Personally I generally use
> "emelfm" a simple 2-pane gtk based file manager - very light weight!
>
> Hope this helps,
> R. Pluschke
I just started using endeavour2. It's in unstable now and I installed
it on my testing system. It's running nicely and I like the
Kirk Strauser, 2003-Feb-21 13:29 -0600:
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>
> > Is there a comparable package available for debian?
>
> I've started using AIDE on my production machines.
I'm using Integrit. It's w
know if it
depends on the motherboard or the kernel, but I suspect it's the
kernel.
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echo "Checking pppd..."
PPPD_PID=`ps axww | grep pppd | awk '{print $1}'`
if [ "$PPPD_PID" != "" ]; then
kill -9 $PPPD_PID
echo "pppd process killed"
else
echo "pppd already dead"
fi
Bear in mind, this bitty script is quick
I'm doing reorganizing like
you describe. I has a two-pane view, mouse driven, supports FTP,
flexible config, etc.
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ons. One of them is "Hidden", when unchecked you won't see any of
the dotfiles. I don't yet know what the other option is for, "No
Access Objects". Is this what you're looking for?
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o the IPSec tunnnel interface from anywhere other
than the local machine. I know other clients do not allow this, not
because they can't, but because the company providing the client wants
you to buy something else, more expensive, to provide such a service.
Cisco is very good at this to
to run spadmin. This should be in your OpenOffice
directory. If you have your printer setup with cups, you'll see the
printer already listed, you'll just need to add it.
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> problem in the past somehow, but can't remember how I managed it. Can
> anyone point me to a solution? thanks,
> Matt
Did you add the ttf fonts to OOo using spadmin? I believe you still
need to do that.
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Take a look at Filerunner. I use it when I have a lot of files and
directories to move around and when I have a lot of FTP'ing to do.
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t /usr/local onto it's own partition of
500MB too, since I install software there that is not part of Debian.
For your situation, you could resize / to 500MB and add that to /usr
using parted.
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ce-4 ti machine :)
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>
> sean
Some folks have been doing it for some time now. I plan on trying it
out, but haven't gone after it yet. Here's a nice howto:
http://lhl.linuxgames.com/howto/half-life-HOWTO-0.5.html
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modern machine. On older, slower machines, you
might see the mbox loading faster than the maildir folders.
If I had an archive mail box that size, I'd leave it as an mbox so I
can back it up easier since it's a single file as opposed to a
directory.
my 2 cents,
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k. This section of the script executes
only once:
set i 0
while {$i < 51} {
do stuff
do more stuff
{incr i 1}
}
Can someone tell me why this doesn't run through 50 times and exit?
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s at least helps!
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m on the fly. Menu
creates a menu system of the all the Debian applications.
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tand how. Also, if your script doesn't work at all at boot, it
could be because you haven't place a link to it in /etc/rc2.d.
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A few thoughts...
- are there firewall rules on the router that might be limiting ICMP?
- could system be on a bad switch port? or patch cable?
- are there errors being generated on the eth1 interface,
e.g. ifconfig eth1 ? perhaps a bad NIC?
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t components/options may I have
> neglected in the kernel?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Paul.
ifup refers to /etc/networks/interfaces for it's configuration. If
you don't have an IP configuration or a reference to use DHCP, then
what you see is what you get.
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Ed McMan, 2002-Oct-07 15:25 -0400:
>
>
> Monday, October 7, 2002, 12:39:40 PM, you wrote:
>
> Jeff> Ed McMan, 2002-Oct-06 19:22 -0400:
> Jeff>
> >>
> >> Here is the weird part. This computer works fine using the same
> >> configuration in
when making the change from a tty.
Are you issuing the command as root? I don't know if it works as a
user.
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dropping them...whatever it's doing.
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would you suggest?
Right, you need socket filtering..."CONFIG_FILTER" in the kernel
config. The packet filtering is only needed for using iptables
(replaces ipchains). I would recommend packet filtering
too..."CONFIG_NETFILTER" in the kernel.
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specify a shell pattern to search for, the file needs to match
> exactly to this pattern (including the directory part).
>
> $ locate '*/[Mm]uttrc'
Btw Robert,
The files you're trying to locate are /etc/Muttrc and
/home//.muttrc
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Ed McMan, 2002-Oct-08 15:21 -0400:
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>
> Tuesday, October 8, 2002, 12:00:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (debian-user)
>wrote:
>
> Jeff> Ed McMan, 2002-Oct-07 20:37 -0400:
> >> Argh. Now I'm just more confused. OK, tethereal picks up the pings
> >> lea
nstalling is a bit drastic. It seems to me that the modules
aren't loading. The installation process puts them, I think, in
/lib/modules//misc so check there and do the insmod on those
specific names. You'll also need to add those modules to the list in
/etc/modules so they are loaded at
Bruce Park wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Can anyone tell me which cds I should download if I want to install
> gnome with workstation like environment? I know that there are seven
> cds including the non-us but I've read that you really don't need to
> download more the third cd.
