Well,
I am obliged to say "buy a Dell". But actually, we've started configuring
a couple of our notebooks with Redhat, so if you're wanting a notebook on
linux (with hardware and drivers that WORK!!!), then we're a good way to
go. I'm not just saying that because I work here :)
-Sally
Jeff wrote:
>If you have a spare partition on your first disk, you might try installing
>Linux there (even if it's only enough to boot the system) and putting all
of
>your data on the second disk (after the kernel is booted, the BIOS isn't
used
>any more, so there shouldn't be any trouble with
AHA! My DVD is bootable! And I have a CD-RW
Will let you know if this works tonight... thanks Jeff!
*wondering why I didn't think of that before... duh*
Strange though, I never get an option of what OS to load. If the floppy is
in the drive, it boots up Redhat like it's the only OS on my
licq :) you can snag it at http://www.licq.com
-Sally
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From: siobhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 10:32 AM
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Subject: [techtalk] ICQ client
Anybody know of a good ICQ client to use with RedHat?
Siobhan
...Nor
Woohoo, finally a techtalk question I know about :) Not sure if it works
different with different providers, but this is what I did with Roadrunner.
Unplug your cable modem and release all IPs from machines (and make sure
they're all set for DHCP... that was my big boo-boo when I couldn't get it
Hey, could we all start putting the [grrltalk] and [techtalk] tags back in
the subject line of each e-mail? I am stuck with micro$oft products at work
and have to rely on Outlook's ability to sort linuxchix e-mails into their
own folder by subject line :)
Thanks
-Sally
#if Jeff
>It sent the html as an attachment... ugh. I won't start about Outlook
Hey now, bear in mind that some of us are subscribed at work and don't have
a CHOICE!!!
-Sally
Unhappily leashed to NT and MS Office til 5pm each day
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Hi all,
Anyone know where I can find a good web resource on RAID disaster recovery?
Thanks!
-Sally
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Michelle Konzack wrote:
>I think, the use of Outlook is irresponsible. If you like Linux an
>you know how to use it, administer it,
>GO TO YOUR BOSS AND TELL HIM THE ALTERNATIVES WITH LINUX !!!
That is a w bit unrealistic for people who work at large corporations
that are in bed with Micr
Hi all, I have just a quick question:
How would a linux box be used as a DNS server?
Thanks
-Sally
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http://www.linuxnewbie.org has a great step by step walkthrough for
installing licq.
-Original Message-
From: lady crowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 9:58 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [techtalk] licq
ok, i've been a part of this list for almost two month
*nervous about breaking the silence on the list* :P
Lucky me just got hooked up with a sweet DLT 4000!!! woo woo, go me :)
Anyway, I was looking for some recommendations on what tbu software I should
use for it. I've only got three systems on my little network (got a cool
switch too, too bad I
Whenever I send binary attachments with elm, they come across as ascii. The
format I'm using is
elm -s [subject] [recipient] < [filename]
I couldn't find anything in the manpage, is there a flag I can use to change
this? Or should I just use a different mailer?
-Sally
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