This may or may not be a Linux problem, but, unfortunately, I have no other
place to ask this question. From previous experience, when I've called BEZEQ
or ISRASRV about any question or problem with my ADSL connection, the answer
is always **LINUX is your problem - ADSL doesn't work on LINUX** or
On Thu, 12 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a small problem on my linus box. I tired to compile some programs and
> the linker stped the compilation saying that it cannot find: Lssl. While ssl
> is installed on ly system. I even installed it (rpm --force). In /usr/lib I
> fuond libssl.
Hi
I have a small problem on my linus box. I tired to compile some programs and
the linker stped the compilation saying that it cannot find: Lssl. While ssl
is installed on ly system. I even installed it (rpm --force). In /usr/lib I
fuond libssl.so.0 or something that link to lbssl.so.98 or somet
You need to consider the exact parameters of your equipment specs -
(ATA33/66/100, 5400/7200 rpm).
Item 1 is correct - IDE/ATA channel can only deal with one request, to one
device, at a time. In contrast, two disks on two different IDE/ATA channels
can process requests simultaneously on most mot
Gentle people,
Some of you might find the following article to contain interesting
information. Personally, I have been waiting for such a thing to happen
for quite a long time. Up until now I have regularly been applying non-standard
security related patches to the kernel and I'm sure that
> -Original Message-
> From: Moshe Ashkenazi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 4:27 PM
> To: Linux-Il
> Subject: buffer_head
>
>
> Hi, List -
>
>
> Does anyone knows what "buffer_head" means in "/proc/slabinfo"
number of active and total slab cache objects o
AFAIK,
item 2 is _not_ correct for UDMA interfaces (UDMA33 and above - everyone
does those today), as it multiplexes the calls to the drives, so the faster
drive can get more calls done while the slower one is still processing.
I could be mistaken , though..
Oded
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One should always be in love.
I have the following 2 pieces of data:
1) An EIDE interface can not handle 2 IDE devices concurrently. Only
after one of the interfaces has finished doing whatever it was requested
to the other one can begin its activities.
2) It is not recommended to have a CDROM and an HD connected to the sam
