Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
>
> As far as I know, any athlon will need a big ol' power supply. They
> shouldn't be that much more expensive (if any) than the 'normal' wattage,
> though.
>
> -nicole
>
> At 10:05 on Jul 13, Kath combined all the right letters to say:
>
> > Does the Athlon proces
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Kath, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> How can I setup apt-get to work through a proxy?
For an http proxy, set the environment variable[1] http_proxy to
your proxy's url (ie. http://proxy:port/). This also works for
other http-y things, like lynx, so it would probably be worth it
to put it in .profile/
How can I setup apt-get to work through a proxy?
- Kathy
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From: "Nicole Zimmerman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [techtalk] Debian and DHCP
> I guess it is using pump (/sbin/pump) to configure the inte
Well, I've done a little postscript programing in the past
(it's a fun language to program in directly, but usually more
practical to write c programs to produce postscript output).
I never tried editing an image before, but I just had a go
at your question, because I wanted to know what the ans
I guess it is using pump (/sbin/pump) to configure the interface, that is
one of the first ~100 processes so I'd imagine it is started when my net
card is initialised.
Pump is what dpkg tells me is the replacement for dhcpd, but dhcpd is also
out there (you can get either from apt-get install).
actualy to get a dhcp address is as simple as typing dhcpcd as root
(you don't need to init the interface dhcpcd will do it for you)
you should already have a dhcpcd rc file ready to simlink into your run
level if you want it to init dhcpcd on bootup
since I work in so many diffrent environments
Check out /etc/network/interfaces
instead of something like
iface eth0 inet static
(blah blah blah blah)
you will need to use:
iface eth0 inet dhcp
You should be able to ifdown and ifup and get the interface running
right... I don't think you need to compile any extra support into your
kernel
How can I configure a Debian box to use DHCP to get a IP
address?
I told it to use a static one when I set it up but now I need
to integrate this box with the school network so I need it to use
DHCP.
I tried downloading (apt-getting actually) linuxconf, but it
doesn't work when I try to
Actually, that's what I ended up doing - using xfig. In a couple of
different ways. But it looks to have turned out well in the end. The
reason my boss wanted to do the postscript markup was so that when the
image was scaled, the text would scale right along with it.
Oh well. Popping the jpg int
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 03:02:20PM -0400, Fan, Laurel wrote:
> Amanda Owens, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> > I have a photo that started out as a jpg or gif or something, but has been
> > turned (via gimp or xv) into a .ps file. What my boss wants me to do is
> > now edit that postscript file, and in
Amanda Owens, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> I have a photo that started out as a jpg or gif or something, but has been
> turned (via gimp or xv) into a .ps file. What my boss wants me to do is
> now edit that postscript file, and insert some lines and text. Is it
> possible? If so, how?
If I underst
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 02:19:34PM -0400, Amanda Owens wrote:
> I have a photo that started out as a jpg or gif or something, but has been
> turned (via gimp or xv) into a .ps file. What my boss wants me to do is
> now edit that postscript file, and insert some lines and text. Is it
> possible? If
I have minimal experience with postscript... scripting - all the
postscript files I've created have been generated by other programs (word
processors, the GIMP, etc). I have some exposure to the... language? but
not much. I have a book and I've been hunting the web to see if there's
any informatio
hi kath/nicole -
if i recall the model SD11 motherboard is made by FIC? if so - yes, that
board is very picky about its power supply, though 300W is fine. all of the
other boards i've used (msi, asus, abit, gigabyte) mention power supply
req's but run fine on a standard 250W. it also depends h
As far as I know, any athlon will need a big ol' power supply. They
shouldn't be that much more expensive (if any) than the 'normal' wattage,
though.
-nicole
At 10:05 on Jul 13, Kath combined all the right letters to say:
> Does the Athlon processor and SD11 mobo need 350 watt power suppli
Does the Athlon processor and SD11
mobo need 350 watt power supplies?
- Kathy
On Tue, Jul 11, 2000 at 12:41:34PM -0700, alissa bader wrote:
> ok, acutally this is *really* for solaris, instead of
> linux, but surely there's a similar command for both.
> :>
>
> I am trying to figure out what type of hardware, how
> much disk space, how much ram etc is on a box. I know
> if
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