tool for configuring the
adapter in Linux.
Well recommended.
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ith the need
for the config.opts lines to get it all working. Also, the olympic
cardbus adapter is supported by the kernel side driver, but not by
pcmcia_cs.
Check out the web site or the latest token-ring howto (I updated it a
couple of weeks ago) for more information.
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instructions on the gatos web site. I'm using unstable with
X4.1, make sure you get the correct version of the drivers from the
site.
I can now actually play dvd's under Linux without dropping frames or
loosing the sync with audio, even at full screen resolution.
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> host running on v2, and it didn't work well.
>
You have to patch v2 to work with the later 2.4.x kernels, a quick
search on the 'net should find the patch for you.
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machine will
lock up, but this is usually when I'm moving the focus in and out of
vmware too quickly.
You will need a sufficient amount of memory to make this acceptable.
My laptop has 256mb with VMWare reserving 96mb and it work fine. Any
less and it would be painful.
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> I looked through the control panel¬>system and I didn't see anything.
>
There isn't one !!!. (You can manually set the file to a zero/small size
in the Virtual Memory tab, but there is no need.) What they mean is to
delete the win386.swp (???) file from the harddrive because it is
read-only an
> Hi,
>
> I just changed from SUSE to Debian and kind of have problems with the
> VI. When in INSERT mode I used to see that from the status line below,
> now there isnt anything. Also Delete isn't working as before, also
> when using the cursor keys, always the INSERT mode discontinues...
>
> An
Jim Lisi wrote:
>
> I am puting together a server/router/firewall mashine (yes its all those
> together)
> I am looking for recomendasions for a good NIC to use. It neads to be a
> 10/100baseT
My firewall/server/router machine has got eepro100's and I've never had
a problem with them. The machin
> Uh ok this is a braindead reply but did you try
> turning off
> the modem for a few minutes. I had a hard time
> getting my new
> machine to work with cable, it suddenly worked on the
> third network card (a 3c905b). -chris
Not as brain dead as you may think, a lot depends upon how you
cable mod
>
> now whether gdb should let me print "pow(run.m*run.dr, 2)" or not, that's
> gdb segfaulting. a debugger should _NOT_ segfault, under any
> circumstances.
Unless, there is a hardware problem, esp. memory, gdb will stress out
your memory more than most apps. Do a kernel compile work fine ?
H
Sven Burgener wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> Some questions to be answered:
>
> o How, if possible, can I deliberately cause a core dump on Linux?
> (Running potato / 2.2.17-pre6-1 kernel from the sources available
> in potato.)
Program core dump or kernel oops ???
Program:
int ma
>
> The problem is that conections provided inside a IP Masquerading
> environment can't transfer files. But in your homes (using a real IP
> connection) he can.
>
> Any hints?
>
Have you tried using passive mode to transfer the files ?
Mike
Did you log in as a regular user and su to root and then try to run
linuxconf.
If so you need to allow root to access the X server, either log in as
root or as a regular user type xhosts + which will allow any user to run
an X app on the original users X session.
Mike
> I currently work for a company doing database development with MS SQL Server
> and VisualBasic. I'd like to branch out a little bit and learn some linux
> based solutions. Is MySQL & C++ a good combination for doing some home
> learning/experimenting?
I'm currently playing with Postgres and Py
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