I would be interested in helping/donating/etc. I guess we contact this
person Kent/Kenter?
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Scott Thistle
sc...@tekkie.org
http://www.linkedin.com/in/scottthistle
On Fri, May 20, 2011 at 11:21 AM, Shawn wrote:
> Reposting here for any who may be interested.
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John's idea of using a backspace was a a good idea and I should have
thought of it. Alas, it doesn''t actually work as Justin pointed out.
I got the UUID from /dev/disk/by-uuid and used that in /etc/fstab
as Justin proposed. Worked like a charm.
I also looked in /dev/disk/by-label and found: HP
I ran into a multiple same point mount and saw reference to this
solution:
1/ as you (ie mwalters) umount smb4k/SOMECOMPUTER/Media/
2/ as super user (su) umount /home/mwalters/smb4k/SOMECOMPUTER/Media/
No way of really knowing if you were in a similar enough situation, but
it worked for me at the
The Alberta Government's E-waste program only deals with scraping what
they get http://www.albertarecycling.ca/
http://environment.gov.ab.ca/info/faqs/faq6-Electronics.asp
Setting up a FreeGeek here would be better for the environment,
better for those needing affordable computers, and
better for
While I would like to help, I cannot run it as I have a $dayjob and a hectic
schedule. I have some older gear that might be of use (Acer Aspire One - bad
SDD but Chromium works fine from USB - HP NetServer LPr, not sure specs).
Also an old 15" Dell LCD that works ok (1024x768 res).
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Don't forget there are existing places that do recycling. ERA
(http://era.ca/) would be a good place to start.
On 11-05-24 04:28 PM, Scott Thistle wrote:
While I would like to help, I cannot run it as I have a $dayjob and a
hectic schedule. I have some older gear that might be of use (Acer
Asp
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