>
> bp
*I notice all
.18/misc/nvram.o
>./modules/2.2.18/video/NVdriver
>
>$ find /lib -name \* | grep -i gl
>
> insmod nvram didn't help so I rmmod'ed it.
>
> Issac
Issac,
Please reply to the list only, thanks.
I think there's also a glx driver that needs to be loaded
els got the CONFIG_PACKET (Packet socket) and
> >CONFIG_FILTER
> >(Socket Filtering) enabled ?
> >
> >The dhcpd README stats that those options are necessary.
>
> I'm not running a DHCP server. I'm using pump to configure my NIC via
> DHCP. And, this pr
Jeff, 2002-Oct-09 11:33 -0700:
> Darryl L. Pierce, 2002-Oct-09 13:53 -0400:
> >
> > On 2002.10.09 12:54 Marcelo Ramos wrote:
> > >El(On) Tue, 8 Oct 2002 09:59:35 -0400
> > >"Darryl L. Pierce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió(wrote):
> > >
Darryl L. Pierce, 2002-Oct-09 17:52 -0400:
> On 2002.10.09 16:33 Jeff wrote:
> >> You still need CONFIG_FILTER for the socket support, and
> >> CONFIG_PACKET, for the client to work.
> >
> >Darryl,
> >
> >I'm replying to this message since I inad
into your kernel.
>Thanks,
>
>Marcus
>
>
>
>
>
good luck bro and email me if you still need help. i know it can be a
bit frustrating. i came from mandrake too.
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eas on that?
A couple thoughts:
1. I don't know if it's been suggested, but check
/etc/network/interfaces and make sure it has these lines:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
This will make it use dhcp to configure eth0 at boot.
2. Actual
; try "script": it works with any shell.
>
>
> It logs anything in your shell until Ctrl-D is typed
You can also run "screen" and do a Cntrl-a H to start and stop
logging.
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> non-free
Change you preferences to look like this:
Package: *
Pin: release a=stable
Pin-Priority: 1001
Package: *
Pin: release a=testing
Pin-Priority: 75
Package: *
Pin: release a=unstable
Pin-Priority: 75
That should fix it, it works for me.
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o help you get started. Something like "Learning
DEBIAN GNU/LINUX" from O'Reilly, by Bill McCarty would be good. I'm
sure there are others, but this one was good for me.
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build a XF86Config file based on the autodetection of
hardware. It works nicely. You may have trouble with the mouse
detection, so if you have problems check that part of the config file
that's generated.
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> any suggestions?
>
> thanx in advance
>
> sandip
Take a look at filerunner. It's light, configurable, 2-paned...not
much like explorer, but easy to figure out.
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> for smtp to a different lan which is not
> the 192.168.0.0 network.
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>
> i hv tried the 2 gateways setting, so far no luck.
Could the destination you are port-forwarding to be using a different
path to get back to the source?
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Obviously I'm regexp-impaired, so how could I change this to help my
problem?
thanks,
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ox is just a home internet station... which would be 'better' in
your opinion.
2) what's a good url for ext3 how-to
3) what's a good url for resierfs how-to
much appreciated list. i know you won't let me down. :-)
rock out...
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to console into a device.
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dware freak like some people on the list. i like workhorses.
with ext3, i feel like i took a step in the right direction.
just my opinion. it worked for me. no problems yet. your mileage (or
km), of course, may vary.
good luck!
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od ideas and some
storyboard/character development experience behind me. would be cool to
have a debian gamers group or something like that. fun stuff exclusively
written for my favorite distro.
well, it's all pipedreams until we start emailing each other. so, like,
get something started already! :-D
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try editing some of the files and saving
them to the root directory and watch what happens. half the fun of
owning a linux box is learning what you can break and fix.
peace!
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p.s. i always make a test account along with my regular everyday use
account so that i can blow stuff up on purpose
indow. Browse to the font
location and add them.
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a package list of the items you want to
remove (including config files).
worked like a charm for me!
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was curious if there's any nifty documentation out there that would
cover creating you're own debian distro. i would like to make one with
all my favorite junk on it and pass it around to a handful of friends so
they can play with it.
thanks list!
you guys always rock.
