Can anyone tell me a network speed benchmark
site or utility? I'm curious what would be considered
'normal' transfer rates on a 100 BT network.
I'm using analogx's Netstat utility on my
win98 box. When transferring from my rhl server
I'm getting 6.3 MB per sec, when transferring
to the server I g
Thanks everyone :)
Now I just have to read enough to have a faint clue as to what I'm
doing.
Emily (and thanks for the info that a windows box can ping itself...
that let me know that the card is definitely installed correctly and is
working)
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Hi,
I just joined this list, and so I hope this is an appropriate
question to post here - if not let me know!
I've decided to buy a laptop which I want to use with linux.
(and keep windows on as well, since unfortunately I still
would like it for things I can't do with linux).
I've been reading
Hi Helena,
Having put RedHat 6.x on many different laptops I suggested a laptop that
comes pre-installed with Linux (either Dell or tuxtops (www.tuxtops.com).
The biggest problem (that I have found) with name brand notebooks is sound
configuration. You can check out the Linux for Laptops site at
Helena,
I do know that the Sony Vaios can be loaded with Linux without a hitch.
I know several people who dual-boot their Vaios in Win98 and Linux (both
Debian and RedHat). I also recently purchased a Dell Latitude from
their refurbished stock that's a real screamer for the $2200 and runs
RedHat
At 15:05 15/05/00, Walt wrote:
>Also, what does the load average under uptime signify?
Load average is the number of processes in the run queue at once. (ie those
not stopped waiting for network, or IO but actually ready to do
processing).. The three numbers are averages over the last 30 secon
Helena,
I recommend you go with Dell. I have 6 engineers with either Insprion
7500 or 5000 laptops, running dual boot systems, either WinNT or 98
with Red Hat 6.1 or 6.2. Dell computers provides great support and
they make available the device drivers necessary for their specific
hardware, so
Agreed - I use a Dell (though not currently with *ix)Latitude and
have had great luck and performance from it, and I know 3 people
who've installed RH with no problem on their Latitudes.
~~~Nicoya...
On May 15, "Samantha Jo Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Helena,
>
> I recommend you
Hi, Helena, and everyone else,
Another good choice with Linux is the IBM Thinkpad 600E, which is certified
to run with Linux by IBM. Everything should work, and a number of companies
are selling them with Red Hat Linux preinstalled. We use them here at work
(though not with *nix), and they are
i've an ibm thinkpad 380ed dual booting slackware and dos it was no
problem setting up (i don't use X though so can't say about that
part) except that ibm shipped it with the serial port disabled and i
need that for my braille display
On Mon, 15 May 2000, [iso-8859-1] Caitlyn Máire Maritn wrote:
hi all -
question. i've been pulling my hair out on this one (and essentially given
up on it). i'm about a two-week newbie to implementing cgi scripts written
in perl. after learning how they reference directories (system vs. url) and
setting correct permissions, i'm a happy camper. playing with
Hello:
Would somebody please direct me to the website where I can ubsubcribe to this list?
I tried going to the linuxchix website but could not get to the account information...
Thanks in advance
Sri
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Okay, the EOF comes from these statements:
print <<"EOF";
html blablahblaah
EOF
This means print all text from the print statement until the text matchs
"EOF"
If you are seeing EOF in the html, you need to be sure that the print
statement is in place referencing the EOF. If it is, run the scrip
I copied and pasted this from my welcome email. you need your password from
when you signed on to the list.
"You can also make such adjustments via email by sending a message to:
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with the word `help' in the subject or body (don't include the
quotes), and you will get back
I'd speak up for Dell as well -- but with an important note -- get the
next business-day on-site servicing. It's worth it! I've a 7500 that's
fairly loaded, but it's with me everywhere. It's seen alot of repairs since
December. Two keyboards, 2 new ethernet cards @ 1 new dongle (didn't know
the
What geekgrrl said. :-) Additionally, EOF litterally means "End Of File".
~Christian
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GeekGrrl wrote:
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> Okay, the EOF comes from these statements:
>
> print <<"EOF";
> html blablahblaah
> EOF
>
> This means print all text from the print statement until the text matchs
> "EOF"
EOF typically stands for 'End of File', btw.
Jenn V.
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> Hello:
> Would somebody please direct me to the website where I can ubsubcribe to this list?
> I tried going to the linuxchix website but could not get to the account
>information...
> Thanks in advance
> Sri
>
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"Shelly L. Hokanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>it's a message forum script, called DForum. here's the link to the actual
>script if anyone wants to look at it.
>http://www.dansteinman.com/dforum/forum
>here's my problem.
>the author uses the EOF command to tell the script to output html. (what
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