the default graphic background,
and Tux shows up at the top as the kernel is loading, so I know that the
basics on the graphic drivers are working.
It came with a stock RedHat 2.4 distro booting into gnome, so I know
that it's capable of running the X windows environment properly. But
righ
goose-stepping SS thug!!! :-)
There. NOW you can invoke Godwin's Law. Although, to actually give this post
SOME relevance to the original thread, will using Saviour Linux on your
computer assure it of going to Electronic Heaven when it finally dies???
0:-)
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On Wednesday 11 January 2006 03:49 pm, Iain Buchanan wrote:
> On Wed, 2006-01-11 at 15:29 -0800, Eric Bliss wrote:
> > Although, to actually give this post
> > SOME relevance to the original thread, will using Saviour Linux on your
> > computer assure it of going to Elec
from being used for third party servers. Could be
they put in a port blocker recently, and you're just one of the few people
who are having problems with it.
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on serverin the middle of month-end
> > --
Yes... But it's that -R option that really kills you...
OO!! Ctrl-C! Ctrl-C! Ctrl-C!
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simply exits with an error code of 0, 1, or 2. It also said
something about using an unmatched square bracket when trying to use the
--help and --version options.
In general, it just looks kind of weird.
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e to
in in the documentation, although I know it's gotta be in there somewhere.
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On Wednesday 01 February 2006 06:34 pm, Patrick Börjesson wrote:
> On 06/02/01 16:32, Eric Bliss wrote:
> > I've got a user who wants his mail both kept locally and forked off to
another
> > server. Will the following work in the aliases file, or will it create a
eis"
iwconfig eth1 key --xx
ifconfig eth1 up
dchpcd eth1
That's the script I hacked out to connect to our local WEP encrypted Airport.
Your milage may vary.
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be so concerned with space, and it
might make some sense for me to set up a few extra partitions. But I don't,
and this works for my situation.
As I said at the start, I'm simply curious how you would manage to mount the
main executable storage area of your system as "noexec&quo
iwconfig lines BEFORE the
ifconfig up. That's the order I've got them in in my script to connect to an
Airport, and it could be that the iwconfig commands aren't actually changing
the config while the interface is "up".
Just a guess, based on a similar script that
ak any of your
college's rules regarding the network. Also, it won't require any additional
configuration headaches.
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g fixed.
>
> Thanks to all for the help. I'm sure it was something stupid on my
> part and not anyone's instructions.
>
> Cheers,
> Mark
>
Before you do that... did you also edit /etc/mtab in addition to /etc/fstab?
Just a thought, since we are talking a
On Friday 10 March 2006 03:17, Josh Helmer wrote:
> On Friday 10 March 2006 18:05, Eric Bliss wrote:
> > Before you do that... did you also edit /etc/mtab in addition to
> > /etc/fstab?
> >
> > Just a thought, since we are talking about separate partitions to mount.
&g
Perl. You can browse it with "man perlfunc". Maybe that's what
they mean.
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r a disk that you purchased? I ask because I heard a while back that some
DVD manufacturers would create their disks with intensionally bad sectors as
a kind of copy protection. You could be running into a problem with that, if
it's a manufactured disk rather than a burned disk.
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vid, Apple's Final Cut, and others) that gets good coverage at
Creative Cow (http://forums.creativecow.net). You might want to take a look
there before making any purchasing decisions.
(return to lurk mode)
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ing you to actually make it through an install to the point where you
can get something better working.
Just my .02c on the matter.
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n-hamradio)
Wireless LAN drivers (non-hamradio) & Wireless Extensions
Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 Network Connection
Enable promiscuous mode
My guess is Yes. ;-)
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On Tuesday 22 November 2005 01:55 pm, Eric Bliss wrote:
> > >
> > > I tried the 2.6.14 kernel with the ipw2200 driver, and it didn't work.
> > > Maybe it was fixed in release 2.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me if the in-kernel driver supports
Wikipedia has an article purely devoted to an examination of what Google may
be running on...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_platform
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based interface to
watch your network interfaces. The traffic monitor will show traffic flow
for each different connection, and the interface statistics will show how
much total traffic is going in and out on each interface, including real-time
kb/sec data. As long as you keep track of what I
Google. Note the 3 million results. :-)
Basically, if it isn't working right now, don't hold your breath for it to be
fixed, either by the Firefox team, or the website developers.
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On Monday 19 December 2005 05:48 pm, Willie Wong wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 19, 2005 at 02:30:18PM -0800, Penguin Lover Eric Bliss squawked:
> > Basically, if it isn't working right now, don't hold your breath for it to
be
> > fixed, either by the Firefox team, or the website
cks" has a section just on saving, fixing and
restoring the MBR. Rather than using bs=512, you'll want to use bs=446 when
overwriting the MBR (if you had a backup, and want to do it by hand), or use
a tool like grub-install (the Gentoo Handbook has a chapter on configuring
the bootload
; view it with but since the upgrade I can't find it. Maybe lde-meta
> missed something???
>
I think "KDE Menu Button -> Utilities -> More Applications -> Binary Editor
(KHexEdit)" is what you're looking for. Ironically enough, I was just using
it.
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though, since I
can't actually READ Kanji - but I suppose it looks cool.)
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