Every search I did turned up the Linux Doc site
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/Lego/
Also found this.
http://www.battlebricks.com/links.jsp
Some day I'll get a mindstorm kit. 'Real Soon Now'
-sp
On Tue, 25 June 2002, Mark K. Kim wrote
No experience, but I thought you might want to know I
Greetings,
As I finally have my DSL working reliably, I am moving
my email back in house (so to speak), I have been
looking at the various SMTP daemon's(?) for Linux out
there Sendmail, Postfix, QMail
Now I know that spam filtering options are available in
the common implamentations, but I came
More specifically.
The Win 3.x defininatly ran on DOS.
The Win9x series, including that price gouging excuse
for an upgrade WinME, was a GUI on DOS and ran on DOS
7. The whole was a mis-match of 16/32 bit stuff and
had horible memory management and it was generally best
practise to reload
This is from a Windows IE perspective but does have the
relevant ico graphic file size details.
http://www.thesitewizard.com/archive/favicon.shtml
-sp
On Mon, 10 June 2002, Matt Roper wrote
Those web browsers try to fetch a file called
favicon.ico when they
first visit a site. If they
I tried with Mozilla 1.0 and IE55. No icon's
Mozilla appears to have added support in release 0.9.6
http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla0.9.6/#new
and here is more info
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/Author/dhtml/howto/ShortcutIcon.asp
But as MS site's often break on non-MS browser's,
I've been happy with register.com service for several
years now. Nice web interface. I do not believe that
they have provisions for dynamic IP addresses though.
-sp
Jay Strauss wrote
zoneedit.com is good too. Its supposed to be used
for dynamic IP
connections, but (obviously) works fine
The definitive site... well it was. Now it looks like you'll have to do some wading
http://www.tsmservices.com/masq/cfm/main.cfm
Oh wait, it seems to be here:
http://www.e-infomax.com/ipmasq/
IIRC it so that the appropriate connections are made and MASQ'd properly if you are
playing Quake,
There was at one time a bug on one of the IBM desktop systems. When the system went
to power save, the clock would slowly lose count over time. This was why I sugested a
BIOS flash. It affected the way power was sent to chips on the mother board, which
affected cycles performed
All right. It looks like I'm getting a broadband connection again (DSL, it'll be nice
to get my fix :)
This time I'll have a full DMZ, protected internal network etc. However, I'd like to
have a mail server that I can run off a Linux system (this will let me learn more
about Linux). I know
Good for you. A UPS is a nice thing.
Why are APC units to be avoided? I have used any number of them in the server closet
in the past and I have not encountered any difficulty that I recall. A friend has a
nice one that he bought here: http://auction.apcc.com/ a while ago and has served
On Sat, 19 January 2002, Ken Bloom wrote:
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when a win98 machine has 2 users on it, where do the different desktops
reside on disk?
do different desktops have different file locations? is there a way to
specify to
On Thu, 17 January 2002, Jay Strauss wrote:
I'm still debating the build vs. buy. But I have done some research and
think if I build I'll get a Athlon 1500 (fast and cheap). Now I've only got
about 85 motherboards to look over.
If you are trying to understand computers, nothing helps like a
Ok,
Here's the base generalization. You want the most bang for your buck, figure a
minimum of 3 years before you can afford to upgrade again. Do not skimp on the
motherboard, that often determines the feasibility of later CPU only upgrades. ASUS
makes good boards that have long life due to
All good.
The main reason is for writing Linux how-to's for my own amusements. Learning this
looks like it'll be useful. The ability to convert the same set of text into a
roughly parallel set of documents in txt, rtf, html (one page or menu'd) and pdf s
appealling.
Mainly in that when I
On Mon, 14 January 2002, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
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I do have two large HDD (40G for win98 and 30G for RH7.2) and thought that
would suffice to keep the two lovebirds away from each other, but I'll try
the fdisk /mbr and boot linux with a
On Tue, 08 January 2002, William Kendrick wrote:
I think I recall hearing that PalmOS is open-source,
I'm fairly certain this is not true. :^/
which is one of the
reasons why there are so many PDAs running it. But I've never attempted to
mess around with it.
Nope... licensing
Hey, this could go on the lugod faqs page
-sp
On Fri, 04 January 2002, Henry House wrote:
keywords: grub, bootloader, serial ports, console, headless server
On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 05:15:34PM -0800, Henry House wrote:
[...]
I still can't get grub to display anything to the serial port,
I've always liked Maxell's
Failing that I tend to use whatever I have laying around. Windows NT boot disk
reformatted work ok as well. If you have a LOT of issues, look at your floppy drives.
In general I don't have many issue's with floppy disks and when I do it comes in
batches. 1/2 the
Do you have any idea how disorientating it is to see your name, Pete, on vox-tech AND
leaf-user?
I thought my filters were broken for a few minutes. That evens us up for my sending
interesting article links to the list so you can't get work done.
;)
-sp
ps. Is your wrath legendary because
On Wed, 02 January 2002, William Kendrick wrote:
On Wed, Jan 02, 2002 at 09:24:31AM -0800, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
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Do you have any idea how disorientating it is to see your name, Pete, on
vox-tech AND leaf-user?
I thought my filters
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