Re: [techtalk] Low level formatting

broken, but it will be if you do. :-) Best Shad "Wood, Mary" wrote: > > Having exhausted all other options, I am going to try a low-level format on > a hard disk. The ultimate goal is to install Window$ 2000 (don't hurt me > ... it's someone else's machine!).

Re: [techtalk] Low level formatting

broken, but it will be if you do. :-) Best Shad "Wood, Mary" wrote: > > Having exhausted all other options, I am going to try a low-level format on > a hard disk. The ultimate goal is to install Window$ 2000 (don't hurt me > ... it's someone else's machine!).

Re: [techtalk] Low level formatting

hd's. They are no longer used and most bioses no longer support that option. Best Shad PS, the way this mailing list is set up, if you wish to have messages go back to the list, use the "reply to all" function as opposed to the "reply to sender option" :-) Cheers Lilli

Re: [techtalk] Linux and UNIX

Damn, you stole my thunder :-) Cheers Shad Robert Wade wrote: > > On Fri, 6 Oct 2000, sara ruohotie wrote: > > > > > > Is Linux close enough to UNIX that I could ask some UNIX questions? > > > > imho it is. but you have to remember, that linux *isn't*

[techtalk] No answers?

Heh heh. I take it I am not he only one without a solution to my server tunings? Regards Shad Original Message: / Robert Siemer wrote: > > Hi Shad! > > From: Shad Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Are there any networking guru's on

Re: [techtalk] Missing "taskbar" in KDE??

irectory in your home dir. If both those things fail you may need to reinstall the base KDE system. Shad Storm wrote: > > Hi All! > > I partitioned my HD using Partition Magic, and it goofed up my linux > partition,... I managed to get it up and running,.. by re-inserting the

Re: [techtalk] Missing "taskbar" in KDE??

el & > > exec kwm > > Heh, good try but this isn't right either :) Actually Rik this was the only correct way to do it with KDE 1.0/1.1 in Slackware. Remember up till about a year or so ago, there was no official Slack version. Usually you had to compile it from source and add th

Re: [techtalk] SuSE -> Mandrake?

I would have to second that assesment. Shad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hey Linda, > Just an opinion not really an answer. Why go with Mandrake? Yeah the > kernel is optimized for Pentium and greater, this is something you could > do for yourself. It's not to hard and

Re: [techtalk] irc client?

Try http://idirect.linux.tucows.com/index.html Click on software chose your flavour Good luck Shad Linda Gentile wrote: > > There is one? > > Could somebody please point me in the correct direction for finding one? > > Linda Gentile > > __ > > http://www.an

Re: [techtalk] X Mail client recommendations

work around. Shad Dan McGarry wrote: > From: Caitlyn M. Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > KMail meets the above requirements. You'll need to install QT and some of > > KDE to make it run, but you can use it under Gnome. > > Thanks, Caitlyn, I'll take a

Re: [techtalk] strange mail behavior

it could loose a piece of mail, but usually the files are never removed from a server until the remote has sent a confirmation of reciept. Shad -- "Fear is the foundation of obedience." Vladimir Lenin "Without fanaticism one cannot accomplish anything." Evita Peron "...

Re: [techtalk] X Mail client recommendations

"Caitlyn M. Martin" wrote: SNIP > FWIW, I use it daily for my VNet account, and I do like it. So do I. It has potential. Everybodys milage varies of course. Its nicest feature IMO is its multiple account handling capability. Shad -- "Fear is the foundation of obedienc

Re: [techtalk] Soft power and SuSE?

power options in linux even though it works fine in Windows. I recommend that you upgrade the Kernel source to the latest virgin kernel from kernel.org. 2.2.10 and 2.2.13 have a couple of bugs. Shad V Clarke wrote: > > Well, after a rather expensive weekend, my dear little beige cuboid ha

[techtalk] Hello

learn the pulses of these lists and their participants. I look forward to some new ideas. Best Regards Shad Young -- "Fear is the foundation of obedience." Vladimir Lenin "Without fanaticism one cannot accomplish anything." Evita Peron "...in order to punish less of

Re: [techtalk] DHCP, cable modem, and boxen

. For instance if you are here in Ottwaw Canada, Rogers cable modems are all static and thus can bypass the dhcp crap. Read the DHCP howto, the IP MASQUERADING HOWTO, and the NET3/4 howto. (/usr/doc/HOWTO) Mail back when read if you have specific questions. Shad Snarfblat wrote: > > Anyone ha

[techtalk] Two questions:

. 2. Has anybody installed the french language dictionary in ISPELL? I need it to configure a web search engine, but the instructons are in french and my french is not fluent enough to understand what all the extra files are for. Thanks Shad -- "Fear is the foundation of obedience." Vlad

Re: [techtalk] Two questions:

me... I;ll take a look. Thanks for triggering the memory. :-) Regards Shad -- "Fear is the foundation of obedience." Vladimir Lenin "Without fanaticism one cannot accomplish anything." Evita Peron "...in order to punish less often, punish more severely." Napoleon Bonaparte

Re: [techtalk] friendly html/php editor on linux?

, or Xemacs, the key copmbinations are logical and standard. Both can be found at Linux Tucows. (Just so you know, I am an emacs convert. I only use emacs now from the console). Cheers Shad Julie Meloni wrote: > > "Erb, Maria" wrote: > > > > hi all, > > > &

[techtalk] Call for tester and players.

Lust is a SMAUG based Multi-user online medieval dungeon style game. Only the first fifty levels are complete and we still have a few bugs and features to work out. We could really use your feedback and ideas. PS the code it GPL and the game is free. Thanks all Shad -- Shad Young: SP - YoungArm

Re: [techtalk] Red Hat certification

d for thaught as potential employers may lurk here. If you are asking where to get the study guides, then try here http://www.redhat.com/services/training/training_examprep.html Shad Ashok Kanodia wrote: > > Hi, > > Can anyone tell me how to get the information on Red Hat's (RHCE)