-jef
s you to do
somewhat of an install, using a small amount of disk space for config
file storage. I haven't used DemoLinux much since I discovered
Knoppix. I roam to different offices and can sometimes find a windows
PC in a cube I'm borrowing. I get permission to reboot that system
and boot it
etty-much work the same,
providing a means to set the volume on your sound devices, but the
interfaces are different.
If you are using ALSA, you should use alsamixer or amixer.
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> [SNIP]
> >. . . I roam to different offices and can sometimes find a windows PC in
> >a cube I'm borrowing. I get permission to reb
long
> as it works. Any suggestions?
I've used gtimer. It's pretty simple, but may help you out.
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a nice
gui version.
Like you said, there are a plethora of choices. So I suggest starting
with one, get familiar with it, and then try the others till you find
one you like.
have fun,
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do, besides using the appropriate config options for the machine in
question. Also, you'll probably want to use a different source tree
for each machine, and use a different name for each kernel-image using
the --revision=customename.1.0 option.
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ce. Assuming your no-name mouse is a PS/2, as root (or
using sudo) do:
# cd /dev
# ln -s psaux mouse
This will link /dev/mouse to the actual PS/2 device /dev/psaux.
Hopefully, this'll do it.
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g list goes far beyond the call of tech support. the
collective brain power is simply awesome. the coolest and smartest
people who are willing to help with every question i ask. that's nice to
know.
i'm not going to knock mandrake either. because, like a lot of users on
this list, that&
ling the module for that purpose and you
don't have to go learn a whole new platform to do it.
my 2 cents,
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> there somewhere, if I had overlooked it.
>
> Thanks,
quake2 is in woody, if that's what you're looking for. It loads the
data (wad?) file from either a commercial CD or from a shareware site.
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issue that had something to do with defoma. You might want to check
the archive.
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> On 0, Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I get something similar running
> >
> > $ sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
> >
> > The update works fine, but the upgrade gets
Jamin W.Collins wrote:
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http://fluxbox.sourceforge.net/
and a nice screenshot of my current desktop:
http://home.earthlink.net/~jmr71769/screenshot.jpg
this is a complete minimalist one liner:
apt-get install fluxbox
Auke Jilderda, 2002-Oct-23 20:47 +0200:
> Ofcourse you can go fo either the most simple setup or a more flexible
> one.
>
> Jeff is looking for a simple setup which would, in my humble opinion,
> probably be some MUA (e.g. Mozilla) fetch mails directly from your POP3
> and
if there's some documentation specific to post-install
configuration of this device. Or even an example would be sufficient.
thanks very much for help
Matej
matej, make sure that scsi support is compiled into the kernel or is
available as a module.
email me directly if you need some
xlogo xpenguins
and you're good to go :-)
good luck!
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see everything.
I've locked myself out of my car, my house, my office...and I've done
rm -R * in /etc before. I can sympathize.
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that's the case, then you need to make sure the mail boxes
are a type that Mozilla can read, like MH or mbox. I don't think
mozilla can read maildir format, but I don't know.
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to deal with as nate says.
However, you could simply create a different mail account in Mozilla
for each POP mail account. Mozilla would retrieve message for each
one. I believe you'd have only one outgoing mail server though. This
way you wouldn't need to install a MTA,
e you root?
However, sudo aptitude works perfectly. I haven't figured it out
yet. Sorry I can't help yet, but I thought this info may help
troubleshoot.
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efault routes to the gateway system as well as
specific routes to the local networks. The gateway IP for the local
PC's should be the router interface nearest them.
>
> Can you help me, please?
I hope this helps,
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ult gw 213.250.143.242
and see it that fixes it. I believe my previous post is all wrong as
far as what I thought the route table should look like. I think this
is all you need to do.
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>Any experiences with Debian and WMware 3.X?
>
>Zee
Yes, and it works very nicely. Woody with VMware 3.2.
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to /dev/cdrom whereas before it was on a scsi device
and linked to /dev/cdrom0 or /dev/cdrecorder or the like. Check
/var/log/dmesg to see what device it is and then check in /dev for the
links to make sure they're lined up right.
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uting loop.
Let me know if the diagram is off.
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4.58.76.222
www.yahoo.akadns.net151 IN A 64.58.76.223
www.yahoo.akadns.net151 IN A 64.58.76.224
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alled. Do
"dpkg -l | grep font" and check for defoma, xfonts-base,
xfonts-100dpi, xfonts-75dpi. I don't know what font package that font
comes from, but I suspect xfonts-base.
You can use gtkfontsel to view all the fonts installed.
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a few packages to help detect the hardware,
such as discover and mdetect.
