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John R Pierce wrote:
> I'd replace /dev/null with large_file_copy, then run md5sum on both to
> confirm things are working reliably.
John
Nice tweak!
Thanks -- I'll make that change.
Barry
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nate wrote:
> Barry L. Kline wrote:
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>> Short of writing my own program, can anyone point me to a good tool for
>> that purpose. yum search RS232 and yum search serial haven't provided
>> what I'm looking for a
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R P Herrold wrote:
> As I understand the problem it may be that the signal could
> degrade from whatever max data rate the circuit is rated for.
> I am not aware of a resampling routine in any recent kit that
> CentOS ships
Hi Russ.
This RF-WAN i
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Stephen Harris wrote:
> Since you have loopback adapter connected you need to read/write from
> the device at the same time. So... first attempt:
> cat /dev/null &
> time cat large_file > /dev/ttyr00
>
> Been a long time since I played with se
Hello all.
This is a question that I should be able to answer, but the old grey
cells aren't working. My Google-Fu must not be up to snuff, either.
I have a MOXA IP-RS232 converter that I'm going to be using over an RF
WAN and I need to confirm the actual data rate that I'll be able to
achieve.
John R Pierce wrote:
> I've setup Mailman for announce-only lists for several people and
> they've generally been quite happy with it. You configure it as a
> moderated list and only allow the pre-approved moderators to send to the
> list, and you configure the list so replies go back to a pr
Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> I am getting there, trust me:) I can't believe support! Just useless.
> Their forums are filled with equally upset people, but one of the list
> members has contacted me and hopefully I can see what he did right!
>
> Its working for him.
If you find out please tell us w
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> Anyone running this POS on CentOS and can spare some info? Support
> is useless, and it's just not working:)I am not getting a qbdir.dat
> file created, and the error log is, well, empty!
We threw in the towel on this POS and
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mbneto wrote:
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> So, if this is really the case I'd suggest making some sort of campaign
> to raise money and provide the necessary resources in order to speed
> things up. If RH maintains the 4-6 month schedule it can happen again
> in less than t
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I occasionally need to connect to a serial device and in the past have
used minicom and the Keyspan USA-19HS adapter. It has worked
flawlessly. Once I upgraded, I could never seem to make this work. The
kernel recognizes the adapter, it gets properl
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MHR wrote:
> Second, that won't work. Sed does not perform on files in place - its
> output is sent to stdout unless it is redirected, and you can't
> redirect it back to the original file. To do something this way,
> you'd need a script that replac
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Ray Leventhal wrote:
| Where does mysql actually store databases and tables in the filesystem?
If you're asking because you're concerned about backup/restore then
you'll want to forget about the location of the data files and instead
use the mysqldu
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Sergej Kandyla wrote:
> Hi All,
>
>
> Could anyone tell me, how to correctly install MySQL4.1 on Centos 5 ?
> By default Centos 5 comes with mysql5… If I will compile mysql4 from
> sources to separate prefix, some features may be unavailable (unix
>
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Karl Denninger wrote:
> That doesn't help (I'm trying to built it from source)
>
> Without readline, zlib and the crypto libraries you can't build the full
> 8.3 release... and installing 8.1 as a distro doesn't get you the
> libraries you need t
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
> I can't reboot a server to set the hardware clock to UTC time, but CentOS was
> installed with the assumption that the PC was running UTC.
> Is it possible to update the hardware clock to the right time and therefore
> allow
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Tim McGeary wrote:
> I can see the device in my /proc/bus/usb/devices file, but fdisk -l
> doesn't show it at all. I was trying to mount and partition it using
> Webmin, but I can't figure out the device name I need to give it to
> mount and partitio
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James B. Byrne wrote:
> This is probably a FAQ item but despite searching extensively with google
> I am unable to find an answerer to this question. Perhaps I am using the
> wrong words. In any case, at the risk of inducing some mirth at my
> ignoran
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simon wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have been running linux 9 server as a dns and mail server and is workin
> fine..
>
> i want to install CENTOS 5 with all the latest mail server software and
> bind as well as all the libraries on another machine whic is
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Robert Moskowitz wrote:
> I have set up a migration between two drives. fIrst I got Centos 5
> working how I wanted on this drive, then set about copying it to another
> drive.
Hi Robert.
It's a little late now, but the way I'd do this kind of thing
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