If it's forgotten bits and pieces of its interface, your best option is
a full reset and see if it comes back to life. If not, it's probably kaput.
I'll second Dafidd' recommendation of Tomato. Fine piece of software
that makes your WRT54G MUCH more useful.
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Are either of your machines running ntpd? If so, what ntpd stuff is
showing up in /var/log/messages?
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No computer clock is ever perfect, which is why we have Network Time
Protocol. :-) If your desktop or laptop completely looses its time when
you turn it off, the CMOS battery is dead/dieing and needs to be replaced.
I would recommend using ntpd running as a daemon to manage the clock on
both your
You are most welcome.
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Anand Singh said the following on 11/24/2011 1:05 AM:
Choice #3. The Linux desktop was here, but was subsequently rescinded
because it offered functionality not required by below average users.
Honestly, was a minimize button so confusing to most people that it
needed to be removed (Gnome 3)? Wa
On 05/01/12 15:56, Greg Saunders wrote:
> Here is why Linux on the desktop is a failure: It's designed by developers
> like you and me. Get a top notch design agency engaged, people that understand
> "user experience" and UI design, it could be a different story. We,
> developers, haven't come up w
On 05/25/12 09:03, Royce Souther wrote:
> I am managing a large network of corporate servers. I am looking for a CLI
> editor like vi(m), maybe a wrapper for vi(m) that would generate diff files
> and force the user to add a comment line when every they change a
> configuration file.
I have a scri
This might help.
http://www.warpconduit.net/2011/07/31/apt-repository-for-old-ubuntu-releases/
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Hi folks,
I just joined the list from bright and sunny North Carolina, USA. :-)
My fiance is visiting at the University of Calgary that has offered her
a postdoctoral position and I'm looking to scope out the job situation
for linux geeks in the Calgary area. We are both quite excited at the
pros
Thanks Greg, I'll definitely be following up on that one.
My fiance's visit in Calgary is going very well; she is going to take
the position so I'm officially in the job market!
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Chris q wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm hoping you guys can point me to some software that will do this. I
> have a list of pairs of data that I want to visualize. It's in the
> format of two columns, with each row representing a connection between
> the two items in the columns. So data would look like t
Mitch Brown wrote:
> Dafydd,
>
> I still have access to the mailing list admin interfaces. Note that I
> am not being presented with any options to remove this thread - only
> to view the archives. This looks like something that will have to be
> manually done from the backend of the server.
Yep,
Looks like many folk are having problems with the new i3 chips. This
might help on the black screen problem.
http://www.linlap.com/wiki/toshiba+satellite+pro+u500+-+i3+i5+model
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Greetings,
Everything is proceeding (relatively) smoothly for our move from North
Carolina to Calgary at the end of the month. We are planning on
arriving on the 28th and unpacking over the weekend. Finally, some
concrete dates for all this!
Anyway, I'd like to ask for your input on:
ISP Servi
Shawn said the following on 5/4/2010 6:55 AM:
> For Internet, I've been using SHAW's SOHO package for many years and
> have only seen a couple of outages (someone hit a telephone pole in one
> case, another was a problem in Lethbridge that took out Shaw's southern
> Alberta's internet access). Bot
Gustin Johnson said the following on 5/4/2010 7:39 PM:
> Officially you are not supposed to run servers on the residential
> packages, you are supposed to upgrade to a business package. Having
> said that, I have had an https, ssh, openvpn server running 24/7 for
> years without hassle. You only
Wow. Feels just like home back in TriLUG. :-)
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Michael John Walters said the following on 8/2/2010 12:31 AM:
> Hello all,
>
> I will follow the advice on how to change pass word with a live CD as
> soon as I figure out how to mount HDD. I hope to do that tomorrow for
> Winson. Then perhaps we can change the root password and get into the
> s
Richard Carter wrote:
> For a while after I installed iceweasel on the new box it seemed to work
> fine. However, now when I try to start Iceweasel I get an error message
> from kde 4.4.5 that iceweasel is already running but not responding and
> that I must shut it down or restart my system. I
Greetings,
I am visiting my wife here in Calgary this week and look forward to
meeting some of you all at the CLUG meeting Wednesday evening. My job
search continues and I'd like to ask for more advice from this community.
I'm in contact with a couple recruiting agencies by applying for jobs
the
This came across the NC RC Soaring mailing list recently. I just looked
at it and found out it is Arduino based:
It's a multi-function loggin altimeter w/ low-voltage alarm and remote
lost model sounder on board. VERY cool.
http://openaltimeter.org/index.html
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One of my faculty members used Gmail for personal email and had her
account locked. I'm not sure why. She ended up abandoning that address
and starting over with another email provider after failing to get any
recourse from Google.
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Kin Wong said the following on 3/20/2011 3:41 AM:
>> So the question is, has anyone else experiencing this problem with
>> Shaw? Any better on Telus? Should ISP be restricting port 25 for
>> their own email server? I think this should be the case and would
>> like to here some of your thoughts.
Pidgin, which is available on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X, handles just
about every instant messenger protocol around. :-)
For Ubuntu, in particular: http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/
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Mel Walters said the following on 6/4/2011 6:03 PM:
>
> Is the perceived licence conflict between Linux GPL and ZFS still a
> factor?
Yes. ZFS isn't GPL compatible still.
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