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d am very gratified that some software vendors
> make products to accomidate me)
Agreed. It's been a pretty good work-around that has solved all the
addressing problems I'm aware of. I also like the freedom it provide
in creating private newtworks. I wonder if IPv6 will ever take
1.4, OpenOffice, and - above all - the
> >Gimp?
> >
>
> See http://www.linuxdocs.org/HOWTOs/mini/TT-Debian-3.html
>
> Briefly:
> 1. Install xfs and xfstt using apt-get.
Do you need both packages? I was under the impression that xfstt
serves all that xfs does plus the
you don't have a default gateway set on
your client PC's. It should be 10.0.0.254. Also, can sumida ping the
world? I suspect yes since you have the correct default gateway set.
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o cd #5
to start the installation and it will install with the 2.4 kernel.
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ta. After
entering the passphrase, emacs reports "Searching for program: no such
file or directory, crypt".
any ideas?
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to he cat above, your router is may be droping the DNS
requests. Could this router be doing a DNS proxy? Try setting the
DNS IP on your client and sumida to 192.168.10.254 and see if it
works. Also, where did 192.168.2.254 come from? According to you
original post, the network between sumida
Jeff Cours, 2002-Nov-07 10:52 -0800:
> My first thought was that it might be a problem with the integrated
> RTL-8139 NIC, so I installed a new Linksys LNE100TX (a tulip chipset),
> disabled the 8139 through the BIOS, and got the same results with the
> Linksys. (One note, though,
e or directory, crypt".
>
> Did you make gpg key and made available in your home directory in their
> default location with proper permission. (~/.gnupg/ exist?)
Yes, it exists:
$ ls -la ~/.gnupg/
total 28
drwx-- 2 jeff jeff 4096 Nov 7 13:18 .
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Kevin Coyner, 2002-Nov-07 16:55 -0500:
>
> On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 12:20:52PM -0800, Jeff wrote..
> > >
> > > sumida:/etc/init.d# cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack
> > >
> > > udp 17 9 src=10.10.10.156 dst=192.168.2.254 sport=1059 dport=53
> > &
Kevin Coyner, 2002-Nov-07 22:15 -0500:
> Solved !!! Thanks much Jeff for helping out and getting me on the right
> path.
>
> It's as you suspected, the router didn't know about the 10.0.0.0 network
> so I had to have the proxy server sumida do NAT in order to conve
right settings in my ~/.emacs
file for this to be set when emacs21 loads. Any suggestions?
jc
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Rob Weir, 2002-Nov-09 18:14 +1100:
> On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 05:28:34PM -0800, Jeff wrote:
> > > >
> > > > emacs asks for the "encryption key", so I enter the passphrase,
> > > > because if I hit "return to ignore" is see the scrambled
crypt:
$ gpg -d filename.gpg
This spits the decrypted file to stdout. You can pipe it to a file as
well.
I'm still learning, but this is where I am now. I hope this helps get
you started.
jc
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> and the .rpm's I found while goggling seem to have been created sometime
> in the year 2000 -- the link I provide below indicates a tgz version
> from 2001.
I simply have an alias for rm for my shell:
alias rm='mv --backup=numbered --target-directory=/home/jeff/.Trash&#x
t; -rob
Perfect! That works perfectly for me with Woody and Emacs21. I even
made edits to an encrypted file, saved, closed, and then opened the
file again and verified that the edits were saved and encrypted. I
did 'cat' on the file to make sure the edits were not left in the
clea
age say that a public key couldn't be found? If so,
perhaps your system can't reach a keyserver. Check your
~/.gnupg/options file and make sure a valid keyserver is listed.
jc
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N, I drop port 68 on my external interface because I'm
on a cable modem loop and I see all the other client DHCP requests.
However, I listen on port 67 on my internal interface because that
machine serves DHCP to my internal LAN.
I hope this helps,
jc
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on't understand why you are compiling it. Why won't the deb
package work for you?
The .deb file is 3.8MB, I don't know how much total space it adds but
I'd guess at less than 15MB.
I use the deb version and have had no problems.
jc
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d. I would add the following:
1) I've seen some recent tests that make Ext2 faster than Ext3
2) Ext3 on a laptop may not be desireable...the journalling tends to
keep the drive from spinning down for power management (noflushd).
jc
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Diggin&#
s the number of ports. They are part of the
FS100 series. There is also a 16 port model, the FS116.
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Alan Shutko, 2002-Nov-12 18:05 -0500:
> Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > 2) Ext3 on a laptop may not be desireable...the journalling tends to
> >keep the drive from spinning down for power management (noflushd).
>
> OTOH, ext3 on a laptop may be more desir
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