Deboo,
This is normal behavior. You have the secondary IDE controller enabled
in your BIOS.
Linux is probing to find out what drive(s) are on your secondary IDE
controller. Since there are none, the IRQ probe fails.
If you do not want these errors, simply disable the secondary IDE in
your
Antonio,
Below is a simple perl script that will upload a file to the server.
1) WARNING This is VERY insecure as ANYONE could upload ANYTHING to
your server. You will want to wrap this in some type of security. DO NOT
USE THIS AS IS!
2) The file will be written as the user running the Web
Antonio,
Are you looking for a script to automaticlly grab files or are you
looking for the ability to have the client select a file, click a button
then upload it to the server?
Pete
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Antoni
Richard Lyons wrote:
> Rats! I've never had a wheel working under linux, and I was following this
> thread sure the solution would be revealed...
Richard,
To make the wheel work under X change your /etc/X11/XF86Config file so
that the line in the Pointer section that now reads:
Protocol
Hello *,
I am having a heck of a time trying to install Woody on a Dell
Poweredge 2600 with a LSI Logic / Symbios Logic (formerly NCR) 53C1030
SCSI adapter. This machine DOES NOT have a RAID controller.
I have used the bf24 boot option from the Woody CD and have extracted
the mptbase.o and mpts
> > This seems like a common enough problem that anybody sufficiently
> > geeky (say, who has a Debian machine at home and some Unixy machine
> > at work/school) would have run into it. Are there any pre-canned,
> > or at least not-too-groady home-baked solutions out there?
How about: run an rsyn
Hello *,
I am having permissions problems with a NFS mount that I just can't figure out
and I'm hoping someone can help.
I am NFS mounting a USB floppy drive on machine A by using automount on
machine B. The floppy shows it is mounted rwxrwxrwx and owned root.root.
Any user can read and wri
> Has anyone gotten a Dell powervault 100t dds scsi tape drive to work?
> I want to set it up with Amanda, but I am finding a lack of
> documentation and examples.
Dell does support Linux (weakly but they do), have you called
them/checked their Web site?
> Do you know where a good HOWTO is or e
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