Myth? Why are you so upset about this? It's not myth.
The techniques involved in recovering data in the manner Marco and the NSA,
DoD, and many others describe isn't a matter of running a simple software
tool. It's a long, slow, annoying process that is also costly. But it is
possible. Not every c
I was running OpenBSD on my new Thinkpad T60. Work requires me to run
Windows, so it was dual boot. For the most part, things worked well, but
several issues prevented me from retaining it. One is that my model was
widescreen, and the console text was rather stretched. Not a huge issue, but
it did
My new Thinkpad T60 laptop has the same issue as well, with an ATI video
card. I don't mind a stretched console font, but the display was stretched,
and nothing I did fixed it. I tried everything in the thread to no avail. It
was largely unusable, personally, because the stretched fonts were hard t
I currently have a Thinkpad T60. I use OpenBSD with it, and it has the exact
same graphics card, the ATI Mobility Radeon X1400. However, I have
widescreen, and I was unable to use my laptop's native resolution of
1680x1050, and the stretched alternatives was, to me, largely unusable, or
at least ha
I'm just a lurker on the OpenBSD list, but I think Charles is right about
Linux. The code is better then people give it credit for, and considering
it's vast popularity and what all it's accomplished, the "bazaar" model has
worked wonders. I'm not advocating Linux, I'm just pointing out that
consid
I just purchased an Acer 3624WXCi laptop, and I discovered that OpenBSD does
not recognize the built-in wireless adapter. I want to purchase a
well-supported, quality wireless card, but I have been unable to find enough
information on this. Does anybody have any recommendations for a
well-supported
at uhub4 port 1 configuration 1 interface 0
umass0: Verbatim Store'n'go U3, rev 2.00/2.00, addr 2
umass0: using SCSI over Bulk-Only
scsibus1 at umass0: 2 targets
sd0 at scsibus1 targ 1 lun 0: SCSI0 5/cdrom
removable
sd0: 973MB, 973 cyl, 64 head, 32 sec, 512 bytes/sec, 1994751 sec tota
Your "freedom" is forced. Companies and individuals have no choice in the
matter, because it's required by the license. We have the freedom to vote,
but we aren't forced to do so. You don't seem to realize that it's not
freedom if it's forced at the end of a proverbial GPL gun.
On 10/5/06, Han Boe
I only use OpenBSD nowadays. I'll toy with other operating systems, but I
generally just stick to OpenBSD. It suits all of my needs. I can never
remember speed being a huge issue. I wish there was better SMP support, and
in your situation I'd also be wishing for better RAID support. The work so
far
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