are doing it manually, make
sure that you are giving the Win98 machine a valid IP on the same subnet
as the Debian machine. If the Win98 machine is set to dhcp then unless
the Debian machine is a dhcp server, the Win98 machine will set it's IP
to something in the 169. range.
Hope that helps.
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ing
you're actually trying to use the program under X and not at the
console.
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ll no good. Any other positive reports with
dual-proc machines and 16GB RAM? Patches, compiler settings, etc?
M's to FR? Enlightening web sites or other docs?
The memory and other subsystems have worked fine in other tests so those
don't seem to be a problem.
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DVD jukeboxes coming out that can
handle several hundred TB's worth of data with multiple drives
and reasonable access times.
Keep a ceratin amount of data on the array and set up a schedule
to archive older or less frequesntly accessed data onto DVD.
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On Mon, Nov 18,
allows the booting order
to be mnodified and recognizes removable media (i.e. floppy)
CD-ROM, SCSI, on-board master and slave devices, as well as
PXE and any detected PCI controller. If you can change the
boot order it may be set to boot from a detected controller
before the on-board controller.
Hope this helps.
Kourosh
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r the thin clients.
The only thing is that I don't know of you can maintain state from one session to
another
with this setup. I remember that when I log out of KDE it asks if I want to keep these
settings for next time but if you simply disconnected rather than logging out I think
you get a
Could it be that somewhere in the script is a FQDN,
possibly that of your machine, and that the delay
is a DNS lookup that times out? Do you have localhost
and your machines domain name in the hosts file to avoid
unneccesary DNS lookups?
Regards.
Kourosh
On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 10:09:00PM
Sandip,
Do you have ipchains or iptables enabled? What output do you get if you
do iptables -L ?
What is the exact message when you try to ping? Do you get an error?
Does it hang? Does it time out? Do you know if the network card is
workign and doesn't have a physical problem?
Regards.
On
On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 09:57:23PM -0700, Alvin Oga wrote:
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> hi ya kourosh..
>
> i dont know your config of your lan etc.. :-)>
Unless you have psychic powers I wouldn't think so ;-)
> - if buster was NOT forwarding, am thinking none of the machines
> in the
o have one wire to the outside world
> gateway is the ip# of your router or isp
> 10.42.43.1 lets say
Buster is a private network and it's gateway is the firewall.
> and you should be all set
> c ya
> alvin
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problem, or am i looking endlessly in the wrong place?
> i am at a dead stop. i would so appreciate some pointers.
>
> thanks in advance.
>
> dave
Hope this helps.
Kourosh
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On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 07:30:47PM +0100, jerry k wrote:
> Kourosh wrote:
>
> > One thing you may want to try is to use W2K's disk management
> > tools to delete the last partitioan, i.e. G:, then reboot
> > so that it is no longer recognized as drive G: in Windows.
d use cfdisk to create partitions in
the unused space and install debian.
BTW, I've had no problems dual booting with W2K using Lilo
installed in the MBR. Just remember to create an entry for
both OS's before rebooting =)
Hope this helps..
Kourosh
On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 06:47:39PM +0100
cking to see if Evolution changed the ownership of your
mail directory. The user needs to own the Maildir and I believe the
permissions need to be 700 on the directory. If the directory is world
readable or writable programs are not supposed to access the directory.
Maybe Evolution changed the
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