I bought a Ricoh 6/2/2 6200s drive kit from somewhere I found on
Pricewatch.
Nice drive, came with cable, clone AHA152x card, instructions, heck
even the screws, also a CDR, CDRW and some magic backup S/W for Windows.
Never had a problem burning on it.
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many people do use it, there are several howtos.
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Check to see if there is an option for which version
of the MPS spec it adheres to. On my BP6 you can tell
it to be either 1.1 or 1.4. If you can, try the other
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Since a CDRW will only hold, tops, 700 MB, its likely you can't back
up the whole box onto one. But poke around your filesystem, it may
be that /home is < 700MB, /usr is < 700MB and / is < 700MB.
(Or 650MB if you have 650MB disks)
(And, leave some empty space to be on the safe side)
If you have
I don't experience interruptions, BUT -
my MP3 files are horribly fragmented on my FAT32
partition. I put them there with bladeenc under Linux, and Windows2000
tells me I have about 500 fragments PER FILE.
So maybe something similar is happening - any peculiarities to how
FAT32 stores big (4 MB
Any pointers on finding a good mirror? They all seem
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Yes, type "linuxconf" and see what happens.
[root@nostromo /root]# linuxconf
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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Try "pci=reverse" option to LILO - similar to what someone
else posted - there's a problem with the boot order. Note that
your IDE drives are NOT coming up /dev/hda - it looks like their
on the second IDE channel - but the kernel may be trying to
boot off that device.
And, although I'm sure you
browse the Yahoo! auctions - I picked up a Connor SCSI2 4/8 GB external
SCSI drive and 5 TR-4 tapes for $50.
Works great in Win2K, and KBackup.
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to set it up, but then I use the Roaring Penguin PPP over
Ethernet Linux client - works perfectly. (no URL handy, sorry)
Its pretty snappy, but the upload speed stinks. It's no
T1. =8-)
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Well, UNIX existed when they created DOS. Which means
they knew it must have sucked when they wrote (?) it.
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An obvious troll, but I'll bite...
Jeez, it is only me or is the sales tax high in Canada?
Or is it only me, or do they labor under a socialist
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Folks, when quoting, please try and trim down the quoted text,
the digest-messages are getting bogged down with triple and even
quadruple quotes.
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owned by my ISP.
I use dyndns.org's client to give me a hostname, but as I said
above, this won't work.
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Try putting the 152x support into the kernel - it
might be running into a sort of chicken-and-egg
problem - it needs to load support for a SCSI adapter
so it can mount filesystems, but the SCSI support
exists as a module, on a yet-unmounted system.
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Is it possible to make a USB device bootable? Can I boot from
a USB Zip or HD ?
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no URL handy) PPP-over-Ethernet client, which is a breeze
to set up, and even gives you a decent set of firewall rules
right out of the RPM.
Unsure if DSL cards or DSL USB devices are supported,
or how they perform.
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I have 2 machines, one running Linux with IP Masquerading, and it
is connected to the Net via DSL. The other machine sits on an internal
network.
Whenever I download massive files (ISO images) - we're talking hours
here - the download "meter" will reach 99%, but the download never
seems to finis
system. But maybe its what you want! ;-)
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Looking to set up a server, and not sure how to set
up my POP3 daemon to work with PAM. Is it a case of
getting a newer POP3D, or can I just make a pop3 file
in /etc/pam.d ? The one I'm using is an ancient BSD-port,
but works like a champ.
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If it uses the tulip driver, you can specify module options
to force a connection type.
Do a search for it, I'm sure Donald Becker has written
up a page somewhere. :-)
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Hello all, I've got a new presario 1247 laptop. 6.1 identifies
the audio chipset (VIAsomethingorother) for which there is
apparently a module. When it loads, I get an error message
from sb.o, saying device or resource busy. Any ideas?
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To the people who said "you should have had a backup", thanks
for wasting list space. Dare I quote someone who once offered
a solution to my FDISK problem "reinstall everything, but be
more careful this time." VERY helpful.
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not NECESSARILY related, is the
automagic/least-common-denominator/guess nature of GUI tools
and GUI installers. Then again, if MS had to design an
ueberGUI to the Registry, I can't imagine how large and weird
it would have to be
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Slack7 is out
http://www.slackware.com
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Turns out there is a BIOS option to determine which IRQ,
DMA and IO the VIA chipset uses for SB compatibility.
Load the sb sound module with those params and all is well!
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Indeed, someone who suggests that to fix your problem, you
not do it in the first place ought to be killfiled.
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il I got a new video card, the
old S3V card would kill the system every time I tried more than 16
colors. Go figure.
