase in the near future
(cameras, printers, MP3 players, handheld devices) will most likely NOT work
on a system purchased with Windows XP Professional x64, and some software
applications may not work on the x64 operating system."
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 09:57, QuantumG wrote:
> James Gray wrote:
> >"Peripherals you currently own or plan to purchase in the near future
> >(cameras, printers, MP3 players, handheld devices) will most likely NOT
> > work on a system purchased with Windows XP Professional x64, and some
> > software a
Hello
All
I have an
installation where I have 2 Fedora 3 boxes in a rural environment about 2Km
apart. At present I have a PPP link between them running very nicely at 115K.
What I would like to do increase the bandwidth of the link between the 2 boxes,
possibly by using multilink PPP. I
Mike MacCana wrote:
On Wed, 2005-08-24 at 10:31 +1000, Phil Scarratt wrote:
Hi
Having no experience with VPN'ing toa Cisco router endpoint, I'm
interested in peoples thoughts on creating a VPN to a Cisco 1712
endpoint.
The Cisco client requires a special kernel module and isn't Open Sour
Ian Wienand wrote:
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 10:22:06PM +1000, Richard Hayes wrote:
I need to do a demo of signal graphing, so I though I would use MRTG.
...
What non-SNMP / MIB2 data sources are available?
It's very easy to plug an arbitrary non SNMP data source into MRTG.
The output jus
Sluggers,
Ok so fresh from my success at getting my data logger working with
unWired DHCP I'm trying to get it to respond to a remote dial up.
The logger has a GSM modem in it and kermit and getty, but not mgetty or
agetty. Getty is in fact a symbolic link to /bin/tinylogin
If I fire up ker
Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
Ok so fresh from my success at getting my data logger working with
unWired DHCP I'm trying to get it to respond to a remote dial up.
The logger has a GSM modem in it and kermit and getty, but not mgetty or
agetty. Getty is in fact a symbolic link to /bin/tinyl
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