On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 03:58:28PM -0500 or thereabouts, Nicoya Helm wrote:
> I think I must be missing something very obvious here. When I try to
> do a tftp transfer from another machine to mine (running solaris 8),
> the request is timing out, but from what I can see the server is
> running
For those of you who want to work on free software but don't know how to
get started or where to find the time, you might want to take a look at
the recently formed wannabees mailing list, at
http://wannabees.sourceforge.net/
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my triton chipset based motherboard has an older bios and it supported my
new 15gb disk. thats good.
it reports the two quantum fireball disks as udma 2 (older) and udma 4
(newer) featured
1. running redhat 6.1 (or any other dist) does linux detect and initialize
udma on the disks by default?
On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 03:58:28PM -0500, Nicoya Helm wrote:
> I think I must be missing something very obvious here. When I try to
> do a tftp transfer from another machine to mine (running solaris 8),
> the request is timing out, but from what I can see the server is
> running correctly on m
Hi,
Does anyone out there in L.A. know of a Linux-friendly ISP?
Thanks,
Kathy
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Well golly, all you really need is a ppp friendly isp, and most everyone
is. If suddenly every local la isp disappears, try mindspring or
earthlink (oh duh, they're the same now...)
Kathy Hargreaves wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone out there in L.A. know of a Linux-friendly ISP?
>
> Thanks,
> Kathy
I assume that Kathy meant "Linux-friendly" in terms of support,
not connectivity.
I'm nowhere near L.A., so I can't help on that issue, but the
reply from Robert comes across as a bit sarcastic, which isn't
helpful. I thought that clarifying what Kathy meant might be,
even if I can't suggest
I most certianly was not being sarcastic, I was didn't really know what she
was talking about. I'm terribly sorry, however if it came across that way
Robert Wade
Erin Clarke wrote:
> I assume that Kathy meant "Linux-friendly" in terms of support,
> not connectivity.
>
> I'm nowhere near L.A.,
Thanks for clarifying, Robert. I wasn't sure. Its hard to tell
with text what tone is intended. I've seen enough snarky replies
on mailing lists that I wanted to help clarify. [=^J
One thing - at my last place of employ (a non-profit ISP) when
I was in tech support, we didn't officially provi
There's also the fact that most linux users don't really need support from the
place they're buying the service from, every linux book there is tells you how to
hook up with ppp, cable, and so on. There's also the LDP HOWTOs which are
terriffic (and very comprehensive).
There're also things like
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> There is currently no techtalk FAQ. The rough outline exists, but is
> really nothing more at this stage than a set of docbook tags and a
> couple of headings.
Haven't been able to do much on it, since I'm away from my unix machines,
and therefore don't have a) cvs, b)
I'm in Northern CA, not Southern CA, but I've never had a problem with
Linux -> Earthlink. There's a smidge about Linux connectivity on the
Earthlink customer service/help stuff, and there are enough Linux ->
Earthlink users that the CNET "Linux Help" message boards are full of
"how do I connect
>
> I think that you should use 'udp' instead of udp6 here.
>
> > tftp dgram udp6 wait root /usr/sbin/in.tftpd in.tftpd -
s /tftpboot
Yep, you hit that initial part on the head. Extra eyes always help
catch those little, obvious things. :) The other part was that the
target file in /tftpb
Hi Julie,
On Tue, 6 Jun 2000, Julie Meloni wrote:
> "Erb, Maria" wrote:
> >
> > hi all,
> >
> > great list! I'm new but this is the best list I've ever been on. Here's a
> > question: I like to code in Allaire's HomeSite b/c of all the nice color
> > coded tags (it recognizes php, perl, jav
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Bilal Muddassir wrote:
> my triton chipset based motherboard has an older bios and it supported my
> new 15gb disk. thats good.
>
> it reports the two quantum fireball disks as udma 2 (older) and udma 4
> (newer) featured
>
> 1. running redhat 6.1 (or any other dist) does
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Sharon Souter wrote:
> Not only is this an open source, cross-platform language, but it can
> interface to just about any database. In my research, I understand the
> newest version of MySQL does in fact support transactions and subselects are
> on the list to be incorporated.
> Do you (or anyone else reading this) by chance know of an elisp package
> that provides some kind of PHP mode?
Another from my "can't vouch for it, but it's there" list...
http://www.funq.org/turadg/software/
- julie
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| Julie Meloni
Great story, Robert! The funniest part is that she believed that the DNS
IPs were confidential information, as if anyone doing an nslookup couldn't
see what they were!
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Robert Wade wrote:
> There's also the fact that most linux users don't really need support from the
> plac
On Wed, 7 Jun 2000, Julie Meloni wrote:
> > Do you (or anyone else reading this) by chance know of an elisp package
> > that provides some kind of PHP mode?
>
> Another from my "can't vouch for it, but it's there" list...
> http://www.funq.org/turadg/software/
Thanks for the quick response! I w
Thanks for the info Nils :)
You are right, I have a ways to go yet. I have been concentrating on getting
down the database features and user authentication. I will delve into
sessions after that.
As a matter of fact, I have been working on a basic shopping cart this
evening. I just got done orde
I'm setting up Red Hat Linux on a computer in my mom's store, and
I'm now trying to get networking setup. The problem, it's got a 3Com
OfficeConnect Ethernet card (3CSOHO100-TX) and I can't find the driver
for this card in the kernel or any reference to it in any howtos. Anyone
know if I
It's a 3c95x/vortex based card. We have these in both our windows and
linux boxes and they work great with the 3c59x module. I don't think *I*
found it listed anywhere either, so we bought them on my assumption that
they were 3c59x (hubby wasn't so sure), plugged it in, recompiled with
that module
From: "Bilal Muddassir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 21:41:01 PKT
Subject: [techtalk] two questions
my triton chipset based motherboard has an older bios and it supported my
new 15gb disk. thats good.
it reports the two quantum fireball disks as udma 2 (older)
Hi All,
This laptop comes with a touch pad that is recognized in Mandrake
6.1. This is also a dual boot machine w/win98. It has a ps/2 port for an
external mouse but if I use a mouse in windows the pad is disabled
automatically, in Linux the pad *and* the mouse works simultaneously. Would
a
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