Linux seems to love my Voodoo3. ;-)
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I too am getting Signal 7 during 6.1 installs
onto a 486. I _also_ get Signal 7 crashes when I try to
compile ssh on a 486.
I wonder what Signal 7 is??
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box
is infinite - I've never rebooted it other than once to
patch the kernel and reload.
I've gotten signal 11's before, on all sorts of hardware
combinations, but why do 486's in particular seem to
signal 7? And why are 3 486s under discussion dying on
RH6.1 installs?
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The kernel will not use APM on an SMP system; I tried
and it gave me a message like:
APM not SMP-safe, disabling...
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does this card work in X? I've got it running in
unaccelerated mode, and it bites. Is there an XServer
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For an illumnating review, check out www.tomshardware.com,
he looked at a BX chipset @ 133 MHz, vs. the 820 and 840.
In most cases the BX kicked the 820's and 840's tail.
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Looks like the Samba box might have DMA enabled on the CD-ROM
drive when it can't handle it.
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Check out ISC's DHCP suite, I believe at www.isc.com or .org.
They have a nice client, and its all very well documented, too.
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Any suggestions to those who use Netscape?
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Donald Becker also has a "tulip-diag" program, which will
tell you wonderful things about the workings of your tulip,
if you're having link negotiation issues.
FWIW, tulip/Linksys chips have always worked wonderfully for me.
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Any way to burn a CD from an ISO WITHOUT "mastering" it from
numerous files first? There must be something I'm missing.
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I asked HOW one burns a CD from a previously made (or downloaded)
ISO. How do you tell xcdroast not to collect N files and make an
image, THEN burn it to CD?
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Interruptible (finish install later)
Certainly tolerable speed
Just my experience, although I'm no NFS-head.
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Anyone know what the status of hardware encryption is
in Linux? I'm talking about the 3Com 3XP line, and there
are others. Just read an OpenBSD release about some of
their hw encryption stuff...
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The stock kernels dont have support for this, so 6.2 doesn't
detect my disk on install. Any way to pass a module or something
to get it to work?
Ed
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I've got a FAT partition with a scrambled FAT, I'd like to use
the 2nd FAT to try and restore it - any Linux utils out there to
do this? AFAIK, the data is all still there.
Ed
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I just got 2.0 running on my RH Linux 6.2 box, I run NT Workstation
in the virtual machine.
Setup is slick, and everything works. I can access my SCSI CDROM
in the VMWare machine (/dev/cdrom ---> virtual IDE CD). Heck, "autorun"
works in NT. SOUND even works.
Don't map to /dev/lp0 for local p
I've noticed massive amounts of memory being used as cache while
I'm running VMWare, presumably because the whole VMWare machine lives
in a giant 150 MB file in my ~ directory. So, as always, the more
RAM, the better. It doesn't seem to take too much CPU.
Ed
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Im getting some corrupt messages in my Netscape mail
folders, the only ones I've seen are messages with
attached .jpg files. Anyone else see this?
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ddress was FC:FC:FC:FC:FC:FC
I got about 27 K/sec from a dual celery box to my AMD K6/400 laptop.
Pretty system resource intensive, but works >>>> than a null modem
(4 K/sec).
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I'm getting this on an old 486-100 box I'm building. memtest86
shows no problems with the RAM (after several runs). Any ideas,
other than "something is wrong" ?
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Rather than just blindly installing an SMP kernel,
I'd grab the source from kernel.org and install it,
then compile. Why wait for every possible module to
compile (stock redhat) when you don't need to.
Plus you can be confident that any patched you apply will
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chine running RH6.2 gives 140 KB/sec.
Any ideas? Special export options?
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Anyone have any experience tuning NFS servers? I'm not sure
how much I can tweak on the client.
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Don't bother, the performance is lousy, and their tech support
offers no suggestions for improvements. So I guess Samba is the
only viable option.
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printfilters
to make a "software PS printer" make is bad?
And, what's wrong with a binary-only driver?
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Those of us who filter in their clients appreciate unique text.
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trying to back up open files, etc. etc. from within each OS.
Is there a simpler way? Has this dragon been fought and beaten
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A disk
or complaints that the drive geometry differs. Weirdly, RH6.0 install
found the drive and offered it to me as a mountpoint, but of course
said it was zero bytes or something.
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Sorry if this has been hashed and rehashed, but can someone recommend
a decent dual-overclocked-but-warrantied-Celeron vendor? I'm looking
to upgrade my old K6, and the Athlon just isnt here yet.
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swapon -a(as root) at a command prompt.
P.S.Anyone else bothered by the fact that you have to make a swap
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ve not seen ANY dual
Athlon boards. So actually, J. Scott Kasten, your answer was utterly
useless. Thanks for filling the digest up.
