> I now think that there is a security advantage to using xdm to bring up
> KDE - namely, that there is no unprotected console session which can be
> hijacked by someone sitting down at the computer, finding the session
> from which KDE was started, and putting startkde in the background.
>
Well,
> etc and works fine. When we change the MAC to something random with ifconfig
> and then associate, we get nothing.
No surprise here. When you change the lladdr you're only changing
what's sent as the source ethernet address on ethernet-style frames.
This will not affect the 802.11 level station
Hello All,
I recently purchased a Thinkpad T40 which contains the Cisco Aironet
MPI350 minipci
adapter. After an afternoon of research and hacking the various
aironet driver files,
I'm hoping someone can offer some assistance.
If you read this far, I'm sure you already know the MPI350 is
differen
> heh, i got my cd's today too. which is awsome. also i finally got
> something special.
I received my CDs yesterday too. Excellent :). Installed two machines,
upgraded one, rock and roll.
However, the jewel case is screwed up (2 of three mounts are disintigrated),
just like every single time
> Do you really want to be in the situation where you have to indemnify
> someone who has the desire and the resources to sue IBM?
Why would you indemnify the person suing you?
Furthermore, why make a warranted commercial distribution if you can't live
up to your claims? What the OpenBSD project
> I've been reading that section as meaning "If you sell something with
> with Postfix on it, and what you sell ends up in a lawsuit involving
> part of the Postfix written by others that you changed, YOU carry the
> burden of defending the portion written by others as well as your own
> portion of
> Where can i find information about Memory management in OpenBSD ?
> (Virtual memory, swap, etc)
http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/kernel/uvm.html
I'm sure many differences exist by now, but this was the starting point for UVM.
- Justin
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