hi everyone:
here is a question that has bugged me continuously
how does one go about getting the DNS entries for comcast braodband...?
any ideas?
thanks in advance!
dylan
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that appears to be a 2.6.x feature. if there is an easier way to do
this in 2.4.x, i'd like to hear (not that the patch is tough).
also, i like to use FB (without the framebuffer i only get the middle
half of my laptop screen - i suspect it's a centered 640x480), and i
like to get rid of tux a
On Mon, Apr 05, 2004 at 03:54:46PM -0700, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
> I'm looking forward to Bill's KDE presentation tomorrow, where I hope to
> pick up all kinds of useful tidbits!
Hehe... I hope I'm prepared enough! A lot of the things I'm talking about
are new to me, so I won't be able to spea
Quoting Rod Roark ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> From here it appears that slashdot.org has no working
> authoritative nameservers. I can get to slashdot if I use
> my ISP's nameserver, but presumably that is because they
> have it cached. Is anyone else seeing this?
>
> Details below. Note that VA So
Since you're already recompiling, why not just go to Device Drivers->
Graphics Support->Logo Configuration and just turn it off? Or compile a
vanilla kernel with the same configuration options and you'll get the
standard beerless Tux.
On 2004.04.05 15:38, Dave Margolis wrote:
I make a 1 pixel
I'm looking forward to Bill's KDE presentation tomorrow, where I hope to
pick up all kinds of useful tidbits!
But I have a burning question right now about the fish kio plugin. When
used with konqueror, it is a very convenient way to transfer files over
ssh. However, the date stamp of the fil
On Mon, Apr 05, 2004 at 03:38:13PM -0700, Dave Margolis wrote:
> The only other choice is to turn off the framebuffer console (i.e.
> vga=normal in /etc/lilo.conf). This generally works OK on many video
> boards/monitors, especially if you spend most of your time in X.
That sounds like a good t
I make a 1 pixel high by 8 pixel wide black graphic in the gimp, and
then save it as linux_logo.ppm. I then compile this replacement graphic
into my kernel using patches at the following site:
http://www.arnor.net/linuxlogo/download.html
This is a little crude and hasn't been updated since 2.4
On Mon, Apr 05, 2004 at 02:39:03PM -0700, Bill Kendrick wrote:
> Okay, so this weekend, the little kid I'm tutoring and I set up a PII I got
> His computer shows Tux holding a mug of beer! D'OH!
>
> How does one change this? :^)
Tell him it's Root Beer. Problem solved.
For extra points, go bu
Okay, so this weekend, the little kid I'm tutoring and I set up a PII I got
from a friend, and installed Debian Linux 3.0r1 (the disc I had on me).
I have one complaint so far... during the boot sequence, it throws a Tux
at the top left. My box does the same (I recently installed 3.0r1 from scrat
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