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My complaint was that RH install _forces_ the existence of a swap
_partition_.
I find this limiting. Indeed, I don't need swap to run X and Netscape,
and I could always add a swap file later if I needed to. Why butcher up
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t Linuxconf works on some things
well,
and at worst, it hides the real heavy lifting from the administrator,
which
keeps you from really learning it.
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onflicting with the SMP kernel. OR, maybe
try booting with a single-processor kernel. Either would show
you if its a 3Com+Dual problem...
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Ah, and it gets rid of that pesky (dns helper) process as well!
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doesn't work
>
> Thanks !
No, the best bet is to just remove the securetty dependency in PAM.
Asking
on here will just get you a whole pile of half-flames about how you
shouldn't let root telnet in, or that you should install SSH.
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45333 (meanwhile no real data moves),
then drops to 44000 etc. In this case, just fix the modem's max connect
rate to 44000 and it wont bother trying to go faster.
YMMV, worked for me in 1 situation.
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e a really geeky person could write a transparent POP3
proxy, which would grab and log your whole data stream going to/from
port 110.
I'd be much more concerned about weaknesses in your POP3 daemon,
like buffer overruns, and silly passwords.
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I've got a "Mountain Computer" SCSI card, made in 1990.
It's 16-bit, got internal and external connectors, and
a square processor on it that says:
NCR 53C94
Any idea how to get this running with Linux? I have no
docs, and have no idea what IRQ, etc its using.
Ed
s" or whatever its called). Then
there is some wizardry with the MAC addresses, and it works.
Never done it, but the option has been in since 1.2.x days,
so I'm guessing it DOES work.
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river, but its for MCA
only.
There doesn't seem to be a section in the global makefile to tell
make to build this driver. Any ideas on how to compile in support
for this card?
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Any way to get this ATA-66 beast to run in Linux? I can boot
the system from it, it loads the kernel, and promptly dies
since it cant access the drive (panic, cannot mount root fs).
I'm seeing some patches for 2.3.x, wondering what to do to get
it running in 2.2.13.
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s tweaking, but now I can get
to my CD ROM in Windows and Linux boots and runs, so all is cool.
Incidentally, I recommend a dual-processor celeron board to anyone.
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If you're sharing these disks out via Samba, you can use the "root
prexec"
and "root postexec" commands to mount and unmount it.
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2 questions, one stupid:
1: Is the GeForce SDR 3d card supported?
2: How do I get Backspace to NOT be Delete? I changed my
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the RC5 crypto client and its "SMP-awareness".
System:
RH6, 2.2.13 kernel using kernel.org tarball
2x550 MHz Celeron
HPT366 ATA-66 HDC
64 MB PC-100 RAM
Thanks in advance for any lucid ideas. Incidentally, can anyone give
me a reference benchmark for keys/sec that a 550 Celeron s
which doesn't work, etc. etc.
Linux doesnt seem to care WHERE a PCI card is, or if you install
a new motherboard with a different bridge chip. Linux cares THAT you
have a PCI NIC, for instance, but not WHERE it lives.
I guess this is a Win9x feature...
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I've just installed a PS/2 mouse, and its very slow in X - any way to
make it more sensitive?
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Who do we send updates to again?
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Anyone else out there overclocking a Celeron? What kinds of temps
are you getting in your systems? CPU, "system", and what kind of temp
is the room?
I'm seeing 35 C on CPU1, 39 C on CPU2, and "system temp" of 39 C... this
normal?
Ed
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> On Mon, 27 Dec 1999, Edward Schernau wrote:
> > I've just installed a PS/2 mouse, and its very slow in X - any way to
> > make it more sensitive?
>
> Hi Ed!
>
> I use KDE. On KDE control center, there is a menu of input devices,
Is it normal for 1 CPU to take many more interrupts than another?
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il I got a new video card, the
old S3V card would kill the system every time I tried more than 16
colors. Go figure.
Linux seems to love my Voodoo3. ;-)
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Yeah, like it will actually work right.
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Any way to get the MS-style wheel mouse to work nicely in X, at least
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I've just bought a Ricoh 6x2x2 CDRW drive, and am looking forward
to burning some CDs.
Can anyone give me any quick pointers or point me to a modern
HOWTO for this? The SCSI card sees it, and I can access /dev/scd0,
but I'm unsure the best way to proceed.
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device /dev/md0
analyzing super-block
disk 0: /dev/sda1, 420848kB, raid superblock at 420736kB
disk 1: /dev/sdb1, 420848kB, raid superblock at 420736kB
mkraid: aborted
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ere a way I can use ipchains to forward these broadcasts across
the router, so that people on the other subnet get the messages?
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