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> 1. There will be some more pricing stages (home, corporate, stundents and
> others), and it will be soon on their web pages.
Isn't it what I wrote a few days ago?
> 2. Israeli Students will have the "benefit of a doubt" and would be able to buy
> it for ~100$. Any company plans to sell it in I
Hello all,
If there is someone among you who likes programming in Delphi, he might
be srprised to know that there is Israel (TAU) based project aiming to
create Delphi-level RAD for Linux.
Come and check in http://www.megido.org
All the questions you can direct to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
or just get
Quoth Gaal Yahas on Tue, Apr 20, 1999:
> Vadim,
>
> Is it the policy of linux-il-announce to allow large attachments?
Actually, no official policy exists at the moment.
> I would personally prefer a text-only announce list, where anyone
> posting may include a URL instead of shoving basically c
HBH>> Barak just came out with commercials with "Free Internet". I
HBH>> heard their marketing people (they say they got 45MB to
HBH>> outside of Israel on Optic, but they didn't mention to where
HBH>> and to whom it's connected. Also they couldn't tell if they're
HBH>> connected to IIX.
We got s
Hi,
Just got off the phone with VMWare, and I would like to say 2 things:
1. There will be some more pricing stages (home, corporate, stundents and
others), and it will be soon on their web pages.
2. Israeli Students will have the "benefit of a doubt" and would be able to buy
it for ~100$. Any
Gaal Yahas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My Q: can anyone with RH 5.9 / 6 check if this was fixed, before I
> report it?
No it's not fixed.
--
MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com/
--Chmouel
On Tue, Apr 20, 1999 at 06:53:44PM +0400, Amos Shapira wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way for me to restore the partition entries
> without remembering the exact sizes?
Ouch. I don't have a particularly clever suggestion, but as a
last resort try using dd with skip= and count=, pipe the output
t
[sorry about the cc: to the list, I think it's relevant since
everyone is subscribed to -announce by default]
Vadim,
Is it the policy of linux-il-announce to allow large attachments?
I would personally prefer a text-only announce list, where anyone
posting may include a URL instead of shoving b
Hi.
RedHat 5.2 has the following minor yet annoying bug:
Card services (pcmcia) are started, by default, after the network
(S10network and S54pcmcia in /etc/rc3.d/). This means that network
does not start on laptop boot (or other boxen that have PC-Card
NICs).
The fix is trivial, but not for peop
Hi,
I've just compiled a new kernel and when I tried to reboot it I got
messages like "can't find ... 03:02". Booting to the Debian rescue
disk and running fdisk I see that these partitions are simply gone.
The only one recognized is the Solaris partition. The first two
entries were simply zero
On Mon, 19 Apr 1999, Itamar S.-T. wrote:
>target 0: rate=10.0 Mhz, synchronous, sync offset = 15 bytes
This is a SCSI error message probably. If you don't use SCSI drivers,
remove the resp. modules. It can also be something else. Proceed by
elimination. i.e., remove the modules (all except your
On Tue, 20 Apr 1999, Eli Marmor wrote:
> > It is really a FAQ question, but I have not found one
> > I'm looking for X Hebrew fonts and installation
> > instructions for SGI, SUN and other comercial Unices.
>
> http://elmar.co.il/wwh/wwh/xfiles/H.fonts/
> --
> Eli Marmor
>
>
You can download
On Mon, 19 Apr 1999, Itamar S.-T. wrote:
IST>"I keep on getting an error message from the kernel:
IST>
IST>target 0: rate=10.0 Mhz, synchronous, sync offset = 15 bytes
IST>
IST>this everytime the disk is accessed, so it floods the console screen.
It is a SCSI messages, it is not connected
Consider this options (there are few others)
This option works if you have a floppy and a network card that can be
detected by Linux.
1. Copy the kit to an ftp server on your network
2. Start the installation from floppies and choose the location of the
source kit as your ftp server.
-Oved
---
Hi
Im going to install linux on 486dx4 laptop
this is my first time of installing laptop so i got some Q (how
surprising) :-)
the laptop does not have cd and have only 500 MB HD.
Is there a way to install with parallel cords (i think i sow something
some where) if not what is the easiest way ?
I
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