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I'm doing a debian (3.0r2) install on a system at work. To my surprise it
didn't seem to give the opportunity to use grub as the bootloader,
thought it did have a screen on the hazards of lilo. Did I miss something?
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I've found something worse than oldies station that play the music I used to
I'm doing a debian (3.0r2) install on a system at work. To my surprise it
didn't seem to give the opportunity to use grub as the bootloader,
thought it did have a screen on the hazards of lilo. Did I miss something?
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I've found something worse than oldies station that play the music I used to
Been to busy with work, didn't see this.
I've been using fvwm for years. Now I'm running fvwm2. It has some
features I really like and haven't seen easily in other desktops. Also
the last time I tried another desktop it was so freaking slow, I
couldn't stand it.
Since I've been going through UI l
Been to busy with work, didn't see this.
I've been using fvwm for years. Now I'm running fvwm2. It has some
features I really like and haven't seen easily in other desktops. Also
the last time I tried another desktop it was so freaking slow, I
couldn't stand it.
Since I've been going through UI l
It's funny. I've gotten several emails either extolling the virtues of
Sony laptops, or warning me away from them as they are horrible,
unreliable, evil machines.
Is it a case that Sony outsources their machines, some model lines are
well built and others are crap? I've got a PCG fx-190k that seem
It's funny. I've gotten several emails either extolling the virtues of
Sony laptops, or warning me away from them as they are horrible,
unreliable, evil machines.
Is it a case that Sony outsources their machines, some model lines are
well built and others are crap? I've got a PCG fx-190k that seem
On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 12:05:06AM -0400, Mike Dresser wrote:
> Was there anything else stolen? It seems like the hike in premimums over
> a 25 dollar laptop is going to outweigh the value of getting a new laptop,
> to me.
New camcorder
various accessories for the camcorder
Two cameras
several l
On Tue, Jun 24, 2003 at 12:05:06AM -0400, Mike Dresser wrote:
> Was there anything else stolen? It seems like the hike in premimums over
> a 25 dollar laptop is going to outweigh the value of getting a new laptop,
> to me.
New camcorder
various accessories for the camcorder
Two cameras
several l
If you've got these features implemented, it wouldn't take much to
turn it into something "general purpose" that:
Woke up
sniffed/characterized the network
Checked against a table to see if it was a known network.
If it's not a known network, it would send a message to a server
saying:
This is wh
On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 03:38:29PM -0700, Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
> >
> > Reccomendations? Units to avoid?
>
> What price range? I suspect that'll be a very important factor...
It's kind of hard to get a straight answer out of them on that issue.
They want me to show that the unit is comprable i
Good news, it looks like homeowners insurance will buy me a
"comparable" laptop to replacey my Gateway Liberty. I hope that they
don't require my new one to be a 486. :)
What I would be looking for is a small notebook, the Liberty was about
8 1/2 x 11 that runs well on Linux. Insurance would want
If you've got these features implemented, it wouldn't take much to
turn it into something "general purpose" that:
Woke up
sniffed/characterized the network
Checked against a table to see if it was a known network.
If it's not a known network, it would send a message to a server
saying:
This is wh
On Mon, Jun 23, 2003 at 03:38:29PM -0700, Jeremy Zawodny wrote:
> >
> > Reccomendations? Units to avoid?
>
> What price range? I suspect that'll be a very important factor...
It's kind of hard to get a straight answer out of them on that issue.
They want me to show that the unit is comprable i
Good news, it looks like homeowners insurance will buy me a
"comparable" laptop to replacey my Gateway Liberty. I hope that they
don't require my new one to be a 486. :)
What I would be looking for is a small notebook, the Liberty was about
8 1/2 x 11 that runs well on Linux. Insurance would want
My house was burglarized the other day. One of the things they got was
my old Gateway Liberty Laptop. It's a 486-100, running
debian. Computer name is "short". (my personal laptop was unsigned,
which went well with .int. subnet at work). I doubt that the people
who got it will be able to do anythi
My house was burglarized the other day. One of the things they got was
my old Gateway Liberty Laptop. It's a 486-100, running
debian. Computer name is "short". (my personal laptop was unsigned,
which went well with .int. subnet at work). I doubt that the people
who got it will be able to do anythi
Last night I returned the ConnectGear card (I think it was a we320, it
used the realtek rtl 1080 chipset) and bought an ambicom wl100-pc/pci
card. It was $90, but it was the only other card at Central that
claimed to work with Linux. There were a couple others that might
have.
I plugged it in and
I've tried to RTFM, but all the howtos I've found either assume that I
know something I don't, or are step by step recipies for a different
system (step 1, download the RPMs), or are out of date.
What are the basic steps for getting a pcmcia wireless card to work on
a debian laptop?
Find out wha
Central computer has pcmcia wifi 802.11b cards for $40 which claim to
work with Linux. When I went to install it, the drivers were compiled
for the Redhat kernels.
Th card is a ConnectGear We320 which uses the realtek rtl-8180
chipset.
A bit of searching found this page:
http://www.realtek.com.t
I've been wrestling with the same problem. It would work on static
addresses, but if I tried the dhcp entry in /etc/network/interfaces
eth0 would come up, but without an ipaddress. I finally looked at
/var/log/syslog and it said to make sure that CONFIG_PACKET and
CONFIG_FILTER are defined in the
I've been wrestling with the same problem. It would work on static
addresses, but if I tried the dhcp entry in /etc/network/interfaces
eth0 would come up, but without an ipaddress. I finally looked at
/var/log/syslog and it said to make sure that CONFIG_PACKET and
CONFIG_FILTER are defined in the
I've been having a devil of a time trying to get
/etc/network/interfaces working with mapping. The manpage
theoretically shows how to set it up, but says that it needs a script
in order to work. I can't find any documentation on what the script is
supposed to do, or how to make it do it.
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I've been having a devil of a time trying to get
/etc/network/interfaces working with mapping. The manpage
theoretically shows how to set it up, but says that it needs a script
in order to work. I can't find any documentation on what the script is
supposed to do, or how to make it do it.
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I had been running Redhat 7.1 on my Vaio PCG-fx190 for nearly a year
(I've been running redhat since it was the base to caldera preview 1)
and when I replaced the noisy harddrive I tried installing Debian.
There was a weird problem where it would not boot all of the way, but
would just hang, this
I had been running Redhat 7.1 on my Vaio PCG-fx190 for nearly a year
(I've been running redhat since it was the base to caldera preview 1)
and when I replaced the noisy harddrive I tried installing Debian.
There was a weird problem where it would not boot all of the way, but
would just hang, this
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