ir passwords which is annoying. it did give me
more ammo to throw at the solaris admins to convince them to start
running ssh.
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r OS's. it also has a lot more different libraries by
default than other unix variants which, to me, is a good thing.
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ust s
16-bit pcmcia card. it will not work at all with RH 5.0. the pcmcia in
RH 5.1 (3.0.0) has rudimentary cardbus support, but i don't think many
cardbus cards work with it. 3.0.1 is better and i think at least the
3com 10/100 card sort of works. see
http://hyper.stanford.edu/HyperNews/get/p
i'd think they'd do a mke2fs as well to finish the
job. set up a little ramdisk, chroot to it, and scorch earth.
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ou.
to get this back on topic, i don't know if the Xconfigurator in RH 5.0
or 5.1 will set you up with 1280x1024 at quite that high of a
refresh. here's the modeline i use:
ModeLine "1280x1024" 150 1280 1320 1480 1728 1024 1029 1036 1077 +hsync +vsync
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an aperture grill type screen which i love (very sharp and flat), but
others hate (two faint horizontal lines). YMMV.
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d. a web search should turn it up
somewhere at threewave.planetquake.com. the readme files it comes
with should tell you what else you'll need and need to do like grab
the latest mesa and glide libraries. i got it all working on a
friend's machine a while back and became quite jealo
r and the machine getting upgraded was
aspc125.as.arizona.edu. i specified NFS install, gave chester as the
NFS server host, and /home/tim/redhat as the directory. worked like a
charm.
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the K6 isn't as fast as a pentium II, but a
pentium II can't be had for under $100. for linux use, a K6 is an
excellent and very economical choice, IMHO.
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it was something dodgy
with sharing the PS/2 port between two pointing devices, but
apparently it isn't necessarily that. FWIW, i haven't personally seen
this happen on any other machine with a PS/2 mouse, though most
machines i use heavily have serial mice.
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u have a problem with "LI" or "L 80 80 80 80", you can always
boot from the redhat boot floppy by saying:
vmlinuz root=/dev/hdxx
at the boot: prompt where the xx is replaced by the appropriate letter
and number for your linux root partition.
hope this helps,
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.2, and a sony 19" monitor and it's also near
perfect. here's the modeline we use:
ModeLine "1280x1024" 150 1280 1320 1480 1728 1024 1029 1036 1077 +hsync +vsync
hope this helps,
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ouple of other people in the dept have deskstars now that fry's is
relatively nearby and carries IBMs for reasonable prices. very quick
and so far reliable. too bad i don't have room at home for any more
drives else i'd get one, too.
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and tend to cost a little more. i kinda worry sometimes that
reliability is taking a back seat to all of the price slashing on HDs.
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ould support it fully when it comes out.
hopefully that'll be by the time i get my own pentium ][
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on the software. I suspect that with the few minor
> changes you've all suggested, this system will be "plug and play" with
> Linux.
linux is as happy as the hardware it's run on. it may take a little
messing around to get the latest kernel and XFree going to make full
u
ll *probably* work. The ATI video card may be a bit too
> new. Any thoughts on all this will be appreciated.
the video card is always the big sticking point. matrox has become a
pretty safe bet and has the advantage of much better performance
across the board than the recent ATI cards i've
> paul
i second what he said. i got X running on my 500CDT without a
problem. be sure you're using XFree86 and not metro-x. metro-x does
not support the C&T chipsets like the one in the toshiba very well and
may be your problem.
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al or anything like that. so i guess pppd 2.3.3 is fine with 2.0.x
and kernel ppp 2.2.0 as long as you're using it in basically 2.2.0
compatibility mode. i think that diald is probably still preferable
anyway if you want to demand dial.
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animated and otherwise,
just fine.
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tscript. people tell me the epson
st600 and st800 are the low-cost color printers of choice for linux.
i have not used them personally, though, and i don't know if they
support A3 size paper.
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