There is an older MS hardware information utility called MSD that you can
run in DOS mode to find the answer to your question about IRQs. I *think*
you can find it under the "other" directory on WIN95 cd-rom. I have it
here, and can email it to you if you'd like.
Naomi
>That's what windo
Has anyone fiddled around with this distro?
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sorry 'bout that, I'd meant to include one:
http://www.stormix.com
It is based on the Debian distro, but they've added some nifty-looking
utilities for administration etc. Check it out. I downloaded the image of
their software and am going to try it on a machine here at work. Let me
know if yo
As a matter of personal preference, I've been very happy with the Memorex
CD-482E drive as it is able to read re-writeable cdroms that I've burned
with my HP cd-rom burner. They are also pretty cheap.
Additionally, I've been very happy with Fujitsu hard disks, while every
drive I've ever seen c
I use http://www.jumpline.com for hosting and their service/access is great.
I believe they support most of what you are looking for. :)
>-virtual domain hosting for a smallish personal site
>-mySQL
>-PHP
>-mod_perl
>-gcc/g++/javac (not essential, but would be nice)
>-support for Zope, either us
Hi Walt,
There is a utility called "ghost" that is put out by symantec that you can
use to copy your redhat partition from one drive to another. The thing is,
since ghost doesn't recognize non-dos partitions, (at least with version
5.0 which we use) it will copy the whole thing block for block
Let me add to that my own plea; could someone
explain what all these parallel port modes mean?
SPP
and ECP and...
EPP/ECP (Enhanced Parallel Port/Enhanced Capability Port) is a standard
method for bi-directional parallel communication between a computer and
peripheral devices that
One thing that comes to mind is: What other processes do you have running
that could be sucking up resources? You can open a terminal window,type: top
and it'll show you a continually refreshing list of the running processes,
how much memory they are utilizing and how much CPU time they are using.
I have Apache web server running on Debian 2.2.9 and my web pages are
located under /var/www/username
for example, if you go to:
http://dsp73.dsp.uiowa.edu
you are looking at the index.html under my /var/www directory.
If you go to:
http://dsp73.dsp.uiowa.edu/couch
you will see my buddy's homepa
Hello all,
I have what seems like a simple question
what do I do with a .diff file? It is a software patch, but I'm not sure how
to apply it.
Any suggestions?
Thanks everybody,
Naomi
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Thanks, Kelly, that worked.
>"patch < file.diff" usually works. If not, try
>"patch -p0 < file.diff". Often there are instructions at the start of
>the file.
>
>Kelly
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Check out:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
small, free, and multi-platform friendly.
At 11:21 AM 4/21/2000 , you wrote:
>Hello again!
>
>First off, thanks to everyone for answering my permissions/users questions
>about creating admins and root users. I was amazed at how quickly I got a
>res
Having built a number of boxes myself, I have found that this type of
behavior can be one of several things. In addition to trying what Nicci
suggested, you may also want to see if the motherboard is shorting
out. Lots of times I find that the metal standoffs used to support the
mainboard in
Hello all,
I've got a server running rh 6.2 with sshd2 v. 2.3.0. I and my comrades
connect remotely using the secureCRT client (version 3.1)
Anyway, the darn thing disconnects us at seemingly random intervals
(usually in the middle of typing some long command) with the following error:
The SS
what program are you trying to ./ configure?
Just as a guess, if you are trying to install Apache, then maybe the
command you want is:
./configure --prefix=/etc/httpdor wherever you want Apache to install
to
HTH,
Naomi
At 03:22 PM 10/19/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>When I do execute a ./c
Looked at Peanut yet? It gets good reviews. I've no idea about mixing it
with NT tho:
http://www.ibiblio.org/peanut/
> > > Has anyone played with any of the distros like Phatlinux that install
> > within
> > > a widows file system? I have a situation where I can't dual boot,
> but I'd
> >
hey folks,
Anyone have any tips regarding taking an existing RedHat 6.2 server and
adding a RAID controller to it?
I've got the driver loading (I think) but when I boot, I only see my
original disk. How do I tell RH that there's a whole new giant space that
it can use now?
I can't seem to find
What can anyone tell me about umask, and how it can work for me as an
administrator of usersjust looking for simple tips, personal
situations, etc, if there are any.
Thanks,
Naomi
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Just wanted to express thanks for everyone who answered my question about
default umask. Everyone's answers coupled with picking through man pages
and the Web really helped out.
Thanks all! :)
Naomi
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are you trying to have it so that at a higher level, you _can_see
directories, and then turn the ability off for vhosts? My guess is that
the global option where you are allowing Indexes is overriding the vhost
optionTry turning it off in the global option, and see what happens.
At 11:51
hey Michelle,
I just went through this process myself with Redhat.
Check your error_log, and it should give more information
as to why the daemon isn't starting...then we can work from there.
Naomi
At 09:19 AM 5/21/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I've been trying to get apache-ssl to
Hmmm, odd. You can also check the ssl_engine_log, if you have one. This
assumes
Openssl with mod_ssl, of course. If you have it, see what it says.
Naomi
At 09:43 AM 5/21/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>On Monday 21 May 2001 09:29 am, Naomi Hospodarsky wrote:
> > hey Michelle,
> > I ju
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