> I use a Linux only machine with two fairly large hard drives. Ubuntu is
> installed on one and Kubuntu on the other. On both distros I have
> separate partitions for my home folders. I mainly use Ubuntu. A couple
> of months ago the network/internet capability disappeared from Kubuntu
>
... apologies for top posting, brain not engaged!
Stuart
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Mac,
To sync my feeds up between my main laptop, Ubuntu-vmware image on my
Windows work-supplied laptop and the desktop in my home office (aka back
of garage! :)) I just rsync my liferea profile to my home/backup server.
I have alias's set so I can 'put' and 'get' as required. Although a bit
m
Kris Douglas wrote:
>
> Pricy? Dunno about You, but the mini-itx range of computing platforms
> isn't the cheapest.
Agreed, but I'm just suggesting a memory module that happens to be
listed as a component on that site, NOT the whole mini-ITX form factor!
:) I just happened to see them listed the
Rob,
> they will boot from Compact Flash to IDE adaptors using Etherboot
> (unfortunately the smallest CF card I could find was 1GB, very overkill!)
>
Have you considered the IDE Flash Memory Modules instead of CF cards.
According to Mini-ITX.com they can still be got from 128MB (£15) upwards
