Patrick,
You haven't mentioned the format of DVDs you're using. I believe that the
general consensus is that DVD-R generally has better compatibility with DVD
video players than DVD+R. It could be as simple as this.
Also the semi-conductor lasers used in DVD players tend to lose power over
On 21/02/2010, at 7:48 AM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Alan Tyree wrote:
I have an Apple iBook G4 and the hard drive is
showing some damage - it
is an IDE drive. Would like to replace with
something solid state, but
don't really know where to start.
Cheers,
Alan
Hi Alan,
I didn't see
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 03:18:24PM +1100, Nigel Allen wrote:
Greetings
I want to set up a pair of 1 TB drives on an HP DL145 G3 and I'm
looking for suggestions as to the best way to partition them.
Would I be best using software RAID and LVM? Given that it's a
fairly busy machine (mail
Jeff
A quick tidbit for anyone who has acquired one of these delightful
netbooks: Asus has shipped a few BIOS updates, the most recent of
which has improved my wifi performance/reliability considerably.
Recommended update.
How did you get your machine to install the BIOS update. I've
quote who=Richard Ibbotson
How did you get your machine to install the BIOS update. I've found the
part about ALT + F2 to start it but can't get the machine to find the USB
stick. Do I have to format the USB stick as FAT16 or is just any old file
system going to work ?
FAT32 should be
On Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:09:35 +1100
James Gray ja...@gray.net.au wrote:
On 21/02/2010, at 7:48 AM, elliott-brennan wrote:
Alan Tyree wrote:
I have an Apple iBook G4 and the hard drive is
showing some damage - it
is an IDE drive. Would like to replace with
something solid state, but
Along with ur IDE and sata stuff u should think about I know of a good
data transfer program called super duper for mac, it's free and I
know it works when transfering from a 250g to 500g for eg. Will
transfer ur mbr etc...
could suit ur needs
On 22/02/2010, at 8:08, Alan L Tyree
On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:24:21 +1100
Mike beatbreake...@gmail.com wrote:
Along with ur IDE and sata stuff u should think about I know of a
good data transfer program called super duper for mac, it's free
and I know it works when transfering from a 250g to 500g for eg.
Will transfer ur mbr
On 20/02/2010 01:00, Jake Anderson wrote:
Nigel Allen wrote:
Greetings
I want to set up a pair of 1 TB drives on an HP DL145 G3 and I'm
looking for suggestions as to the best way to partition them.
Would I be best using software RAID and LVM? Given that it's a fairly
busy machine (mail
On 21/02/2010 20:56, Matthew Hannigan wrote:
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 03:18:24PM +1100, Nigel Allen wrote:
Greetings
I want to set up a pair of 1 TB drives on an HP DL145 G3 and I'm
looking for suggestions as to the best way to partition them.
Would I be best using software RAID and LVM?
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How do I get a copy of Joomla installed on Ubuntu 9.10? I have
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gunzip says unknown suffix --ignored and does nothing
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On 22/02/10 11:36, Heracles wrote:
How do I get a copy of Joomla installed on Ubuntu 9.10? I have
downloaded the file package ffom their site, but it is in zip format and
gunzip says unknown suffix --ignored and does nothing
If it's in zip format, gunzip isn't going to unzip it. You need
Hi
How do I get a copy of Joomla installed on Ubuntu 9.10? I have
downloaded the file package ffom their site, but it is in zip
format and gunzip says unknown suffix --ignored and does nothing
You need to install unzip and p7zip
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full rar arj lha unzip
Should
quote who=Heracles
NOTE: If it is gpl, why is it not in the Ubuntu repositories?
Because no one has packaged it. Probably because no one loves it. (Web stuff
is fairly troublesome to package, keep updated and so on -- it ends up being
easier to do it manually, sadly. Perhaps one day we'll
quote who=Del
I know that VPS and cloud hosting has been discussed here quite a bit, and
on the basis of that discussion we've started using Linode for some
virtual services, so thanks for the recommendations for them to those who
posted.
However storage at Linode is very expensive --
On 22/02/10 12:10, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Heracles
NOTE: If it is gpl, why is it not in the Ubuntu repositories?
Because no one has packaged it. Probably because no one loves it. (Web stuff
is fairly troublesome to package, keep updated and so on -- it ends up being
easier to do it
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Because no one has packaged it. Probably because no one loves it.
Or more accurately, because noone has packaged it for Debian.
The *vast* majority of stuff available for Ubuntu is available because
someone packaged it for Debian.
I have nothing against Ubuntu, i run it on
Thank you all for your help. I've conceded defeat against the registrar
with the glue records and I've signed up for custom DNS hosting from
dyndns.com.
Regards,
Ashley Glenday
* The time for my yearly haircut is coming around again (March
11th-13th). If anyone wants to sponsor me they can
Several questions here - I've answered them separately for clarity:
Q: Why is Joomla! not in the repositories?
A: I think it was at one point, but I prefer to install this type of
application manually - I've found that patches and critical security
stuff take too long to filter through the
Alan L Tyree wrote:
How well does CF work as a hard drive replacement? I see mixed comments
when I googled for it. What kind of adaptive gear do you need.
I have an Apple iBook G4 and the hard drive is showing some damage - it
is an IDE drive. Would like to replace with something solid state,
I'd have no idea either why it's not in the ubuntu repos, I dunno if u
could add something in sources.lst ... Tho that may be changed since I
used ubuntu too.
Anyway I'm posting cos I stumbled on this before, http://www.turnkeylinux.org/
I think it's ubuntu based, includes joomla, mysql,
Haha sorr I didn't know I'd like to see osx run comftorably on 512mb
ram! Nice well good luck with the hdd changeover
On 22/02/2010, at 8:36, Alan L Tyree a...@austlii.edu.au wrote:
On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:24:21 +1100
Mike beatbreake...@gmail.com wrote:
Along with ur IDE and sata stuff u
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