Hi Sluggers,
I've just been using firefox to browse this site:
http://www.spacedaily.com/
but my browser locks up / freezes and I have to kill it. The last message in the status bar is "Waiting for www.bing.com". (I
suspect the page is doing a javascript ajax request). I edited my /etc
Ok, cancel that... found how to find an alternative superblock...
running a fix now.
On 12/08/2010 9:57 AM, Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running a virtual machine on vmware esx. vm = Centos 5.x (redhat)
I'm running ext2 with no LVM.
After removing some vmware "snapshots" the system reboot
Hi all,
I'm running a virtual machine on vmware esx. vm = Centos 5.x (redhat)
I'm running ext2 with no LVM.
After removing some vmware "snapshots" the system rebooted into a
readonly file system.
Another reboot and errors and kernel panic etc.
I've rebooted with linux rescue via the cdrom
As a SAGE-AU member, and currently attending this years SAGE-AU in Hobart
right now, I don't mind plugging it either!
On 11 August 2010 21:36, Jeremy Visser wrote:
> Sharon Doig said:
> > Perhaps you can help me with my question. I know there are networks for
> > Librarians that advertise jobs
> "Sharon" == Sharon Doig writes:
Sharon> Hi Sluggers! Perhaps you can help me with my question. I know
Sharon> there are networks for Librarians that advertise jobs as well
Sharon> as information on seminars. Does this exist for IT
Sharon> Professionals? I am interested in networks for NSW/
Sharon Doig said:
> Perhaps you can help me with my question. I know there are networks for
> Librarians that advertise jobs as well as information on seminars. Does this
> exist for IT Professionals? I am interested in networks for NSW/ACT region.
> Any
> heads up appreciated.
You're probably
Hi Sluggers!
Perhaps you can help me with my question. I know there are networks for
Librarians that advertise jobs as well as information on seminars. Does this
exist for IT Professionals? I am interested in networks for NSW/ACT region. Any
heads up appreciated.
Thanks
Sharon Doig.
Sharon
Jon Jermey writes:
G'day Jon. It would be *really* nice if you could follow the same quoting
style as the rest of the thread; it makes it much easier to foll.w
>> *nod* The real problem is not that Linux is hard to install: Windows is
>> just as damn hard, and just as painful, for non-technical
To me the issue goes somewhat deeper: from my limited perspective as a
hardware novice, I just can't see why different drivers are even
necessary. As far as I can tell one wi-fi card does exactly the same
things as any other wi-fi card: is is too much to ask that the hardware
should be construc
